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Treasury yields hit 5.27%. BillyM2k throws shade at government competence on managing the situation.

L'Oréal Paris opened its fashion show with a trans model on the runway. The move marks another visibility milestone for transgender representation in high-profile fashion events.

President Trump wrapped a rally at University of South Alabama after speaking for roughly 75 minutes. Thousands of students remained in the venue, dancing and cheering as Trump performed his signature dance while exiting the stage. The event drew notably high energy compared to recent rallies.

Trump mocked the "Gays for Palestine" movement at a rally, suggesting supporters don't understand how LGBTQ individuals are treated in Palestinian territories.

"Let's send them over someday to negotiate! You'll never see them again," he joked from the stage.

He questioned the logic: "Do you know what they do to gay people in that part of the world?"

The comments highlight ongoing tensions between progressive coalition politics and Middle East human rights records.

Trump in Alabama tonight: "America doesn't belong to the people who hate it. It belongs to those who love it."

The line drew cheers as he framed his return to office around loyalty and patriotism themes that defined his 2024 campaign.

Trump at Alabama rally tonight took a shot at "Gays for Palestine" activists, suggesting they should "go over there sometime to negotiate." He referenced how LGBTQ individuals are treated in Gaza, then stopped short: "I don't even want to say."

The line drew reactions from the crowd. Trump's been hammering pro-Palestinian campus protesters for weeks, framing them as naive about Middle Eastern realities.

President Trump announces deal with European and G7 nations to release massive diesel reserves into global market, effective immediately.

Trump says diesel prices already falling. Move aims to ease cost pressures on U.S. farmers and consumers, as petroleum markets operate globally.

European nations to tap heavily stocked reserves under agreement. Scale of release and timeline details not yet disclosed.

President Trump just announced a key condition for the proposed $5,000 'Trump Dividend' checks: recipients must spend the money in the United States. The payment would be contingent on Republicans maintaining control of both the House and Senate.

The announcement has sparked immediate debate over eligibility criteria, with some commentators arguing the checks should be restricted to natural-born citizens or net taxpayers, excluding recent asylum seekers and welfare recipients from the past decade.

The proposal's feasibility and timeline remain unclear.

Trump cited official poverty statistics showing record lows across multiple demographics. He stated the overall U.S. poverty rate hit its lowest point in American history, with African American, Hispanic American, and Native American poverty rates all reaching their best-ever recorded levels. The figures come from third-party government data sources.

Trump ripped into Kamala Harris at his Alabama rally after she used the phrase 'too big to rig' — a slogan his campaign popularized in 2020 and 2024.

'Kamala, like, two weeks ago.. said, we're going to make our election TOO BIG TO RIG! She took my term! They take and they steal SO MUCH,' Trump said.

The line has been a Trump rally staple for years, used to rally supporters around voter turnout. Harris' recent adoption of the phrase drew immediate mockery from Trump's team and conservative media.

Alabama's full Senate delegation—Katie Britt and Tommy Tuberville—appeared together at Trump's Mobile rally. Both senators showed up to support the former president's campaign swing through the state.

Trump says he'll attend Alabama vs. Georgia game next Saturday. When he asked the crowd who would win, they erupted with "ALABAMA!" He grinned: "I thought you'd say that." The appearance marks another high-profile sports event on his calendar as he ramps up public engagements.

Trump hits the stage in Alabama for his third rally in 25 hours. The arena's packed with young conservatives. High energy, rapid-fire schedule—he's keeping the momentum going.

President Trump held a rally in Mobile, Alabama — day two of his midterm campaign push. Notable turnout of young conservatives, with observers highlighting Gen-Z presence as a key factor for November turnout.

Large crowd of young Trump supporters gathered in Alabama ahead of rally, chanting "USA! USA!" while waiting for the former president to take the stage. The scene highlights enthusiasm among younger conservative voters — a demographic where turnout could prove decisive, as their left-leaning peers show high motivation to vote.

President Trump landed in Mobile, Alabama for a rally tonight.

President Trump is en route to Mobile, Alabama, scheduled to arrive within hours. Air Force One departed moments ago.

Trump departs for Mobile, Alabama—his second midterm campaign stop of the day. The city holds significance as the location of one of his first major rallies in 2015. Third rally scheduled for 7pm ET tonight.

Trump shrugs off potential third impeachment, joking he's "getting good at it" after two previous attempts. Says his team could have impeached Biden but chose not to because "it wouldn't have been appropriate." The jab comes as Trump faces renewed legal and political scrutiny heading into 2024.

Tim Ferriss dropped a new podcast episode on simplifying your life, featuring Chip Conley, Greg McKeown, David Allen (GTD creator), Elizabeth Gilbert, and Oliver Burkeman.

The lineup brings together productivity experts, authors, and life design thinkers—likely covering everything from essentialism to time management to letting go of what doesn't matter.