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China’s been ahead of the Western curve for some time now. The U.S. economy cowers before the might of Chinese manufacturing prowess, and some of Hollywood’s most popular blockbusters have catered to Eastern tastes. By 2025, we will all have a workable knowledge of Cantonese. But for now, China has made its latest leap forward in the field of etiquette, more specifically movie theater etiquette, and even more specifically, how to deal with a-holes who won’t stop using their cell phones during a movie. Polite whispered requests, chair-nudging, chair-kicking, and in-theater doxxing have all proven ineffective in the continuing war on America’s rudest audience members. China’s contrived a smarter, more futuristic mode of combatting these menaces.

With all the hullabaloo surrounding the election of a new Pope, China’s appointment of a new President has taken a backseat in the media. 59-year-old Xi Jinping was officially made head of the largest nation and second largest economy in the world Thursday, taking over for former President Hu Jintao under whom Jingping formerly served as Vice President...

The Wall Street Journal is reporting that a group within the Chinese People's Liberation Army may be responsible for cyber attacks on 115 corporations throughout the past decade. The Chinese government is denying the allegations and claiming to be victim to US cyber attacks, but US network security firm Mandiant Corp...