U.S. Postal Service Halts Parcel Service From China as Trump’s Trade Curbs Begin

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  US Postal Service stops accepting parcels from China and Hong Kong

  It says the suspension will be in place "until further notice" and did not offer a reason for the decision.
  
  BBC News - 35m
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  US Postal Service suspends incoming parcels from China and Hong Kong

  Latest development in escalating trade conflict comes as Trump says he is in ‘no rush’ to speak with Xi . The US Postal Service has suspended incoming parcels from China and Hong Kong until further ...
  
  The Guardian - 54m

• China targets U.S. service members on social media in "virtual espionage"

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  Parcel services in Germany increasingly deliver to automated machines

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  Trump begins day at Washington DC church service

  Donald Trump arrives at church ahead of his inauguration.
  
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  TikTok thanks Trump after it begins restoring service to US users

  A ban in the United States initially began to take effect earlier Sunday.
  
  ABC News - Jan. 20
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  TikTok begins restoring US service after Trump vows to delay ban

  Chinese-owned video app thanks incoming president for ‘clarity’ after temporarily going dark over the weekend
  
  Financial Times - Jan. 20
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  TikTok returns service to U.S. users, thanking Trump

  TikTok said Sunday that it would be restoring service to U.S. users after blocking it the evening before.
  
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• Apple, Google remove TikTok from stores as app halts service in U.S.

  Apple and Google have removed TikTok from their respective app stores as U.S. operations shut down.
  
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