February 14, 2026

China US

FBI Discovers Another CCP Biolab in U.S, DNC Media Ignores Story

pgnewser February 5, 2026

The DNC criminal media have chosen to ignore a story about another CCP Biolab discovered in the U.S. The biolab was discovered in Reno, Nevada. It had CCP-related documents in it. The only corporate news outlet that covered the story was ABC News, who omitted any references to the CCP in their report.

They summarized their report, claiming “A law enforcement source has told ABC News they took 1,000 items from the home, including vials of unknown substances, some labeled in Mandarin Chinese. The property manager, Ori Solomon, now under arrest facing both federal and state charges, including disposing of hazardous waste consistent with biological agents. The homeowner is a Chinese national arrested in 2023 after authorities in Reedley, California said he operated an illegal biological lab that was funded by Chinese banks. He’s pleaded not guilty. David, records show that homeowner has two dozen properties that ABC News sources say are now being searched.”

Blurb:

CBS, NBC Nightly Newscasts Still Not Covering Busted Chinese Biolab – newsbusters.org

If an illegal Chinese-adjacent biolab was discovered in a major American city and most of the broadcast network evening news refused to cover it, was there ever really a clandestine biolab to begin with? This is the strategy appearing to be deployed by CBS and NBC so far., as they continue to hide a story with huge national security.

Watch ABC’s report as aired on World News Tonight on Wednesday, February 4th, 2026:

Feds Raid Chinese Bio Lab in Las Vegas That Made People ‘Deathly Ill’ › American Greatness– amgreatness.com

pgnewser February 4, 2026

Blurb:

Las Vegas Police and the FBI raided a illegal Chinese biological lab running out of a Las Vegas home on January 31, collecting more than 1,000 samples. Several people allegedly became sick after being exposed to the laboratory in the home’s garage, 8 News Now reported.

“Initial search of the residence on Sugar Springs identified a bio-safety hood, a bio-safety sticker, a centrifuge, multiple refrigerators, red-brown unknown liquids in gallon-sized containers and refrigerated vials with unknown liquids,” said Christopher Delzotto, FBI Special Agent in Charge at the Las Vegas office.

On Monday, the samples were reportedly loaded onto an FBI aircraft to be transported to the National Bioforensic Analysis Center in Maryland for testing.

Secret suspected Chinese biolab was allegedly used as Airbnb, linked to ‘deathly’ sicknesses– www.theblaze.com

pgnewser February 4, 2026

Blurb:

 

Police raided a house in northeast Las Vegas on Saturday managed by Ori Solomon, an Israeli national currently in the U.S. on an E-2 visa, and owned by Jia Bei Zhu, the criminally charged Chinese national linked to a secret biolab discovered in Reedley, California, in late 2022.

Inside Zhu’s Vegas property on Sugar Springs Drive, law enforcement agents found a “possible biological laboratory” complete with a “bio-safety hood, a bio-safety sticker, a centrifuge, multiple refrigerators, red-brown unknown liquids in gallon-sized containers, and refrigerated vials with unknown liquids,” according to Christopher Delzotto, FBI special agent in charge at the bureau’s Las Vegas office.

Court Upholds Florida Law Restricting CCP Land Purchases– thefederalist.com

pgnewser November 7, 2025

Blurb:

A federal appeals court upheld a Florida law on Tuesday that restricts Chinese nationals and entities affiliated with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) from making land purchases in the state.

In a 2-1 ruling, the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the group of Chinese nationals challenging parts of the law (SB 264) lacked standing to bring their suit. The decision comes after the district court denied plaintiffs’ request for a preliminary injunction blocking the statute’s enforcement.

“After careful review, and with the benefit of oral argument, we affirm the denial of the plaintiffs’ preliminary injunction motion as to the registration and affidavit requirements. But we reverse and remand for the district court to deny the preliminary injunction motion without prejudice as to the purchase restriction because none of the plaintiffs have shown they have standing to challenge that provision of SB 264,” the ruling reads. The majority opinion noted how several of the plaintiffs, although they are Chinese citizens, were not “domiciled” in China, and therefore their efforts to purchase property falls outside the scope of the law.