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Donald Trump will pledge to personally recruit foreign companies and outline new incentives — including an offer of federal land — designed to lure operations to the US during an economic address on Tuesday in Savannah, Georgia. The Republican presidential nominee will outline a carrot-and-stick approach, according to a senior Trump adviser who requested anonymity to detail the proposal, luring those who sell into the US with a more favorable business climate while also threatening harsh tariffs on imports. The speech is the latest effort by Trump to cast himself as the best steward of the economy, seeking to seize on a top issue for voters with less than 50 days before the election. Trump’s Democratic opponent, Kamala Harris, is expected to outline her own economic vision during a campaign appearance in Pittsburgh on Wednesday.

The U.S. government is proposing a ban on key Chinese software and hardware in connected vehicles on American roads due to national security concerns, the White House announced Monday.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. The latest summit of the four-nation Quad, which brought together the leaders of Australia, India, Japan and the US, ended over the weekend with agreements to extend cooperation in areas varying from fighting cervical cancer and ensuring cybersecurity to joint development of port infrastructure in the Indo-Pacific, the creation of an air-logistics network and a group effort to keep chip supplies secure. This reflects a broad agenda, with the well-being of the region’s people at its heart.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. BEIRUT—Israel launched devastating attacks on Hezbollah in recent days with airstrikes and remote-control explosions that put the Lebanese militant group on the defensive and demonstrated Israel’s vast superiority in intelligence gathering and technology. A ground war between the two, if it occurs, would likely be a different story.

Donald Trump said on Monday that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy wanted the Democrats to win the 2024 U.S. election, in which the former president faces Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic candidate. The Republican presidential candidate's statement on the campaign trail contrasts with the line adopted by some of his allies, who have argued that Ukraine would welcome Trump back as only he — in their telling — has the acumen to negotiate with Russian President Vladimir Putin to end Moscow's war on Ukraine. «I think Zelenskiy is the greatest salesman in history. Every time he comes into the country, he walks away with 60 billion dollars,» Trump said at a rally in western Pennsylvania. «He wants them to win this election so badly, but I would do differently — I will work out peace.»

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump both clash for the top post in America in November. Both the Presidential candidates are currently at loggerheads, with not clear expectation or majority in either case, with even the key swing states roughly divided between them, leading to more chaos.

Lithuania has signed a deal with U.S. ammunition producer Northrop Grumman as it seeks to increase defense capabilities in the shadow of Russia’s war in Ukraine

The Texas-based Friedkin Group has reached an agreement to buy Premier League club Everton from current owner Farhad Moshiri, the English team said Monday

U.S. stock indexes added slightly to their record highs in relatively subdued trading on Wall Street

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The U.S. Commerce Department is seeking a ban on the sale of connected and autonomous vehicles in the U.S. that are equipped with Chinese and Russian software and hardware with the stated goal of protecting national security and U.S. drivers

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Friedkin Group has agreed upon the purchase of Everton from Farhad Moshiri. In July, the Friedkin Group ended negotiations with Everton. Two months after ending negotiations to acquire Farhad Moshiri's 94.1% stake in the company, The Friedkin Group has agreed to acquire Everton. Over the weekend, the US corporation, founded by billionaire Dan Friedkin, engaged in positive talks with the main owner of Everton to outbid John Textor, co-owner of Crystal Palace. Following Friedkin's departure, Textor had become the newest front-runner in Everton's drawn-out takeover drama. Despite owning 45% of Palace, Textor is unable to control more than one Premier League team, making him open to a competing offer. With Friedkin agreeing to arrangements to buy out Moshiri and settle with other lenders, that threat has come true. The Premier League may approve its proposed acquisition within the next six to eight weeks. Everton issued the following statement: ‘Blue Heaven Holdings and The Friedkin Group confirm that they have reached a mutual understanding regarding the conditions of Blue Heaven Holdings' sale of its majority interest in Everton Football Club. The Financial Conduct Authority, the Football Association, and the Premier League are among the regulatory bodies that must approve the deal, as quoted in a report by The Guardian.