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TODAY'S NEWS FLASH:
American Citizen Flees Country After Operating Massive Green Card Scam
One Billion Dollars Later, Marine Corps Families Get What Washington Owed Them All Along
Search Continues for California Fishermen Missing in Sea of Cortez
Alberta Independence Proposal Fails as Voters Choose to Remain in Canada
You may be eating these foods every week without realizing how they could be affecting your metabolism, energy, and waistline.
When your liver processes certain foods, it can create compounds your body has to work harder to deal with.
Cutting back on these 3 foods may help support healthier digestion, steadier energy, and better metabolic health.
And the surprising part?
They’re probably more common than you think.
Political Landscape
Houston Schools Finally Worked and Now Democrats Want to Destroy It All
The school district was a disaster. Fifty-six campuses earned F ratings. Kids were failing, families were desperate, and the whole system was circling the drain. So Texas stepped in, appointed new leadership, and brought in Superintendent Mike Miles to clean up the mess. The results? Undeniable.
The Ramaswamy Campaign Just Crossed a Line That Can’t Be Uncrossed
An attack ad surfaced this week featuring Amy Acton’s estranged mother calling her daughter a liar. That mother, Donna Arthur, stayed married to the man accused of raping Acton as a child. Let that sink in for a moment.
Global Impact
State Department Tells NFL That Sunday’s Paris Game Will Proceed Safely
The National Football League will make history this Sunday when the Pittsburgh Steelers and New Orleans Saints take the field in Paris for the league’s first game in France. They will do so against a backdrop of civil unrest that has left sections of the French capital scarred by overturned vehicles, burned storefronts, and ongoing demonstrations.
Macron Blames Foreign Leaders for Commentary on French Riots
French President Emmanuel Macron launched a sharp rebuke against foreign leaders this week, dismissing international commentary on the sustained civil unrest gripping French cities as “stupid” and “unacceptable.”
Economic Pulse
Federal Budget Deficit Nears $2 Trillion as Fiscal 2026 Ends
The federal budget deficit approached two trillion dollars as fiscal year 2026 closed, driven by rising entitlement costs and interest payments on the national debt. The shortfall underscores the urgency of fiscal reform as both parties avoid tough spending decisions ahead of the midterms.
Gold Hovers Near $4,000 After Stubborn Inflation Data
Gold prices remained near four thousand dollars per ounce as markets absorbed stubborn inflation data that raised expectations for a December Fed rate hike. Investors are piling into the precious metal as a hedge against persistent price pressures and economic uncertainty.
Silver Miners Have Outrun Silver Since 2020
Since March 2020, silver has returned about 402%. The silver miners returned 445%.
That gap is the leverage our research team focuses on. When silver rises, a producer's net asset value can rise much faster, and share prices tend to follow. It works in both directions, and a mine is only as good as the company running it.
The Ultimate Silver Playbook shows how the team separates the miners worth owning from the rest, and which silver stocks are on its watchlist now. It's free.
Quick Takes
Bills safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson’s one-game suspension has been upheld on appeal, the NFL announced.
Kane’s England teammate Declan Rice scored a second-half equalizer for last season’s runner-up to secure a 2-2 draw at six-time winner Bayern in a matchup of two European heavyweights in the Champions League on Wednesday.
Sophia Bush has firmly denied the persistent claims that her romance with her wife Ashlyn Harris began as an extramarital affair.
Russell Brand allegedly told a woman he wanted to push her body even further after months of no communication, following an incident in which she claims he raped her.
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