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How is Trump campaigning for the midterms, and what did he say about selling weapons to China?
Hitting the campaign trail, I'm Lisa Lacera, Fox News. With just over a month until the midterms, President Trump has multiple rallies planned for this week.
The president will crisscross the country this week, raising money and hosting rallies for Republicans on the midterm ballot.
We have great people and we're running against uh communists, lunatics, socialists.
President Trump says he plans to tout economic improvements and border security, but polls show Republicans trailing in several key races where President Trump previously won.
I think the polls are an anchor because I won it by so much and it doesn't make sense that they wouldn't be right up there with me.
The President is urging supporters to vote as if his name is on the ballot.
Foxes Jared Halpin at the White House, Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer blasted campaign style TV ads taken out by the White House and paid for with taxpayer money.
It sends the message that Trump and the Republicans are scared. They're desperate. And they know the American people are done buying what they are selling.
The company that tracks ad spending estimates the ads cost more than $1.7 million. President Trump disputing comments from the U.S. Ambassador to China that he asked China's leader, Xi Jinping, if he wanted to buy weapons from the U.S. When asked by reporters this afternoon, the president suggested Ambassador David Perdue was talking about Taiwan, but then said maybe it's a good idea to make such an offer to China.
Why could DNA evidence free a man who spent decades on death row?
71-year-old man to be released on bail after he spent decades on death row for a nineteen eighty-five murder after prosecutors say newly analyzed DNA evidence did not match him. Douglas Stewart Carter was sentenced to death after jury found him guilty of murdering Eva Olson, an aunt of the Provo police chief at the time. No physical evidence linked him to the crime scene, but Carter, who was black, was convicted based on a confession he said. As was coerced. America's listening to Fox News.
Why is Texas investigating Blue Cross Blue Shield over denied health insurance claims?
The Texas Attorney General is investigating Blue Cross Blue Shield. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton says the investigation will focus on Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas's approval and denial of medically necessary claims, noting it will determine whether claims are denied without adequate review or whether the company engages in any other unlawful practices. The Republican noting the probe comes after a string of consumer complaints. Paxton, who is running for U.S. Senate, Senate, in Texas, saying in a statement, Blue Cross Blue Shield has a responsibility to put patients before profits and ensure that Texans receive the care they need, adding, I will wage a relentless legal battle against any insurance company that fails to protect health and safety of Texans.
Kristen Goodwin, Fox News.
How will Dolphins running back De'Von Achane's torn ACL affect his 2026 season?
Miami Dolphins are reeling from a devastating injury to one of their best players.
Running back Devon A-Chain suffered a torn ACL during Sunday's loss to the Chiefs. It's going to cost him the entire 2026 season. A-Chain was injured on his third rushing attempt of the game. He was coming off the best season of his career in 2025. He scored 12 touchdowns in route to his first Pro Bowl nod. Miami signed A-Chain to a four-year, $64 million extension in May. He scored the first time. I'm Jay Berman, Fox News.
Walmart looking to calm customers' fears about its new pricing technology as it rolls out digital price labels at its stores.
How are Walmart's digital price labels changing store pricing, and why did stocks fall?
In a statement posted online, CEO John Ferner said the company is not using information like income, shopping history, or a willingness to pay to set prices and won't be doing so in the future. Digital price labels let stores change prices instantly from a central computer instead of having workers swamp out paper labels. Labels by hand. Wall Street bond market yield sent stocks falling. The Dow loss three forty seven. The NASDAQ off two forty eight. The S and P minus fifty nine. I'm Lisa Lisera. This is Fox News.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
How is Trump campaigning for the midterms, and what did he say about selling weapons to China?
0:03–1:29
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Why could DNA evidence free a man who spent decades on death row?
1:29–2:01
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Why is Texas investigating Blue Cross Blue Shield over denied health insurance claims?
2:01–2:44
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How will Dolphins running back De'Von Achane's torn ACL affect his 2026 season?
2:44–3:24
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How are Walmart's digital price labels changing store pricing, and why did stocks fall?
3:24–3:54