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Melania Trump steps onto world stage with UN, NYSE and China state dinner events designed with ‘relentless attention to detail’

First lady Melania Trump is scheduled for a busy week including UN General Assembly events, an NYSE appearance, and a state dinner for China’s president. The piece highlights her Fostering the Future expansion and casts her as hands-on and detail-oriented.

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Opinion | Who’s Stronger, Xi or Trump?

President Trump is set to welcome Xi Jinping to the White House and has promised to press for Jimmy Lai’s release from a Hong Kong prison. The opinion piece questions whether Trump can still leverage a deal with Xi and frames Beijing as jailing a publisher who remains a threat to it.

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Opinion | AI’s Threat to China’s Control

This opinion piece argues that AI poses an existential threat to Chinese Communist Party control because China's AI systems are built on lies and propaganda. It notes recent U.S.-China discussions about an AI communication channel but says deep cooperation will be difficult.

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Opinion | Mamdani Won’t Intimidate Israel

An opinion piece by an Israeli official argues that New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is a distraction at the United Nations General Assembly and that Israel will not be intimidated by him. It says the Israeli prime minister will proudly stand before the assembly.

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British jets will help defend Saudi Arabia's oil infrastructure from missile attacks, Andy Burnham reveals

Andy Burnham has approved a request from Saudi Arabia for UK military support, with RAF aircraft providing air-to-air refuelling to help defend oil infrastructure against Houthi missile and drone attacks. The deployment is described as time-limited and aimed at protecting oil routes and easing fuel price pressures. Burnham also plans to discuss the Middle East crisis with Donald Trump at the UN General Assembly.

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State Department clamps down on size of Iran’s UN delegation and ability to splurge on ‘shopping sprees’

The State Department restricted the size, travel, and luxury purchases of Iran’s UN General Assembly delegation, with a spokesman accusing Iranian officials of seeking shopping sprees while ordinary Iranians suffer. Iranian officials dismissed the restrictions as a theatrical distraction from what they call a brutal economic war.

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Why U.N. Agencies Can’t Police Themselves

The article argues that U.N. agencies cannot police themselves, citing alleged Hamas links to UNRWA, diverted aid, hostages held in UNRWA facilities, and employees involved in terrorist attacks. It urges President Trump to warn the U.N. that U.S. taxpayer money will not be misused or diverted. The visible excerpt is a strongly critical opinion piece.

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Family tied to suspected Chinese spy gave $4.4M to Newsom, Calif. politicians

A California family that donated over $4.4 million to Gavin Newsom, Kamala Harris and other California politicians has alleged links to suspected Chinese spy Christine Fang and Chinese United Front contacts, according to FBI files and national security experts. The family and APAPA deny knowledge of espionage, and no evidence shows the donations were co-opted by China. The report highlights growing scrutiny of foreign influence in U.S. politics.

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Trump will call out ‘ridiculous’ UN for claims US commits war crimes: Ambassador Waltz

President Trump is expected to use his UN General Assembly address to rebuke the UN over accusations that US service members may have committed war crimes, according to US Ambassador Mike Waltz. Waltz framed the UN criticism as 'ridiculous moral equivalence' and touted Trump administration successes on UN budget cuts and diplomacy.

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Bessent says US has opened dialogue with China for more transparency in AI

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the US has opened formal AI talks with China, called the USA-China AI Dialogues, to improve transparency and communication between the two AI powers. The talks come ahead of Xi Jinping's White House visit, and Bessent echoed Trump's resistance to new AI regulations sought by industry leaders.

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