Elon Musk’s pledge to step back from campaign spending — if he means it — is rippling across the nation’s political landscape. Some Republicans are worried that they might be losing their whale. Some Democrats fear they are losing their foil. It matters because Musk injected an unprecedented level of spending into the presidential race and could do the same in November’s Virginia governor’s race and around the country in the midterms. That was suddenly put in doubt Tuesday, when the...

One of his most eminent peers.

"We got together at my house and had the conversation I wished I’d been able to have 15 years earlier."

"But how do you actually feel when you, as a German, are not allowed to leave your own country, but the whole world is allowed to enter Germany?"

The symbolic gesture on the medals stand at a high school track and field meet in California drew applause from the crowd and praise on X from female sports advocate Riley Gaines.

Durov’s entry sharpens the focus on digital censorship claims swirling around Romania’s chaotic election.

from Your News: Risk now highest among males 16–25, as agency discloses lingering heart scarring post-vaccination By yourNEWS Media Newsroom The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has instructed Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna to broaden their warning labels for COVID-19 vaccines to reflect a higher risk of myocarditis and pericarditis, especially in males aged 16 to 25, […]

by Kerry Lutz, Financial Survival Network: While politicians posture about China, TikTok, and offshore influence, the real time bomb is ticking in plain sight: America’s own balance sheet. We’ve now passed $35.7 trillion in federal debt as of May 21, 2025. Add in off-balance-sheet obligations like unfunded pensions, entitlements, and Medicare liabilities, and the true […]

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