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What high‑level talks are happening between President Trump and President Xi?
The big sit down. I'm Sue Guzman, Fox News. President Trump and Chinese President Xi Xin Ping will begin their high level meetings in Washington DC today. We've more from Fox's Christina Coleman.
President Trump plans to hold a state dinner with tech CEOs and address a variety of critical issues, including AI, the semiconductor industry, tariffs, and trade. And during his visit, she might call for the US to cancel weapon sales to Taiwan, and Trump could end up pressing Shi on allegations that China is helping Iran target U.S. forces in the Middle East. Assembly. And Ukraine's president is urging leaders to target Russia's revenues to stop their war efforts.
How is Ukraine urging leaders to target Russia’s revenues?
Iran's President Masood Peseshkiyan addressing the UN a day after President Trump told the General Assembly he had a decision to make on Iran.
Kazeshkian framed Iran as the victim. He held up photos of children that he said were killed by American and Israeli bombs, and he vowed that his country would never cede control of the Strait of Hermoose. As it began his address, a lone U.S. diplomat walked out. That action, considered the highest level diplomatic snub one can give here at the world bottom.
Fox's Eric Sean reporting at the UN ahead of the meeting Wednesday Treasury Secretary Scott Besson announced the trade deal between the US and China, which was set to expire in November, has been extended now to January. Federal judge is ordering President Trump to restore White House access to journalists from CNN, MS Now and Politico, saying his ban on the three media outlets was likely unconstitutional. U.S.
What extension was announced for the U.S.–China trade deal?
District Judge Tim Kelly issuing his ruling after the media outlets filed the lawsuit contesting the ban instituted by the president September 18th. The judge ordering the Trump administration to reinstate the outlet's press access for the next 14 days. No comments from the White House.
An investigation is underway after two olness students were found dead Monday. More from Fox's Madison's Carpeno. The
local coroner confirmed to me that one of the students who died was an 18-year-old boy. He died here on the Ole Miss campus inside of a dorm. And the other student was a 20-year-old who died in an off-campus home. And authorities found store-bought kratom on both of them.
What are the circumstances behind the Ole Miss student deaths?
Now, officials are not confirming that's how these kids died, but Governor Tate Reeve is saying he's working to expedite their toxicology reports. Authorities say they're treating these as two separate death investigations. They say no evidence is connecting these two deaths so far. They're being pretty tight-lipped about things other than that, but they are urging the community to stay away from Kratom.
Toxicology reports for the students are currently pending and could take several weeks to complete. Lisa Mississippi arresting a second suspect in connection with the death of a woman found hanged. Here's Fox's Evan Brown.
Police in Jackson, Mississippi say a second man is now jailed for alleged involvement in the death of a woman found hanged from a tree in the yard of an abandoned home last month.
What lawsuits are alleging injuries from Six Flags rides and contaminated blueberries?
Twenty five year old Ernest Lloyd Jr. was arrested Tuesday. Fifty one year old Sharkez Ratliff had been arrested earlier this month and is being held without bond. Police say a third suspect is now being sought. The victim is identified as twenty nine year old Tasia Farrell. Fortune, who was a mother of four, but whose family says struggled with homelessness in recent years. Evan Brown, Fox News.
Three people have filed lawsuits against Six Flags Magic Mountain in California, claiming the X2 roller coaster left them with traumatic brain injuries. And a Florida family suing Publix and food distributor Quarch Foods, alleging contaminated frozen blueberries sold by the grocery store chain caused the death of a woman and led to the hospitalization of her son. There has been no immediate comment from either Publix or Quarch Foods. I'm Sue Gossman. This is Box News.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What high‑level talks are happening between President Trump and President Xi?
0:02–0:45
2
How is Ukraine urging leaders to target Russia’s revenues?
0:45–1:40
3
What extension was announced for the U.S.–China trade deal?
1:40–2:25
4
What are the circumstances behind the Ole Miss student deaths?
2:25–3:08
5
What lawsuits are alleging injuries from Six Flags rides and contaminated blueberries?
3:08–3:58