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What is President Trump's agenda at the UN General Assembly and his stance on AI?
President Trump will take the world stage this morning. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News, going to the U.N. in New York City.
More than 130 world leaders will convene for the United Nations General Assembly, where President Trump is set to deliver his address today. And at this global summit, he's also expected to tap into key issues like conflicts around the world and artificial intelligence. Trump is expected to double down on his pro-AI stance, even amid a growing conversation around the threat threat ai could pose without regulations
that's fox's alex hogan the president also has meetings planned at the un with the leaders of britain and japan and ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky that after a trump truth social post called the war with russia ridiculous and never ending but it must be ended the president will also meet with leaders of gulf countries discussing the conflict with iran which has spilled over to saudi arabia and this might be a topic for discussion
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham says the UK will provide defensive air-to-air refuelling support for Saudi Arabia. This, a response to attacks from Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen. The Saudis asked the British for help after a series of drone and missile strikes on their capital Riyadh and energy sites on the Red Sea coast.
How are the UK and Gulf nations responding to the Iran‑Saudi conflict?
Last week, President Trump reportedly rejected a request from Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to intervene.
Fox's Joe. Jonathan Savage, oil prices are down this morning 1%. At the gas pump, no change for regular, but diesel is up another penny to a new record high, 652 per gallon, according to AAA. Airlines keep trying to recover in the Northeast after a technical outage. Grounded flights canceling hundreds to and from Philadelphia and Newark, New Jersey. It's been fixed, but Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy tells Fox upgrades are needed.
By the way, this will not be the last time. If I don't get the money to fix the telecom, this won't be the last time we tell the story.
There are still more than 100 flights to and from Newark and Philly canceled or delayed today.
Why are oil, diesel, and airline disruptions dominating this morning's headlines?
America's listening to Fox News. Summer falls tonight. Autumn starts at 8 p.m. Eastern, and the November elections are just six weeks away. And in Missouri, they still don't know which ballots to use as a congressional redistricting legal battle continues.
A federal appeals panel ruled Monday in favor of new districts backed by President Trump, even though the Supreme Court has blocked those districts from being used in the November election. A three-judge panel of the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals says Missouri should use the new Republican-drawn House districts for the midterms as it did in its August primary. But the ruling has no immediate impact. That's because the federal appellate panel delayed the effect of its order for a week to allow time for an appeal.
What are the implications of the Missouri redistricting ruling for the November election?
The high court has already twice cited against the Trump-backed map. Tom Rigotti, Fox News.
The Venezuelan immigrant shot Sunday by an ICE agent in Austin, Texas during an enforcement operation is now in a detention center. His lawyer says he still has a bullet in his back after a shooting that has led to anti-ICE demonstrations.
Protesters, they blocked the streets and officers eventually had to use tear gas to break up the crowd. Now, sources tell me that ICE officers ran the vehicle's license plate and they found it was registered to a Venezuelan illegal migrant with a final deportation order. They then tried to stop the driver. Now, DHS hasn't shared what happened next.
That's Fox's Brooke Taylor. On Wall Street, stock futures are rising the day after a surge.
How did the ICE shooting incident and Wall Street futures affect today's news cycle?
The Dow rose 366 points. The Nasdaq gained 600 due to a new record high close. On Monday Night Football, a giant loss. Backpedaling.
What a catch!
Touchdown, Devontae Adams! He caught two of Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford's four TD passes on ESPN's Los Angeles cruise to a 28-6 win over the New York Giants, whose quarterback Jackson Dart left the game with a knee injury. But the Rams and Giants are one-on-one after week two of the NFL season.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is President Trump's agenda at the UN General Assembly and his stance on AI?
0:03–1:15
2
How are the UK and Gulf nations responding to the Iran‑Saudi conflict?
1:15–1:57
3
Why are oil, diesel, and airline disruptions dominating this morning's headlines?
1:57–2:43
4
What are the implications of the Missouri redistricting ruling for the November election?
2:43–3:29
5
How did the ICE shooting incident and Wall Street futures affect today's news cycle?
3:29–3:58