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WASHINGTON－Addressing a deeply divided nation, US President Donald Trump summoned the country to a "new American moment" of unity in his first State of the Union, challenging Congress to make good on long-standing promises to fix a fractured immigration system.

Walker, referring to his own experiences of talking to Chinese people, said that China "doesn't see it as a zero-sum game".

WASHINGTON - US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Monday that the United States is reducing assistance by billion to Afghanistan this year due to the Afghan leadership's failure to form an inclusive government.

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Wang Haibin, executive vice-president of Siemens Ltd, China, expressed his appreciation for Sinomach and hoped for more in-depth cooperation in the future.

Wang Haifeng, a Beijing resident whose son is in fifth grade at a primary school in Xicheng district, said some of her friends who are also parents of primary school students have arranged a busy vacation for children, while she chose to stay calm.

Wanek said his Arcadia, Wisconsin-based company has avoided doing so by gradually reducing dependence on China-made furniture starting more than a decade ago and importing from tariff-free Vietnam. The company sourced just 1.5 percent of goods from China subject to tariffs in 2018, down from 25 percent in 2015.

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WEF President Borge Brende said in an email that health and safety concerns linked to the COVID-19 outbreak in Europe made it impossible to organize the meeting in Lucerne-Buergenstock as initially planned, while Singapore had been successful in dealing with the pandemic.

WASHINGTON－The coronavirus continues to ravage the world, with the death toll topping 500,000, swelled by the pandemic's tightening grip on the Americas. As cases surge there, Africa is emerging as a new focus of concern.

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WASHINGTON -- The US Senate on Wednesday confirmed Stephen Dickson, a former Delta Air Lines executive, will lead the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).

WSJ reports that Amazon’s pay-by-hand ambitions remain in early stages. The tech giant is reportedly working with credit card companies, rather than trying to cut them out, because it values their ability to protect customer information.