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Trump Meets Xi, Appeals Court Hears Firm Arguments

Analysis of Asian perspectives on Trump's visit and legal challenges against targeted law firms.

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President Trump convened with Chinese President Xi Jinping during his first day in China, while an appeals court heard arguments from law firms targeted by Trump's administration.

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President Trump convened with Chinese President Xi Jinping during his first day in China, while an appeals court heard arguments from law firms targeted by Trump's administration.

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