Today’s Morning News

Good morning, Freedom Eagles! Today's headlines focus on President Trump's assertive trade policies and significant developments in the Middle East. Let's delve into the news shaping America's future.

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Harvard Medical School has just revealed a disturbing link between a common drink and skyrocketing rates of Alzheimer's disease.

Because this everyday drink contains shocking levels of a toxic mineral that's present in nearly 98% of Alzheimer's patients' brains…

Can you guess which one it is?

A) Black Coffee (Colombian Beans)

B) White Wine (Chardonnay Grapes)

C) Diet Soda

D) Tap Water

E) Beer

Studies show that this toxic mineral builds in our brains over time…

Killing off an important molecule that’s key for keeping our precious memories intact.

Which not only leads to forgetfulness and “senior moments” as you age…

But it’s also a shocking newly discovered root cause of Alzheimer’s disease.



If you think it’s the drinks that contain alcohol…

You might want to think again.

This will surprise you!

Click here to see this memory destroying drink now.

Top Stories:

Trump's Tariffs Ignite Global Trade Discussions

President Donald Trump has announced a 25% tariff on all steel and aluminum imports, aiming to protect domestic industries and address trade imbalances. This decisive action has prompted discussions among global trade partners and could have far-reaching economic implications.

Hamas to Release Additional Hostages Under Ceasefire Agreement

In a continued effort to uphold the fragile ceasefire, Hamas has agreed to release three more hostages this weekend. This development is part of an ongoing hostage-prisoner swap deal with Israel, aiming to ease tensions in the region.

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Finance Spotlight:

Gold Prices Surge Amid Economic Uncertainty

Gold has experienced a significant surge, with prices reaching around $3,000 per ounce. This increase is attributed to concerns over global trade policies and financial stability, leading investors and central banks to seek the security of precious metals.

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Tech & Innovation:

NIH Funding Cuts Draw Criticism

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has announced a 15% cap on indirect cost funding for research grants. This decision, influenced by a Heritage Foundation report, has sparked debate within the scientific community regarding its potential impact on research institutions and innovation.

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Sam Bennett