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Three Finance Ministers on Avoiding Debt CrisesEconomy

US public debt has passed $40 trillion, while countries worldwide are also grappling with fiscal strain. After taking on record debt during Covid, many governments have struggled to rein in spending. Chrystia Freeland discusses the political difficulty of fiscal discipline with former Dutch Finance Minister Sigrid Kaag and former German Finance Minister Christian Lindner.

BBloomberg Television
Warsh Says Fed Must Act if Inflation Stays HighEconomy

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh said the central bank is prepared to act if inflation does not move clearly and quickly toward its 2% target, while describing the broader US economy as strong. Analysts said the remarks offered more clarity on the Fed’s approach, with upcoming inflation data likely to be decisive.

BBloomberg Television
Can ‘super coral’ and cooling the sea save reefs from climate change?Science

Palau’s reefs have avoided the mass bleaching that devastated systems such as Australia’s Great Barrier Reef because they are unusually heat-resistant. As global temperatures rise, Palau is cultivating “super coral”, while Australian scientists see the technology as a possible last chance for reefs and plan to spread larvae across the Great Barrier Reef.

AAl Jazeera English
Police use tear gas to disperse Nairobi traders protesting higher taxesPolitics

Small-scale traders in Nairobi closed their businesses and took to the streets on Friday to oppose higher taxes and a new customs valuation benchmark. They said the measures are raising business costs and threatening their livelihoods, while police used tear gas to disperse them.

TThe Associated Press
Saturday Sessions: Maggie Rose sings “Gentle Man”Culture

Nashville singer-songwriter and two-time Grammy nominee Maggie Rose, known for blending genres and her powerful voice, performs “Gentle Man.” Her new album, “Half Moon,” explores the excitement and uncertainty of becoming a mother.

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Saturday Sessions: Maggie Rose sings “Weekend Lover”Culture

Nashville singer-songwriter and two-time Grammy nominee Maggie Rose, known for her genre-blending music and powerful voice, performs “Weekend Lover.” Her new album, “Half Moon,” explores the excitement and uncertainty of new motherhood.

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Saturday Sessions: Maggie Rose performs “Red Shoes”Culture

Nashville singer-songwriter and two-time Grammy nominee Maggie Rose, known for her genre-blending style and powerful voice, performs “Red Shoes.” Her new album, “Half Moon,” explores the excitement and uncertainty of new motherhood.

CCBS News
Old Newscast: The Scottish independence referendumPolitics

Adam Fleming is joined by Scotland editor and Newscast host James Cook and Scotland correspondent Lorna Gordon to revisit the pivotal moments of the 2014 Scottish independence referendum campaign.

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'F**k Flock': Is the backlash against surveillance cameras winning?Society

Flock cameras have fueled a nationwide fight over privacy and public safety. Law enforcement calls the technology invaluable, while critics say it amounts to invasive surveillance. CNN’s Meena Duerson visits a city where every Flock camera was destroyed and speaks with masked activist NoMark about the growing backlash.

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Greg Abbott slams Talarico as a “pathological liar”Politics

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott discusses allegations that U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico ran a fraudulent campaign, along with data-center construction in the United States.

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Several killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza and West BankWorld

Israeli strikes in Gaza killed five people, according to local hospital officials. Nasser Hospital officials said two brothers and another relative died when their family home outside Khan Younis was hit. Health officials at Shifa hospital reported one death in each of two separate strikes in Gaza City.

FFrance 24 English
Nepali army uses helicopters to rescue flood survivorsWorld

With deadly floods damaging roads, Nepal’s army is using helicopters to conduct rescue missions and move survivors to safety. Overcast skies and more rain expected in the coming hours are raising fears that flooding could worsen.

FFrance 24 English
Dozens dead after Russian drone strike hits warehouseWorld

At least 27 people were killed after a Russian drone struck a depot near Kyiv’s western suburbs overnight, Ukrainian authorities said. The attack triggered a huge fire and explosions.

FFrance 24 English
Kazakhstan’s new ruling party projected to win Sunday electionsPolitics

Early exit polls put Kazakhstan’s new ruling Adilet party decisively ahead with more than 70% of the vote in early elections for the unicameral parliament. The result could give it about 105 of the new chamber’s 145 seats.

Eeuronews
Poor weather hampers Nepal flood rescue efforts in NuwakotWorld

Poor weather temporarily disrupted aerial rescue operations in Nepal on Saturday as the search for thousands of people missing after catastrophic flash floods near the China border entered its fourth day.

TThe Associated Press
Inside the Dangote Family Vision and the Next Era of African IndustryEconomy

In an exclusive Bloomberg Next Africa conversation, Halima, Mariya and Fatima Dangote discuss the next generation of leadership at Dangote Group. Their plans include expanding cement production, investing in refining, fertilizer and power, and creating a family office to preserve the family legacy for generations while generating more value from Africa’s resources at home.

BBloomberg Television
Families await news after Nepal floods as heavy rain hampers rescueWorld

Rescue teams continue working in northern Nepal after devastating flash floods and mudslides left people missing. Heavy rain is disrupting helicopter operations and slowing the search as families wait for information about their loved ones.

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