PoliticsPresident Trump delivered remarks in Washington, DC, on July 24, 2026. The appearance centered on the president’s public address in the US capital. No further subject or policy detail was provided in the announcement.
PoliticsPresident Trump delivered remarks in Washington, DC, on July 24, 2026. The appearance centered on the president’s public address in the US capital. No further subject or policy detail was provided in the announcement.
WorldA deadly attack by Israeli settlers in Tell, a village near Nablus in the occupied West Bank, has raised tensions across the area. Palestinian residents said their homes and communities came under attack, while people on both sides were killed. Israeli forces subsequently expanded operations, carrying out raids and closing roads around Nablus. They also entered a hospital to arrest wounded Palestinians, an action condemned by humanitarian organisations. The incident has led to a broader Israeli military operation in the area.
TechNvidia Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang discusses the company’s investment plans in South Korea and a new partnership with the SK Group. He also addresses cybersecurity and China’s approach to artificial intelligence. Huang speaks exclusively with Bloomberg’s Ed Ludlow in San Francisco after appearing at a Korean AI summit.
SocietyThe lawyer for Pastor Wang Lin, one of eight people detained in Beijing’s Zion Church case, was told on July 24 to collect the indictment from the court as soon as possible. Pastor Jin Mingri was released by the Chinese government in early July, but eight people in the case remain detained on alleged fraud and illegal-business charges. In Xi’an’s “Light of Zion” case, Pastor Gao Quanfu, his wife Pang Yu and another person are still held. Families of detainees in both cases appealed for all parents to return to their children.
WorldThe United States announced new tariffs on almost all imports from 60 countries, criticizing them for insufficient enforcement of bans on products made with forced labor. The US military carried out fresh airstrikes on Iran’s military capabilities and maritime facilities, while Tehran and allied militias launched missiles and drones toward four regional countries. President Trump said Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin had pledged not to sell weapons to Iran, warning that doing so would hurt them. Secretary of State Marco Rubio also voiced concern that China appears to be singling out Japan.
PoliticsPresident Trump is expected to address the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner. The White House has characterized the speech as “unifying yet vicious.” The gathering celebrates press freedom. It was postponed after a shooting occurred outside the venue of the original event.
WorldThe program examines the intersection of politics and global business. Donald Trump says the United States is “locked and loaded” for a “massive attack” involving Iran. Representative Raja Krishnamoorthi argues there is “no way at all” to settle the conflict militarily and urges a return to negotiations. Jen Gavito, a former acting State Department official for Near Eastern Affairs, says the conflict cannot end without a negotiated settlement. White House senior adviser Peter Navarro also discusses the administration’s position.
PoliticsCo-hosts of Fox News’ “The Five” examine Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s forceful defense of the Democratic Socialists of America. The segment presents socialism as an “absolutely scary” threat and focuses on the political dispute surrounding her position. The discussion is framed through the program’s sharply critical characterization of socialism.
WorldWildfires are spreading across France and Spain, forcing thousands of people from their homes as emergency crews confront fast-moving flames. Authorities say extreme weather and rising temperatures are contributing to more frequent destructive fires across Europe. In France, evacuations have taken place in areas including the Cap Ferret peninsula, while the government has sought European Union help for aerial firefighting. Fires near Madrid in Spain have prompted a national response.
PoliticsDespite police crackdowns and accusations that officers used brutality during protests this week, India’s youth-led Cockroach Janta Party is continuing to attract support. Public figures and opposition politicians are backing the group as it calls for education reforms. It is also demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, who oversaw exams dogged by corruption claims. The movement began after Chief Justice Surya Kant allegedly compared unemployed young people in remarks that helped spur its formation.
WorldUS forces hit targets across Iran overnight, extending the campaign to thirteen straight days of attacks. President Donald Trump suggested that further action may follow, telling a US media outlet that Iranians had not yet experienced enough pain. Iran said it responded by striking US assets in the Gulf region. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urged restraint and warned that the region was standing on the edge of what he called the unimaginable.
