Page One presents a special feature on the International Day of Friendship, tracing the history behind this United Nations resolution. Page Two offers an investigative report on the Jieyang dog-abuse case, examining the legislative void and the failures in education it exposes, alongside a primer on how animal cruelty is penalized under U.S. law. Page Three documents a rally held by Chinese residents in San Francisco on the eve of "August First," protesting the transformation of the People's Liberation Army into the Chinese Communist Party's own private Schutzstaffel. The Page Four feature opens with America's full-scale resurgence of anti-communism, and goes on to explore how the Chinese people might arrive at a clearer reckoning with the CCP, break free from fear and silence, re-enter public life, and reclaim a nation that rightfully belongs to them.
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