Trump Greets Xi in Person at Joint Base Andrews; Senators Urge Rubio to Release $15B Aid to Taiwan

President Donald Trump greets Chinese leader Xi Jinping in person as the state visit gets underway. The administration says it remains open to extending the U.S.–China trade truce. We look at what’s on the summit agenda.

We speak with Dr. Peter Navarro, senior counselor to the president for trade and manufacturing, about China’s economic policies, and his new book, in which he argues that Dr. Anthony Fauci should be imprisoned.

A Capitol Hill hearing examines the human rights costs of Beijing’s policies. An active-duty U.S. service member recounts her parents’ experience of being detained in China.

Taiwan is closely watching the Trump–Xi summit. A security researcher says there is no need for alarm. We hear his assessment and Taiwan’s response to U.S. arms sales.

1. Trump Greets Xi in Person at Joint Base Andrews

2. Flow of Rare Earths on Agenda at Trump-Xi Meeting

3. Senators Urge Rubio to Release $15B Aid to Taiwan

4. Communities Testify on CCP’s Religious Persecution

5. Beijing’s Long Arm on American Soil

6. Why U.S. Must Be Mindful of China’s Economic Aggression

7. U.S. Uses AI to Detect China’s Tariff Evasion: Navarro

8. Researcher: Taiwan Should Not Fear Trump-Xi Summit

9. Taiwan Vows to Continue Pushing for U.S. Arms Deals

10. Capitol Hill Hearing on China Human Rights Concerns

11. Spider-Man Toy Highlights China’s Forced Labor