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Democrats say they will open investigations into lucrative business deals involving Donald Trump and his family if they win control of Congress in the November midterm elections. The pledge, reported by Reuters, signals that oversight of the former president's finances would become a priority should the party take committee power, setting up potential confrontations over conflicts of interest and foreign payments.

City Developments, the Singapore property group controlled by one of the city-state's wealthiest families, says it wants to invest S$5 billion (about $3.9 billion) in Singapore, China and Japan by 2029. The move is aimed at regaining investor confidence following a public feud within the founding family that has weighed on the developer.

Andriy Biletsky, commander of Ukraine's Third Army Corps, announced the completion of the third phase of Operation "Vivaldi," saying his forces liberated Nove, Ridkodub and Katerynivka and regained control of Karpivka and Novomykhailivka. The claim, carried by Ukrinform, concerns villages on the eastern front, where fighting remains intense and battlefield reports are difficult to verify independently.

Elon Musk's route to becoming the world's first trillionaire has reportedly slowed, with attention turning to upcoming milestones at Tesla and SpaceX. The report suggests that Musk's wealth trajectory now hinges on how these key events play out, as observers watch whether Tesla's performance and SpaceX developments can revive the momentum behind his enormous compensation-linked ambitions.

Intel's chief executive says he uses AI agents every day, describing how they compress research tasks that once took hours into just minutes. The remarks add to a growing pattern of tech leaders personally endorsing AI tools while their companies race to stay competitive in the AI hardware and software market, where Intel has been working to regain ground.

Max Verstappen has claimed pole position, ending a wait for the top starting slot, according to Guardian coverage of the race weekend. The report notes George Russell risks losing further ground in the championship fight as a result. Verstappen's return to pole is drawing attention from fans tracking whether he can convert it into a race win and regain momentum this season.

Ben Simmons says he feels great and is ready to go as he attempts an NBA comeback. The Australian guard, a former No. 1 pick whose career has been derailed by injuries and time away from the court, is signalling he is fit and determined to return to action. His comments are drawing attention from basketball fans curious whether he can regain his All-Star form.

Qualcomm has confirmed it is evaluating Samsung's 2nm manufacturing process for future Snapdragon chips. The move would mark a significant win for Samsung Foundry, which has been seeking major customers for its most advanced node as it competes with TSMC. Industry watchers see the confirmation as a signal that Qualcomm is diversifying its supply chain, with Samsung hoping to regain ground after earlier yields struggles on advanced nodes.

UBS analysts are asking whether government bond markets can regain their poise after a period of volatility. The question reflects investor concern about sharp swings in sovereign debt yields, driven by uncertainty over interest rate paths, fiscal deficits and central bank policy. Market watchers are debating whether calm will return as inflation cools and rate-cut expectations firm up.

Wales are preparing to take on Norway, with the hosts under pressure to reverse their recent run of results. Pundits and fans are weighing up predictions ahead of the match, with attention on whether Wales can regain momentum against a Norwegian side. The fixture is drawing interest across the UK and US.

Question marks surround the battlefield balance in Sudan, where the army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces have been at war since April 2023. Reports suggest government forces may be regaining territory and momentum against the RSF, particularly around key contested areas. Analysts and regional observers are debating whether the army's recent advances mark a real turning point in the conflict.

Former Chicago mayor and White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel has put forward a five-point ethics plan while arguing that his party should look to Republican-led states for lessons on education policy. His remarks add to a broader debate among Democrats about how to regain ground on schools and restore public trust, with Emanuel positioning himself as a voice urging the party toward more pragmatic positions.

'Avengers: Endgame' has climbed back to the top of the box office, with Robert Pattinson also drawing strong sales for 'Primetime'. Outlets report that the Marvel blockbuster has regained its number-one spot in ticket sales, while Pattinson's star power is credited with boosting the other film's takings.

Leicestershire County Cricket Club has received a partial reprieve on a points deduction but remains in limbo over its final resolution, according to BBC Sport. The English county cricket side will regain some of the penalised points, though the broader dispute or disciplinary matter behind the sanction has not been fully settled, leaving the club's position unresolved.

Tropical Storm Nolo has strengthened back into a hurricane over the Pacific Ocean, according to reports from ABC News, AP News and other outlets. The storm had earlier weakened before regaining hurricane-force winds, and forecasters are tracking its movement and possible impact on shipping routes or nearby islands.

Tropical Storm Fay has once again strengthened back into a tropical storm, earning it the description of 'the little storm that could'. Fay, a small system in the Atlantic, had previously weakened before regaining tropical storm status. Details on its track, winds and potential landfall were not immediately available, but the storm's persistence is drawing attention during hurricane season.

Marvel's 'Avengers: Endgame' has regained its title as the highest-grossing film of all time thanks to a theatrical rerelease, overtaking the movie that had previously held the record. The superhero blockbuster first set the benchmark during its 2019 run, and the new push back into cinemas has lifted its global total enough to top the all-time chart once again. Film fans and industry watchers are weighing in on the renewed box office milestone.

A sarcastic joke about the Ukraine war is making the rounds: that Russia can 'keep Donbass' while Ukraine keeps 'the whole of Donbas'. The punchline is that these are the same thing — Donbas in its entirety, as internationally recognised before 2014, belongs to Ukraine — so the deal means Ukraine regains all occupied territory along the 1991 borders.

Arizona and the Hopi Tribe could recover roughly $181 million in federal solar energy grants after courts reversed attempts by the Trump administration's EPA to withhold the funding. The money, originally awarded for solar projects benefiting the state and the tribe, was frozen amid the administration's broader rollback of clean energy programs, and the legal rulings now open the way for the grants to be restored.

Tether is bringing its roughly $184 billion stablecoin back to the Bitcoin network via the Taproot Assets protocol, a move that could revive Bitcoin as a rail for everyday payments rather than just a store of value. Observers are debating whether renewed USDT activity on Bitcoin can attract merchants and users away from faster chains, and what it means for transaction fees and network usage.

A leading Sudanese pro-democracy figure has warned the country's army leadership against any move to restore the Islamist regime that ruled Sudan under ousted president Omar al-Bashir. The warning comes amid ongoing tensions between the military and civilian pro-democracy forces over the country's political future following the 2021 coup, with fears rising that Islamist-aligned officials could regain influence within the army-led government.

Christa Pike, the only woman on Tennessee's death row, has not regained consciousness since state officials attempted to execute her, according to her lawyer. The execution failed to proceed as planned, and Pike's legal team reports she has remained unconscious ever since. The case is drawing renewed scrutiny of Tennessee's lethal injection procedures and the handling of botched executions.

NBC News analyst Steve Kornacki says Democrats believe the 'recipe is there' to roll back Republican gains in Iowa. The comment points to renewed Democratic confidence in the state, where Republicans have made significant electoral progress in recent cycles, and suggests party strategists see favorable conditions for regaining ground there.

Wind power expansion in Japan is losing steam, prompting debate over whether new technology can help the industry regain momentum. As the country pushes toward renewable energy targets, questions remain over regulatory, geographic and technical barriers holding back onshore and offshore wind development, and what innovations could overcome them.

Former key figures of Omar al-Bashir's regime have reportedly come together in an inner circle around Sudan's army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan. The report, by Africa Intelligence, suggests veterans of the ousted government are regaining influence within the military leadership as Sudan's war grinds on, raising questions about the direction of the country's leadership.