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Lawmakers are calling on Duke University to cut ties with a Chinese institution and Wuhan University.
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Trump Admin Submits Emergency Appeal to US Supreme Court Over Mass Layoffs
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US Space Chief Says China, Russia May Escalate Space Conflict
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