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California Mayor Resigns After Admitting to Illegal Foreign Agent Role for China
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California Mayor Resigns After Admitting to Illegal Foreign Agent Role for China

Arcadia’s mayor pled guilty to charges of acting as an undisclosed agent for the Chinese government, operating a propaganda website while in office.

Trump Arrives in Beijing Facing Weakened Position Amid Complex China Talks
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Trump Arrives in Beijing Facing Weakened Position Amid Complex China Talks

Former U.S. President Donald Trump visits China under strained circumstances, seeking Chinese cooperation on Iran, trade, and Taiwan while lacking diplomatic leverage.

Over $35 Billion in Trump-Era Tariff Refunds Are Now Being Issued to Importers
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Over $35 Billion in Trump-Era Tariff Refunds Are Now Being Issued to Importers

The government has begun distributing more than $35 billion in tariff refunds following a Supreme Court ruling that invalidated Trump’s trade policy.

Federal Appeals Court Pauses Ruling Against Trump’s 10% Global Tariffs Amid Ongoing Legal Battle
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Federal Appeals Court Pauses Ruling Against Trump’s 10% Global Tariffs Amid Ongoing Legal Battle

The U.S. Court of Appeals has temporarily allowed the continuation of Trump-era 10% tariffs under Section 122 while considering the government’s appeal to keep the tariffs in place.

Examining the Trump Administration’s Approach to China and Taiwan Relations
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Examining the Trump Administration’s Approach to China and Taiwan Relations

Experts analyze the Trump administration’s strategy toward China, focusing on the upcoming summit, U.S.-China tensions, and Taiwan’s political future.

Azerbaijani and Turkmen Trade Unions Sign Pact to Deepen Cooperation
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Azerbaijani and Turkmen Trade Unions Sign Pact to Deepen Cooperation

Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan’s trade unions have formalized a memorandum to enhance cooperation, focusing on labor rights protection, service improvements, and joint projects.

Trump Administration Pauses Plan to Lower Beef Tariffs Amid Industry Pushback
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Trump Administration Pauses Plan to Lower Beef Tariffs Amid Industry Pushback

The Trump administration has put on hold its proposal to suspend beef import tariffs, facing resistance from domestic ranchers concerned about protecting their recovery.

Donald Trump’s Upcoming China Visit Marks Rare Repeat Presidential Trip
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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.

Trump to Address Jimmy Lai’s Imprisonment in Upcoming China Visit Amid Complicated Remarks
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Trump to Address Jimmy Lai’s Imprisonment in Upcoming China Visit Amid Complicated Remarks

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.

Leading U.S. Executives Join Trump on Diplomatic Visit to China Amid Trade and Tech Talks
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Leading U.S. Executives Join Trump on Diplomatic Visit to China Amid Trade and Tech Talks

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.

US Begins Issuing Refunds for Invalidated Import Tariffs After Supreme Court Ruling
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US Begins Issuing Refunds for Invalidated Import Tariffs After Supreme Court Ruling

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.

NYC Correction Department Set to Renew Controversial Rikers Phone Contract Amid Privacy Concerns
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NYC Correction Department Set to Renew Controversial Rikers Phone Contract Amid Privacy Concerns

The city plans to extend a multimillion-dollar deal with Securus Technologies, despite privacy advocates warning over AI surveillance of detained individuals’ phone calls.