SocietyDefense attorney and legal analyst Brian Buckmire discusses the evidentiary hearing for Alex Murdaugh’s retrial on murder charges next year.
SocietyDefense attorney and legal analyst Brian Buckmire discusses the evidentiary hearing for Alex Murdaugh’s retrial on murder charges next year.
PoliticsKatie Zacharia was fired as White House press secretary after only five days in the role. Shortly before the firing, Donald Trump told reporters he would suggest she “reconsider” the job, following days of intense media scrutiny of her legal credentials.
PoliticsPolice in India arrested the founder of the Cockroach Janta Party before a planned demonstration in New Delhi. Authorities deployed thousands of security personnel across the capital to stop the gathering. The youth-led movement has held several protests this month, demanding the resignation of India’s election chief over voter registry revisions.
PoliticsCBC chief political correspondent Rosemary Barton presents a weekly look at political news and issues affecting Canadians, examining the latest headlines through the experiences of those living them.
EconomyAs exit conditions change and capital becomes tighter, understanding M&A early has become a competitive advantage. An investor, a startup lawyer and a founder explain how to factor the possibility of an acquisition into a company’s strategy from the outset.
EconomyThree CoreWeave co-founders have sold $3.3 billion in company shares since last year’s IPO, amid rising credit risks and investor concerns about AI spending that have stirred stock volatility. Yorkville & Ives partner Dan Ives discusses volatility in the AI trade and the outlook for stocks including CoreWeave and Apple.
TechShipping estimates for Apple’s first foldable phone moved into January within minutes of preorders opening Friday. Strong demand and limited supply could make the $1,999 device difficult to buy on its Oct. 23 release date and soon afterward.
PoliticsGreg Allen, founder and CEO of Decision Tree Research and a former AI strategy official at the Defense Department, said the Trump administration’s messaging on AI regulation has been “extremely difficult to overstate” in its volatility, shifting between dismissing safety concerns and calling for mandatory rules.
PoliticsProtests in Albania have turned violent, with demonstrators confronting police in the capital. Students have held rallies in Tirana for four consecutive days, demanding the prime minister’s resignation.
PoliticsMichigan’s U.S. Senate race is emerging as a test of voters’ views on President Donald Trump’s leadership, the economy and the direction of both parties. Democrat Dr. Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers are seeking to win their support.
SocietyA teacher at Silver Rail Elementary recalled believing she was about to die amid the gunfire. Four victims died and two were left critically ill in Bend, Oregon; reports say a civilian with a weapon killed the teenage shooter.
PoliticsPresident Trump spoke with reporters upon departing the White House on October 16, 2026.
EconomyTom Porcelli, Wells Fargo’s chief economist, discusses how he handles his personal finances with Scarlet Fu and Tom Keene on Bloomberg Money.
EconomyMiller Samuel co-founder Jonathan Miller discusses mortgage rates, US housing supply and population shifts across the country with the program’s hosts. He says he is not seeing people flee New York City.
TechThree Startup Battlefield finals judges answer audience questions about teams, traction, pitch delivery, and red flags.
PoliticsKatie Zacharia is no longer White House press secretary after only five days in the role. Her first press briefing was widely panned, and it emerged that she had presented herself as a lawyer despite not passing her bar exam.
PoliticsMultiple sources and a senior White House official told ABC News on Friday that press secretary Katie Zacharia is transitioning out of the position.
WorldThe US has urged Ukraine and Russia to stop striking energy facilities, but attacks have continued. Kyiv’s three major power plants are out of operation, putting essential services at risk. As winter approaches, some residents are leaving the capital. Al Jazeera’s Audrey MacAlpine visited one family that has done so.
TechOumi’s Manos Koukoumidis will offer a practical framework in an interactive masterclass, arguing that building AI is a sequence of decisions rather than one choice—and that most teams get the order wrong. Audience members will vote live.
ScienceIn a fireside chat, Colossal Biosciences CEO Ben Lamm discusses the technologies behind efforts to revive extinct species, AI’s role in modern biology, and the growing debate over whether engineering nature advances conservation or distracts from protecting what remains.
PoliticsDonald Trump said Friday that he asked newly selected White House press secretary Katie Zacharia to reconsider taking the job, only a week after choosing her for the post.
PoliticsKatie Zacharia will no longer serve as President Donald Trump’s press secretary, less than a week after taking the job.
EconomyWells Fargo Chief Economist Tom Porcelli joins Scarlet Fu and Tom Keene to discuss the health of US consumers, the effect of wealth, and his hands-off approach to personal finance.
EconomyWhat persuades an investor to make the first investment when a startup has neither revenue nor a product? Austin Clements of Slauson & Co. and Sandhya Venkatachalam of Axiom Partners discuss establishing credibility early.