President Trump recently completed a high-profile summit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping in Beijing from May 13 to 15, originally rescheduled from April amid the ongoing Iran conflict. The bilateral discussions addressed trade agreements, Taiwan, and broader regional security matters, marking the most prominent foreign engagement of the month so far. His domestic calendar has centered on White House policy meetings, executive actions, and ceremonial events, including a maternal healthcare forum and a Rose Garden reception for national sports champions. No additional major international leader meetings have been confirmed for the latter half of May, though scheduled G20 preparations and potential diplomatic outreach could introduce new developments before month-end.