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The US Supreme Court has ruled universities may use affirmative action to help minority applicants get into college.

The United States has taken a practice of maximum pressure and continuously escalated trade frictions, causing serious setbacks in the China-US trade talks, according to Gao. "The United States is entirely to blame."

The US formally suspended the treaty on Feb 1 in the face of opposition from Asian and European countries. Russia followed the US suspension with its own a day later. By August, both countries will officially exit the pact if no agreement is reached, increasing the risk of an arms race.

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The US and the Republic of Korea on Aug 31 concluded their annual military drill, known as the Ulchi Freedom Guardian, which involved 50,000 ROK soldiers and 17,500 US soldiers.

The UK health department said 20 million pounds of funding will go to the Combating Antibiotic Resistant Bacteria Biopharmaceutical Accelerator, also called CARB-X, a United States non-profit organization that provides financial, scientific and business support to global research into the most dangerous drug-resistant bacteria.

The USDA, in its monthly supply and demand report released on Thursday, pegged the US corn yield at 168.4 bushels per acre, compared with 168.2 bushels in September. Analysts were expecting a cut to 167.5 bushels.

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The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has reported a new single-day record of 54,357 cases across the country.

The US House adopted a resolution on Tuesday officially recognizing the "Armenian genocide", an unprecedented move that angered Turkey on its national day amid already heightened tensions with Washington.

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The United States claims that 36 of its trading partners, including China, Canada and Russia, are "inadequately protecting its intellectual property rights" and will push more countries to unite and retaliate with trade protectionism, economists said on Sunday.

The US death toll from COVID-19 tops 200,000 on Tuesday, accounting for one-fifth of the global casualties from the pandemic, as experts warned of further increases in infections and mortality as cooler fall weather moves people indoors.