EconomyTricia Scarlata, JPMorgan Asset Management’s head of education savings, appears on Bloomberg Money with Scarlet Fu and Tom Keene. They examine the rising cost of college and the decline in government aid. The discussion also considers how parents should approach saving for education. The segment focuses on household planning amid growing education expenses.
WorldSaudi Arabia has struck targets along Yemen’s Red Sea coast after the Houthis claimed attacks on two Saudi oil tankers. Houthi-linked media said the strikes hit Hodeidah province and Kamaran Island, while Saudi officials described the targets as military sites. The escalation follows Houthi threats to widen attacks against Saudi shipping and energy infrastructure. Iranian media also reported that a US strike on an LPG tanker in the Gulf of Oman killed two people, adding to the widening tensions.
PoliticsPresident Donald Trump returned to the stage to address the rescheduled White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner. The event was held nearly three months after gunfire brought the originally planned dinner to an end. Fox News encouraged viewers to watch the remarks and promoted its Fox News Patriot membership program.
ScienceSpaceX is expected to launch Starship’s 13th flight test from Starbase, Texas. The event is presented as a live launch update involving the company’s Starship vehicle and its Texas launch site.
PoliticsPresident Trump is expected to speak at the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner. The White House has characterized the address as “unifying yet vicious.” The gathering celebrates press freedom. It was postponed after a shooting occurred outside the venue of the originally scheduled event.
WorldThe 2026 Rim of the Pacific exercise has carried out a live-fire sinking drill in waters near Hawaii. The retired USS Mobile Bay cruiser and USS Peleliu amphibious assault ship sank into deep water amid large explosions. Forces from Australia, Canada, Italy, Japan, New Zealand, Spain and the United States took part in the exercise. The drill showcased the combined striking capability of US and Japanese missiles, with US Army Apache attack helicopters also participating.
EconomyBloomberg economics and policy correspondent Mike McKee examines the Trump administration’s latest tariff announcement targeting Europe. The measure is presented as retaliation for the European Union’s $1 billion fine against Google. Bloomberg Intelligence global head of technology research Mandeep Singh analyzes the market response to Intel’s bombshell earnings report earlier in the week. Gordon Pothier, chief financial officer of software vendor Board, also discusses the challenges and threats that artificial intelligence poses to the industry.
WorldPresident Donald Trump told reporters at the White House that Iran’s leaders want to reach a deal. During the exchange, he also addressed reports alleging Chinese and Russian involvement in the Middle East conflict. The questions included whether the United States has an “exit strategy” for the war with Iran.
PoliticsOfficials at the Department of Energy acknowledge that billions of dollars in grants were cut from states that did not vote for Donald Trump in the 2024 election. The report examines the possible implications of directing the cuts toward those states. Panelists describe the move as an “outlandish” breach of the rule of law. They also note that Republicans live in blue states as well.
SciencePresident Trump made an announcement concerning American nuclear innovation. The White House issued the brief notice about the announcement.
TechOpenAI’s Sam Altman is set to brief US officials on the next wave of artificial intelligence models, according to a preview of Bloomberg This Weekend. The program features discussions spanning news, politics, lifestyle and culture, with lawmakers, business leaders and cultural figures. The show also highlights thousands of flights booked by an associate connected to Epstein’s staff. Hosts David Gura, Christina Ruffini and Lisa Mateo present the weekend program.
WorldSaudi Arabia has carried out strikes along Yemen’s Red Sea coast after the Houthis claimed attacks on two Saudi oil tankers. Houthi-linked media said the strikes hit Hodeidah province and Kamaran Island, while Saudi officials described the targets as military sites. The Houthis are threatening to widen attacks against Saudi shipping and energy infrastructure, adding to the escalation. Iranian media also reported that a US strike on an LPG tanker in the Gulf of Oman killed two people.
WorldTwo deadly earthquakes struck Venezuela one month ago, killing more than 5,300 people and injuring 16,500. The government has not disclosed how many people remain missing, while estimates put the figure in the tens of thousands. Survivors and relatives of victims are coping not only with grief but also with a deepening anger toward the authorities. The search for loved ones continues amid uncertainty over their fate.