*‘Conditioning an entire society’: the rise of biometric data technology.*

Mexico is passing a law to impose government regulation on traditional medicine.

China has an agency dedicated to expats from China, including Tibetans. Its mission is to spy on them, pressure them, and occasionally threaten, attack or kidnap them.

I wonder: When the US catches Chinese agents stalking exiled Chinese dissidents, what sort of crimes are they charged with, and what sort of sentences do they serve? Are the sentences long enough to discourage Chinese from trying such violence, or do they consider it a slap on the wrist?

*Sudan coup: US condemns military takeover as protests rage overnight.*

US citizens: support the Stop Wall Street Looting Act.