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President says he’s in “excellent health” — and the White House doctor agrees. But behind the scenes, a prominent Republican advisor is raising red flags, claiming Donald Trump may be showing signs of mental decline serious enough to stop him from finishing another term. Remember all the buzz back in April after Donald Trump’s much-talked-about health checkup? According to Dr. Sean Barbabella, Trump shows “robust cardiac, pulmonary, neurological and general physical function,” adding that “his active lifestyle continues to contribute significantly to his well-being.” The exam involved 14 specialists and included a neurological screening that looked at Trump’s reflexes, motor skills, sensory responses, mental state, and even mood indicators like depression and anxiety. Now 78, Trump remains the oldest person to ever be sworn in as president — and unlike many in politics, he doesn’t smoke or drink. The report also noted that he stands at 6’3” and weighs just over 220 pounds, meaning he’s shed about 25 pounds since his last term in office. His cholesterol levels have improved too, according to the Associated Press. Aside from some minor sun damage and scarring on his right ear — a reminder of the assassination attempt during his July 2024 rally in… CONTINUE READING…

Elon Musk’s Boldest Power Play Yet: ABC Takeover Rumors Erupt, and He’s Bringing Tucker Carlson With Him Disney never saw this coming. And now, the American media order might never be the same. NEW YORK — There are corporate takeovers, and then there are declarations of war. What Elon Musk is reportedly planning with ABC falls squarely into the second category. According to explosive insider reports, the billionaire tech mogul is preparing to make a bid for ABC—yes, the legendary television network owned by Disney—and he’s not coming alone. Musk is reportedly eyeing none other than Tucker Carlson to take the helm as CEO. The move, if confirmed, would mark a seismic shift in American media, one that Musk himself described in private circles as his mission to “end the woke agenda at one of the most iconic institutions in U.S. broadcasting.” And just like that, the old guard is on red alert. Musk Isn’t Buying a Network. He’s Buying a Battleground. This isn’t a quirky billionaire vanity project. For Elon Musk, this rumored purchase is deeply personal, fiercely ideological, and meticulously strategic. After transforming the auto industry, revolutionizing space tech, and taking over Twitter (now X) to restore what he… CONTINUE READING…

Joy Behar Αппoυпces Plaпs to Move to Caпada: “I Doп’t Waпt to Live Uпder the Same Sky with Him” – Eloп Mυsk Fires Back Iп a move that has seпt shockwaves across social media, Joy Behar, the oυtspokeп co-host of The View, has declared that she will be leaviпg the Uпited States to settle iп Caпada. Her reasoп? She refυses to live iп the same coυпtry as Eloп Mυsk. Behar, a loпgtime critic of coпservative figυres aпd billioпaires like Mυsk, made the aппoυпcemeпt dυriпg a heated discυssioп oп The View, statiпg: “I caп’t staпd the directioп this coυпtry is headed. Αпd qυite fraпkly, I doп’t waпt to live υпder the same sky as Eloп Mυsk. The maп is daпgeroυs, irrespoпsible, aпd represeпts everythiпg wroпg with Αmerica today. Caпada seems like a mυch saпer place to be.” Her commeпts immediately igпited a storm of reactioпs, with some applaυdiпg her decisioп while others mocked her for what they called aп overdramatic exit. Bυt it wasп’t jυst the pυblic who reacted—Eloп Mυsk himself wasted пo time firiпg back. Eloп Mυsk’s Respoпse: Α Classic Mυsk Comeback Withiп hoυrs of Behar’s aппoυпcemeпt, Mυsk took to his platform X (formerly Twitter) to respoпd iп his sigпatυre blυпt style: “Promise?” The Tesla CEO’s oпe-word… CONTINUE READING…

U2’s legendary frontman Bono has never been one to hold back — and now he’s taking aim at two of the world’s most controversial power players: Donald Trump and Elon Musk.  But it didn’t take long for Tesla billionaire Elon Musk to fire back — and his response was anything but diplomatic. Donald Trump is no stranger to criticism — but recently, it’s two of the music world’s biggest legends leading the charge. Bruce Springsteen, known for his deep-rooted American ideals, has been taking pointed jabs at the former president during his ongoing tour.  You May Like From the stage, The Boss lit up the crowd with a blistering rebuke: “In America, the richest men are taking satisfaction in abandoning the world’s poorest children to sickness and death. That’s happening now. In my country, they’re taking sadistic pleasure in the pain they inflict on loyal American workers.” Took aim at DOGE And now, Springsteen’s not alone — U2’s Bono has entered the ring, throwing punches not just at Trump, but directly at Tesla and SpaceX mogul Elon Musk. During a three-hour appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience, Bono took aim at the controversial Department of Government Efficiency, better known as DOGE, a Trump administration initiative… CONTINUE READING…

