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Reporter: "Iran's Supreme Leader said today that that a U.S. attack could start a regional war. Do you have any response to that?"
U.S. President Donald Trump: "Why wouldn't he say that? Of course he's going to say that. But we have the biggest, most powerful ships in the world over there. Hopefully we'll make a deal. If we don't make a deal, then we'll find out whether or not he was right."
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U.S. President Donald Trump: "Why wouldn't he say that? Of course he's going to say that. But we have the biggest, most powerful ships in the world over there. Hopefully we'll make a deal. If we don't make a deal, then we'll find out whether or not he was right."
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“Don’t worry Wifey - that Sexually Transmitted Disease I passed to you, from those young Russian girls, is nothing to worry about, compared to the next pandemic - that will get your attention”
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A car of civilians in the Belgorod region was attacked by Ukrainian drones, and four people were injured
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Atlanta, Georgia. Newly released surveillance footage has captured the split-second moment an airport bystander springs into action, body slamming a suspect who pushed past agents at a TSA checkpoint.
The suspect was identified as 40-year-old Fabian Leon, who was later charged with simple battery and avoiding security measures.
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The suspect was identified as 40-year-old Fabian Leon, who was later charged with simple battery and avoiding security measures.
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BREAKING: Global gold demand rose +40 tonnes YoY in 2025, to a record 5,002 tonnes.
This marks the 4th consecutive annual increase.
Since 2021, demand for gold has soared +292 tonnes.
In US Dollar terms, total gold demand jumped +45% YoY, to $552 billion, an all-time high, doubling since 2022.
This comes as global gold ETF holdings surged +801 tonnes YoY, marking the 2nd-strongest year on record.
At the same time, bar and coin demand jumped to a 12-year high of 1,374 tonnes.
Central bank gold demand hit 863 tonnes in 2025, the 4th-highest year on record and above the 2010-2021 annual average of 473 tonnes.
The global gold rush is accelerating.
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This marks the 4th consecutive annual increase.
Since 2021, demand for gold has soared +292 tonnes.
In US Dollar terms, total gold demand jumped +45% YoY, to $552 billion, an all-time high, doubling since 2022.
This comes as global gold ETF holdings surged +801 tonnes YoY, marking the 2nd-strongest year on record.
At the same time, bar and coin demand jumped to a 12-year high of 1,374 tonnes.
Central bank gold demand hit 863 tonnes in 2025, the 4th-highest year on record and above the 2010-2021 annual average of 473 tonnes.
The global gold rush is accelerating.
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Trump was publicly calling out Jeffrey Epstein‘s Island, along with Bill Clinton, at least 10 years ago.
The problem is, Trump didn’t realise at the time, just how many of his own close Confederates are also guilty, or guilty by association.
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The problem is, Trump didn’t realise at the time, just how many of his own close Confederates are also guilty, or guilty by association.
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The wealth divide is spreading to inflation:
New Fed data shows that lower income US households now face HIGHER rates of inflation than higher income earners.
The bottom 40% of US households is seeing annual inflation rates of ~3.1%.
Meanwhile, the middle 40% and top 20% see inflation rates of ~2.9%.
Why is this happening?
Because lower-income households are spending a higher % of their income on necessities.
This includes rent, electricity, food, and transportation, which have far outpaced headline inflation numbers.
Inflation remains higher for many US households.
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New Fed data shows that lower income US households now face HIGHER rates of inflation than higher income earners.
The bottom 40% of US households is seeing annual inflation rates of ~3.1%.
Meanwhile, the middle 40% and top 20% see inflation rates of ~2.9%.
Why is this happening?
Because lower-income households are spending a higher % of their income on necessities.
This includes rent, electricity, food, and transportation, which have far outpaced headline inflation numbers.
Inflation remains higher for many US households.
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