SocietyOfficials from the Bend Police Department, Bend-La Pine Schools and Deschutes County Behavioral Health Services are providing an update on the deadly shooting at an Oregon elementary school.
SocietyOfficials from the Bend Police Department, Bend-La Pine Schools and Deschutes County Behavioral Health Services are providing an update on the deadly shooting at an Oregon elementary school.
PoliticsChris Mason joins from the SNP conference as guests review what this year’s party conferences reveal about each party’s position. They also discuss whether Labour MPs could support welfare reform ahead of Alan Milburn’s review of young people and work.
EconomyUzbekistan has signed $4.7 billion in energy deals and outlined plans for two additional nuclear power plants. Foreign firms including ACWA Power, EDF and Toyota Tsusho are involved in projects with 3,000 MW of generating capacity and 400 MW of storage. Tashkent is also preparing 128 oil and gas exploration blocks for investors and pursuing a future electricity link to Europe.
PoliticsA Bloomberg Television program discusses the latest developments at the Trump White House; its headline says press secretary Katie Zacharia is out.
WorldTrump is openly criticizing Zelenskyy, while Kyiv says Russia failed to honor a limited energy truce. The dispute leaves Europe facing pressure to take on a larger role in Ukraine’s defense.
TechCandidates from both parties are scrambling to respond to growing public opposition to data centers, now a leading midterm campaign issue with potential consequences for expanding the infrastructure behind artificial intelligence.
PoliticsHarris Faulkner anchors midterm election coverage as candidates clash in crucial Senate debates in key battleground state races.
PoliticsCNN chief data analyst Harry Enten says new inflation figures spell trouble for Trump, noting that his net approval on the economy has fallen 76 points between 2024 and now. Enten calls the numbers a severe blow for Trump and Republicans. CNN senior reporter Daniel Dale fact-checks Trump’s inflation claims during his second term.
PoliticsLaken Riley is the reason behind our actions.
PoliticsU.S. President Donald Trump’s new press secretary, Katie Zacharia, is leaving after only five days in the role. Her departure follows criticism of her first press briefing and questions about her credentials.
CultureBloomberg’s Scarlet Fu and Tom Keene discuss books they recommend in this week’s edition of “Bloomberg Money,” including Henry Grabar’s “Paved Paradise: How Parking Explains the World” and Joa Studholme’s “Farrow and Ball: Recipes for Decorating.”
SocietyA 16-year-old opened fire at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon, killing three children and a teacher before someone at the scene shot the attacker. Officials will hold a news conference the following day to provide an update.
PoliticsEU leaders concluded their Brussels summit without agreeing on a budget. Ukraine faces a new €70 billion funding gap, while energy and migration prompted open clashes. Leaders also showed renewed determination to develop trade defence tools to counter China.
EconomyBrown Harris Stevens CEO Bess Freedman joins Scarlet Fu and Tom Keene on “Bloomberg Money” to discuss the relationship between mortgage rates and US housing supply.
SocietyMarketplace offers a look at its hidden-camera investigations, explaining when and why it goes undercover and what the work of uncovering the truth involves.
EconomyWells Fargo chief economist Tom Porcelli says US consumers are under strain but continue to spend. Wages are struggling, yet a wealth effect is helping consumers feel pretty good.
SocietyMarilyn Haubauch, whose son is a fifth grader at Silver Rail Elementary School, described reuniting with him after the deadly shooting. She said the neighborhood is now “quiet and somber,” recalled receiving his call from inside the classroom, and thanked Kaylub Giamanco, who was credited with stopping the gunman.
EconomyDiesel prices are surging despite a pullback in crude, as tight refining capacity, lower Russian output and Middle East refinery outages disrupt global supply. With US plants near capacity, elevated diesel costs could keep inflation in freight, food and goods higher for longer.
TechMatt and Marianna explain how new software lets users alter video content so anyone can appear to say or do anything. They discuss the shift from realism to absurdism online, the existential threat to intellectual property ownership, and why independent creators are likely to suffer most.
WorldPope Leo XIV is continuing to improve after surgery to remove part of his right lung, with doctors describing his post-operative test results as encouraging. He is eating, moving around and working during his recovery at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital, where he is expected to stay until at least October 20.
Politics30:24Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is expected to speak Friday night at a “Forever Canadian” rally in Edmonton. He is making an all-out push for unity in Alberta, urging voters to reject separation in Monday’s referendum. Carney warned that a vote against Canada would be a dangerous bluff, bringing years of uncertainty and lost opportunities.
EconomyFrench 10-year yields have surged as investors respond to rising debt, persistent deficits and political gridlock. The spread over German bonds has widened sharply. With the euro already under pressure, worsening French borrowing conditions could pose a broader European confidence risk.
WorldIndia’s Cockroach movement faced a harsh state crackdown this week. Thousands of Gen Z protesters were rounded up and detained in sports stadiums and community halls converted into makeshift detention centres, while founder Abhijeet Dipke was arrested on arrival. A mass demonstration over alleged voter fraud was effectively stopped before it began. Dipke was detained again today. Narendra Modi’s government said the measures were necessary to protect civilians.
EconomyRising oil prices are weighing on precious metals by lifting inflation expectations, interest rates, Treasury yields and the US dollar. If costly energy begins to threaten growth and pushes central banks toward rate cuts, lower real yields could make oil-driven inflation a boost for gold and silver.