The report lays blame for the severity of the outbreak on the Chinese Communist Party and calls for the current WHO director's resignation.
The legislation would provide tax incentives for the U.S. mining of rare earth materials, used to produce goods like smartphones and defense systems.
Zhengdong Cheng, a professor at Texas A&M, has been arrested for hiding his connections with China in violation of a NASA research grant.
Chinese officials were reportedly given three days to vacate the Houston consulate by the Trump administration, which criticized China for spying on Americans.
A new report argues that the "pandemic could have been prevented" if the Chinese Communist Party and the World Health Organization had followed proper protocol with the coronavirus outbreak.
Concerned about a reliance on China for pharmaceuticals, several Texas legislators in Congress have introduced bills aimed at moving the supply chain to the U.S. or allies.
U.S. Representatives Lance Gooden and Dan Crenshaw filed legislation to allow lawsuits against China for the mishandling of the coronavirus.
The bill proposed by Sen. Cruz would prohibit the Department of Defense from helping studios who censor films to appease the communist government in China.
Gooden's bill would amend current law to allow a lawsuit against China to proceed if evidence is uncovered that incriminates them in the manufacture or spread of the virus.
Citing concerns of the coronavirus spreading, President Trump says asylum seekers and those seeking to enter the U.S. illegally will be turned away.
Two additional evacuees quarantined at Lackland Air Force Base have tested positive for the coronavirus, as concerns over the virus draw attention from Sen. Cruz and the Trump administration.
On Thursday, 90 evacuees quarantined at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio for potential exposures to the coronavirus were cleared and allowed to return home.
