Patriotic Power Move Turbocharges Trucking

President Trump just turned the nation’s supply chain into a veterans’ on-ramp with one crisp order: let those who served drive America forward.Story SnapshotThe White House launched Freedom Haulers to move veterans into trucking...
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Can a Wealth Tax Really Deliver?

The fight over taxing billionaire wealth has crystallized into a stark question: is it reasonable for the public to demand a slice of fortunes...
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The Study Prompting Calls for EPA Action

A new peer-reviewed paper claims abortion-pill metabolites were detected in U.S. drinking water, raising urgent questions officials have not yet answered.Story HighlightsA study cited by activists reports mifepristone metabolites in drinking water in three cities.Federal documents and research confirm three active human metabolites of mifepristone.Environmental scientists say evidence of actual harm from wastewater exposure is not established.Lawmakers press the Environmental Protection Agency to investigate and set testing methods.What the New Study Says Was FoundStudents for Life of America promoted a peer-reviewed study that tested water in three cities and reported finding active metabolites of mifepristone in drinking water. The...
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Japan Scrambles — Waves Or False Alarm?

A strong earthquake struck Japan and quickly set off tsunami warnings, showing how fast the country must move when the sea turns dangerous.Quick TakeJapan Meteorological Agency officials issued tsunami warnings after the quake, using early seismic data to protect coastal areas.Reports placed the quake off northeastern Japan, with warnings for parts of Iwate, Hokkaido, and Aomori prefectures.Later updates showed smaller waves than the earliest estimates, and some warnings were downgraded or lifted.The episode fits Japan’s warning system, which favors speed first and refines the forecast as more data arrives.Warning Issued as the Quake HitThe Japan Meteorological Agency released a...
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Corporate Welfare Runs Wild In Michigan

Michigan taxpayers were promised a jobs boom, but Gretchen Whitmer’s biggest subsidy deals have so far delivered a staggering price tag of nearly $3...
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Fastest Ebola Spread Ever — Chaos Mounts

Health officials say Ebola is spreading faster than responders can contain it in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and they're now begging the world for help before it gets worse.Quick TakeA World Health Organization (WHO) oversight committee says the outbreak response could not control spread because teams lacked access for contact tracing, safe burials, and vaccination.Fewer than 30% of new cases were people already known to be contacts, a sign that tracking is failing.Reports describe unpaid health workers going on strike and surveillance teams sitting idle.Armed conflict has blocked aid workers from reaching whole communities, with dozens of attacks...
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Autopsy Ordered After Epstein Associate Dies

A modeling scout tied to Jeffrey Epstein was found dead in a Paris suburb while French investigators were still examining fresh trafficking and rape allegations.Quick TakeFrench prosecutors confirmed Daniel Siad was found dead in Colombes, near Paris, and said an autopsy would be done.Reporters say Siad had been linked to Epstein for years and appeared many times in released Epstein files.French media reported at least five women accused Siad of rape and human trafficking, but no public conviction is part of the record provided.His death keeps the focus on a wider Epstein network that still mixes fact, accusation, and...
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The Carroll Verdict Just Became Final

The Supreme Court’s quiet refusal to revisit the E. Jean Carroll verdict leaves a former and current president branded a sexual abuser by the...
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Science Tease: CO2 Clears—Or Causes?

Scientists say brief blasts of high-dose carbon dioxide can flush Alzheimer’s-linked proteins from the brain — but other research warns the same gas might help cause the disease.Story SnapshotNew human studies show that short, high-dose carbon dioxide breathing sessions push Alzheimer’s-related proteins from the brain into the blood.Researchers claim this works by boosting the brain’s waste-removal “glymphatic” system, which usually activates during deep sleep.Other peer‑reviewed work links long‑term high carbon dioxide levels to more Alzheimer’s cases and worse brain health.Experts warn there is still no proven treatment for Alzheimer’s based on carbon dioxide, and unsafe use could be dangerous.What...
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A New Flashpoint Between China and Taiwan

Taiwan’s president warned party members to resist Beijing’s “red terror,” linking it to a new Chinese law he says could target people across borders.Story SnapshotPresident Lai urged Taiwan’s ruling party to oppose Beijing’s “red terror.”Lai tied the warning to China’s new “Ethnic Unity” law and legal reach.He reaffirmed Taiwan’s sovereignty and equal status with Beijing.China has long claimed Taiwan as its own and rejects Lai’s stance.Lai’s Warning and the “Red Terror” FramingPresident Lai Ching-te told members of the Democratic Progressive Party to unite against what he called Beijing’s “red terror.” He said Taiwan must protect its democracy and must...
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