David Perdue Sworn In as US Ambassador to China; India Launches Strikes Into Pakistani Territory
President Donald Trump participates in the swearing-in ceremony of David Perdue as U.S. ambassador to China. Perdue served as a senator for the state of Georgia, was a former Fortune 500 CEO, and is recognized as a strong China critic who lived in Hong Kong for a time during his 40-year business career. Perdue was confirmed by the Senate in a 67–29 vote on April 29. Perdue’s ambassadorship comes amid deepening bilateral trade tensions between the United States and China.
At least 31 people are dead after India fired missiles into several areas of Pakistan and territory it controls on Wednesday. India says the strikes aim to “preempt” and “deter” cross-border terror attacks.
The escalation follows a massacre of Hindu tourists in Indian-controlled Kashmir last month. Pakistan has dismissed India’s allegations of its harboring terrorist camps as unfounded. Meanwhile, the leader of a U.N.-designated terrorist group in Pakistan reported that 10 of his family members had been killed in the attacks.
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- EU to Announce Retaliatory Tariffs Against US
- US, China Set to Resume Trade Talks
- Dems Push GOP to Vote on No Cuts to Medicaid, SNAP
- NYPD Officers Attacked by Alleged Teen Gang Members
- Judge Orders Return of Deported Alleged Gang Member
- 3 Democrat Governors Summoned to Testify in DC
- VP Vance Jokes About Deporting World Cup Fans
- House Report Says FBI Mishandled 2017 Shooting Probe
- Cuomo to Run for NYC Mayor as Independent
- Krishnamoorthi Enters Illinois Senate Primary
- DOJ Announces Largest Fentanyl Bust in US History
- Scotus Permits Block on Transgender Troops
- Feds Probe Antisemitism at University of Washington
- Columbia University Lays Off Staff After Grant Revocations
- India Launches Strikes Into Pakistani Territory
- Passengers Stranded at Indian Airports
- India-Pakistan Conflict Over Kashmir Boils Over
- Spain Blackout Sparks Renewables Debate
- Houthis Agree to Stop Ship Attacks, US Ends Bombing
- Real ID Now Required for Air Travelers
- FAA Announces Immediate Upgrades at Newark
- US Seeks Breakup of Google’s Ad-Tech Products










