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How is the ongoing Iran‑US conflict influencing the UN General Assembly this week?
The big issue. I'm Paul Stevens, Fox News. Tensions still high in the Middle East. This as the war with Iran continues into month number seven, as world leaders gather in New York City this week for the UN General Assembly.
President Trump will travel to New York this week, where he's expected to speak at the United Nations General Assembly. On the sidelines of that event, he's expected to meet with golf leaders amid the continued unrest with Iran. In a new Fox News poll, seven in ten voters say they believe the Trump administration lacks a clear strategy for ending the conflict. Eighty-three percent of independents and forty three percent of Republicans, the continued unrest causing gas prices to soar and fueling criticism over affordability across the country.
And that is Fox's Alex Hogan and yes, China's leader Xi Jinping set to visit the US this week before his first state dinner in more than a decade, with talks expected to focus on the war with Iran, AI, trade, critical minerals, and tensions over Taiwan.
What do recent Fox News polls show about public opinion on the Iran war and soaring gas prices?
Clear which of these critical issues could dominate the summit this week in Washington? Will it be Iran? Of course, no country buys more oil from Iran than China. Could they use their leverage for diplomacy to try to end that seven-month conflict? Could there be some major business deals signed? President Xi is traveling with several CEOs. That's rare for China. We could see movement too, perhaps on Chinese EVs, either sold in the U.S. Or perhaps manufactured in the U.S.
Will Xi Jinping’s U.S. visit reshape AI, trade, critical minerals and Taiwan tensions?
That's something President Trump has hinted at in the past. The high point likely to be a state dinner at which all the leaders of AI are expected to be president.
And at this Fox's Steve Harrigan in Beijing, the president is expected to personally greet the Chinese leader when he lands at Joint Base Andrews on Wednesday. That's an unusual move since visiting leaders typically are welcomed by the president at the White House. America's listening to Fox News. Singer Ed Sharon breaking his silence and apologizing after controversy upends his U.S. tour. Sharon opening his Philadelphia concert last night by addressing the fallout over rapper Mac Lamore, who was dropped from the tour after making some pro Palestinian comments during a show at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey recently. Sharon saying he could no longer stay silent on what he calls a humanitarian issue.
Why did singer Ed Sharon apologize and how did the Mac Lamore controversy impact his tour?
What happened in Israel and at the Nomad Music Festival on October seventh was horrific and compounded centuries of Jewish pain. What is happening in Gaza is catastrophic and unjustifiable and disproportionate. Our heart has been broken by the scale of devastation and loss of civilians' lives.
And the Philadelphia show was Sharon's first since the controversy erupted. His other opening acts and the supporting band uh withdrew after MacLamore was uh removed from that tour. A Missouri woman accused of threatening the family of a seventeen year old Texas student who was stabbed to death at a high school track meet, Fox's Chanley Painter.
Last week, thirty-four year old Sharifa Nicole Henderson was arrested in Kansas City, Missouri, just two days after a federal grand jury in Texas indicted her on three counts of interstate threatening communications. Prosecutors allege Henderson made three separate death threats against the family of Austin Metcalf in the days after Carmelo Anthony was convicted for stabbing Metcalf at a track meet in April twenty twenty. twenty five.
What are the details of the Missouri woman’s threats against a Texas student’s family and the possible penalties?
One of those messages read this quote I will hunt you forever until I kill you. I will be there. You will always have to look over your expletive shoulder.
And again, that is Fox's Chandley Painter. The subject, uh suspect rather, could spend up to five years in federal prison on each charge if convicted. The underlying case drew protests and racially charged debate, although attorneys on both sides have said killing itself was not about race. I'm Paul Stevens. This is Fox News.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
How is the ongoing Iran‑US conflict influencing the UN General Assembly this week?
0:02–1:05
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What do recent Fox News polls show about public opinion on the Iran war and soaring gas prices?
1:05–1:32
3
Will Xi Jinping’s U.S. visit reshape AI, trade, critical minerals and Taiwan tensions?
1:32–2:26
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Why did singer Ed Sharon apologize and how did the Mac Lamore controversy impact his tour?
2:26–3:30
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What are the details of the Missouri woman’s threats against a Texas student’s family and the possible penalties?
3:30–3:58