Xi caps Trump state visit with stop at the National Archives
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How is the Supreme Court decision affecting the SAVE voter database program?
A green light for the president, Elisa Brady. Fox News, the U.S. Supreme Court is allowing a new federal voter database to move forward, lifting restrictions on Homeland Security's SAVE program, which is intended to root out non-citizen voters. A lower court put it on hold, finding it could violate privacy rights and wrongly remove people from voter rolls.
The SAVE program allows states to verify voter eligibility through DHS and other federal records. States' use of the program is voluntary. And it's unclear if the Supreme Court decision will impact the upcoming midterms since existing law prevents most states from purging voter rolls within 90 days of an election.
Fox's Jared Halpern at the White House. The court's three liberal justices dissenting in today's opinion.
What new agreements were announced during President Trump’s visit with President Xi at the White House?
It's a temporary win for the president while a legal fight over that program continues. China's president wraps up a state visit to Washington with an invitation, speaking through a translator during a White House tea with the presidents and their wives.
I do welcome you, Mr. President and the First Lady, to visit China. Well, thank you very much. We will. And we'll be speaking a lot. I think our farmers are going to be very happy.
President Trump says great strides have been made for both countries, with new agreements reached and a trade truce extended. The president also telling reporters he did discuss the conflict with Iran during his talks with President Xi, though it's not clear how many specific concerns were raised. China is the largest buyer of Iranian oil, and there have been reports that Chinese entities also supply Tehran with high-resolution satellite imagery of a U.S. base in Jordan before a strike that killed our troops there.
Did President Trump discuss the Iran conflict with President Xi, and what was said?
Fox's Aisha Hosni at the White House, the U.S. ambassador to China, says China denies providing any assistance to Iran. Iran is offering an open Strait of Hormuz and nuclear talks if the U.S. meets conditions, including lifting a naval blockade. No word on a response yet. America is listening to Fox News. The Department of Homeland Security is defending its agents after an immigrant died in a fiery Michigan crash.
What happened in the Michigan crash involving a Guatemalan national and DHS agents?
DHS says its agents were trying to stop a Guatemalan national Sunday in Grand Rapids when he fled officers at a high rate of speed. That agents did not engage in a pursuit, saying that they were about a half mile away when they saw smoke and later discovered a crash. Coronado Juarez was found dead at the scene. The incident has drawn protests and demands of a transparent investigation. DHS says Juarez had previously been removed from the U.S. in 2021 and later re-entered without authorization. Michigan State Police are leading the investigation. Jeff Manosso, Fox News.
Why did a federal appeals court reject Anthropic’s challenge to the Pentagon’s AI supply‑chain ruling?
The Pentagon just winning a round in one of its court fights with Anthropic, a federal appeals court rejecting the company's challenge to the Pentagon's labeling of it as a supply chain risk. This means that the Pentagon will be allowed to remove Anthropic's clawed AI models from its systems. Social media platform X facing fines from regulators
in Europe. The European Union's regulator, the European Commission, says it will defend its fines of about $137 million. It has accused social media platform X of breaching its digital regulations. Elon Musk is fighting to have his case dismissed, and the U.S. Justice Department has filed an application to support X.
What are the EU’s proposed fines against platform X and how might they impact U.S. tech companies?
Regulators claim X's blue check marks break rules because they involve deceptive design practices and could expose users to scams and manipulation. The Justice Department says if the fine is upheld, it may have significant implications for U.S. online platforms and other companies providing digital services in the EU. Fox's
Jenny Kosola. Stocks are higher. The Dow's up 404 points as U.S. oil prices sink. getting to near $92 a barrel. I'm Lisa Brady, Fox News.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
How is the Supreme Court decision affecting the SAVE voter database program?
0:03–0:47
2
What new agreements were announced during President Trump’s visit with President Xi at the White House?
0:47–1:43
3
Did President Trump discuss the Iran conflict with President Xi, and what was said?
1:43–2:07
4
What happened in the Michigan crash involving a Guatemalan national and DHS agents?
2:07–2:43
5
Why did a federal appeals court reject Anthropic’s challenge to the Pentagon’s AI supply‑chain ruling?
2:43–3:26
6
What are the EU’s proposed fines against platform X and how might they impact U.S. tech companies?
3:26–3:58