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Eva Dou

East Coast United States, Washington, D.C.
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DC-based journalist. Author of House of Huawei: The Secret History of China’s Most Powerful Company evatdou@gmail.com
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Tortured in China, they want to sue Cisco. The Supreme Court may say no.

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By Julian Mark Verified, Eva Dou
| wlf.org
William Wang was leaving his office in Beijing when plainclothes officers accosted him in the street and threw him into a police car. It was August 2002. Wang was taken to a facility where Chinese security officers interrogated him, beating him and shocking him with electric batons until their batteries ran out of charge, Wang alleged in a lawsuit filed in 2011.
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Tortured in China, they want to sue Cisco. The Supreme Court may say no.

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By Julian Mark Verified, Eva Dou
| The Washington Post Verified
Tortured in China, they want to sue Cisco. The Supreme Court may say no. (washingtonpost.com) Tortured in China, they want to sue Cisco. The Supreme Court may say no. By Julian Mark; Eva Dou 2026050209010300 William Wang was leaving his office in Beijing when plainclothes officers accosted him in the street and threw him into a police car. It was August 2002.
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Trump set off a surge of AI in the federal government. Here’s what happened.

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By Ian Duncan Verified, Jeremy Merrill Verified, Kevin Schaul Verified, Eva Dou
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
As the Trump administration seeks to sweep away obstacles to developingartificial intelligence, the president’s team has brought its zeal for the new technology to the federal government itself. Orders came down from the White House budget office in April urgingevery corner of the government to deploy AI.
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