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Landmark Dell Gift Supercharges Trump Accounts for America’s Kids
Billionaires Michael Dell and Susan Dell pledged $6.25 billion to expand Trump Accounts — a new tax-advantaged savings program for children — enabling up to 25 million more kids (age 10 or under) to receive seed deposits and build long-term wealth.

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A CALL TO ACTION: Submit “Media Bias” Tips
The White House is urging the public to submit tips about media bias through a newly launched portal, signaling an effort to catalog and publicize misleading or unfair journalism.

WASHINGTON TIMES | U.S. strikes on alleged drug boats will begin to include land locations in South America, Trump says

President Trump announced that U.S. strikes against suspected drug traffickers will now go beyond boats — the campaign will expand to hit land-based locations in South America as part of his broader war on narcotics.

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ICYMI: White House Launches “Media Bias” Portal to Expose Fake News

The White House has launched a “Media Bias Portal” aimed at highlighting and exposing news outlets and reporters it accuses of spreading misinformation, labeling the site a tool to expose what it calls “fake news.”

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Yes, “There’s Something Wrong with Walz” — and it Cost Taxpayers $1 Billion
The White House accused Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz of presiding over a massive fraud scheme that allegedly stole over $1 billion in taxpayer funds through sham nonprofits tied to pandemic-era assistance, claiming most of those charged are of Somali descent.

NEWSMAX | Dells Pledge $6.25B to Seed Millions of ‘Trump Accounts’

Michael Dell and his wife pledged $6.25 billion to fund 25 million “Trump Accounts” — newly created long-term, tax-advantaged investment accounts for children under a federal program — effectively giving many American kids their first stake in a savings plan under the adminis…[Leggi tutto]

FOX BUSINESS | Trump says he’s chosen next Fed chair as affordability pressures rise

President Trump said he’s already chosen the next chair of the Federal Reserve — a decision he claimed will help ease rising affordability pressures for American families.