A Mid-Day News Break

Good afternoon, Freedom Eagle readers! Today’s Mid-Day edition dives into Tulsi Gabbard’s surprising role as a potential leader in U.S. intelligence and an absurd legal war between the UK and EU over fishing rights. The left continues to flounder while Trump’s America First agenda gains ground. Stay tuned for our Health & Lifestyle section, fun fact of the day, and upcoming political events.

Tulsi Gabbard – The Unconventional Choice for America’s Top Spy?

Rumors are swirling that President Trump is considering Tulsi Gabbard to lead the U.S. intelligence community. The former Democrat-turned-independent has been a vocal critic of the deep state and foreign interventionism, making her an intriguing yet controversial choice. While some conservatives praise her tough stance on national security, others remain skeptical of her past alliances. If appointed, Gabbard would oversee critical operations in an era of rising geopolitical tensions. Read more

Fishing for Trouble – UK and EU’s Post-Brexit Tussle Sparks Legal Showdown

In a bizarre twist, the UK and EU are locked in a legal war over post-Brexit fishing rights. A dispute over access to tiny fishing areas has escalated to lawsuits, trade threats, and even military posturing. While EU bureaucrats claim the UK is violating agreements, Britain insists it’s just protecting its waters from overfishing. The battle over a seemingly small issue is exposing deeper fractures in the EU’s grip over former member states. Read more

Health & Lifestyle:

A new study finds that adding strength training to your weekly routine can cut your risk of heart disease by 30%. Experts recommend at least two sessions per week to maximize longevity benefits.

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Fun Fact of the Day:

Did you know that the U.S. has more barrels of bourbon than people? Kentucky alone has over 10 million barrels aging at any given time.

Upcoming Events:

• February 15, 2025: Congressional Vote on Foreign Aid Reform

• February 25, 2025: Trump to Deliver Major Speech on National Security

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Sam Bennett

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