"China and the US are the largest developing country and the largest developed one in the world," said Liu Yandong, vice-premier of China." If we work together, we can become the anchor of the world's stability and the driver of world peace."
China and the United States concluded their largest-scale annual meeting in Washington on Wednesday by announcing hundreds of outcomes in strategic, economic and people-to-people areas.
Vice-Premier Liu Yandong would like to see more American students study in China.
A Memorandum of Understanding for the Collaborative Program on Emerging and Re-emerging Infectious Diseases was signed by the US Department of Health and Human Services and the National Health and Family Planning Commission of China.
Chinese and US leaders held a roundtable on Wednesday with CEOs from both countries on business opportunities and concerns, as part of the 2015 US-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue in Washington.
China takes seriously the prevention and control of emerging infectious diseases and has played an active role in global emergency response to such health threats, visiting Chinese Vice Premier Liu Yandong said here Wednesday.
US federal judge in Boston on Wednesday officially sentenced Dzhokhar Tsarnaev to death for his role in the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing attacks.
Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal joined the 2016 US presidential race on Wednesday, starting dead last among a very crowded field of hopeful Republican candidates in at least one poll.
US Senate on Wednesday approved the so-called fast-track trade legislation, and the bill will be sent to the White House for signing.
The stars are out to raise money for Hillary Rodham Clinton, including Lady Gaga, Tony Bennett and Jon Bon Jovi. But the front-runner for her party's presidential nomination for 2016 is following a "just enough" fundraising strategy that her supporters say will pay off over time.
Mayor Bill de Blasio on Tuesday announced Lunar New Year an official public school holiday in New York City, which will allow tens of thousands of students of Asian descent to celebrate the festival without having to miss class.
South Korean victims of Japan's wartime comfort women will sue Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in a US federal court as the Abe cabinet has ignored calls for apology and compensation.