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The Biden administration is poised to block Nippon Steel's $15 billion acquisition of U.S. Steel amid bipartisan political opposition and national security concerns. U.S. Steel warns that blocking the deal could lead to significant job losses and factory closures in Pennsylvania, a key swing state in the upcoming presidential election.
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In a recent speech, Vice President Kamala Harris outlined her economic vision, emphasizing support for the middle class and contrasting it with Donald Trump's policies. She proposed tax credits and incentives aimed at families and small businesses, while Trump promotes a pro-crypto agenda through his new venture, World Liberty Financial, raising ethical concerns.
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On September 15, 2024, Donald Trump faced a second assassination attempt while golfing in West Palm Beach, Florida. The Secret Service intervened after spotting a suspect armed with an AK-47-style rifle. This incident follows a previous attempt in July, raising serious concerns about security for presidential candidates as the election approaches.
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Donald Trump has faced backlash for suggesting that crime in the U.S. could be eradicated with 'one really violent day.' His comments, made during a rally in Pennsylvania, drew comparisons to the film 'The Purge' and were criticized by political figures, including Kamala Harris, for their dangerous implications.
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As of October 14, 2024, Kamala Harris's campaign has raised over $1 billion but is struggling to convert this financial advantage into polling success against Donald Trump in key battleground states. Despite significant fundraising efforts, concerns about voter turnout and campaign strategy are mounting as the election approaches on November 5.
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Former President Obama urged Black male voters to support Kamala Harris at a Pittsburgh rally, expressing concern over declining enthusiasm compared to his own campaigns. His comments sparked debate about Black men's loyalty to the Democratic Party, especially as polls show Trump gaining support among this demographic ahead of the November election.