Trump stated that “the reopening of ALCATRAZ will serve as a symbol of Law, Order, and JUSTICE” in a post that was shared on Truth Social on Sunday evening. Trump has directed the Bureau of Prisons to work with the FBI, Homeland Security, and Department of Justice to “reopen a substantially enlarged and rebuilt” Alcatraz. The notorious institution allegedly housed legendary criminal Al Capone, who said it would “house America’s most ruthless and violent Offenders.” Following Trump’s multiple legal disputes with the government over his attempts to send suspected gang members and illegal migrants to a notorious prison in El Salvador, the order was issued. Trump will be able to use the maximum security prison, which was shut down in 1963, to get around the court decisions that prohibit him from carrying out the mass deportation plan. “We will no longer be held hostage to criminals, thugs, and judges that are afraid to do their job and allow us to remove criminals, who came into our Country illegally,” he tweeted, seemingly hinting that illegal migrants would be the first to be imprisoned. According to Trump, up to 30,000 of the “worst criminal aliens” will be housed in a prison facility… CONTINUE READING…

“Ugh, you’ve got to be kidding me!” Louis Newman groaned as a woman with three children approached his row in business class, guided by a flight attendant. “You’re really putting her here? Miss, do something!” “I’m sorry, sir,” the flight attendant said, holding up the boarding passes. “These seats are assigned. Mrs. Debbie Brown and her children are seated here, and there’s nothing we can do.” Louis scoffed. “I have a critical meeting as soon as we land! I can’t afford distractions—kids talking, crying. This could cost me a million-dollar deal.” Before the stewardess could respond, Debbie spoke up gently. “It’s alright. If anyone would like to swap, I don’t mind moving.” But the hostess shook her head. “Absolutely not, ma’am. You paid for these seats. You have every right to be here—just like anyone else.” Louis scowled and sat down, bristling as Debbie helped her kids buckle in beside him. He stuffed his AirPods into his ears and turned toward the window, trying to tune them out. As the plane lifted off, the children’s excitement bubbled over. “Mom!” little Stacey chirped. “We’re flying! This is amazing!” Passengers nearby smiled at her innocence. Louis, however, rolled his eyes and muttered,… CONTINUE READING…

In a moment that quickly ricocheted across social media, President Donald Trump found himself on the defensive after a pointed question during a White House press conference on May 28 — and he did not take it well. With his second term already proving as combative as the first, Trump has rolled out a fresh barrage of executive orders and steep tariffs that have rattled global markets and sparked debate from Wall Street to Washington. While initial reactions were rocky — with stocks for major players like Apple and Walmart dipping — markets have since steadied. And according to some financial analysts, the reason is as much psychological as it is economic. Enter the acronym: T.A.C.O. — “Trump Always Chickens Out.” Coined by Financial Times columnist Robert Armstrong earlier this month, the nickname has gained traction among traders and pundits. It’s a cheeky reference to what they see as Trump’s habit of making bold tariff threats, only to scale them back at the last minute. And on May 28, CNBC reporter Megan Casella brought that phrase directly to the president. “They’re saying ‘Trump Always Chickens Out’ on the tariff threats and that’s why markets are higher this week. What’s your response to that?” Trump… CONTINUE READING…

Upsetting images of an emaciated elephant forced to join a 10-day parade in Sri Lanka sparked outrage back in 2019. Many people signed a petition calling for an end to this animal cruelty — but what many might not know is what happened afterward. Photos of the Sri Lankan elephant lying on the ground, frail and near death with her bones clearly showing through her skin, shocked the world when they first surfaced six years ago. The 70-year-old elephant, named Tikiiri, was forced to wear a costume during a Buddhist festival, so her protruding ribs wouldn’t be visible. Tikiiri joined 60 other elephants and was forced to walk many miles each evening despite her frail health. The starving elephant would also work alongside dancers, jugglers, fire-breathers and musicians. The shocking images were shared worldwide, and thousands of people signed a petition demanding change. Save the Elephant Foundation shared the images as part of World Elephant Day and an online petition attracted the attention of thousands. “Tikiiri joins in the parade early every evening until late at night every night for ten consecutive nights, amidst the noise, the fireworks, and smoke,” the petition said. “She walks many kilometers every night so that people… CONTINUE READING…