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"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.

The U.S. raised tariffs from 10 percent to 25 percent on $200 billion of Chinese goods on Friday, prompting a vow from China to implement retaliatory measures. 

A child defecting from North Korea to meet her parents, who had already escaped Kim Jong Un's regime, was equipped with a GPS tracking device.

President Donald Trump raised the tariff on $200 billion of imports from China amid frustrated trade talks between Washington and Beijing.

As Donald Trump defended his "art of the deal" persona amid reports he lost $1 billion during his business heyday, the celebrity businessman-turned-politician also faced major diplomatic troubles.

Congresswoman and Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard said her constituents in Hawaii are particularly concerned about North Korea's capabilities.

Iran said it would remain "committed to the framework" of the 2015 nuclear deal that the U.S. abandoned one year ago.

The Department of Energy have announced a $600 million contract with Cray Inc. to build the supercomputer.

The president is escalating his trade war with China and says he will raise tariffs, but farmers under pressure are voicing concerns, according to Republican senators.

White House national security adviser John Bolton has made no secret of his desire for regime change in Iran and Venezuela, two nations he's hinted could face U.S. military action.

An editorial argued that China did not "have to be swayed by the whining" of the international community.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told a meeting of the Arctic Council in Finland that the shrinking Arctic sea ice would offer "opportunity and abundance" for industry.

"It is simply absurd and utterly unacceptable to look at China-U.S. relations from a clash-of-civilizations or even racist perspective," a Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson said.

Trump's tweets catalyzed a decrease in the yuan's value, significant drops in the three major U.S. stock indicies and a decline in oil prices.

Economic analysts, including the White House's own adviser, appeared baffled by President Donald Trump's China tariff claim Sunday that China — and not U.S. companies — are paying billions in tariff costs.

The White House said President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin had a "very positive" conversation as tensions between their countries reached a historic high.

Clinton hypothetically questioned why China shouldn't find Trump's tax returns, mirroring the president's appeal to Russia to find Clinton's deleted emails.

"We should not single out one race, this is racial profiling, it is illegal, it is immoral, and it's certainly against American values," a foreign policy expert told Newsweek.

Senator Mitt Romney warned presidential candidate Joe Biden that his soft views on China's threat "will not age well."

Syria, itself the target of U.S. intervention, warned, "The failure of the coup attempt represents a strong blow to the American administration and an abject failure for its policies."

White House national security adviser John Bolton praised the head of U.S. Southern Command, who said troops were "on the balls of our feet" to take action in Venezuela.

"It's sad, but most people can't even tell you what the word 'dementia' means," said Dr. John DenBoer.

"Are we gonna be a hemisphere dominated by China, Russia and dictators?" GOP Representative Adam Kinzinger asked. "Or are we going to be a hemisphere dominated by freedom and democracy?"

Researchers think the woman's burial position shows that the people of the time performed burial procedures.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo warned that Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro "is leaving" even as supporters such as China, Cuba, Iran and Russia continue to back him.

Scientists have so far struggled to find ways of killing the bacteria which cause measles and the flu in the air before they enter our bodies.

Tensions in the Pacific run high between the U.S. and China over the independence of Taiwan and territorial claims in the South China Sea.

The U.S. and China spent about $899 billion between them in 2018.

Russia had been closely watching recent reports that the White House was studying a comprehensive deal that would include China, but Moscow was also hoping for a promise to never use nuclear weapons.