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How could a U.S.-Saudi civilian nuclear deal hinge on Saudi normalization with Israel?
A new energy deal could shake up the Middle East. On Lisa Brady, Fox News. President Trump demanding that Saudi Arabia normalize ties with Israel as part of a new civilian nuclear deal. Fox's Jared Halpern at the White House.
An agreement allowing U.S. firms to develop a civilian nuclear program in Saudi Arabia is contingent on Saudi Arabia joining the Abraham Accords, White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt says.
Look, this is a condition that the president has spoken about many times with our Gulf and Arab allies.
But that condition was not included when the agreement was announced by U.S. officials earlier this week.
The president is always the final dealmaker, as you know, and this is something that he has mentioned on numerous occasions.
The Abraham Accords created during President Trump's first term expanded the number of Muslim-majority countries with diplomatic ties to Israel.
The Saudis have previously set a path to Palestinian statehood as needed first. Iran has claimed its nuclear program is for civilian purposes. A war powers vote just failing in the U.S. Senate.
What did the White House say about tying the nuclear agreement to the Abraham Accords?
On this vote? The ayes are 47, the noes are 49. The motion is not agreed.
This after the House passed a resolution for the second time calling for Congress to approve any further military action in Iran. There have been 12 nights of U.S. strikes over attacks on commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz as Iran also keeps firing at Gulf neighbors.
The Trump economy is a disaster. Everyday Americans are drowning.
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries says Democrats are fighting for an affordable America.
Democrats throw around the word affordability a lot. But when they had the chance to vote for the largest middle class tax cuts in history, they refused.
White House spokeswoman Caroline Levitt says the bill signed by the president last year is spurring investment and tax savings. Congress has an end of September deadline to avoid another government shutdown. Right now, the Dow is down 463 points as U.S. oil prices top $92 a barrel. America is listening to Fox News.
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A key defense bill barely passes the House after Democrats and some Republicans falsely claimed it would call for a military merger.
Only six Democrats voted for the new NDAA. Seven Republicans voted against it over Section 219, which Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said would merge parts of Israel's military with the U.S. She called it an existential threat to American sovereignty. Republican Congressman Mike Lawler wrote in a post that that take just stokes Jew hatred and is a lie. At the ASEAN summit, Secretary of State Marco Rubio clarified what the section would mean.
If they come up with some novel way of defeating drones, for example, of course we would want to have that and benefit from it. By the way, they're not the only country in the world that we would do that with. We do that with other countries as well.
The section calls for a new type of cooperation with Israel on defense technology, research, AI, and cybersecurity.
Fox This is Jessica Rosenthal. The more than trillion dollar bill now awaits a vote in the Senate where it would need bipartisan support to clear a procedural hurdle. A more urgent push for guardrails after something unexpected happened during an artificial intelligence test.
OpenAI reveals it was unprecedented. Some of its most advanced AI models escaped, went rogue, and hacked into a startup company's server after it lost control of the models during a security test. OpenAI says the model can operate on its own after human instruction, and it was a controlled test environment. But the target company, Hugging Face, called it mind-blowing that all this happened autonomously. It's investigating whether partner data were affected.
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