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What did President Trump and Xi Jinping discuss during their White House meeting?
China's leader is back at the White House. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. Xi Jinping and President Trump are now having tea with their first ladies. Then they'll go to the National Archives in Washington, where the President will show Xi documents like the Bill of Rights and the Declaration of Independence after a lavish state dinner last night. Democrats are critical of the Trump Xi meeting as more pageantry than substance, but Fox Business Network's Edward Lawrence reports.
A administration official is telling me that we're gonna get more detailed announcements about the trade agreements on Monday in a detailed paper. And also, I'm told that the Chinese wanted them to wanted the U.S. to wait until the Chinese delegation was fully back in China to do make that announcement.
They've set up a hotline in case there are big concerns related to artificial intelligence.
How are the United States and China planning to cooperate on artificial‑intelligence risks?
We're both trying to reach strategic stability, but that doesn't mean status quo in trade or some of these other political areas. AI is one area that we're trying to find a way to cooperate.
Iran is offering a new plan to end the conflict. If the U.S. agrees to lift some sanctions and other financial conditions, then it would reopen the Strait of Hormuz shipping and restart nuclear talks in seven days. There are still unanswered questions in Mississippi where two all missed students were found dead Monday. Aidan Hamilton and Robert Strang. Fox's Madison Scarpino reports from the campus in Oxford.
Now at both scenes of Aiden and Robert's deaths, investigators found packaged store bought Kratum.
What new Iranian proposal could reopen the Strait of Hormuz and restart nuclear talks?
But authorities say they don't think the deaths are connected. They do not have confirmation that Kratom or any other sub substance killed them. So the toxicology reports will be really crucial. Kratom is a plant based stimulant.
Mac Hadow with the American Kratom Association
says. Параншотні ток торчит about substances they are consuming, particularly products perched from unregulated or questionable sources.
America's listening to Fox News. Election day is less than six weeks away and there's controversy in one of the six Senate races considered too close to call in the Fox News power rankings. In Alaska, where Democrat Mary Paltola is trying to unseat Republican Senator Dan Sullivan to help Democrats win back control of Congress.
Why is the Alaska Senate race considered a pivotal contest for control of Congress?
The New York Times put out a piece on Wednesday citing nine former staffers who claimed she used gay slurs, called a person the R-word, physically shoved an aide, and wished a botched abortion on a Planned Parenthood board member. We caught up with Patola on Wednesday at a labor campaign event. Patola did not answer our questions. Her campaign says she regrets some of her behavior, but says some of the accusers are quote exactly. exaggerating and outright lying. Now in this state, protecting Alaskan fishers and marine life has become a fiercely debated topic along with gas, diesel and cost of living.
That's Fox's Matt Finn in Anchorage. In California Sheriff has been ordered to give back a lot of ballots he took after a special election last year.
The California Supreme Court says Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco, a Republican, must return about six hundred and fifty thousand ballots from the special election on congressional redistricting, calling the seizure unlawful.
What weather threats and market moves are expected as a nor’easter hits the East Coast?
Bianco confiscated the ballots in February, saying he did so after getting a complaint from a local citizens' group that the vote count was off.
Last weekend, Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom signed a bill that would prevent anyone from seizing ballots. Tonya J. Powers, Fox News.
There is coastal flooding from North Carolina's outer banks to Virginia with potentially more forecast this weekend from New Jersey to New England as a nor'easter hits with strong wind and heavy rain. Hawaii's Big Island could also get a lot of rain and maybe flooding as Hurricane Nolo passes to the south and on Wall Street gains this morning. The Dow's up a hundred and ninety seven points, the Nasdaq's up eighty three. I'm Dave Anthony.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What did President Trump and Xi Jinping discuss during their White House meeting?
0:03–0:57
2
How are the United States and China planning to cooperate on artificial‑intelligence risks?
0:57–1:32
3
What new Iranian proposal could reopen the Strait of Hormuz and restart nuclear talks?
1:32–2:18
4
Why is the Alaska Senate race considered a pivotal contest for control of Congress?
2:18–3:13
5
What weather threats and market moves are expected as a nor’easter hits the East Coast?
3:13–3:58