The deportation prompted protesters to attack the Thai consulate in Turkey late Wednesday.
State media say China's real economy is not affected but observers question the stability of the rebound.
Senator John McCain called the decision "another dangerous consequence of budget-driven strategy."
Typhoons Linfa and Chan-Hom are expected to make landfall in the next two to three days.
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin told Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi he's ready to do yoga.
U.S. stocks were under sharp pressure Wednesday, even before a trading glitch at the New York Stock Exchange.
The New York Stock Exchange unexpectedly halted trading Wednesday for more than three hours, due to a technical issue.
A growing number of economists say events in Greece, China and Puerto Rico may cause the U.S. central bank to hold off on interest rate hikes planned for later in 2015.
Investors continue to grapple with concerns Greece will exit the eurozone, as well as the extreme volatility roiling China's stock markets.
Long-range bombers would enable China's air force to reach as far as the western Pacific Ocean.
China's draft cybersecurity law increases pressure on Internet companies to report suspect content — and to register users with their real names.
Half of all listed companies on the country's main indexes suspended trading while the regulator pledged to end the "irrational panic."
Didi Kuaidi has the largest market share of car-hailing apps in China.
The negotiators had set Tuesday as a deadline when it became clear last week that a June 30 deadline would not be met.
If tech companies give agencies like the FBI and NSA backdoor access to private data, they would create security risks, cybersecurity experts warned.
Traditional Chinese religions like Taoism and Buddhism aren't as popular as Islam and Catholicism among younger people.
Samsung isn't just competing with Apple. It's competing with its own phones.
A new government-backed anti-corruption effort aims to expose illegal use of public funds at Chinese universities.
"Self-immolate if you want."
Difficult tests are driving Chinese citizens to South Korea to obtain driver's licenses.
Since June 1, forward prices for Brent January 2017 delivery have fallen by $6.5 per barrel to around $63.40.
Up to first five investment deals are expected to be signed in the next three months and attract partners from China, South Korea and the UAE.
