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China's missile production in 2023 increased at the fastest rate since Xi Jinping became president in 2013, according to a Bloomberg analysis.
China's expanding conventional missile arsenal provides it the capability to strike targets in the South China Sea, U.S. bases in Japan and Guam, and naval vessels.
The Pentagon estimates that as of 2024, China possesses at least 300 ballistic missiles and 300 ground-launched cruise missiles.
China's arsenal of ballistic missiles has increased by 147% and its ground-launched cruise missiles by 50% since 2015.
China is actively constructing new missile silos for its nuclear arsenal.
China's newest missiles incorporate advanced technologies including hypersonic glide vehicles, anti-ship capabilities, and in-flight maneuverability.
Cisco is cutting jobs as part of a strategic shift to focus on the AI market.
Cisco's stock price increased by 15% in after-hours trading following its announcement of job cuts and a strategic focus on AI.
The island of Little St. James, formerly owned by Jeffrey Epstein, is now owned by Stephen Decoff, the founder of the distressed debt firm Black Diamond.
The current owners of Little St. James island have stated they are conducting and will continue to conduct citizen's arrests on trespassers.
The head of an anti-trafficking nonprofit from Tennessee was allegedly restrained with duct tape by personnel on Little St. James island after attempting to plant a flag.
Former senior Goldman Sachs trading executive Michael Daffy purchased Jeffrey Epstein's townhouse on the Upper East Side of New York City.