The White House document maintains some tough talk on Taiwan but drops references to Beijing as America’s main challenger.
A White House official says the U.S. government is planning to acquire more equity stakes in critical minerals companies.
Visitors, who ordinarily would have entered through the East Wing, will be using an “updated route,” the White House said.
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