Violators should clear up any damage they cause and bear the cost of environmental restoration.
WASHINGTON - The White House has directed staff working in the West Wing, where the daily operations of President Donald Trump's administration are carried out, to wear masks at all times in the building, except when they are at their own desks, a senior administration official confirmed on Monday.
WASHINGTON - The US Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) on Thursday submitted the notification to the Congress of the sale of F-35 fighter jets to Japan, which includes 42 F-35B jets able to be deployed on amphibious assault ships.
Visitors experience interactive medical service provided by Wuzhen Internet Hospital at an intelligent drugstore in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province. [Photo byLong Wei/For China Daily]
Visitors to Aficion's factory start their journey in a 156-meter-long gallery where they can view the production process before making their way to other exhibition zones detailing the history of chocolate and the company. The tour culminates in a retail zone that features nearly 100 types of chocolates.
Visitors at the booth of Digital Currency Institute of the People's Bank of China during the China International Fair for Trade in Services on Sept 6. ZHAN MIN/FOR CHINA DAILY
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Voters are seeking to avoid in-person lines on Election Day to stay safe as coronavirus infections and hospitalizations continue to rise, but also to make sure their ballots will count. Many are concerned that Trump will challenge widely used mail-in ballots, after he claimed without evidence that they were fraudulent.
WASHINGTON - A woman who has accused Brett Kavanaugh, President Donald Trump's US Supreme Court nominee, of sexual misconduct decades ago is willing to publicly testify before a Senate panel set to vote this week on his nomination, her lawyer said on Monday.
Visitors seek information at the booth of Deepwise Healthcare during China Hospeq, an international medical exhibition held in Beijing in August. [Photo provided to China Daily]
WASHINGTON - As many as 109 retired US generals and admirals on Monday issued a joint letter urging the US Senate to "examine closely" President Donald Trump's nominee Gina Haspel for CIA Director over her role in dealing with US overseas "black sites" where terror suspects were tortured last decade.