Senate version calls for investigation and compensation from China for damages from pandemic.
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Officials are telling people it's safe to return to work and deleting online comments expressing doubt about it.
Ding Jiaxi, Zhang Zhongshun and Dai Zhenya are being held incommunicado with no access to lawyers or family visits.
An open letter calls for an emergency, top-level meeting to discuss Xi Jinping's "issues."
Arrivals from neighboring cities will be allowed in, but subjected to mandatory 14-day quarantine.
The city where the coronavirus was initially covered up is having a hard time believing official figures.
The information Li shared online about a mystery, SARS-like coronavirus turned out to be true, a probe finds.
Microbiologist Yuen Kwok-yung said the wording of an opinion piece he co-authored was 'inappropriate.'
The Foreign Correspondents' Club of China says there are 'no winners' in the current diplomatic war over press freedom.
The move is in direct retaliation for Washington's declaration that five state-run media are now being treated as representatives of a foreign government.