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The US Congress decided to shut the Capitol to the public until April, one day after a staff member for a senator from Washington state tested positive for COVID-19. The White House also temporarily suspended public tours over concerns about the pandemic.

The United States will leave the WHO on July 6, 2021, and currently owes the organization more than 200 million US dollars in assessed contributions, according to the WHO website.

The United States tech giant said it has started investigation into the reported phishing scams and the unauthorized payments with Apple accounts and found that a small number of its users' accounts were accessed through phishing scams where two-factor authentication was not enabled.

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The US now has the world's largest number of confirmed cases of COVID-19, with at least 50,243 losing their lives to the virus as of April 24. Here is a timeline showing how US President Donald Trump mishandled the coronavirus outbreak in the US.

The US already has energy cooperation with South Korea and Japan, and it is believed the cooperation will soon extend to China, the biggest potential market for natural gas, she said.

The US announced on June 19 it would pull out of the Geneva-based United Nations Human Rights Council.

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The US government is reportedly working on a policy to ban members of the Communist Party of China, or CPC, and their families from entering the US, a move that "would represent an enormous escalation in hostility toward China by the Trump administration", according to Texas-based China scholar Jon Taylor.

The Turkish subsidiary of the ICBC was established after the lender purchased a majority of shares of Turkey's Tekstilbank in 2015 and has been licensed for commercial banking, investment banking, and asset management.

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The US government has given additional four weeks for the public to comment on extending a temporary license that will allow US companies to continue doing business with Chinese tech giant Huawei.

The US Senate, by a 100-0 vote, passed a nonbinding resolution on Tuesday urging the administration to release the whistleblower complaint.