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01
Trump’s Meeting With New York’s Mamdani Becomes Another Closely-Watched Summit
Midterm anxieties will test unlikely bromance between rivalsNancy Cook
02
UN Scrambles to Avoid a Repeat of Trump’s 2025 Escalator Snafu
The defining moment of 2025’s gathering of world leaders at the United Nations may have been Donald Trump’s accusation of “sabotage” after his teleprompter blinked out and an escalator stalled while he was on it.Magdalena Del Valle
03
Hed: Xi’s First US Trip in Three Years
On the early edition of Balance of Power, Bloomberg Washington Correspondents Joe Mathieu and Kailey Leinz discuss the latest from the Trump Administration. On today's show, Stonecourt Capital Partner Rick Davis, Harvard Kennedy School Ash Center Visiting Democracy Fellow Jeanne Sheehan Zaino, American Enterprise Institute Senior Fellow Heather Conley and Democratic Congressman Don Beyer of Virginia. (Source: Bloomberg)
04
CNN, MS NOW, Politico Sue Over Trump’s White House Press Ban
CNN, MS NOW and Politico filed a lawsuit seeking to allow their journalists to enter the White House grounds days after President Donald Trump revoked their access, turning to the courts in their fight over constitutional protections for the press. Kailey Leinz explains why all major news outlets are banding together and why you might see less televised coverage out of the White House until this resolves (Source: Bloomberg)
05
Vance Says ‘More Work to Do,’ Playing Defense in Senate Fight
Vice President JD Vance urged North Carolina voters to give Republicans more time to accomplish their agenda as the GOP is on the defensive in key states ahead of November’s midterm election.Kate Sullivan
06
UK Close to Helping Saudi Arabia Counter Houthi Attacks
The UK is close to agreeing to support Saudi Arabia’s military in countering the Houthis, as the kingdom comes under frequent attack from the Iran-backed militants.Fiona MacDonald and Alex Wickham
07
Hungarian PM Rejects Report on Joint Fuel Reserve With Ukraine
Hungary won’t be building a joint strategic fuel reserve with Ukraine, Prime Minister Peter Magyar said, as he blamed the head of the country’s oil company for keeping him out of the loop on the project.Thomas Escritt
08
UK Urges Patience From Mauritius With Chagos Deal in Limbo
The UK has privately reassured Mauritius of its determination to pursue a plan to cede sovereignty over the Chagos Islands to the Indian Ocean nation, even as officials concede the handover could remain on ice until after US President Donald Trump leaves office.Ellen Milligan and Kamlesh Bhuckory
09
F-35s for Saudi Arabia? Why Israel and China Angles Complicate a US Sale
The F-35 is the most advanced American fighter jet available for export. It’s sold only to long-standing US military allies, given how sensitive its technology is. US President Donald Trump said last year he would approve selling Saudi Arabia the F-35. The State Department formally notified Congress on Sept. 17 of a plan to provide the Saudis 48 of them.Paul Wallace and Dan Williams
10
Germany's Merz Fights for Survival After Record State Election Defeat
Germany’s far-right party, the AfD, won its second-straight state-level victory. Oliver Crook explains what that means Chancellor Merz. (Source: Bloomberg)
11
Brazil Election: Lula and Bolsonaro Fight Over Milei’s Economy Before Vote
Two weeks before a tight presidential election, Brazil’s leading candidates have turned Javier Milei’s Argentina into a proxy for their own clashing economic visions.Martha Beck
12
GOP Group Outspent Democrats Nearly 46-to-1 on Ads After Ruling
The National Republican Senatorial Committee outspent its Democratic counterpart on advertising by nearly 46-to-1 in August, Federal Election Commission records show, a blitz that reflects the financial advantage the GOP holds in this year’s midterm contests.Bill Allison
13
Trump Says Belarus Potash Deal in Works Amid Canada Fight
President Donald Trump said the US is working with Belarus to secure more supplies of potash amid a trade fight with Canada, a major supplier of the critical ingredient used in fertilizers.Jeff Mason and Ilena Peng
14
Jon Ossoff Is Proving Himself in Georgia
Senator Jon Ossoff is leading in the polls and dominating in fundraising. Bloomberg Opinion columnist Mary Ellen Klas went to Athens, Georgia to see if his constituents think the senator has what it takes to solve voters' concerns. (Source: Bloomberg)
15
Hochul Says New AI Compliance Office Could Explore Kill Switch
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is launching a new office to monitor safety compliance for massive artificial intelligence companies, echoing calls by fellow Democrat California Gov. Gavin Newsom to explore a “kill switch” if the technology turns catastrophic.Raga Justin
16
Rail Deal Opponents Lobby White House on $72 Billion Merger
In their quest to block a $72 billion merger between two of the biggest US freight railroads, a coalition of shippers and labor unions is trying to get President Donald Trump on their side.Ted Mann and Leah Nylen
17
Merz Keeps Revolt at Bay as German Election Debacle Stuns Party
Chancellor Friedrich Merz staved off what was shaping up to be the biggest challenge to his leadership so far as the party sifts through the aftermath of an election debacle that saw it knocked out of a state parliament for the first time ever.Arne Delfs
18
CNN, MS NOW, Politico Sue Over Trump’s White House Press Ban
CNN, MS Now and Politico filed a lawsuit seeking to allow their journalists to enter the White House grounds days after President Donald Trump revoked their access, turning to the courts in their fight over constitutional protections for the press.Madlin Mekelburg and Magan Crane
19
Romanian Ex-Presidential Candidate Detained in Fraud Case
Romania’s former pro-Russian presidential candidate Calin Georgescu was detained by organized crime prosecutors for allegedly setting up a €1.1 million euro ($1.3 million) fraud scheme.Andra Timu and Irina Vilcu
20
China Rare-Earth Exports to US Drop Before Xi-Trump Meet
China’s exports of rare-earth magnets to the US fell last month, underscoring concerns in the Trump administration that Beijing is still squeezing flows of the critical minerals despite last year’s trade truce.Bloomberg News