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International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach
Former Chinese Olympic Committee VP Says 2022 Bid Depends on Suitability

Beijing is now in the sights of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), which had completed its five-day tour on Feb. 18 of the Chinese capital's competitor, Almaty, Kazakhstan, in the bid for hosting the 2020 Winter Olympics.

China's high-speed trains at a maintenance base in Wuhan, Hubei Province.
Plans to Build First Commuter Railway Linking Beijing and Two Hebei Cities Underway

The Beijing government has announced initial plans to build railways that would link Beijing to two Hebei cities and enable commuters to travel to Beijing in an hour, becoming the first railway to run through the region.

Eddie Ray Routh
‘American Sniper’ Gunman Found Guilty; Judge Levies Life-Sentence Without Parole

Eddie Ray Routh was recently found guilty of capital murder charges. Routh was the alleged shooter of American Sniper Chris Kyle and his friend Chad Littlefield.

home depot
Home Depot, Toll Brothers Reported To Be Huge Market Movers

The US home construction is showing strength in the market. Also Apple is still soaring.

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Ted Lieu
Superbug Raises More Controversies As One US Lawmaker Seeks Congressional Hearing

The spread of the superbug in the US heightened the alarm of the lawmakers. Representative Lieu is in the quest for a congressional hearing on this.

Target
Target To Lower Minimum Threshold For Free Shipping To $25

Walmart and Amazon should come up with a new strategy because Target's free shipping threshold is just at $25.

Obama to encourage companies to share cyber threat data.
Republicans Concede Victory On Net Neutrality Rules Even Before FCC Votes

Days before the FCC is set to vote on a new set of rules governing the internet proposed by Chairman Tom Wheeler, the Republican Party has conceded the debate on Net Neutrality.

plastic bags
Plastic Industry Group Forces Suspension Of California Law Banning Plastic Bag Use Until Referendum On The Issue

A California law that had already been enacted banning the providing of plastic bags by supermarket stores will now be temporarily suspended reported Al Jazeera.. This was the consequence of a campaign by industry groups against that law that managed to muster enough support to halt its implementation.

gerbil
Gerbils, Not Rats Behind Spread of Black Death

A new study published argues that gerbils in Asia, not rats, caused the outbreak of the Black Death plague during the late Middle Ages. The plague spread and eventually resulted in the deaths of over 70 million people worldwide.

MO training centers, however popular among the Chinese people, are not recommended to majority of students in the country.
Xinjiang in Need of Over 30,000 Bilingual Teachers

The regional education authority has announced the shortage of more than 30,000 bilingual teachers for Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region.

A woman pushes a baby on bike next to damaged cars and debris in Beijing.
China Could Find Reprieve in the Race Against the Aging Society Clock

After China's National Health and Family Planning Commission disclosed last month that under half of the expected two million annual applications for couples wishing to become the parents of a second child were received, the government body presented a more optimistic face to the China Daily on Wednesday.

NASA Space Station
Boeing Space Exploration's John Elbon: NASA Is Ready For Space Exploration Beyond The Moon

John Elbon of Boeing Space Exploration believes NASA has laid down all the programs needed to reach one goal: human exploration beyond the moon.

George Zimmerman
Trayvon Martin Shooting Suspect George Zimmerman Not Charged By Federal Government

The Federal Government was investigating into the possibility of bringing hate crime charges against George Zimmerman in the matter of the death of a 17-year old Black teenager named Travyon Martin. It has now decided at the end of this investigation that it could not bring such charges against Zimmerman, reported the Orlando Sentinel.

Keystone XL pipeline (in green)
Obama Vetoes Keystone XL Pipeline Bill; GOP to Try Override

It was the first time Obama exercised his veto power in five years.

A tourist had a picture taken at an old house where Chairman Mao formerly lived.
Tourists Flocked to Revolutionary Historical Sites in Shaanxi Following Xi Jinping Visit

Chinese authorities have recorded the largest number of tourists traveling to northwest China’s Shaanxi Province after President Xi Jinping visited the region on Feb. 13.

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