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The United States passed a law in 2012 that has explicitly made it illegal for members of Congress to trade stocks with inside information.

The US Congress on Wednesday finally passed the Republican bill to overhaul the US tax code over three decades, reducing income tax rates for companies and most families.

The US announced to impose 25 percent tariffs on billion worth of imports from China on June 15. Following that announcement, China said it will protect its own interests and levy tariffs on about billion worth of US imports based on the "equal scale and strength" principle, mainly targeting soybean, aquatic and automobile products.

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The USTR said it will engage in discussions among interested parties that could lead to positive resolution of the separate antidumping and countervailing duty measures currently imposed on Chinese solar products and US polysilicon.

The United States is "destroying" multilateralism and "ending" international rules by imposing sanctions on two officials of the International Criminal Court over an investigation into whether US forces committed war crimes in Afghanistan, Beijing said on Friday.

The United States saw its largest trade deficit in nine years in 2017, jumping 12.1 percent to 6 billion.

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The United States exported 800,000 used vehicles in 2018 and Japan shipped over 1 million such vehicles overseas, according to Bloomberg.

The US former ambassador to Mexico is Roberta Jacobson. She arrived in Mexico in 2016 and officially left the nation in May last year, when bilateral relations soured over US proposal to build a wall along the border to fend off illegal immigrants, for which Washington has urged Mexico to pay.

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The UK announced on Jan 28 that it would allow Huawei in noncore part of its 5G network, with a cap of 35 percent market share. A day later, the EU announced its toolbox for 5G deployment, which does not ban Huawei and leaves it up to the member countries to make their final decisions.

The United States' announcement of sanctions on Russian individuals and entities for the alleged US election meddling has aroused mixed reactions in Washington and beyond, with some hawks on Capitol Hill calling for more action, while Moscow said it is preparing retaliation.