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Kim Jong Un Assassination Plot Discussed With Trump, Bob Woodward’s Book Claims

"China needs to kill him and replace him with a North Korean general they control," Sen. Lindsey Graham proposed to Trump in 2017, according to Woodward.

Wall Street Gains As Apple, Tech Rebound; Oil Lifts Energy Shares

Also gaining were shares of companies that could see a boost in sales in the aftermath of Hurricane Florence.

Russia Starts Biggest War Games Since Soviet Fall Near China

China and Russia have staged joint drills before but not on such a large scale, and the Vostok-2018 (East-2018) exercise signals closer military ties as well as sending an unspoken reminder to Beijing that Moscow is able and ready to defend its sparsely populated far east.

China Seeks WTO Backing For Sanctions On US Over Dumping Duties

China will ask the World Trade Organization (WTO) next week for permission to impose sanctions on the United States, for Washington’s non-compliance with a ruling in a dispute over U.S. dumping duties, a meeting agenda showed on Tuesday.

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China Vows To Respond If US Takes New Steps On Trade

China will respond if the United States takes any new steps on trade, the foreign ministry said on Monday, after President Donald Trump warned he was ready to slap tariffs on virtually all Chinese imports into the United States.

MH370 Google Earth Location: Chinese Satellite Investigates Wreckage Claim In Cambodia Jungle

According to reports over the weekend, China used a space satellite to zoom in on a spot pinpointed by Ian Wilson on Google Earth as the location of the Boeing 777-200.

US-China Trade: Trump Tells Apple To Make Products In US To Avoid China Tariffs

President Trump tweeted on Saturday that Apple Inc. should make products inside the United States if it wants to avoid tariffs on Chinese imports.

US-China Relations: China's Record Trade Surplus With US Adds Fuel To Trade War Fire

China’s trade surplus with the United States widened to a record in August even as the country’s export growth slowed slightly, an outcome that could push President Donald Trump to turn up the heat on Beijing in their cantankerous trade dispute.

Alibaba Co-Founder Jack Ma To Retire

Alibaba Group Holding Ltd’s co-founder and executive chairman, Jack Ma, will retire from the e-commerce company on Monday, as the former English teacher seeks to focus on philanthropy in education, the New York Times reported.

US-China Trade War: Apple Says US Tariffs On China Would Hit 'Wide Range' Of Products

A “wide range” of Apple Inc products including the Apple Watch would be affected by proposed U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods, the company told U.S. trade officials, but gave no sign of an impact on its iPhone cash cow.

China Spaceflight Company OneSpace Launches Second Suborbital Rocket Successfully

The first OneSpace launch occurred in the month of May when OS-X, a precursor of the recently launched vehicle, took to the skies.

North Korea Targets Tourists Before 70th Anniversary Celebrations Amid UN Sanctions

With the United Nations sanctions curbing 90 percent of exports of the nation, promoting North Korea's tourism industry remains one of the very few avenues to ensure an influx of cash in its economy.

US Job Growth Seen Picking Up, Unemployment Rate Falling

Nonfarm payrolls probably rose by 191,000 jobs last month after gaining 157,000 in July.

Man Suffers Agony As Stingray Latches On To His Genitals [Video]

Witnesses claim the fish died on the beach post the incident.

Dwyane Wade Set To Re-Sign With Miami Heat, Report Says

Dwyane Wade is currently a free agent, having last played for the Miami Heat last season.

US, India In Talks About Halting Iran Oil Imports: State Department Official

Despite Trump's efforts, government officials in India, the world's third biggest oil importer and Iran's top oil client after China, have been talking about wanting to continue trade ties, especially for oil, with Iran.

South China Sea: Beijing Slams UK Warship's 'Provocative Action' Near Disputed Islands

“HMS Albion exercised her rights for freedom of navigation in full compliance with international law and norms," a spokesman for the Royal Navy said.

Weak Exports Push US Trade Deficit To Five-Month High

The U.S. trade deficit rose to a five-month high in July as exports of soybeans and civilian aircraft declined and imports hit a record high, suggesting the Trump administration’s protectionist policy was so far not having an impact.

Spider Found Living, Spinning Web Inside Man's Ear

An endoscopy revealed an eight-legged insect crawling among a small cluster of webs inside the ear canal.

Weapons In Space? Pentagon Wants To Deploy Them To Intercept Enemy Missiles

The Defense Department is particularly worried about China’s and Russia’s hypersonic weapons that are not detectable by current U.S. missile-defense radars.

US Apple Farmers Afraid They Will Be Hurt By US-China Trade Battle

Apple farmers across the U.S. Northwest fear they will be the next victims of a U.S.-China trade war that left cherry growers in the same region with weak prices and having to scramble for alternative buyers because of prohibitive Chinese tariffs.

US Citizen Sentenced To Death By Hanging In Malaysia For Murdering Ex-Wife

Gerald Wayne Mickelson has planned to appeal against the ruling.

Oil Prices Higher As US Sanctions Limit Iran Exports

Oil prices rose on Monday, supported by concerns that falling Iranian output will tighten markets once U.S. sanctions bite from November, but gains were limited by higher supply from OPEC and the United States.

JD.com Billionaire Flies Back To China After Minneapolis Sexual Misconduct Arrest

The Financial Times reported that the case involved Richard Liu, who is a student in the University of Minnesota's doctor of business administration program, and a Chinese student.

Russian Gold-Backed Cryptocurrency Maybe Used For Weapons Sales

In an attempt to sidestep U.S sanctions, Russian lawmaker Vladimir Gutenev suggested using a gold-backed cryptocurrency for weapons exports to other countries.