President Trump met with Chinese President Xi Jinping for high-stakes trade talks as Supreme Court tariff setbacks cast a shadow over discussions.
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Trump’s upbeat China message collides with deepening Beijing rivalry
President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping strike a warm tone in Beijing, emphasizing cooperation as trade and investment talks get underway.
Trump Gives China-Friendly CEO Last Minute Invite To Beijing
President Donald Trump called Nvidia’s Jensen Huang and offered him a last-minute invite on his trip to China, a source familiar with the matter told Read More
Trump gets red-carpet welcome in China, but past Beijing trip shows pageantry only goes so far
Trump arrives in Beijing with red carpet ceremony ahead of bilateral talks with Xi Jinping focused on trade tensions and the ongoing war with Iran.
Trump heads to Beijing for high-stakes Xi talks as Taiwan tensions, trade disputes test US strength
President Donald Trump meets with Xi Jinping in Beijing for talks on Taiwan, trade, Iran and China’s support for Russia amid rising U.S.–China tensions.
US appeals court keeps Trump admin’s 10% global tariffs in place for now
Two businesses and Washington state had sued over the tariffs, which were imposed in February.
Trump criticizes 2 Supreme Court justices by name over tariff ruling
President Trump criticizes Justices Gorsuch and Barrett on Truth Social, saying their tariff ruling cost the U.S. $159 billion and showed disloyalty.
DeSantis reveals which dictatorship should be ‘put out to pasture’ next
Gov. Ron DeSantis said Cuba’s communist government should be “put out to pasture once and for all” as he signed law restricting Cuban-linked businesses in Florida.
Tariff Ruling Faces Pushback As Trump Blasts ‘Radical Left Judges’
NEW YORK, May 8 (Reuters) – The Trump administration on Friday appealed a court ruling that found a 10% global tariff imposed in February was Read More
Gorsuch says ideological divides on Supreme Court come down to ‘how you read law,’ not politics
Justice Gorsuch, who calls himself a “proud textualist,” stressed that competing legal philosophies, not partisanship, shape rulings and relationships on the high court.