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Biden Jokes About Beating Authors Of Health Book

Joe Biden shocked reporters when he joked about “beating the hell out of” journalists behind a new book exposing his alleged mental decline. The book, Original Sin, claims Biden’s team covered up signs of cognitive issues during his 2024 campaign. It even alleges his Cabinet meetings were heavily scripted to hide confusion. The president’s comments came shortly after revealing a serious cancer diagnosis and insisting he remains optimistic.

Trump Says Iran Deal ‘Fairly Close’ To Done

President Trump revealed that a nuclear deal with Iran might be just around the corner—despite sharp warnings from Tehran. He made clear that the U.S. would maintain strong inspection rights and keep the option to destroy nuclear labs without risking lives. Meanwhile, Iran continues to deny any push toward weaponized uranium, though watchdogs report secret nuclear activity. Behind closed doors, Saudi leaders have quietly pressured Iran to accept Trump’s terms or face possible consequences.

Newsom Pushes $2K Limit For Medi-Cal Access

California Governor Gavin Newsom is proposing strict new rules requiring seniors to have less than $2,000 in total assets to qualify for Medi-Cal. This comes as the state faces exploding healthcare costs—rising by over $20 billion in the last decade alone. Newsom also wants to freeze enrollment for illegal immigrants to curb the surge. The proposal aims to save nearly $800 million by 2029, but critics warn it could severely impact the elderly and disabled.

Trump Doubles Steel Tariffs, EU Threatens Reprisal

President Trump announced a sharp hike in tariffs on imported steel and aluminum, jumping from 25% to 50%, with effects set to begin June 4. The move sparked immediate backlash from global partners, with the EU warning of swift countermeasures if no deal is reached by mid-July. Trump made the announcement near Pittsburgh, framing the policy as a victory for American workers and a blow to foreign overreach. The tariff surge is expected to raise prices while further escalating trade tensions worldwide.

Buffett To Earn $1.3B From Just Two Stocks

Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway is on track to rake in over $1.3 billion this year from just two dividend-paying giants—Chevron and Kraft Heinz. Chevron alone will deliver more than $800 million in payouts thanks to a strong 5% dividend yield and decades of reliable increases. Despite lower oil prices, Chevron still generated enough free cash to fully cover dividends and forecast a $10 billion cash surge by 2026. Buffett’s moves show how smart dividend investing can build serious income, even in uncertain markets.

Singing With Babies Proven To Boost Their Moods

A new study reveals that singing to babies not only calms them but also lifts their overall mood. Parents who received smartphone-based music training sang more often and saw real improvements in their infants’ happiness and contentment. The program offered easy tools like karaoke-style videos and newsletters, showing that simple habits can lead to meaningful health benefits. Researchers say affordable, natural approaches like this can support both baby development and parental peace of mind.

Aging Cells Fuel Belly Fat, Study Finds

New research shows that aging stem cells in fat tissue ramp up belly fat production, especially as the body loses muscle and struggles with stress. Scientists discovered that older cells are more likely to turn into fat, even when transplanted into younger bodies. But experts say this trend can be fought naturally—by boosting protein, improving sleep, and cutting out ultra-processed carbs. These simple lifestyle shifts may help counteract the effects of aging and keep waistlines in check.