Donald Trump’s Upcoming China Visit Marks Rare Repeat Presidential Trip
Donald Trump is set to become only the third U.S. president to visit China twice, resuming high-level talks amid ongoing tensions and complex diplomatic challenges.
Donald Trump is set to become only the third U.S. president to visit China twice, resuming high-level talks amid ongoing tensions and complex diplomatic challenges.
U.S. household debt reached a new peak driven by mortgages and auto loans, while inflation rose to its highest rate in three years, intensifying financial pressures.
President Trump announced plans to raise Jimmy Lai’s detention with Chinese officials, acknowledging the pro-democracy figure’s controversial role while expressing support for his release.
A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket lifted off from Vandenberg carrying a classified National Reconnaissance Office payload as the agency accelerates its deployment of small satellite constellations.
A select group of prominent U.S. tech, finance, and agriculture leaders, including Elon Musk and Tim Cook, will accompany President Trump on his China trip to discuss trade, AI, and diplomatic issues.
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NVIDIA collaborates with five space firms to develop AI data centers in orbit, aiming to overcome Earth’s resource limits by harnessing solar power and vacuum cooling.
The CLARITY Act advances with newly included developer protections, aiming to clarify regulatory frameworks for blockchain software creators while debates over stablecoins and banking persist.
U.S. markets fell as inflation data showed persistent pressure and stalled Iran negotiations added uncertainty, driving technology stocks sharply lower.
Partial payments of tariff refunds have started reaching companies after the Supreme Court declared the tariffs illegal, with thousands of importers now lining up for compensation.