(LifeSiteNews) – Professor Fenggang Yang, a faculty member at Purdue University and religious freedom advocate, alleged that the board chair of the U.S.-China Catholic Association (USCCA), which is known to be pro-sinicization, was given orders by two Chinese officials to cancel his keynote address at this weekend’s biennial USCCA conference at a Catholic university in Texas.

This week’s FOMC decision was not an easy choice. Our goals are in conflict. Inflation is above target, the labor market is softening, and there are risks to both sides of our mandate—maximum employment and price stability.