President Trump said he plans on attending an NBA Finals game at Madison Square Garden next month after the New York Knicks won the Eastern Conference title for the first time since 1999. “I think I’ll be going to one of the games,” Trump said. “I was invited by numerous people, and Jim [Dolan], and I think I’ll be going,” he continued. Check it out: NEW: President Trump reveals he was invited to a New York Knicks game for their first NBA finals appearance in 27 years: "I was invited… I was going to go on Wednesday, but they closed it out very quickly." "They have some great players. I think I'll be going to one of the… pic.twitter.com/MYu8t87KjM — Fox News (@FoxNews) May 27, 2026 ESPN shared further: The Knicks clinched their spot in the NBA Finals on Monday by winning Game 4 of the Eastern Conference finals, completing a series sweep of the Cleveland Cavaliers. Trump said he initially was going to attend Game 5 of the Knicks-Cavs series, but New York canceled those plans by winning the series in four games, extending its historic run this postseason. The Knicks have won 11 straight games, outscoring their opponents by 262 points over that stretch. It’s the most lopsided 11-game span in NBA history, regular season or playoffs. The Knicks will play either the Oklahoma City Thunder or the San Antonio Spurs in the NBA Finals. The eventual Western Conference champion will host Game 1 on June 3. Trump may attend Game 3, scheduled on June 8, or Game 4, scheduled on June 10. Game 6, if necessary, will take place at Madison Square Garden on June 16, when Trump is scheduled to be in France for the G7 summit. Trump is considering attending the NBA Finals at Madison Square Garden to watch his hometown Knicks, which would make him the first sitting president to attend an NBA Finals game. – The Knicks swept Cleveland to reach their first Finals in 27 years– Trump is eyeing Games 3… https://t.co/lBd188E3E3 pic.twitter.com/EOxgRKtdCW — Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) May 27, 2026 More from the New York Post: The Knicks last won the NBA title in 1973, one month before Trump, now 79, turned 27 years old. New York swept the Cleveland Cavaliers in four straight games to make the Finals, precluding Trump’s attendance at the World’s Most Famous Arena Wednesday night. MSG CEO James Dolan, who owns both the Knicks and the arena’s other primary tenant, the NHL’s New York Rangers, is a longtime friend of Trump — even getting married at Mar-a-Lago in January 2002. “I support him as a friend,” Dolan told ESPN.com of Trump in a December 2018 interview. “And you don’t have to agree with everything that he’s doing in order to support him. And he’s, by the way, our president, and I don’t understand people who wish our president to do badly. Why would you wish your president to do badly? It’s like wishing that your milkman will bring you sour milk.” Trump would be the first sitting president to attend an NBA Finals game after he became the first sitting president to attend the Super Bowl in February 2025. Due to security considerations, the president is unlikely to be seated courtside on “Celebrity Row,” where the regulars include actors Timothée Chalamet and Ben Stiller, comedian Tracy Morgan, film director Spike Lee, and “Law & Order” star Mariska Hargitay.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Wednesday called a special session of the Florida Legislature to consider a constitutional amendment to provide property tax relief for homeowners in the Sunshine State. “Today in Tampa, I outlined the Save Our Homes from Excessive Property Taxes plan that will eliminate taxes on homesteads. Property tax revenue collected by local governments has nearly doubled in the past seven years (from $32 billion to $60 billion) and is expected to reach an astounding $83 billion by 2032,” DeSantis wrote on X. “Florida homeowners need relief. Now is the time to stand up for taxpayers, enact a historic reform, and save the home of every Floridian,” he continued. The plan would exempt the “first $250,000 of a homestead’s value from taxation and requiring, through law, a schedule for full elimination.” It also “requires local governments to use remaining property taxes solely for core public needs including public safety, education, infrastructure, and natural resources.” “Requires any person who establishes Florida residency after January 1, 2027, to maintain Florida residency for up to five years prior to receiving the increased homestead exemption,” the plan includes. Today in Tampa, I outlined the Save Our Homes from Excessive Property Taxes plan that will eliminate taxes on homesteads.  