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Trump Judicial nominee Eric Tung stood strong against Democrat Sen. Alex Padilla’s questioning [ [link removed] ] and boldly refused to apologize for comments he made 20 years ago criticizing feminism.
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Silver’s Rise Can Make or Break Your Retirement
Tech giants sent the demand for silver to record highs, don’t ignore this!
Most Americans nearing retirement sense the danger. Inflation is the new norm, the market is shaky, and your “safe” 401(k) feels like a gamble.
The truth is… the stakes are higher than a gamble. Your 401(k) could could be on borrowed time [ [link removed] ].
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Samsung has developed a technological revolution for batteries, creating a demand for silver that most mines cannot meet at scale. Scarcity creates true monetary value, unlike the over-inflated stocks in your 401(k).
Don’t bet your future on the paper promises of overvalued stocks, protect your nest egg with the trusted safety of silver and gold.
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Trump called the police on Jeffrey Epstein in 2006, unsealed documents reveal
Newly released FBI documents show Trump called Palm Beach police in 2006 about Epstein’s alleged crimes, [ [link removed] ] contradicting his repeated claims he didn’t know about them at the time.
What he said:
Trump told then-police chief Michael Reiter “Thank goodness you’re stopping him, everyone has known he’s been doing this.”
He called Ghislaine Maxwell Epstein’s “operative,” said “she is evil,” and urged authorities to “focus on her”
Trump claimed he “got the hell out of there” when teenagers were present around Epstein
Why it matters: The documents suggest Trump had contemporaneous knowledge of Epstein’s alleged criminal behavior during the period he’s publicly denied knowing about it.
Trump threatens to block US-Canada bridge opening over trade dispute
President Donald Trump threatened Monday [ [link removed] ] to prevent the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge connecting Detroit and Windsor, Ontario, unless Canada negotiates with the U.S. on tariffs and “treats the United States with the Fairness and Respect that we deserve.” Trump said “we will start negotiations, IMMEDIATELY” and suggested the U.S. should “own, perhaps, at least one half of this asset.”
Why it matters: Trump accused Canada of building the bridge with “virtually no U.S. content” after former President Obama “stupidly” gave Canada a waiver to bypass the Buy American Act, which mandates federal agencies purchase U.S.-manufactured materials. He cited Ontario removing U.S. alcohol products from liquor store shelves and claimed “the Canadian Government expects me, as President of the United States, to PERMIT them to just ‘take advantage of America!’ What does the United States get — Absolutely NOTHING!”
What Trump said: Trump alleged Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney “wants to make a deal with China — which will eat Canada alive” and warned that cozying up to China would risk Canada’s national sport, claiming “the first thing China will do is terminate ALL Ice Hockey being played in Canada, and permanently eliminate The Stanley Cup.” He vowed not to allow the bridge opening “until the United States is fully compensated for everything we have given them.”
Trump to overturn Obama-era greenhouse gas “endangerment finding” in major deregulation
President Donald Trump’s administration is poised to walk back the Obama-era 2009 “endangerment finding” on Wednesday, [ [link removed] ] which identified six greenhouse gases as posing “a threat to public health and welfare” and served as the legal foundation for sweeping EPA climate regulations including fuel economy standards and power plant emission limits.
Why it matters: EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin called the move “the largest act of deregulation in the history of the United States,” with the final rule eliminating requirements to measure, report, certify and comply with federal greenhouse gas emission standards for motor vehicles. The rollback does not yet affect power plants or oil and gas facilities, but Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said “more energy drives human flourishing” and “energy abundance is the thing that we have to focus on, not regulating certain forms of energy out.”
What’s next: Trump is expected to hold a White House event Wednesday with Zeldin and Energy Secretary Chris Wright to announce a new initiative for the Department of War to purchase electricity from coal-powered plants. The Washington Coal Club will name Trump the “Undisputed Champion of Coal” during the event, continuing his consistent criticism of climate regulations throughout both terms, including his 2017 withdrawal from the Paris climate agreement.
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