Karen Moscow

And that's Stephen Colbert singing with Paul McCartney, the two on stage for a raucous performance of Hello, Goodbye on the final broadcast of CBS' The Late Show last night.

CBS ended the show after a 33-year run citing economic factors.

The S&P 500 heading for its longest streak of weekly wins since 2023 as hopes that the U.S.

and Iran are moving closer to a peace deal and unrelenting enthusiasm for artificial intelligence keep on fueling global stocks.

S&P futures up a tenth of a percent.

Dow futures up a quarter percent.

NASDAQ futures up less than a tenth of a percent.

Ten-year treasury yield 4.55 percent.

And the auto racing world mourning the death of Kyle Busch.

The two-time Cup Series champion who won more races than anyone across NASCAR's three national series has died at the age of 41.

Bush's family said he was hospitalized with a severe illness three days before he was to compete in the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

No cause of death was given.

That's news when you want it with Bloomberg News Now.

I'm Karen Moscow and this is Bloomberg.

Meantime, Nathan, on Capitol Hill, House Republican leaders abruptly called off a vote to authorize the Iran war.

Armed Services Chair Mike Rogers says not enough Republicans were present for the vote.

Massachusetts Democrat Jim McGovern says it's because they're running out of support.

Democrat Jim McGovern blasted the canceled vote on the House floor.

Last week, the House tied on a similar vote that Democrats had been forcing repeatedly to highlight the growing economic toll from the war.

Nathan, President Trump says he plans to send 5,000 troops to Poland.