Reuters World News US-China, TikTok, Kirk suspect, AI phishing bots and Emmys
Sep 15, 2025
U.S. and China are nearing a deal on TikTok amid rising trade tensions. A Charlie Kirk shooting suspect remains uncooperative with authorities. A shocking investigation reveals how AI chatbots are being exploited to craft phishing scams targeting the elderly. Meanwhile, the Emmys celebrate big wins for notable series like The Pitt and The Studio, highlighting the ongoing debate about binge-watching. Tackling AI misuse in scams emphasizes the need for tech safeguards and identity protection.
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Suspect Not Cooperating In Kirk Shooting
- Tyler Robinson, 22, was arrested in the killing of Charlie Kirk and is not cooperating with authorities.
- Utah Governor Spencer Cox said investigators are now talking to the suspect's friends and family to establish a motive.
Madrid Talks Aim To Reset US-China Ties
- US and China held a fourth high-level trade meeting in Madrid focused on tariffs, tech controls and TikTok's fate.
- Observers expect the TikTok US asset sale deadline to be extended while leaders pursue a possible Xi-Trump meeting to reset ties.
NVIDIA Faces Chinese Anti-Monopoly Probe
- China opened an investigation into NVIDIA for possible anti-monopoly violations amid tensions over tech exports.
- The probe adds to broader trade and tech friction between Beijing and Washington during talks.