China Says It's Already Bought Large Amounts Of U.S. Pork, Sorghum
A spokesperson for China's foreign ministry told reporters Chinese companies have already purchased thousands of tons of U.S. agricultural products.

IRS considering changing how tipped employees report tips
The IRS proposal would create one voluntary compliance agreement: The Service Industry Tip Compliance Agreement. Here's what's in it:
By Elaine Thompson / AP
GOP on GOP: Romney scolds Santos, 'You don't belong here'
Santos' presence at the center aisle to see and be seen during President Biden's State of the Union address was met with stern criticism from Romney.
By Patrick Semansky / AP
China says it was smeared in Biden's State of the Union speech
China's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning called out the U.S. in a briefing following President Joe Biden's State of the Union address.
By Jacquelyn Martin / APTop Stories

Zelenskyy tells UK ‘freedom will win,’ pushes for warplanes
This was was Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's second confirmed journey outside Ukraine since Russia invaded nearly a year ago.
By Peter Nicholls/Pool via AP
2 children dead, 6 injured after bus crashes into day care
An eyewitness said that immediately after the crash, the driver stepped out of the bus, ripped his clothes off and started screaming.
By Ryan Remiorz / The Canadian Press via AP
Nonprofit works to protect Black and Native American burial sites
Indigenous Memories is a nonprofit working to preserve the "land, history and legacy of those who came before us."
By Scripps News