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Trump Orders Action To Relocate Homeless Into Care

President Trump signed a new order allowing local leaders to move homeless people and public drug users into treatment centers. It tells the Attorney General to remove legal barriers that stop this kind of action. The plan focuses on treatment, not just housing, and aims to make streets safer and cleaner. Federal help will go to states that ban open drug use and urban camping.

Fired Jan. 6 Prosecutor Sues Federal Government

Michael Gordon, a former Justice Department lawyer, claims he was fired for prosecuting Capitol riot cases. He filed a lawsuit saying his June dismissal was political payback, despite top performance reviews. Two other officials joined the case, saying their terminations were unfair. Gordon says he was proud of his work and wants his job back.

Clinton Raised Biden Concerns Before 2024 Exit

Ron Klain told Congress that Hillary Clinton doubted Joe Biden’s chances long before he dropped out of the 2024 race. Klain said Biden was often forgetful but still mentally sharp enough to lead. Other top Democrats also questioned his ability to win re-election. The Oversight Committee continues to investigate how much was hidden from the public.

China Smuggled $1B in U.S. AI Chips

China illegally obtained $1 billion worth of high-end Nvidia AI chips despite U.S. export bans. The smuggling happened over just three months, with chips appearing on black markets and sold to Chinese data centers. The U.S. may add more restrictions to stop this. Nvidia says only authorized products get service and support.

Five Beaten-Down Dividend Stocks to Watch

Some top blue-chip stocks like PepsiCo, Pfizer, and UPS are down this year, but still offer solid dividends. These well-known companies have long histories and remain favorites for income-focused investors. Experts say now may be a smart time to buy while prices are low. All five stocks are rated Buy by major Wall Street firms.

7,000 Steps a Day Lowers Major Health Risks

A new study finds that walking 7,000 steps daily can greatly reduce your risk of death and disease. It cuts the chance of heart problems, diabetes, and even dementia. Experts say you don’t need to hit 10,000 steps — 7,000 is enough for big health benefits. More steps help, but gains start to level off after that.

Cancer Drugs Show Promise for Alzheimer’s Treatment

Researchers found that two cancer drugs, letrozole and irinotecan, may help reverse memory loss linked to Alzheimer’s. The drugs reduced harmful brain proteins in mice and improved learning. Scientists say this could lead to a new treatment using already-approved medications. A clinical trial in humans is planned next.