Craig Allen on Bloomberg Daybreak: US EditionTrump Weighs Iran Strikes Before Midterms; Hurricane Isaias Forms in the GulfHurricane Isaias became the first hurricane of the 2026 tropical season, a record for forming so late, and was expected to strengthen over the Gulf. Warnings covered areas from New Orleans to Tallahassee, while offshore producers shut 25% of crude and 16% of natural gas output.Also on WSJ and NPR✨Go deeper
Nathan Hager on Bloomberg Daybreak: US EditionTrump Weighs Iran Strikes Before Midterms; Hurricane Isaias Forms in the GulfU.S. stock futures fell after Wall Street losses as higher oil prices pressured markets. Treasury yields rose to 5.32% for 10-year notes, 4.8% for two-year notes and 5.7% for 30-year notes, the latter its highest level in almost 25 years.Also on WSJ✨Go deeper
Tracy Mumford on The HeadlinesA Forced Retreat for Trump and Hegseth, and What to Know About the Russia Plague ScareMargaret Hamilton, who led much of the software team for NASA's first moon landing, has died at 90. Apollo's software was stored in hand-woven copper wires, and a modern iPhone has 7 million times more storage than the lunar module had.✨Go deeper
Karen Moskow on Bloomberg Daybreak: US EditionTrump Weighs Iran Strikes Before Midterms; Hurricane Isaias Forms in the GulfIran-backed Houthi militants struck two Saudi Arabian airports, including Riyadh’s main international airport, killing at least three people and injuring dozens. The Saudi-led coalition said it retaliated with strikes on 82 Houthi targets across Yemen.Also on WSJ, Reuters and BBC✨Go deeper
Kim Vinnell on Reuters World NewsSaudi airport attacks, Democrats trans split and botched executionThe World Health Organization asked Russia for information about the death of 28-year-old Darya Shipilova, a Siberian plague-research institute employee who fell ill and died last week. Pneumonic plague has not been confirmed, while Russia’s health regulator says there is no epidemic risk after 200 people were initially quarantined.Also on NYT and Bloomberg✨Go deeper
Alex Ritson on Global News PodcastWoman at the centre of Spain's housing crisis diesMari Carmen Abascal, an 87-year-old woman evicted from her Madrid apartment after more than 70 years because she could not afford rent increases, died in a Madrid hospital. Her death, whose circumstances are not yet known, prompted protests, including a 300-to-400-person gathering near Congress demanding affordable housing.Also on Reuters✨Go deeper
