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Trump Calls Taiwan Arms a “Negotiating Chip” After Xi Summit
A $14 billion weapons package sits in abeyance. The president says approval depends on China — and openly questioned a 1982 assurance to do so.
A $14 billion weapons package sits in abeyance. The president says approval depends on China — and openly questioned a 1982 assurance to do so.
Beijing summit produced a Boeing announcement and soybean promises. The price pressure driving voter anger came home with him.
New USDA data shows the demographics of OBBBA cuts don't match what most voters think they're getting.
President pitches permanent residency for "good" foreign students during state visit, marking second China-policy reversal in 24 hours.
Classified assessments contradict Trump's "decimated" claims as Tehran regains targeting capability over a fifth of global oil traffic.
Pentagon halts 4,000-soldier rotation already underway as allies ask whether high defense spending still buys protection.
Beijing built a 1.4-billion-barrel buffer while Washington drew its reserve down, and both sides of the U.S. political map are dodging what that means.
Each executive on Air Force One wants something specific from Xi. The press is covering the trip; nobody is itemizing the deals.