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Why is President Trump pushing ahead with AI amid the race with China?
It's not just any lunch on Lisa Brady. Fox News, President Trump hosting AI executives as he doubles down on a race with China. You're
going to have a winner and a loser. And you're probably not going to have a second place. You're going to have a winner or you're going to have a loser.
The president so far not embracing recent calls from some of the tech titans he's meeting with to tap the brakes.
This is part of President Trump's push to be full speed ahead with artificial intelligence, which he now has rebranded to super intelligence. He told me over the weekend that he does not worry about A.I. going rogue and expects the industry to fix any problems that might arise.
This is Ayesha Hosni at the White House, where the president also signed an executive order launching a new website, America.gov, designed to be a one-stop shop for Americans to access government resources and powered by AI.
What is Lindsey Clancy’s defense arguing in the post-trial hearing?
A new argument from Lindsey Clancy's defense attorney, Kevin Reddington, that prosecutors did not prove she killed her three children.
which he admitted during the actual trial. He says that he had to admit that because of Massachusetts law and that it was the only way he could actually make the insanity defense. He also took issue with some of the witnesses and the credibility of the witnesses called by the prosecution.
Fox's Nate Foy at the courthouse in Massachusetts where Assistant Plymouth County DA Shannon Buckingham told the judge prosecutors did prove Clancy committed the murders and can be held accountable.
A defendant... who has mental illness can commit crimes and can be criminally responsible.
No word yet on a possible retrial, but the defense wants the case tossed out and a holdout juror investigated for possible misconduct. The judge setting another hearing for November. Federal prosecutors in Texas just announcing assault charges against a Venezuelan delivery driver who was shot by ICE agents on Sunday. He's accused of sideswiping one officer and trying to hit one with his car while attempting to escape a traffic stop.
How did police capture the suspect accused of killing a Kentucky state trooper?
America is listening to Fox News. A manhunt ends with an accused cop killer in custody in Kentucky.
Police in Louisville chased 51-year-old Imani Branch using a grappler to stop his car. Taking him into custody Monday, hours after police say that Branch opened fire on 30-year-old Kentucky State Trooper Hayden Phillips during a traffic stop 100 miles away in Warren County, prompting 911 calls.
You have an officer down on I-65 northbound. Looks like he's been shot. I'm not getting any pulse.
10-4, sir. We've got everybody en route to him.
Trooper Phillips leaves behind a wife and three young sons. Kentucky police say they'll seek justice. The suspect is now charged with capital murder.
Where is Hurricane Polo headed after making landfall in Baja California?
Jeff Manasso, Fox News.
Hurricane Polo hits Mexico's Baja California Peninsula as a Category 2 storm, making landfall early today with powerful winds and flash flooding. Forecasters say Polo is crossing the Gulf of California and could bring heavy rain to parts of the southwestern U.S. later this week.
Why is Aaron Judge missing the Yankees’ Wild Card Series roster?
Meantime, Tropical Storm Rachel now moving parallel to Mexico's Pacific coast. The baseball playoffs begin one hour from now with the Phillies and Braves kicking off the first wildcard series. Three more series begin later today, including an opening round that will be missing one of the game's biggest stars.
While Aaron Judge did his best to convince the New York Yankees he was ready to play, the team is deciding to play it safe. and left the three-time American League MVP off of its Wild Card Series roster. It's been just under two weeks since Judge Strange's calf, and while manager Aaron Boone had said he didn't expect arguably the best hitter in baseball to be ready for the first round of the playoffs, Judge has been trying to prove him wrong, even taking batting practice on the field Monday. The Yankees apparently were still not convinced, though, and will instead try to win their best-of-three series against the Boston Red Sox without him, then potentially have him back for the next round.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
Why is President Trump pushing ahead with AI amid the race with China?
0:02–0:53
2
What is Lindsey Clancy’s defense arguing in the post-trial hearing?
0:53–1:55
3
How did police capture the suspect accused of killing a Kentucky state trooper?
1:55–2:44
4
Where is Hurricane Polo headed after making landfall in Baja California?
2:44–3:02
5
Why is Aaron Judge missing the Yankees’ Wild Card Series roster?
3:02–3:58