The day's other headlines start in Paris, where delegations from Ukraine and other European

countries are trying to push the U.S. to take a tougher stance with Russia.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Special Envoy Steve Whitkoff sat alongside Ukrainian officials

and other European diplomats for the first time.

The parties all spoke as concerns grow about the Trump administration's recent overtures to Moscow.

In Kyiv today, Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelenskyy accused Mr. Whitkoff in particular of, quote, spreading Russian narratives.

Back in Paris, after hours of meetings, French President Emmanuel Macron sought to keep

all the parties together.

I see this is very important occasion to have convergence with our Ukrainian friends and

the longs to the Europeans alongside with you. Because I think everybody wants to

get peace, for Europe, and a robust and sustainable peace. All of this unfolded as a massive

Russian drone attack hit the Ukrainian city of Nipro overnight. Officials there say three people were killed,

including a child. On a visit to Cambodia today, Chinese President Xi Jinping said that country

should resist protectionism in an apparent slight against U.S. tariffs. Cambodia is the last stop

on Xi's week-long tour of Southeast Asia, where he sought to

present China as a more stable trading partner than the United States. Cambodia is a major

exporter of clothing to the U.S. and was subject to an import tax of 49 percent before Trump

paused many tariffs until July.

For the second time in a year, a federal judge has found search giant Google broke the law to maintain a monopoly online.

This latest antitrust case said that Alphabet, Google's parent company, held an illegal amount of influence over online ad technology.

That follows a separate judge's ruling in August

that the company has illegal dominance in online search.

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