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- 1Trump hits new polling low, analyst calls numbers 'stunning'●'Stunning numbers': Enten evaluates Trump's new polling low
CNN's senior data reporter Harry Enten is breaking down new polling that shows President Trump reaching his lowest approval numbers yet, describing the figures as 'stunning'. The analysis points to declining support across key demographic and issue areas, fueling debate about the political implications heading into upcoming elections and whether the trend signals lasting erosion of his base.
- 2Macron rebuffs Trump's Gaza peace proposal●“Esa paz no existe”: Emmanuel Macron responde a Donald Trump y cuestiona su propuesta para Gaza
French President Emmanuel Macron has publicly rejected Donald Trump's approach to Gaza, telling reporters in Spanish-language coverage that 'that peace does not exist' and questioning the viability of the former US president's proposal for the territory. Macron's comments underline continuing transatlantic friction over how to end the war and secure a lasting settlement, drawing wide attention across Spanish-speaking media.
- 3Stocks Defy Surging Bond Yields, but History Warns▼Stocks Are Defying Surging Bond Yields. Here’s What History Says Could Come Next.
US stocks have continued climbing even as bond yields surge, a divergence that has caught investors' attention. The Wall Street Journal examined past episodes of rising yields alongside strong equity markets, finding that such periods often end badly, with stocks eventually correcting as borrowing costs weigh on valuations and economic growth.
- 4Consumers keep spending despite higher bond yields▼Defying higher bond yields: Consumers keep spending and the economy keeps booming
US consumers continue spending at a strong pace even as bond yields climb, keeping economic growth robust, according to Yahoo Finance commentary. The resilience defies expectations that higher borrowing costs would cool household demand, raising questions about how long the boom can last and what it means for inflation and interest rate policy.
- 5US and Russia cut human review of AI targets from UN draft●🤖 US and Russia cut human review of AI targets from UN draft WaPo had this yesterday. At the last Geneva session on auto
At the latest Geneva talks on autonomous weapons, US and Russian diplomats successfully removed language requiring human review of AI-generated targeting from a UN draft document. The change was reported by the Washington Post and has drawn criticism from arms control advocates who warn that delegating lethal targeting decisions to machines without mandatory human oversight raises serious ethical and legal concerns.
- 6John Goodman Joins The Last of Us Season 3 Cast▼‘The Last of Us’ Season 3 Casts John Goodman, Video Game Stars Laura Bailey and Ian Alexander
HBO's 'The Last of Us' has added John Goodman to its cast for season 3, alongside Laura Bailey and Ian Alexander, both of whom appeared in the original video games. Bailey voiced and motion-captured Abby in the game, while Alexander played Lev. The casting continues the show's practice of bringing game performers into the adaptation, and fans are speculating about which roles the new arrivals will play in the next chapter.
- 7The Last of Us season 3 adds Goodman and two game actors●The Last of Us season 3 adds Goodman and 2 game actors
The Last of Us season 3 has added Anthony Goodman along with two actors from the original video games to its cast, according to Radio Times. The casting continues HBO's practice of bringing in performers from Naughty Dog's games, a move fans typically welcome. The announcement is drawing attention as anticipation builds for the next chapter of the post-apocalyptic drama.
- 8Standard Chartered Sees Two More Fed Hikes Before Mid-2027▼SC Sees Two More Fed Hikes Before Mid-2027, Stays Overweight On Equities
Standard Chartered is forecasting two further rate hikes by the US Federal Reserve before mid-2027, according to a report picked up by BusinessToday Malaysia. Despite the expectation of tighter monetary policy, the bank says it remains overweight on equities, suggesting it believes stock markets can still perform as rates rise. The outlook offers investors a view on how long the Fed's tightening cycle may last.
- 9HBO's The Last of Us Casts Two More Video Game Veterans in New Roles▼HBO's 'The Last of Us' Brings Back 2 More Video Game Alumni in Brand New Roles
HBO's The Last of Us has cast two more actors from the original video game series in brand new roles for the show. The series has a track record of bringing in game voice and motion-capture performers, most notably Ashley Johnson and Troy Baker, who played leads in the games and appeared in the first season. Fans are discussing which other game alumni could appear next.
- 10Time Running Out for Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge●From Gaige Davila: Time is running out for the Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge, once called a "crown jewel" of protec
The Texas Observer reports, citing Gaige Davila, that the Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge in South Texas — once called a "crown jewel" of US protected spaces — faces mounting pressure from border wall construction. A final lawsuit is being weighed as a way to slow the wall's progress until Congress can intervene to protect the refuge.
- 11Vance says Trump acted decisively after diplomacy failed●Trump chose decisive action after diplomacy failed: JD Vance
US Vice President JD Vance said President Donald Trump chose decisive action only after diplomatic efforts had failed, according to remarks carried by DD News. The statement did not specify which action was being defended, but it frames the administration's move as a last resort following stalled negotiations. Comment is focused on what the decisive step was and its consequences.
- 12Meta and Microsoft lift tech stocks despite rising bond yields▼Meta and Microsoft led tech stocks higher last week despite soaring bond yields
Meta and Microsoft led a rally in US tech stocks last week, even as bond yields climbed sharply. Rising yields typically pressure growth stocks by raising borrowing costs and making bonds more attractive, so the gains surprised many investors and sparked discussion about the strength of big tech momentum.
- 13Japan swings from rice shortage to surplus in two years▼Japan went from a rice shortage to a rice surplus in two years, due to drought, tourism and the U.S.
Japan has gone from a national rice shortage to a rice surplus within roughly two years. The turnaround is attributed to a combination of factors: drought that squeezed harvests and drove panic buying, a surge in inbound tourism that boosted demand, and pressure linked to the United States, including trade considerations. The reversal is drawing attention to how quickly food supply dynamics can shift and what it means for prices and farm policy.
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Major US airlines are waiving change fees for travellers across the Northeast as a nor'easter brings disruptive winter weather to the region. The waivers let passengers rebook flights without paying the usual change charges, a standard move ahead of storms expected to cause cancellations and delays. Travellers in affected airports are being urged to check their flight status and take advantage of the flexibility while it lasts.
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John Goodman has been cast in season 3 of HBO's post-apocalyptic drama 'The Last of Us', according to The Hollywood Reporter. Details about his role were not disclosed in the report. The casting news comes as the series continues its adaptation of the acclaimed video game, with fans speculating which character the veteran actor might play.
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Workers at Cleveland Clinic Lutheran Hospital in Ohio are continuing their strike, according to local reporting from WKYC. The job action is ongoing and no resolution has been announced. The walkout adds to a broader wave of labor disputes involving hospital workers in the United States, where staffing levels, pay and working conditions have been central demands. Patients and residents are watching to see how long the disruption to hospital operations will last.
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Lowe's has entered the drone delivery market, becoming one of the latest major US retailers to experiment with aerial delivery of home improvement products to customers. Details on partners, launch locations and timelines remain limited, but the move follows a broader retail push toward drone logistics as companies seek faster last-mile delivery options.