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Trump says Chinese President Xi Jinping will visit US on Sept 24

During remarks at the Environmental Protection Agency Thursday, President Donald Trump revealed Chinese leader Xi Jinping will visit the White House on Sept. 24. President Donald Trump said Thursday that Chinese President Xi Jinping will visit the United States on Sept. 24 with artificial intelligence (AI) expected to be a key topic during their talks. Trump made the announcement during remarks at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Thursday afternoon while discussing his administration's push to build more AI data centers. "President Xi is coming over on Sept. 24," Trump said. "We talked about it when I was over in Beijing, and we'll be talking about it again." A White House official confirmed to Fox News Digital on background that the meeting will occur Sept. 24. CHINA IS BUILDING AN AI WAR MACHINE; WASHINGTON MUST WAKE UP BEFORE IT’S TOO LAT

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Trump says Chinese President Xi Jinping will visit US on Sept 24

During remarks at the Environmental Protection Agency Thursday, President Donald Trump revealed Chinese leader Xi Jinping will visit the White House on Sept. 24. President Donald Trump said Thursday that Chinese…

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We hear a lot of rhetoric about strong border protection these days, but not much has been said about preserving the sanctity of the boundaries protecting America’s public parks. That’s a real shame, given new research that has mapped an…

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This summer vacation, some of the world’s most influential people will be soaking up the sun in Saint-Tropez before cruising up the coast to Monaco. But you won’t find China’s political elite sipping Champagne on a superyacht. Every…

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During remarks at the Environmental Protection Agency Thursday, President Donald Trump revealed Chinese leader Xi Jinping will visit the White House on Sept. 24.

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