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While rare earth exports have resumed, they remain below the levels outlined in the Geneva agreement, Trump’s economic adviser says. WASHINGTON—Trade negotiators from the United States and China are heading back to the table on June 9, but this time in London, in a renewed effort to break the deadlock after last month’s Geneva talks

While rare earth exports have resumed, they remain below the levels outlined in the Geneva agreement, Trump’s economic adviser says. WASHINGTON—Trade negotiators from the United States and China are meeting on June 9 in London, in a renewed effort to break the deadlock after last month’s Geneva talks failed to produce meaningful results. The high-stakes

While rare earth exports have resumed, they remain below the levels outlined in the Geneva agreement, Trump’s economic adviser says. President Donald Trump said trade talks between U.S. and Chinese officials in London are going well. “I think we’re doing very well. They’re over there now. I’m only getting good reports,” the president told reporters

‘I didn’t go out to craft a piece of legislation to please the richest man in the world,’ the House speaker said. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) on June 8 downplayed tech billionaire Elon Musk’s critical comments and said that House Republicans will pass the One Big Beautiful Bill Act backed by President Donald Trump.