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"While the aid package will help farmers pay their bills, this is not a long-term solution to the damages caused by lost markets," the Illinois Farm Bureau said.

"They're not going to change their system, and I think a lot of hard-liners in the Trump administration are looking for them to do that," said Stephen Roach, a veteran Wall Street analyst.

The alleged fraud cost the tech giant some $900,000.

The legislation would force the government to seize financial assets and revoke or deny visas of individuals involved in expansionary Chinese policy.

"The unabated oppression that the Uyghur community faces at the hands of China is a stain on the conscience of the world," Nancy Pelosi told Newsweek.

One paper found tariffs are costing U.S. consumers and businesses $3 billion per month in added tax costs.

Economic pressure on the company comes as the trade battle between the U.S. and China continues to escalate.

"We are now embarking on a new Long March, and we must start all over again," Chinese President Xi Jinping said.

"Unless there is a de-escalation of trade tensions, the outcome could be much worse than in our central scenario," said the secretary-general of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.

Senator Jerry Moran, In a letter to U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue, urged the Trump administration to resolve the China trade dispute that's "hurting" Kansas' farmers and ranchers.

China warned that a "certain major country has withdrawn from one international treaty and mechanism after another while building up its own nuclear and missile power."

The president told Fox News that Beijing "took advantage of us for many, many years."

A National Farmers Union executive and Wisconsin dairy farmer ridiculed Trump's ongoing trade war with China, warning of increased financial stress and suicides among U.S. farmers.

"It is dangerous when presidents write their own laws, impose their own taxes, spend money how they want and Congress looks the other way," Andrew Napolitano, Fox News' senior judicial analyst, said.

Cruz has been hit with a no small amount of mirthful backlash after he outlined his concerns about space pirates.

Texas Republican Senator Ted Cruz doubled down on his calls for a U.S. Space Force to take on extraterrestrial pirates and existential threats.

"This is survival at this point. I mean, for a lot of operations it is a survival thing," Iowa farmer Robert Ewoldt said.

"You don't need a psychiatrist to tell you this. You just need to be able to read these diagnostic criteria from the DSM-V," George Conway added.

"I think it's going to set the framework for the 2020 election. This is as important as it gets," said the former White House chief strategist.

Most glaciers around the world are retreating at unprecedented rates, but some are doing the exact opposite.

Research shows that U.S. consumers and businesses, not China, ultimately bear the true cost of the president's trade war.

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Senator Tom Cotton said U.S. farmers and consumers who feel the pinch of President Donald Trump's trade war with China should consider the "sacrifices" made by soldiers fighting abroad or buried in Arlington National Cemetery.

"The perception that China cannot bear it is a fantasy and misjudgment," an op-ed in The Global Times argued.

"I'm so amused by people who come up to me and say: 'You used to be a Republican and I used to support your views,'" Joe Scarborough said. "I say: 'Well, my views haven't changed."

Goldman Sachs said rather than Chinese exporters lowering their prices to stay competitive in the U.S. market, other producers have increased prices to benefit from the trade war.

Wei Jianguo said the U.S. will face "problems of a historic nature" if it does not change course.

"In fact, both sides will pay in these things," National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow argued.

"Precisely the sort of economic wisdom you'd expect," George Conway tweeted.

Oxford Economics estimated the tariffs could cost the economy U.S. $62 billion in economic output by next year if China retaliates.