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Illegal Migrants Charged In Deadly Jet Ski Crash

A U.S. Air Force Academy cadet candidate was killed after a jet ski struck her kayak in Texas—and now, two illegal migrants are facing serious charges. The Texas Attorney General announced arrests after swift investigation and public tips led authorities to the suspects. The driver faces felony manslaughter, while her accomplice is charged with obstructing justice. This tragic case highlights growing demands for stronger enforcement and safety on public waters.

Trump Eyes Tax Bill Tweaks After Musk Rebuke

President Trump announced he’s ready to renegotiate parts of his "big, beautiful" tax bill, following criticism from Elon Musk over ballooning federal debt. Musk, now leading a government cost-cutting agency, slammed the bill for undermining deficit reduction efforts. In response, the White House plans to send a revised package to Congress aimed at formalizing billions in federal spending cuts. The Senate will now weigh in on the legislation as fiscal conservatives push for leaner government.

Trump Targets Cartels With Terrorist Designation Push

The Department of Homeland Security released a powerful video honoring a Marine veteran murdered by the Sinaloa cartel, showcasing a new crackdown under President Trump. Trump signed an executive order naming drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations, enabling stronger action against their violent crimes and trafficking. The Treasury Department also leveled major sanctions on cartel-linked entities tied to money laundering. This bold step signals a shift toward justice and safety for Americans at home and abroad.

Trump Overturns Crypto Ban In Retirement Accounts

The Labor Department has reversed Biden-era rules that discouraged Americans from adding cryptocurrency to their 401(k) retirement plans. Trump’s administration says this restores freedom to fiduciaries and removes government interference in personal investment decisions. The move comes as Trump Media pushes deeper into crypto, aiming to raise billions in Bitcoin reserves. This policy shift reflects a bold new direction in financial independence and wealth protection for everyday Americans.

U.S. Mint Ends Penny Amid Soaring Inflation

The U.S. Mint is officially halting penny production, citing it costs three times more to make than it’s worth. While this move saves $56 million, it also highlights a century of declining dollar value driven by inflation and central banking. From $0.03 in 1913 to $1 today, the loss of purchasing power is being called a hidden tax on Americans. The end of the penny isn't just change—it’s a symbol of a broken monetary system many believe is rigged against everyday citizens.

Billy Joel Diagnosed With Brain Fluid Disorder

Music legend Billy Joel has canceled all concerts after being diagnosed with normal pressure hydrocephalus, a condition caused by fluid buildup around the brain. The disorder mimics dementia, affecting memory, balance, and bladder control, and is often misdiagnosed in seniors. Doctors say early intervention with a brain shunt can significantly improve symptoms and restore quality of life. Joel is undergoing therapy and treatment, highlighting how critical awareness is for conditions that can quietly steal independence.

Study: 1.5M Excess U.S. Deaths Post-Pandemic

A shocking new study reveals over 1.5 million excess deaths in the U.S. during 2022 and 2023—many of which may have been preventable. Compared to other wealthy nations, nearly half of deaths in Americans under 65 wouldn't have occurred if our healthcare outcomes matched theirs. Researchers say long-standing crises like drug overdoses, poor heart health, and violence are to blame. The findings point to deep failures in public health policy and rising urgency to protect American lives more effectively.