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The Ministry of Commerce said Friday the US's preliminary ruling on China-made solar cells sends "negative signals of trade protectionism" to the world.
The heads of state and government from 28 member countries of NATO are to convene here in Chicago this weekend for the security bloc's 25th summit
Cuba on Thursday accused the United States of violating international laws protecting brands and trademarks.
A 6.2-magnitude earthquake jolted off the coast of Aisen, Chile, on Thursday night, the US Geological Survey (USGS) said.
US President Barack Obama will meet with Afghan President Hamid Karzai in Chicago on Sunday, when the NATO summit there is due to start.
The parents of two Chinese students who were shot dead near University of Southern California (USC) campus have filed a wrongful-death lawsuit against the university.
Chinese and American officials recognize the importance of maintaining good, uninterrupted military relations, and the US Pacific Command will do whatever it can to further that goal, commander Samuel Locklear said.
The advance figure for seasonally adjusted initial claims for jobless benefits was 370,000 in the week ending May 12.
The vessel was being prepared to be intentionally sunk as an artificial reef.
An inactive training missile accidentally fell from a military helicopter in central Texas, forcing evacuation of 100 homes around US army base of Fort Hood.
Two workers obtained burns in a fiery explosion at an energy company in the US state of Texas on Wednesday.
US Navy confirmed an amphibious assault ship collided with a Navy oiler Wednesday about 193 kilometers off the Southern California coast.