Three Americans are finally heading home after years in Chinese custody. The United States reportedly brokered a high-stakes prisoner swap, securing their release after being “wrongfully detained” in China.
President-elect Donald Trump names a veteran from his first term as the new U.S. trade representative, tasking him with leading the next tariff agenda.
Some Chinese exporters have been looking for alternatives to the U.S. market. We take a look at how Trump’s tariffs could accelerate the trend.
The United States is sending its latest nuclear-powered submarine to Guam—a military base closer to China than to Hawaii. What does the Navy say propelled the move?
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