Property tax revenue collected by local governments has nearly doubled in the past seven years (from $32 billion to $60 billion) and is expected to reach an… pic.twitter.com/3ZcexD9L7X — Ron DeSantis (@GovRonDeSantis) May 27, 2026 Newsweek shared further: The Republican governor, who is in the last few months of his second and last mandate, also called for a special legislative session on property taxes on Monday, which will restart talks about how to best deliver property tax reform. The proposal promises to revive the much-debated (but recently stalled) issue of how to offer relief to homeowners in the Sunshine State struggling with higher property tax bills. The Florida House passed a bill before the end of the legislative session that would have gradually increased the homestead exemption over 10 years, fully exempting homesteads from non-school taxes by 2037. But the state Senate failed to pick up the bill, and it had remained in limbo until now. It is not yet clear whether lawmakers will proceed with the governor’s plan. The Florida House’s proposal, House Joint Resolution 203 or HJR 203, was passed by the chamber on February 19 but died in the Senate on March 13 when the legislative session ended without the measure even being heard. The proposal would have gradually increased the homestead exemption from all ad valorem (according to value) taxes—except school district levies—by $100,000 each year for ten years, beginning in 2027. The plan was to have all homestead property exempt from non-school ad valorem taxes by 2037. The bill also established a constitutional protection for public safety, banning counties and municipalities from reducing total funding for law enforcement, firefighters, and other first responders below their 2024 or 2025 levels to make up for the loss in revenues from property taxes. “If it’s successful, when you raise it to the $500,000 limit, that’s 92 percent of all Florida residents [who] would be tax-free. I think this bottom-up approach is a better approach,” DeSantis said during a press conference, according to the outlet. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis unveiled a plan to gradually eliminate property taxes on the vast majority of primary homes in the state, a measure that will require lawmaker support before going on the ballot in November https://t.co/jQ5UgNX7Ql — Bloomberg (@business) May 27, 2026 “The Governor’s proposal will be considered during the upcoming special session, with the goal of placing the constitutional amendment on the ballot for Florida voters this fall,” a press release read. The special session would take place during the week of June 1. “I’d rather focus on folks who are new homeowners, young people, seniors on fixed income, you know, are middle-class folks, and so this will be really significant,” DeSantis said. Watch below: BREAKING: Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis just announced the effective ABOLISHMENT of most homeowner property taxes across the state, which will require a vote on the ballot this November LET'S GO!! The amendment would also BLOCK local governments from wasting that portion of… pic.twitter.com/ey9EiMq2Re — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) May 27, 2026 FOX 13 Tampa Bay has more: He admitted his initial idea to go “cold turkey” on the taxes would not pass muster with voters or lawmakers. The Florida League of Cities warned that 85 cities, especially small ones, would be unable to fund public safety at the same level even if they cut every other service funded by property taxes. Opponents argue the plan creates a shift in responsibilities rather than a true break. Renters, non-homesteaders and local businesses could carry a heavier burden or face double-digit sales taxes if cities try to raise revenue in other ways. Unprotected services like fire rescue could also face severe budget cuts. The initial exemption limit proposed for everyone’s homestead, up from the current $50,000.

