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Why is President Trump defending the conflict with Iran and warning about a new missile threat?
A day of warnings and meetings. I'm Lisa Brady, Fox News.
As president of the most extraordinary nation in history, I have no interest in leaving dangers to grow for another day. President
Trump defending the conflict with Iran, saying while others talked, he acted to prevent a terrorist regime from having a nuclear weapon, adding the Iranians made a missile capable of hitting Europe.
I hope the Europeans realize that. Iran's goal was to complete their mad dash to a nuclear bomb from behind this conventional ballistic missile shield.
The president telling the UN General Assembly he has a decision to make on Iran, a possible deal or annihilation. Trump envoys later holding a lengthy meeting with
What strict conditions did Iran convey to the U.S. during the Trump envoy meetings?
Iranian officials, Iran state media, says strict conditions were conveyed to U.S. representatives. The president also holding meetings with several other world leaders, including Ukraine's president, who says an energy site ceasefire could be a first step toward ending the war with Russia. The president calling artificial intelligence super intelligence. And though acknowledging every new technology has challenges, he says the U.S. will not slow down despite tech leaders calling for slowing the pace of development for safety reasons.
There is no such debate like that here in China.
How does President Trump view artificial intelligence and its development pace?
In China, AI is coming from the top down. It is President Xi going, let's go full speed ahead. The money for data centers coming from the government. They're going to put $300 billion into it over the next five years.
Fox's Steve Harrigan in Beijing. The Chinese president heads to the White House this week for a summit and state dinner. Back at the U.N., President Trump also signing a deal with Denmark and Greenland today, an agreement that keeps Greenland under Danish control but paves the way for more U.S. bases there aimed at strengthening Arctic and North Atlantic security.
What is China’s strategy for AI investment and the upcoming Xi‑Trump summit?
America is listening to Fox News. A coroner's report says actress Hayden Panettiere died from an accidental overdose.
This is the official confirmation that Hayden Panettiere's death was a tragic accident, the result of a cocktail of drugs she had taken, a mixture that included the frequently deadly fentanyl, as well as the anti-anxiety drug Alprazolam, better known as Xanax. methocarbamol, which is a muscle relaxant, and quetiapine, which is an antipsychotic drug used to treat bipolar disorder and depression. Panettiere, who was 36, died on August 16th in Greenville, South Carolina. Emergency responders arrived at an apartment there, found her in cardiac arrest, and were unable to resuscitate her.
Fox's Jonathan Hunt, her on-again, off-again boyfriend was with her and a police investigation continues. The coroner's report also says Panettiere had been released from a drug rehab facility in California only weeks before her death.
What did the coroner’s report reveal about Hayden Panettiere’s accidental overdose?
The latest Fox News power rankings give Democrats an 11-point advantage this fall with a 7-point lead in the House.
They also looked at what voters want to hear. They are 58% more likely, for example, to vote for someone who wants to tax billionaires, and 53% more likely to vote for someone who wants Medicare for all. They are also 50% less likely to vote for someone who backs Democratic Socialists of America policies, 53% less likely to vote for someone who wants to abolish ICE. Fox's Jessica Rosenthal, they also found
voters less likely to vote for candidates who back some of the president's policies, including support for Israel, the conflict in Iran, and data centers. A music milestone.
Ella Langley's
crossover hit, Shoes in Texas, now the longest-running number one hit in the U.S., 23 weeks, topping the all-genre Billboard Hot 100. That breaks Mariah Carey's 22-week record from All I Want for Christmas is You. I'm Lisa Brady. This is Fox News.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
Why is President Trump defending the conflict with Iran and warning about a new missile threat?
0:03–0:46
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What strict conditions did Iran convey to the U.S. during the Trump envoy meetings?
0:46–1:20
3
How does President Trump view artificial intelligence and its development pace?
1:20–1:54
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What is China’s strategy for AI investment and the upcoming Xi‑Trump summit?
1:54–2:56
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What did the coroner’s report reveal about Hayden Panettiere’s accidental overdose?
2:56–3:56