This Morning’s Top Headlines – Sept. 17 | Morning News NOW

International Relations and Trade - President Trump's second state visit to the UK is unprecedented, aiming to refine the US-UK trade deal [1][2][6][21] - The UK seeks better trade terms, hoping President Trump will ease the 25% tariff on British steel exports [9][23] - Tech CEOs from Nvidia, Microsoft, and OpenAI are visiting the UK, highlighting the focus on US-UK business relationships and AI investments [10] - A UK pharmaceutical giant has pledged $30 billion in investment into the US, while Microsoft and Nvidia promise AI investments in the UK [10] Political and Security Concerns - Massive demonstrations are expected in London, protesting various issues under the "Stop Trump" coalition [14][15] - The UK is implementing its largest security operation since King Charles' coronation, with a massive police presence [18] - Former CDC director Susan Manarz is testifying about pressure from Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr to endorse vaccine recommendations without scientific evidence [24][27] - A potential government shutdown looms as Republicans and Democrats disagree on funding, including healthcare provisions [31][33] Legal and Criminal Matters - Prosecutors will seek the death penalty for Charlie Kirk's accused killer, Tyler Robinson [43] - A judge dismissed terrorism charges against Luigi Manion, accused of murdering United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson [49][51] - The Menendez brothers lost their bid for a new trial, remaining convicted for the 1989 murders of their parents [54] Weather - Showers are expected from Virginia to Massachusetts due to a low-pressure system [59] - Southern California faces a marginal risk for flash flooding due to tropical moisture, with potential for 05 to 1 inch of rain [60][61]