Politics“The Five” examines President Donald Trump’s speech at the Republican midterm convention in Dallas, his effort to energize the Republican base and his proposed $5,000 dividend plan ahead of the midterm elections.
Politics“The Five” examines President Donald Trump’s speech at the Republican midterm convention in Dallas, his effort to energize the Republican base and his proposed $5,000 dividend plan ahead of the midterm elections.
PoliticsNew Brunswick announced measures to cushion the impact of U.S. tariffs, including banning American contracts worth more than $5 million and examining limits on fishing, hunting and mining access for Canadian citizens. Premier Susan Holt discusses the province’s efforts to promote buying Canadian.
PoliticsTwenty-five years after 9/11, a new debate is reshaping how the United States sees its role in the world. George W. Bush emphasized defending freedom and pluralism, while JD Vance warns of a “threat from within.” The discussion asks whether the New Right is replacing the old order with a foreign policy centered on “civilization” rather than democracy.
PoliticsOntario Premier Doug Ford is reshuffling his cabinet and creating a new artificial intelligence portfolio. He says the changes are meant to protect the province during its tariff dispute with the U.S., while David Piccini, who is under investigation over alleged mishandling of funds, is being moved from labour to infrastructure.
PoliticsThe Republican midterm convention concludes in Dallas as President Trump seeks to rally his base with a promise of a $5,000 dividend if the GOP retains control of Congress. The party also loses a major redistricting fight in Missouri after the Supreme Court blocks a new map.
PoliticsABC News' Katherine Faulders and former Yosemite National Park superintendent Don Neubacher discuss the Trump administration's consideration of a land swap involving Yosemite and a private developer.
Politics24:28Trump promises a $5,000 “dividend” for every adult American if Republicans retain control of Congress in the midterm elections.
SocietyAndy Card and Leon Panetta argue that younger Americans should keep September 11 and its lessons in mind. The former chiefs of staff of the George W. Bush and Clinton administrations revisit the terrorist attacks on the program.
TechA former Anthropic employee warns that artificial intelligence could soon cause humanity’s extinction. Sen. Bernie Sanders discusses whether the government can regulate AI effectively, the US-China AI race and whether Democrats can align behind AI regulation.
PoliticsHomeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin discusses President Donald Trump’s remarks on the border crackdown at the GOP midterm convention and the administration’s next phase of immigration policy on “The Will Cain Show.”
Economy22:55Crypto Banter founder Ran Neuner says Bitcoin’s pullback from $82,000 fits textbook post-golden-cross behavior. He discusses Treasury buybacks attributed to Scott Bessent as a rally catalyst, Ethereum breaking a nine-year downtrend against Bitcoin, and his shift from layer-one networks toward apps with real users and revenue.
EconomyAlthough markets are assigning more than a 70% probability to a rate hike next week, Grenadilla Advisory CEO Anna Rathbun says conflicting economic indicators and policy that is already restrictive should lead the Federal Reserve to hold rates steady.
PoliticsUS Interior Secretary Doug Burgum says Congress should approve President Donald Trump’s proposed $5,000 payment to Americans. He says “everything’s on the table” in efforts to reduce gas prices and argues that data centers could benefit neighborhoods.
SportsBloomberg Businessweek Daily broadcasts from Power Players in New York City. Gotham FC lead owner and governor Carolyn Tisch Blodgett discusses changes in the sports investment landscape, while Jason Kelly examines tennis’s growing popularity and attention surrounding the US Open. Bloomberg editor Lucas Shaw also discusses streaming and related media issues.
EconomyNew York City’s transit network plans to offer $785 million of debt backed by a levy on luxury real-estate sales.
PoliticsFormer New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and Republican strategist Matt Gorman discuss Sen. John Fetterman’s surprise appearance at the Republican midterm convention and President Trump’s promise of a $5,000 dividend if the GOP retains control of Congress.
EconomyMacy’s shares tumbled after its third-quarter guidance disappointed investors, overshadowing a strong quarterly performance and an improved outlook.
SocietyE-bikes and e-scooters are more popular than ever, but crashes and injuries involving them are also rising. The program explains what makes them dangerous and how riders and their friends can stay safe.
ScienceFrench President Emmanuel Macron and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen have urged Europe to act on a massive scale to secure its place in the space race with the United States and China, spanning communications and crewed spaceflight. Johns Hopkins University space and international relations scholar Svetla Ben-Itzhak explains the challenge.
PoliticsAt a Calgary press conference after Canada and Ukraine signed a 100-year partnership, Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada could continue working with U.S. President Donald Trump on global issues despite escalating rhetoric and retaliatory trade measures. He framed the matter as one of Canadian sovereignty and rights, not emotion.
SocietyAs New York City marks 25 years since the September 11 attacks, Dan Feigelson, a former principal of P.S. 6 Lillie D. Blake School on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, recalled how educators supported children in the aftermath and over the following years, including one student who had lost a parent.
Politics17:41NBC News chief data analyst Steve Kornacki assesses the polling landscape for Republicans in Texas as the party concludes its midterm convention in Dallas. The discussion also examines President Trump’s midterm message and Democrats’ potential opportunity to gain ground in the state.
PoliticsAfter a night rallying around Donald Trump, Republicans hope the event can rescue their midterm prospects. Democrats are mounting a counterattack, challenging each argument made by the US president, including his latest pitch to motivate voters: a $5,000 payment to every US adult if his party remains in power.
WorldRetired Navy Capt. Brent Sadler assessed mounting tensions involving Iran and its Houthi proxies, including threats against U.S. warships and renewed activity at an underground Iranian nuclear facility, on “America Reports.”