David Limp, CEO of Blue Origin, says that the company is focused 'lunar permanence,' aiming to send people to the moon and keep them there for a prolonged period of time. Speaking to Bloomberg's Annmarie Hordern at the Defense Tech Leadership Summit, Limp breaks down the technological advancements necessary to reach that goal and sheds light on Blue Origin's relationship with NASA and the US government. (Source: Bloomberg)

Roundhill Investments has asked the US Securities and Exchange Commission for permission to launch six ETFs that would let investors wager on US election outcomes through standard brokerage accounts — the most ambitious attempt yet to bring prediction markets into mainstream finance.

Evelyn Farkas, executive director of the McCain Institute, says despite positive talks in Geneva, Iran and the United States remain 'dug in' on positions around nuclear capabilities. However, Iran's willingness to come to the table could complicate President Trump's relationship with his base if he does decide to strike Iran. Farkas also discussed the talks between Russia and Ukraine, saying that Russia will continue to disappoint at the negotiating table. (Source: Bloomberg)

Peru’s President José Jerí was ousted by congress after just four months in office, as lawmakers forced him out for failing to declare meetings with Chinese businessmen and for allegedly hiring unqualified young women to work with him.

A former top Justice Department official said his social media call encouraging lawyers who “support President Trump” to apply for federal prosecutor jobs drew a big response.