Trump failing to block China’s access to American AI technology, say senior Senate Democrats
A group of Senate Democrats on Tuesday said President Trump is failing to block China from accessing sensitive American technology to accelerate its development of artificial intelligence, ahead of the Chinese leader's state visit to Washington this week. Trump must close loopholes that China has used to subvert U.S. export bans on sensitive American technology,...
On Tuesday, President Donald Trump addressed the United Nations, praising his administration's policies and issuing threats to various nations. He claimed to be reasserting American power and flexing the country's unmatched military might. Trump criticized Cuba as an "absolutely failed state" and called for a fundamental change in the situation there, though he did not provide a detailed plan.
The Cuban delegation walked out of the hall in response. Trump also discussed the United States' stance on Iran, stating that the country might be annihilated if it does not agree to a deal. He warned that lethal strikes on small boats suspected of drug smuggling would continue. Trump also discussed a new deal with Greenland, which would allow the US to build two military bases in the Arctic territory.
The deal was hailed by the US, Denmark, and Greenland as a significant enhancement to US security and NATO.
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