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U.S. takes aim at China's 'unfair trade practices' at WTO review
The United States said on Wednesday that China's industrial policies "skew the playing field" against imported goods and services, as well as their foreign providers, and that Washington would pursue all means to secure reforms. 
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In-N-Out Burger Store In San Francisco Shut Down Over Vaccine Mandate Violation
The In-N-Out Burger outlet was forced to shut down after it refused to comply with the city's requirement that it check customers' vaccination status. 
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Man Raped A Woman On a Philadelphia Train And Not One Passenger Intervened
Authorities said the incident could have been prevented if just one person had intervened or called the police. 
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Rachel Levine Sworn In As Country's First Transgender Four-Star Admiral
U.S. Assistant Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine has become the country's first openly transgender four-star admiral. 
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U.S. Surgeons Successfully Attach A Pig Kidney To A Human Patient
After the procedure, the recipient's elevated creatinine level reverted to normal, surgeons say. 
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Orionid Meteor Shower Peaks This Week: How To Watch
A not so spectacular year for the Orionids, but still worth the wait. 
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Former U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell dies of COVID-19 complications
Colin Powell, the first Black U.S. secretary of state and top military officer, died on Monday at the age of 84 due to complications from COVID-19. He was fully vaccinated, his family said in a statement on Facebook 
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Haiti Gang Kidnaps 17 American Missionaries, Including 5 Children
Christian Aid Ministries said the group that was kidnapped in Haiti included five men, seven women, and five children. 
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Ship Anchor Blamed For Southern California Oil Spill
Federal investigators said the anchor of the Panama-registered MSC DANIT may have damaged underwater oil pipelines, which had resulted in the massive spill. 
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U.S. Gathers More Than Two Dozen Nations In Bid To Defeat Ransomware, Excludes Russia
Recent attacks highlighted the vulnerability of U.S. infrastructure to cybercriminals. 
