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Action Replaces Rhetoric: Closure of China’s Houston Consulate May Jeopardize US Debt

China holds $1.1 trillion in U.S. debt, a fraction of the $26.5 trillion owed by the U.S. government.

Senate Committee Votes To Ban TikTok From Government-Supplied Devices

TikTok is coming under greater scrutiny around the world over data security concerns

India already banned TikTok as part of its ban of 59 Chinese-owned apps and Amazon ordered employees to delete TikTok from their devices.

Republican Congressman Criticizes Donald Trump’s Remarks About Jeffrey Epstein Accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell

Rep. Chip Roy of Texas called Trump's well-wishes for Jeffrey Epstein accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell "unacceptably obtuse," saying she needs to be "severely punished" for her crimes.

While there are concerns about lawmakers' lack of progress on a new stimulus, Donald Trump said he is confident it will be passed

Stocks Mostly Slide On US-China Tensions, Virus Warning

Stocks mostly slide on US-China tensions, virus warning

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Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe (left) shakes hand with China's President Xi Jinping at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing

Japan Is Offering Millions of Dollars To Its Companies To Leave China

China is Japan’s biggest trading partner, with massive Japanese investments in the country.

China insists that Xinjiang issues were not about human rights, religion or ethnicity but about "countering violent terrorism and separatism"

China Says French Claims On Uighur Rights Are 'Lies'

China says French claims on Uighur rights are 'lies'

Taiwan's China Airlines is frequently mistaken for the mainland's Air China, and Taipei has passed a proposal to rebrand the carrier

Taiwan Parliament Passes Proposal To Rebrand China Airlines

Taiwan parliament passes proposal to rebrand China Airlines

China's number one Li Haotong won the 2014 PGA Tour Series-China order of merit which helped launch a successful career on the European and US PGA Tours

Golf's PGA Tour Series-China Season Cancelled Because Of Virus

Golf's PGA Tour Series-China season cancelled because of virus

A Cirque du Soleil performer rehearses as part of the 'Joya' show in Mexico that relaunched the circus following three months of lockdown

Struggling Cirque Du Soleil Returns To Mexico

Struggling Cirque du Soleil returns to Mexico

President Donald Trump said the coronavirus pandemic in the US is likely to 'get worse before it gets better'

Trump Holds First Coronavirus Briefing In Weeks, Acknowledges 'The Plague' Is Serious

The president held his first pandemic briefing in weeks. Absent were the experts who surrounded him in previous appearances.

scientists warn about a likely huge wave of brain damage resulting from coronavirus infections

Coronavirus Developments: Chinese Hackers Indicted, CDC Says 10 Days To Quarantine, Coronavirus Cases Up To 13 Times Higher Than Reported.

From Chinese hackers to 10-day quarantine periods, here's everything you need to know about the coronavirus for Tuesday.

Britain is one of a number of countries conducting vaccine trials for COVID-19

Chinese Hackers Indicted For Trying To Steal Coronavirus Research, Trade Secrets

The hackers allegedly conducted a decadelong campaign that targeted pharmaceutal firms, high tech industries and numerous other sectors.

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi embraces US President Donald Trump turning a February 2020 rally in the Indian leader's home state of Gujarat

US, India Nearing Trade Deal, Says New Delhi’s Commerce Minister

But a longer-term free trade agreement may take longer to achieve

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has branded Bolton a traitor

Pompeo Slams China Amid Pandemic, Urges All Nations To Unite Against Beijing

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo criticized China's role in the COVID-19 pandemic during his U.K. visit, as London takes a harder approach towards Bejing.

TikTok has skyrocketed in popularity since coronavirus lockdowns

TikTok Plans To Add 10,000 US Jobs In The Next Three Years

The growth plan comes as President Trump weighs a ban of the app in the U.S.

US Issues New Sanctions Against Chinese Companies For Alleged Human Rights Abuses In Xinjiang Region

The U.S. Department of Commerce's sanctions were due to the companies' alleged involvement in the reported crackdown of Xinjiang's Muslim population in recent years.