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Saturday, May 23, 2026

Daily edition · 2026-05-23 · 20 stories

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'I'd wait forever, but 334 days is crazy.' USS Ford finally comes home

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Opinion: Remembering Barney Frank, trailblazing public servant

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    Chile's MAGA-inspired border control

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One solution for Maine's struggling fishing industry? Give fillets away for free

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15 years since a deadly tornado brought Joplin, Mo. together, kindness carries on

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U.S. passengers flying from Ebola-affected countries rerouted

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Coal mine gas explosion in China kills 90 people, state media say

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Uganda Confirms Three More Ebola Cases as Outbreak Spreads

Uganda confirmed three new Ebola cases, including a health worker and a driver linked to the country’s first known infection, as authorities race to contain the outbreak.

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Gas Prices Rise as Summer Holiday Travel Begins

Memorial Day weekend is expected to kick off one of the busiest summer travel season in years, with millions of Americans hitting the roads and airports despite rising costs.

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Bangladesh Central Bank Launches $5 Billion Fund to Spur Growth

Bangladesh’s central bank unveiled a 600 billion-taka ($5 billion) package to boost economic growth, revive shuttered factories and support small businesses.

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SpaceX Starship Deploys Mock Satellites in Successful Test

SpaceX’s upgraded Starship successfully deployed mock satellites and returned to Earth largely unscathed, though its booster spun out of control and broke apart over the Gulf of Mexico.

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Trump’s 3,711 Trades Point to Multiple Stock-Market Strategies

Index-tracking and automated execution appear to be on show in transactions linked to the president.

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US Ebola Aid Plummets 99% Since Last Outbreak

Former Executive Director of the USAID COVID-19 Task Force Jeremy Konyndyk joined Bloomberg This Weekend to discuss the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

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Cava CEO: Unique Cuisine Differentiates Us

Cava CEO Bret Schulman discusses the success of his restaurant and just what distinguishes them from the competition.

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Abrego Garcia Wins Dismissal of US Human-Smuggling Case

A federal judge in Tennessee dismissed human-smuggling charges against Salvadoran migrant Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia after concluding the US government brought the case in retaliation for his legal fight against being deported.

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New Zealand to Invest in Drones, Fleet to Shield Maritime Routes

New Zealand intends to spend about NZ$1.6 billion ($936 million) on drones, ship maintenance and naval upgrades to bolster the island nation’s maritime security at a time of increasing concern about supply routes.

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Indonesia Plans to Beat Global Trading Giants at Their Own Game

For years, Indonesia’s raw materials have been ferried from remote mines and plantations to global markets by armies of traders who handle negotiations, loans and even cranes and river barges.

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India Raises Diesel, Gasoline Prices for Third Time in Eight Days

India’s state-run refiners raised retail prices again of diesel and gasoline on Saturday to help processors cut losses on discounted sales and to control a spike in demand.

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Odd Lots: Norman Foster on the Struggle to Build Big (Podcast)

Not many people think of designing buildings as an exercise in economics, but the entire process is defined by constraints around resources (both physical and financial), and an iconic building can also have a huge impact on the wealth and development of the area around it.

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Architect Norman Foster on Why the West Struggles to Build Big

What it takes to make great engineering and design breakthroughs at scale.

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ECB Hike May Be Inevitable to Keep Credibility, Stournaras Says

Preserving the European Central Bank’s credibility is a strong argument in favor of an interest-rate increase next month, according to Governing Council member Yannis Stournaras.

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Charting the Global Economy: Factory Activity Sags on Inflation

The global economy is showing signs of wearing down with inflation pressures persisting during the third month of a war-induced energy crunch.

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Ebola Outruns Containment in Eastern Congo as Contact Tracing Falters

Ebola is spreading faster than responders can track it in eastern Congo, where health workers managed to follow up with barely one in five identified contacts in a single day.

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Japan's Akazawa has Brief Talk with China's Wang at APEC

Japanese Trade Minister Ryosei Akazawa and Chinese Commerce Minister Wang Wentao spoke briefly Friday at an Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation dinner in Suzhou, China.

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Rubio Invites India’s Modi to Visit White House as Ties Improve

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio met Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi on Saturday and invited him to visit the White House, as the two sides work to improve ties.

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US and Iran Remain in Holding Pattern

Bloomberg News White House Correspondent Kate Sullivan joined David Gura and Christina Ruffini on Bloomberg This Weekend to discuss the most recent updates on Iran, including President Trump canceling his weekend plans to stay in DC.

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Deadliest China Coal Mine Blast Since 2009 Kills at Least 90

The death toll from a gas explosion at a coal mine in China’s Shanxi province has jumped to at least 90 people, making it the country’s deadliest such incident since 2009.

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