via axios:
The outlook for a meaningful U.S.-China trade deal continues to deteriorate, as the House passed a bill supporting protesters in Hong Kong and China reportedly backtracked on part of the deal it agreed to last week.
The big picture: The House bill would require an annual review of whether Hong Kong is truly separate from Beijing to the point that it justifies the special trading status it receives under U.S. law and would implement sanctions against officials “responsible for undermining fundamental freedoms and autonomy in Hong Kong.”
Beijing Threatens to Retaliate if U.S. Passes Hong Kong Bill…
Protest leader left bloodied in street attack…
UPDATE: LEBRON BOWS TO COMMUNISTS…
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