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    US eyes Iran attack; Musk interviews Trump; Airtrunk’s $20b tax test

    Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

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    Former president Donald Trump speaking at a campaign rally in Bozeman, Montana, last week.

    Trump calling Harris a communist shows he’s desperate

    The vice president is a social democrat, but that doesn’t mean she believes in state control of the economy.

    • Paul Krugman

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    Kamala Harris flies out of San Francisco after Sunday’s fund-raiser.

    Pelosi welcomes Harris home as West Coast donors raise $18m

    The former House speaker appeared with the Democratic presidential nominee in San Francisco at an event the Harris campaign said raised more than $18 million.

    • Jeff Mason
    President Joe Biden briefly talks with reporters as he heads to Marine One on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, Monday, July 29, 2024. Biden is traveling to the LBJ Presidential Library in Austin, Texas, to mark the 60th anniversary of the Civil Rights Act enacted under President Lyndon Johnson. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)

    Investors hit pause on Biden’s manufacturing renaissance

    Companies said deteriorating market conditions, slowing demand, and lack of policy certainty in a high-stakes election year have caused them to change their plans.

    • Amanda Chu, Alexandra White and Rhea Basarkar
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    JB Hi-Fi rallies; CFMEU jail warning; A luxury home agent speaks

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    Kamala Harris in Nevada as the final stop of a battleground blitz in which their party has shown new energy.

    Harris courts Latino vote with tax pledge, leads Trump in key states

    In a dramatic turn for the Democrats, the vice president is ahead of the Republican candidate by 4 percentage points in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Michigan.

    • Darlene Superville and Josh Boak
    Former President Donald J. Trump during a campaign rally in Harrisburg, Pa., last month. Mr. Trump has struggled to regain his footing after President Biden suspended his re-election campaign and elevated Vice President Kamala Harris to the top of the ticket.Credit...

    Inside the worst three weeks of Donald Trump’s campaign

    People around the former and would-be president see a candidate knocked off his bearings, disoriented by his new contest with Kamala Harris and unsure of how to take her on.

    • Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan
    Tehran has long threatened to retaliate against Donald Trump over the 2020 drone strike he ordered that killed prominent Revolutionary Guard General Qassem Soleimani.

    Trump’s campaign says its emails were hacked

    The former president’s team accused Iran of stealing sensitive internal documents, a day after Microsoft warned of foreign interference in the US election.

    • Bill Barrow
    Kamala Harris.

    Harris leads Trump in three key states, say the latest polls

    In a dramatic turn for the Democrats, the vice president is ahead of the Republican candidate by 4 percentage points in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Michigan.

    • Lisa Lerer and Ruth Igielnik
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    Foxtel for sale; Viktor Shvets’ market lesson; Sydney home eyes record

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    Donald Trump holds his first press conference since Kamala Harris became the Democrat nominee.

    Trump says debate back on, lashes ‘radical left’ Harris

    The former president and Republican candidate taunted his Democrat opponent while recommitting to a face-off against Kamala Harris after earlier backing out.

    • Lisa Lerer
    Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, the Democratic vice presidential nominee, at a campaign rally on Tuesday.

    The big risk in Kamala Harris’ surprise choice for VP

    Tim Walz’s down-to-earth language was transformed into the equivalent of a political magic wand, but there’s a risk in overlooking Josh Shapiro in the must-win swing state of Pennsylvania.

    • Jennifer Hewett
    A Republican sweep over Kamala Harris would give Donald Trump control of the White House, Congress and Senate, giving him unfettered power to pursue his agenda, says Marko Papic.

    There’s ‘only one outcome’ that really matters, and it’s not Trump v Harris

    Calmer markets mean investors are back to worrying about US politics and the Middle East conflict. But this leading strategist says both fears are overdone. 

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    • James Thomson
    Anti-migration protesters during riots outside the Holiday Inn Express in Manvers, England, at the weekend. The hotel is being used as an asylum hotel.

    Populist surge makes it essential to spread gains of migration

    Conflict over migration is now breaking out into the open in Western nations. But excessive limits would have a high cost too.

    • Tanveer Ahmed
    China is concerned regardless of who is sitting in the chair for the United States.

    What does China make of America’s topsy-turvy election?

    Beijing will have trouble working out whether a hard or soft approach to a new US administration will work best.

    • Ian Bremmer
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    Chalmers disputes RBA; Rex sale looms; Why Harris chose Walz

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    Fed chairman Jerome Powell won’t be swayed by markets or the US election.

    The Fed will not let markets dictate a rate cut

    The US central bank reacts to the sharemarket only when volatility threatens financial stability. For the moment, there is no evidence that this is the case.

    • Barry Eichengreen
    President-elect Donald Trump with ardent supporter Peter Thiel in 2016.

    Why America’s broligarchs support Donald Trump

    Some Silicon Valley CEOs see any form of democratic constraint on themselves as illegitimate by definition.

    • Brooke Harrington
    Electric vehicles bound for shipment to Europe at the Port of Taicang, in China.

    Shouldn’t the world thank China for producing too much stuff?

    If trade policy were about consumers, the US and EU would thank China for its cheap EVs, batteries and solar panels and its contribution to lowering carbon emissions.

    • Gary Hufbauer
    J.D. Vance’s comments are not just astronomically offensive and politically witless, they also betray a serious misunderstanding of where the world is heading in the first half of the 21st century.

    Beware the march of the childless voter

    The number of non-reproducers is already large and it’s rising, and unfortunately for J.D. Vance, these people may not have kids, but they do have votes.

    • Pilita Clark