Henry Paulson unveiled measures to shore up mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
"If you can help me get a ticket I'd appreciate it," Bush said jokingly to Hu Jintao.
The Central Bank will issue a commemorative bank note with a face value of 10 yuan.
The National Park Service is considering reopening Lady Liberty's crown for the first time.
The Sichuan earthquake has left 1.4 million farmers in 4,000 remote villages in absolute poverty.
Thomas Beatie, known as The Pregnant Man, has given birth to a girl.
European confectionery companies are trying to turn the Chinese into chocoholics.
The medals for winning athletes at Beijing Olympics were handed over to the organizers.
A survey has found that Chinese do not want Sarkozy to attend the Olympics opening ceremony.
A freshman at an university has been detained for taking candid photos of female students.
The extravaganza of the Olympic opening ceremony, which is in rehearsal, remains a State secret.
Xiushui Street has created its own brand, presenting traditional Chinese goods for foreigners.
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