International Relations
US sees coronavirus window to push Taiwan's global status
The Trump administration is seizing the opportunity of the coronavirus pandemic to push the cause of Taiwan, long an irritant in U.S. relations with China
Insider Q&A: 'Everyone will suffer' from US-China spat
Craig Allen, president of the U.S.-China Business Council, worries that “everyone will suffer'' if U.S.-China relations continue to deteriorate
Global diplomacy under the gun in the time of coronavirus
Entire countries are on lockdown
Kentucky governor vetoes voter ID bill
Gov. Andy Beshear has vetoed a bill pushed by Republican lawmakers to require Kentucky residents to show a government-issued photo ID in order to vote
Stocks waver after goverment reports 700,000 job losses
Stocks are wavering in early trading on Wall Street after the government reported that more than 700,000 jobs were lost last month
Official: Referendum threshold met despite tossed signatures
Maine's top election official has invalidated hundreds more signatures that were collected to force a referendum on a hydropower transmission corridor
Trump's contradictory views on China shift as crisis grows
President Donald Trump's diverging viewpoints on the coronavirus and China have generated finger-pointing by both Beijing and Washington
AP VoteCast: Arizona primary marked by coronavirus concerns
Voters in Arizona cast their ballots in Tuesday’s Democratic primary during a pandemic that has stunted travel, closed schools, forced millions of workers to stay home and canceled campaign rallies
Russia names exceptions from the entry ban for Chinese
Russia's government says that it will continue to issue official, business, humanitarian and transit visas to Chinese nationals