Trump Says He Doesn’t Need Xi’s Help on Iran

President Donald Trump is heading to China. He says he’ll have a long talk with China’s Xi Jinping about Iran, though he does not believe he needs Xi’s help.

The United States is sanctioning China again—targeting 12 companies accused of helping transport Iranian oil to China. The move aims to cut off funding for Tehran’s military and nuclear programs.

The Justice Department says a California mayor agreed to plead guilty to acting as an agent for the Chinese Communist Party.

The trial involving a man accused of operating a Chinese police station in New York at Beijing’s direction is now nearing an end. The jury has begun deliberations in the case.

A suspected Chinese intelligence operative has been accused of offering thousands of dollars for insider U.S. policy information. A congressional staffer helped blow the scheme wide open.

1. Trump Says He Doesn’t Need Xi’s Help on Iran
2. Trump on His Way to Summit With China’s Xi
3. US Sanctions China-Linked Iran Oil Network
4. China Extends Olive Branches Before Trump-Xi Summit
5. Major US CEOs Join Trump on China Trip
6. Taiwan President Thanks US for Defense Support
7. Trump to Bring Up Jimmy Lai, Pastor Jin With Xi
8. California Mayor to Plead Guilty as Chinese Agent
9. Jury Begins Deliberations in CCP NYC Police Station Trial
10. Beijing Attempts to Recruit US Congressional Aide
11. US Intel Probes 120+ US-Funded Biolabs Abroad
12. Wuhan Lab Under More US Scrutiny
13. State Shield CEO on How States Are Combating the CCP
14. US States Step Up on Foreign Agent Laws
15. US Cracks Down on Foreign Influence in Education
16. Fighting China’s Long Arm at State Level