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The United States military carried out another defensive strike near the Strait of Hormuz on Wednesday, taking out an Iranian ground control station and four drones that posed a threat to U.S. forces in the area. The strike came just hours after President Trump made his position unmistakably clear during a Cabinet meeting at the White House: Iran is running out of leverage, and he will not be rushed into a bad deal. “Iran is negotiating on fumes,” Trump told reporters, adding that he is “not satisfied yet” with the state of nuclear talks. He also swatted away any suggestion that upcoming midterm elections would pressure him into accepting weak terms from Tehran. *TRUMP: NOT SATISFIED YET ON IRAN DEAL*TRUMP: IRAN IS NEGOTIATING ON FUMES — GURGAVIN (@gurgavin) May 27, 2026 The combination of live military action and Trump’s blunt public posture sends a message that should be impossible for Tehran to misread. The diplomatic window is open, but the clock is ticking, and U.S. firepower is not standing down in the meantime. ABC News reported on the direct exchange from the Cabinet meeting: President Trump told reporters that Iran appeared to be calculating around the American political calendar, with Tehran hoping he would feel pressure to settle before the midterm elections. He rejected that premise in plain terms, saying he did not care about the midterms in this negotiation. When asked whether high gas prices and travel costs made him more eager to close a deal quickly, Trump kept the focus on national security. He said the primary urgency is preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, not calming a campaign narrative or rushing into a weak settlement. ABC News also noted that Trump said sanctions relief and money were not on the table at that moment. He said the United States still controlled funds Iran claimed as its own, and that Tehran would get access only when it behaved properly and did what was right. The same exchange captured the central Trump position: talks can continue, but Iran does not get a shortcut around the nuclear issue. He described himself as unsatisfied with the current offer and left military escalation on the table if the regime refuses to move. Trump went further, warning that if Iran does not meet the terms the United States has laid out, “we may have to finish the job.” That leaves little ambiguity. That is a president telling a hostile regime exactly where the red line is. AP laid out Wednesday’s military action near the strait: U.S. forces shot down four Iranian one-way attack drones that officials said posed a threat around the Strait of Hormuz. The military also struck an Iranian ground control station in Bandar Abbas that was preparing to launch another drone, according to U.S. officials cited in the report. The new action landed inside a fragile ceasefire environment and followed earlier defensive strikes on missile-launch sites and minelaying boats in southern Iran. Washington has said those actions were restrained responses to immediate threats, even as the diplomatic track remains unsettled. The broader deal conversation still turns on hard questions: reopening the Strait of Hormuz, neutralizing Iran’s highly enriched uranium stockpile, and preventing Tehran from using sanctions relief to rebuild military capability. Republican skeptics including Roger Wicker, Lindsey Graham, and Ted Cruz have warned that any settlement resembling the Obama-era nuclear framework would be too favorable to Iran. The report also placed the uranium question beside the regional-security question. Iran wants Lebanon and proxy operations considered inside the ceasefire framework, while the United States and Israel are trying to preserve room for action against imminent threats. The strike details were attributed to U.S. officials, and CENTCOM has not released a full public statement at the time of this writing. American forces have acted defensively in the area more than once in recent weeks. The pattern is consistent: when Iranian assets threaten U.S. personnel or international shipping lanes, the military responds. JUST IN: Trump says he feels no political pressure to make a deal with Iran — Kalshi (@Kalshi) May 27, 2026 Trump’s posture on the deal itself has been just as aggressive on paper. Over the weekend, he posted on Truth Social that Iran’s enriched uranium must be “immediately turned over to the U.S. or destroyed in Iran” as a condition of any agreement. Breitbart reported on the demand: President Trump said Iran’s enriched uranium should either be turned over to the United States for destruction or destroyed in place inside Iran with an atomic-energy authority or equivalent witness present. That demand put the uranium stockpile at the center of the settlement conversation rather than leaving it as a vague promise to be handled later. The report tied Trump’s demand to earlier reporting that Tehran had broadly committed to surrendering near-weapons-grade uranium, one of the key issues in the talks. It also noted the competing Iranian position that the stockpile should stay inside the country, which is exactly why the disposal mechanism matters. If Iran keeps control of the material, the deal looks weak and Tehran can claim it preserved the heart of its nuclear leverage. If the material is removed or verifiably destroyed, President Trump can point to a concrete result that goes far beyond paper assurances. That is the reason the transfer-or-destroy language matters. It turns the negotiation from a public-relations promise into a measurable test of whether Iran is actually giving up the dangerous material or merely buying time. Some Republican lawmakers have expressed skepticism about whether any deal with the Iranian regime can be trusted. That skepticism is earned. Iran has violated every nuclear agreement it has ever signed, and its proxies continue to destabilize the Middle East. The current posture looks nothing like Obama-era diplomacy. There are no pallets of cash, no secret side deals, and no easing of sanctions before Iran delivers. Trump is negotiating from a position of military and economic strength, and he is telling the world he is perfectly comfortable walking away. The broader strategic picture includes the Abraham Accords framework, which Trump is working to expand. A credible Iran deal, or the credible threat of military action if no deal materializes, strengthens America’s hand with every partner in the region. Tehran can negotiate now, under maximum pressure and with its economy under strain, or it can find out what “finish the job” means. That is the choice President Trump is offering, and there is nothing ambiguous about it. This is a Guest Post from our friends over at WLTReport. View the original article here.

