New York Post
WASHINGTON – The Justice Department on Monday unveiled charges against 13 people accused of working for China in three “significant national security cases,” Attorney General Merrick Garland said.
One of the cases concerns an attempt to pressure a New York-based critic of the Communist Chinese government to return to the country; the second involves efforts to obtain secret information about the US prosecution of Chinese tech giant Huawei; and a third deals with the recruitment of spies in the US.