HealthSome older Americans struggle to figure out how to manage health care expenses once retirement begins. Jill Schlesinger offers advice focused on staying healthy after leaving work and handling related costs. The segment is part of “CBS Saturday Morning,” which features original reporting, breaking news and profiles of cultural and artistic figures. The program airs at 7 a.m. ET on CBS and at 8 a.m. ET through the CBS News app.
Politics“Saturday in America” host Kayleigh McEnany joins “Fox & Friends Weekend” to respond to Republican lawmakers’ threats to withdraw Smithsonian funding over exhibits they describe as “woke.” The discussion also examines poor reading scores among elementary students in New York City. The segment presents both issues as part of a broader political and educational debate.
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World1:55Russian attacks on Kyiv and nearby areas early Saturday killed at least four people, including a child. Moscow has been taking advantage of Ukraine’s weakened air defences to conduct repeated waves of drone and missile strikes. Kyiv, meanwhile, struck another oil refinery in Russia. The attack forms part of an almost daily campaign against Russian oil facilities, intended to increase pressure on Moscow’s fuel supplies.
SocietyA shooting that started inside an In-N-Out restaurant in Twin Falls, Idaho, left three people dead. Police said the gunman later died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Investigators have released security video while examining what motivated the attack. The footage captures the deadly rampage as authorities continue their probe.
SocietyPolice are warning that driving in real life like a player in “Grand Theft Auto” is both illegal and highly dangerous. Kris Van Cleave joined the California Highway Patrol for a ride-along to observe the driving behavior officers are confronting. The report appears on “CBS Saturday Morning,” which features original reporting, breaking news and profiles from culture and the arts.
PoliticsAn opposition lawmaker in Kosovo threw eggs toward acting Prime Minister Albin Kurti after he said he needed more time to negotiate with other parties. Kurti was speaking in parliament before proposing a candidate for speaker following the country’s snap election in June. Alliance party MP Time Kadrijaj took eggs from her bag and shouted “shame, shame” as she threw them. Kosovo has remained locked in political deadlock for nearly two years.
WorldA major wildfire erupted late Friday in woodland near Lake Garda in northern Italy. The flames spread through the hilly Tignale area and threatened nearby homes, about five holiday houses and a holiday complex. Authorities evacuated roughly 200 people from the vicinity. About 80 personnel, including Carabinieri, civil protection workers and firefighters, were sent to battle the blaze, which burned around 4,500 square meters.
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WorldTaiwan has launched its 10-day Han Kuang military exercises. The drills simulate counter-offensive operations involving assault boats and drones. President Lai Ching-te oversaw the exercises. The activity is intended to test Taiwan’s defense capabilities.
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PoliticsTodd Blanche secured Senate approval to become U.S. attorney general after weeks of political wrangling. President Donald Trump has revived efforts to remove Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook. Typhoon Dolphin struck Japan’s Okinawa, leaving more than 50,000 buildings without electricity. The roundup also looks at South Korean pet owners who are turning to tarot cards in an effort to understand their animals better.
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WorldSaudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey have signed what is described as a historic joint defense pact. The agreement provides for mutual support if any of the three countries comes under attack. Iran, meanwhile, again said it is finalizing a deal with Oman to jointly manage the Strait of Hormuz. The report also notes the continuing focus on breaking news and original reporting.
OtherBloomberg’s “Pointed” puts a strategic spin on the familiar news quiz. The game tests participants not only on what they know about current news, but also on how confident they are in their answers. Bloomberg’s David Gura, Christina Ruffini and Lisa Mateo take part in the program. Viewers are invited to try the quiz for themselves at Bloomberg.com.
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PoliticsThe U.S. Senate narrowly approved Todd Blanche as attorney general. Blanche previously served as President Trump’s defense lawyer. Republican senators Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska joined Democrats in opposing his nomination. The vote clears Blanche to become the nation’s top law enforcement official.
SportsLIV Golf is looking for new investment as it prepares to reduce its purses and retreat from the enormous guaranteed payments that helped attract major stars. Alan Shipnuck, author of “LIV or Let Die,” says the league’s future could hinge on keeping players such as Jon Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau. LIV must also demonstrate that it can draw enough fans and generate sufficient revenue to function with less financial backing from Saudi Arabia.
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SocietyThousands of journeys take place on Singapore’s roads every day, and most finish without incident. Yet 149 people died last year, the highest toll in a decade. Authorities are tightening the rules, but the aim is not simply to punish dangerous drivers. Singapore wants to prevent road deaths altogether, raising the question of whether zero fatalities is achievable.
TechNew Yorker staff writer Evan Osnos says China is pursuing artificial intelligence in a practical way. The country is moving quickly to deploy AI in factories and is looking to broaden its use across emerging markets. Rather than concentrating mainly on the pursuit of artificial general intelligence, China is emphasizing applications that can be put to work. Bloomberg’s discussion presents that approach as a force reshaping the country’s economic future.
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PoliticsHundreds of people protested in San Jose against President Laura Fernández and former President Rodrigo Chaves. Demonstrators voiced concerns about actions by the government that they say threaten democracy. The protest brought criticism of both current and former national leadership into the streets. Their objections centered on what they described as risks to democratic institutions.
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WorldFox News reports continued tensions between the United States and Iran over the Strait of Hormuz. The report says the United States rejected Iranian demands for shipping tolls. At the same time, Trump is pushing for an agreement concerning the strait. The dispute centers on shipping and maritime security. It also reflects broader friction between Washington and Tehran.
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SocietyA garden under development at Enabling Village is intended to open up more employment opportunities for people with disabilities. Possible roles include caring for plants, guiding visitors and conducting learning journeys. Organisers hope the approach can eventually be adopted outside the village. Singapore is working toward having two in five working-age people with disabilities employed by 2030.
SocietySingapore’s National Day celebrations are one day away. People heading to the National Stadium for the parade should expect several road closures around the venue, where the main festivities will be held. The report offers guidance on navigating the area and dealing with the traffic restrictions. Its focus is on helping visitors reach the celebrations more smoothly.
PoliticsAbelardo de la Espriella has taken office as Colombia’s president. The right-wing leader pledged to pursue tougher policies on security, drug trafficking and the economy. His inauguration marks the start of his presidency with those issues at the center of his agenda.
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WorldThe United States remains outside formal talks with Iran as Oman and Tehran consider arrangements for the Strait of Hormuz. That leaves the diplomatic route uncertain and raises the prospect of renewed fighting. Pressure on US munitions supplies is complicating Washington’s strategic choices. The Pentagon is pressing defense contractors to speed up production, adding another constraint to the administration’s options.
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WorldFirefighters in Serbia fought a wildfire for a second consecutive day in the Deliblato Sands reserve. Helicopters dropped water on the blaze from the air. Authorities evacuated residents as the firefighting effort continued. The incident remains focused on the reserve and nearby communities.
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CultureHunting camouflage is moving beyond the woods and into mainstream fashion. Demand for vintage workwear and rural American aesthetics has helped drive the trend into streetwear and luxury clothing. In some cases, inexpensive hunting gear inspires designs that sell for thousands of dollars. The look also gives urban consumers a way to adopt imagery associated with traditional masculinity and blue-collar culture. Bloomberg Weekend Senior Features Writer Madison Darbyshire discusses the shift on Bloomberg This Weekend.
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CultureA man has been seen occupying a furnished living room built into a billboard near Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles. The unusual setup forms part of Netflix’s promotional campaign for its new science-fiction thriller, “The Last House.” Residents have reacted enthusiastically to the man living inside the advertisement. The stunt has turned the billboard into a local attraction tied to the film’s release campaign.
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