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr set the internet ablaze when a video surfaced of him using methylene blue while on a flight. Methylene blue is just now getting widespread attention, however, according to The New York Post: In recent years, celebrities, wellness influencers and biohackers have touted methylene blue for several off-label uses, claiming it can boost energy levels and metabolism, enhance cognitive function and combat aging — though evidence remains limited. Early research suggests that methylene blue may have antioxidant properties that help reduce toxic proteins in the brain, potentially aiding in the prevention of neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s. Some studies also indicate that the drug may help delay skin aging by stimulating the production of collagen and elastin, reducing cellular damage and promoting wound healing. WHAT IS METHYLENE BLUE? First used in the 1800s as a textile dye, visionary physician Paul Ehrlich discovered methylene blue’s antimicrobial properties against malaria—making this the first synthetic drug in modern medicine. Today, this century-old compound is FDA-approved for methemoglobinemia (a condition in which the blood can’t carry oxygen properly) but has garnered renewed interest for its off-label applications, particularly in enhancing mitochondrial function, combating neurodegenerative diseases, and as adjunct treatment of long COVID. How methylene blue works and its “off-label” uses: Energy Backup: Methylene blue acts like a “backup generator” for your cells’ energy factories (mitochondria). When part of the energy production line (specifically “Complex I”) breaks down—due to toxins, disease, or aging—methylene blue moves electrons directly to later stages of the energy-making process, allowing cells to keep producing energy (ATP) even when parts of the system are damaged. Oxidative Stress Reduction: It acts like a molecular sponge, soaking up harmful molecules called reactive oxygen species (ROS) that damage cells. By neutralizing these destructive molecules, it reduces oxidative stress—a key contributor to aging and diseases like Alzheimer’s. It also blocks caspase-6, an enzyme that drives brain inflammation and kills neurons in Alzheimer’s patients. Think of it as a two-in-one protector: it calms oxidative damage while stopping the enzyme that fuels brain cell death. Promising Off-Label Applications: Neurodegenerative diseases: Low doses enhance cerebral metabolism, improving outcomes in Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s models. It also reduces swelling in traumatic brain injury victims. Chronic fatigue and Long COVID: Due to its ability to reduce oxidative stress and promote mitochondrial function, methylene blue shows promise in relieving long COVID symptoms. Septic shock and vasoplegic syndrome: By inhibiting nitric oxide synthase, it restores vascular tone. Malaria adjunct therapy: It disrupts Plasmodium metabolism, reducing parasitemia. HOW YOU CAN GET METHYLENE BLUE The medical experts at The Wellness Company – like Dr. Peter McCullough – were leaders in the efforts to provide the public with accurate medical information during COVID. These experts have repeatedly shown that they prioritized the health and welfare of their patients over the bottom line of the big pharmaceutical companies. Now the experts at The Wellness Company are making methylene blue available to you at home with RECHARGE! Recharge is the first-ever combination of Methylene Blue, NAD, and PQQ, all packed into tablets that avoid the blue tongue and the mess. – Methylene Blue protects the mitochondria and keeps them running efficiently. – NAD, a coenzyme found in every cell in your body, is the fuel your mitochondria needs for energy production and repair enzymes. – PQQ is a vitamin-like compound that boosts mitochondrial production. This powerhouse trio supports cognition, energy, and longevity! RECHARGE has been scientifically formulated with research-backed ingredients to enhance mental clarity and focus. Methylene Blue, NAD and PQQ are a powerful combo for enhanced cognitive function and ultimate mitochondrial health. Click here to add Methylene blue to your healthcare regimen today. (Note: The information provided is intended for generalized informational purposes only and should not be considered personal medical advice or used as a substitute for professional healthcare guidance. It is your responsibility to comply with all applicable laws, regulations, and guidelines regarding the purchase, possession, and use of prescription medications. Thank you for supporting businesses like the one presenting a sponsored message in this article and ordering through the links provided, which benefits WLTReport. We appreciate your support and the opportunity to keep you SAFE and HEALTY!) This is a Guest Post from our friends over at WLTReport. View the original article here.