Though according to reports Alice Huang was not herself a trained intelligence officer, she “doesn’t need to do a whole lot of, if you will, spying, to be extremely valuable,” Wilder said. “Let’s say she bugs his phones, and then he carries them into the Oval Office. Well, guess what? You can listen to everything,” Wilder added. “If it’s a good operation, she’s just getting you access.”
China’s spies have long been rampant in Silicon Valley https://t.co/TgDvYrdTP1
Yet another brazen daylight robbery of the publicly-owned @lcbo yesterday at Bloor & Royal York. A concerned customer asks the security guard to step in, but she lacks the will or skill to stop the theft - and scurries away. Even the demoralized employee is surprised at the volume of merchandise stolen, suggesting this is more than the typical theft she sees on a daily basis.
The thieves nicked at least 5 bottles of Remy Martin VSOP with a sticker price of $103 each, and several bottles of Macallan 12-year valued at $144 a pop. Yet the most incredible part is these two robbed the same store less than 24 hours earlier.
Of course, emboldened criminals know they can escalate the scale of their theft in an environment free of consequences.
A former top aide to Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., in an interview Sunday with CBS News' "Face the Nation," alleged that lobbying firm Ballard Partners "controlled" White House policy, and claimed its rise to become the top-earning lobbying firm "did not happen by accident."
President Trump's former chief of staff, Susie Wiles, worked at the firm for nearly a decade as a managing partner, leaving in 2019. Wiles and Brian Ballard have both called the claims false.
Ballard Partners' more than $88 million in lobbying revenue last year was, at the time, the most any firm had reported since the Lobbying Disclosure Act took effect in 1996, even after adjusting for inflation, a CBS News analysis of Senate lobbying disclosures found. Through the first three quarters of 2026, the firm has already surpassed that, reporting more than $98 million. https://t.co/iiVE1Xl48R
Alice Huang, the Chinese executive and alleged Chinese spy whose affair with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has rocked the global technology industry, is seemingly a ghost.
Her background is largely unverified, and her current whereabouts are unknown. https://t.co/CTHG3opVkx
When @MarkjCarney promised to “end homelessness” within 10 years, he just so happened to be standing in front of a politician who made the exact same promise 18 years ago.
@gregorrobertson, now Carney’s housing minister, was elected mayor of Vancouver in 2008 on a platform of ending “street homelessness” by 2015.
When Robertson began the Vancouver count showed 1,576 homeless people.
As of 2025 it’s at 2,715, despite soaring government spending on the problem.
Via @TristinHopper #cdnpoli
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