LiveNOW from Fox · updated 2026-09-07

U.S. Envoys Witkoff Kushner Arrive in Kyiv After Putin

See how LiveNOW from Fox are framing this — we run every side, so you decide. News for humans, not bots: serious, civil discussion among real people, with the context and facts you need. Don't just watch: be on the air with your own video takes, polls and predictions.

EVERY NETWORK'S FRAMING

LiveNOW from Fox

“U.S. ENVOYS WITKOFF KUSHNER IN”

covered 2026-09-07 ▶ Be on the air with LiveNOW from Fox

Watch the moment

CRUX

Associated Press

Times Now World

Add your voice

Polls, predictions & fact-checks we ran live across networks — your take joins the running tally, compared across every network.

This storyShould Witkoff & Kushner lead US-Ukraine peace talks?

  • Yes — they have Putin's trust 0%
  • Only if Kyiv has equal say 0%
  • No — too close to Trump 0%
  • Too early to judge results 0%

Be the first to weigh in

Topic poll · all networksWho bears most responsibility for civilian deaths in Gaza?

  • Israel — military decisions 0%
  • Hamas — using civilian areas 0%
  • Both share equal blame 0%
  • International community failed 0%

Be the first to weigh in

Topic poll · all networksWho bears most responsibility for stalled Russia-Ukraine talks?

  • Putin — his maximalist demands 0%
  • Trump — softening U.S. leverage 0%
  • NATO — its expansion stance 0%
  • Ukraine — refusing territory 0%

Be the first to weigh in

Topic poll · all networksWill 'The Late Show' win big across its 9 farewell nominations?

  • Yes — a full sendoff sweep! 0%
  • A few wins, not all 9 0%
  • Nominated but shuts out 0%
  • Too soon to call 0%

Be the first to weigh in

The US sanctioned Russian oil firms in 2024 to cut war funding.

In Jan. 2024, the US Treasury sanctioned Gazprom Neft and Surgutneftegas — major Russian state oil firms — to cut revenue fueling Russia's military. Reversing those sanctions now shifts accountability for continued attacks back to diplomacy.

A 1983 multinational force in Beirut collapsed after its ceasefire broke down.

The 1982 Multinational Force in Lebanon (U.S., France, Italy, UK) withdrew after the Beirut barracks bombing killed 299 troops — the deadliest single-day Marine loss since Iwo Jima.

…and 479 more when you're on the air.

The conversation

No comments yet — be the first to add your voice when you're on the air. Civil, moderated, bot-free.

Part of these ongoing topics

LIVE ROOMS Rooms open during live coverage 1 channel ▾
LiveNOW from Fox ▶ Be on the air