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I'm Monica Rix.

Several Americans were hurt in a missile attack on a Kuwaiti air base.

As a white House meeting to discuss extending the cease fire with Iran

ended without conclusion or announcements from President Trump.

Bloomberg's Wendy Benjamin Sin has more from Washington.

We haven't heard anything yet, although we are expecting

that we will hear from him this morning, particularly

about the injuries to a handful of American troops at a U.S.

base in Kuwait that, given the fact that he apparently

wasn't ready to sign this agreement after the discussion in the Situation Room.

I don't think this event will push him any closer

toward being willing to sign an agreement with Iran.

That's Bloomberg's Wendy Benjamin Sin on Bloomberg this weekend.

A white House

official says Trump will only make a deal that satisfies his redlines,

including Iran, ending its nuclear program and reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

Ship owners are increasingly optimistic now about a pickup in traffic

through Hormuz after more vessels left the waterway this week.

Some ships that have crossed belong to companies that haven't moved

since this war started with Iran four months ago.

The movement has a potential now to boost the flow of everything from oil

and gas to consumer goods, and could also boost oil tanker earnings.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth praised U.S.

partnerships and stable ties

with China while speaking at a security summit overnight in Singapore.

Bloomberg editor at large House Haslinda Amin is there.

It is a balancing act, the tone that has adopted this time round

reflects a relationship with China, which is still being redefined.

He talked about how relations are constructive, that China is possibly

a partner, and that communications between the two sides,

open.

Bloomberg's Haslinda Amin on Bloomberg this weekend.

He did not mention Taiwan in his speech, which is a red line

for China and marked a major shift in tone.

NATO defense chief Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragon is also at that summit

and talked about Europe's response to President Trump's

demand to pay more for defense and its relationship with the Pentagon.

He says it's stable.

We had a commitment, a strong commitment in The Hague to reach the 5% by 2035.

We have a naval defense planning process

to give us the capability that we need, and we will acquire that in time.

So I think we are in a good and a good shape.

Dragon two telling Bloomberg there drama free on the military side to President

Trump's latest physical results, say he remains in excellent health.

A white House doctor says Trump aced his cognitive exam

and is fully fit to carry out all duties as commander in chief.

Questions about Trump's health have been heightened by cognitive concerns.

Visible signs of aging like swelling and bruising, and his actual age.

Trump will be 80 next month.

The Trump administration says it plans to appeal a judge's authority

to order refunds on all tariffs ruled illegal by the Supreme Court.

Bloomberg's Ed Kalegi has details.

The Justice Department filed notice Friday that it will appeal a court order

compelling customs authorities

to recalculate all import taxes that the administration collected

under President Trump's use of a 1970s era emergency powers law.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection launched a new online portal

to process refund claims, signaling that it intended to repay

at least some of the approximately $166 billion

in levies struck down by the Supreme Court earlier this year.

Ed Kalegi, Bloomberg Radio.

Meta and Google have agreed to pay about $27 million to settle a lawsuit

with a school district in Kentucky that claims their addictive

social media platforms helped create a teen mental health crisis.

The settlement allowed the companies to avert trial, but

this is just one of more than 1000 similar suits nationwide,

and yum brands could sell Pizza Hut soon.

Its sales have consistently lagged behind sister chains Taco

Bell and KFC, and yum says it's drawing takeover interest.

Sources tell Bloomberg the companies entered exclusive talks

with equity firm Long Range Capital, but there's no price or guarantee for a deal.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul has now signed a bill banning

law enforcement officers from wearing masks while on duty.

New York is not a sanctuary for criminals, and we will cooperate

when crimes are being committed.

Going after dangerous criminals, not the act of crossing the border,

but dangerous criminals.

The new law also limits law enforcement,

helping Ice agents and federal immigration efforts.

The Carolina Hurricanes will face the Vegas Golden Knights

in the Stanley Cup final after beating Montreal last night.

It'll be their first final since 2006.

And later tonight, the New York Knicks will find out who they'll play

in the NBA finals when the San Antonio Spurs take on the Oklahoma City Thunder.

That series is tied up at three games apiece.

And that's news when you want it with Bloomberg News now.

I'm Monica Rix and this is Bloomberg.