Today’s Morning News

Good morning, Patriots! Today, we spotlight the panic in the mainstream media as Trump’s high-energy return leaves MSNBC hosts frazzled. Plus, California unveils a dystopian plan to fine drivers based on their income—because fairness means punishment. Let's get into it.

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Top Stories:

MSNBC’s O’Donnell ‘Exhausted’ by Trump’s Relentless Return

MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell admitted he’s "worn out" by Trump’s non-stop momentum, revealing just how rattled the media establishment is. From back-to-back rallies to bold policy moves, Trump’s energy is leaving the left gasping for air—and this time, he’s not slowing down.

California’s ‘Equity’ Madness: Speeding Tickets Based on How Much You Make

San Francisco, with Newsom’s blessing, is piloting a new “equity-based” traffic fine system—charging higher-income drivers more for the same speeding violations. Critics say it’s socialism disguised as public safety. Is your paycheck the new crime in California?

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Finance Spotlight:

Retail Shake-Up: Major Chains Brace for Recession Slowdown

As consumer spending dips, major retailers like Target and Home Depot are bracing for leaner quarters ahead. With inflation still lurking and credit card debt at all-time highs, the looming slowdown could hit Main Street hard.

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Tech & Innovation:

AI Scanners Now Watching Shoppers in Real Time

Major grocery chains are testing AI-powered surveillance that tracks customers’ movements and buying behavior in real time. Proponents call it the future of retail—critics call it a privacy nightmare. Is Big Tech turning stores into surveillance zones?

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Sam Bennett