President Donald Trump faces pressure from 27 Democratic lawmakers to maintain the ban on Chinese cars ahead of his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang called AI doomsday predictions "irresponsible" and not grounded in science, urging existing laws over new AI regulation.

U.S. President Donald Trump will reportedly decide whether to green light a possible America-China AI "hotline" agreement, sources indicate.

Sam Altman, Jensen Huang and Tim Cook are expected at Donald Trump's state dinner for Xi Jinping amid fierce U.S.-China competition over AI and chips.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent cited Anthropic's Mythos model as a step toward AGI and urged Congress to develop open source AI against China.

Patmos CEO John Johnson warns that centralizing AI power in Silicon Valley could let technocrats use human-like machine imitation to control society.

CEO Jim Farley said the transportation secretary's concerns over the automaker's China ties could have been resolved with "a simple five-minute call."

U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro announced sanctions against Xinbi, a Chinese-language Telegram marketplace accused of laundering money for cryptocurrency scams targeting Americans.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy sent Ford CEO Jim Farley a letter criticizing the automaker's China partnerships and urging it to reduce reliance on Chinese technology.

X announced that it performed a probe "into suspected Chinese inauthentic accounts involved in influence operations" and uncovered some anti-data center accounts within a bot farm.

Google reportedly informed suppliers it will shift all Pixel device manufacturing out of China and into Vietnam and India beginning in 2027.

Moderna's 177% stock surge followed its mRNA cancer vaccine success, but CEO Stéphane Bancel says China's biotechnology investments pose a threat.

Tesla's recall of nearly 3 million vehicles in China involves door handles that may trap occupants after severe collisions if low-voltage systems fail.

China's military is in no position to invade Taiwan but could back into a broader East Asia conflict through regional accidents, Gordon Chang warns.

Ford is planning a significant change to Lincoln's manufacturing footprint beginning in 2030 as the automaker expands its commitment to American production.

Keith Krach says the U.S. still leads China in the global AI race but warns Huawei’s rapid international expansion is helping Beijing narrow the gap.

American soybean growers are producing more with fewer farms and less land while pursuing exports and new industrial uses for their crops.

Scott Bessent warns China has been "kicking" the U.S. on rare earth minerals and AI IP theft, comparing the rivalry to an underwater water polo match.

Trump says his administration is weighing AI controls after OpenAI disclosed its model autonomously breached Hugging Face's systems during testing.

The FCC added foreign-made robot dogs, humanoid robots and other advanced robotic devices to its Covered List after national security agencies cited cybersecurity risks