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Trump Warns Zelensky: Don’t Back Out On Deal

President Trump revealed Ukraine’s President Zelensky may be backing out of a crucial rare earth minerals deal with the U.S. This agreement was expected to boost American access to strategic resources while promising Ukraine security support. Tensions flared as Zelensky delayed signing, pushing Trump to issue sharp warnings and hint at serious consequences. Meanwhile, Trump continues pressing for peace in Ukraine, balancing tough talk with both Putin and Zelensky to end foreign bloodshed and protect American interests.

Huckabee: Trump Will Crush Hamas If Provoked

Mike Huckabee, Trump’s pick for U.S. ambassador to Israel, sent a clear warning to Hamas during a Newsmax interview: release the hostages or face harsh consequences. He praised President Trump’s firm stance on terror, recalling how Trump’s past pressure campaigns crippled Iran’s ability to fund groups like Hamas. Huckabee emphasized that Trump’s strategy didn’t require bombs — just tough sanctions and smart economic warfare that shut down terror pipelines. With hostages still in danger, Trump’s return signals a bold reassertion of peace through strength and serious accountability for bad actors.

Musk Targets Congressional Wealth With DOGE Probe

Elon Musk, now leading the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), announced an investigation into how some members of Congress have amassed millions on government salaries. He suspects foreign aid funneled through USAID may be circling back into lawmakers' pockets. As the State Department moves to shut down USAID and cut over 4,000 positions, DOGE has already saved taxpayers $140 million. Musk’s bold push promises transparency, tighter controls, and a major blow to backroom corruption draining the American people.

Military Families Urged To Use Powerful Tax Breaks

Military families may be missing out on huge tax-free growth opportunities through Roth TSP contributions and other special benefits. Financial experts say service members deployed to combat zones can maximize tax-exempt income and even earn 10% interest through a little-known government savings program. Roth IRA conversions during low-tax years can lead to massive long-term gains if used wisely. These smart money moves are designed to help America’s warriors and their families build lasting wealth while serving their country.

Gold Skyrockets Past $3,100 Amid Tariff Turmoil

Gold just hit an all-time high of $3,128 per ounce, surging as economic fears and geopolitical chaos push investors to safe ground. With President Trump preparing bold new tariffs and the Fed signaling more rate cuts, confidence in paper money is slipping fast. Central banks and everyday investors alike are racing into gold-backed assets, driving a historic rally not seen since the 1980s. Experts say the trend may not just continue — it could accelerate as global uncertainty and inflation concerns deepen.

Mini-Stroke Raises Long-Term Stroke Risk by 20%

A new study reveals that people who suffer a mini-stroke — also known as a transient ischemic attack (TIA) — face a dangerously elevated stroke risk for a full decade afterward. Researchers found a 13% increased risk over five years, and a shocking 20% risk over ten. This challenges the current medical approach that mainly monitors patients for just 90 days. Experts now urge long-term prevention strategies, calling a TIA a red-alert warning that demands serious, sustained attention.

Study: Parents Favor Daughters, Youngest Kids Most

A massive new study out of Brigham Young University reveals that most parents do, in fact, show favoritism — often leaning toward daughters and youngest siblings. Researchers analyzed over 30 major datasets and found consistent trends in how birth order, gender, and personality shape parental treatment. Surprisingly, both mothers and fathers were more likely to favor daughters, possibly because daughters provide more care as parents age. The findings highlight the hidden patterns shaping family dynamics and suggest parents be more aware of how they treat each child.