Daily Update 5/10/23

OAN Tom McGrath

Rep. George Santos Calls Federal Charges a “Witch Hunt”

Rep. George Santos is speaking out against the federal charges brought against him, calling them a “witch hunt”. But he’s not the only one facing scrutiny. The House Oversight Committee has revealed that nine members of the Biden family have received suspicious foreign payments. Meanwhile, President Joe Biden seems unconcerned with the end of Title 42.

Congressional Committees Investigating Hunter and Joe Biden

Two chairmen of congressional committees are investigating Hunter and Joe Biden, and they say that suspicious activity reports reveal a pattern of money laundering and deception. The reports are connected to a web of 21 LLC’s linked to Hunter Biden.

Leaders Meet at White House to Negotiate Debt Ceiling

Republican and Democrat leaders met at the White House on Tuesday to try to negotiate a deal over raising the debt ceiling. Josie Glabach has the latest on this developing story.

China Urges State-Owned Enterprises to Play Key Role in Self-Reliance Drive

China is urging big state-owned enterprises (SOEs) to play a key role in its drive to attain self-reliance. This comes as the country faces increasing pressure from the international community over its human rights record and trade practices.

Digital Stablecoin Tether Winning Race for “Least” Crypto

According to reports, digital stablecoin tether is winning the race for the title of the crypto world’s “least”. This is due to its low volatility and high liquidity, making it a popular choice among investors.

Cisco Systems to Begin Manufacturing in India

Cisco Systems is set to begin manufacturing from India in a move to diversify its global supply chain. The Chief Executive Officer hopes that this will help the company to better serve its customers and partners in the region.

Austria Joins List of Countries Banning TikTok from Government Employees’ Work Phones

Austria is set to join the growing list of countries banning Chinese-owned video-sharing app TikTok from government employees’ work phones. This comes amid concerns over the app’s data privacy and security.