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Trump Is Reportedly 'Seriously Considering' Making Venezuela the 51st State After Canada-US Merging Proposal, Fox News Reporter Says

President Trump reportedly considers annexing Venezuela as the 51st state, following previous proposals to integrate Canada. This move aims to control oil reserves and reshape geopolitical dynamics.

International Business Times UK

Trump-Xi summit will be no ‘Nixon in China’ moment – that they are talking is enough for now

Meetings between Chinese and American leaders are not exactly routine, but few are historically groundbreaking.

The Conversation

How Much Has the Iran War Actually Cost? A Lot More Than $25 Billion.

Direct military costs have exceeded $70 billion by one estimate, and Americans have paid more than $37 billion in higher energy costs since the war began.

Reason

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Gorsuch’s book tour angers the right

Supreme Court justice’s interviews with friendly media get a cold reception from conservatives

Salon

"When we played in America with bands we influenced, their fans were like, ‘Who are you?'" They've inspired generations of huge bands, toured with Slipknot and helped put Swedish metal on the map. This is the story of In Flames

How one band helped craft a new sound that changed the fate of metal forever

Metal Hammer

5 Lawn Mower Brands That Last 20 Years—And 2 That Don’t Make It Past One Season

A good lawn mower behaves like that dependable neighbor who always shows up with jumper cables and a cold drink. It starts when needed, powers through thick grass without drama, and keeps rolling year after year while cheaper models crumble under pressure. Americans spend billions every year on lawn equipment,…

Everybody Loves Your Money

America's true innovation advantage: we don't just invent technologies — we reinvent how innovation works

From Bell's telephone to venture capital to AI startups, the U.S. competitive edge has never been the technology itself.

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Why More Seniors Are Getting Surprise Social Security Overpayment Notices

Retirement should feel calm, predictable, and steady, yet thousands of seniors across America now open letters that demand massive repayments to the Social Security Administration. Some notices claim retirees owe several thousand dollars because the government allegedly paid too much money years earlier. Those letters often arrive without warning, and…

The Free Financial Advisor

Fence Height Audit: Why Inspectors Are Using Drones to Flag Violations

Backyard fences once sparked arguments between neighbors leaning over hedges with tape measures and bad attitudes. Now, local governments across America send drones into the sky to spot violations in minutes instead of hours. That shift has rattled homeowners who suddenly discover that a privacy fence installed years ago now…

Everybody Loves Your Money

The missing link in America’s critical minerals push isn’t mining – it’s processing expertise

The United States is spending billions of dollars to secure access to critical minerals – minerals and metals that are essential to modern technology, from electric vehicles to smartphones and military systems.

The Conversation

When you don’t have the facts, argue the law: How Trump’s EPA is limiting its own ability to protect public health far into the future

As the Trump administration moves to weaken America’s air pollution rules, it is deploying new legal interpretations that are intended to tie the hands of future administrations for years to come.

The Conversation

The Next Government Shutdown Threat Could Delay Refunds Again

Tax season already delivers enough stress to power a small city, and now Washington threatens to add another layer of chaos to the mix. Lawmakers continue to spar over spending bills, budget deadlines, and political priorities while millions of taxpayers watch the calendar with growing anxiety. A government shutdown could…

The Free Financial Advisor

6 Items Guys Should Never Store in Their Garage

Garages across America hold everything from power tools and fishing gear to half-finished projects and mystery boxes that nobody has touched since 2017. That extra space feels convenient, so plenty of guys toss nearly anything into the garage without a second thought. Unfortunately, heat waves, freezing temperatures, humidity, and pests…

Clever Dude

America's Quiet Health Insurance Crisis: Why Self-Employed Workers Are Paying Twice as Much

64 million Americans now work for themselves. Most of them are dramatically underinsured. Here's why self-employed health insurance has become the country's hidden affordability crisis.

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5 Most Powerful Hanuman Temples Outside India You Must Visit

Lord Hanuman is one of the most loved and worshipped deities in Hindu tradition. Known for strength, devotion, courage, humility, and unwavering loyalty to Lord Rama, Hanuman’s spiritual influence extends far beyond India. Over the centuries, Hindu communities across the world have built magnificent temples dedicated to him, turning them…

Roll Call

Higher fertilizer prices pressure Trump-loyal US farmers

Fertilizer costs have increased during the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran, putting pressure on American farmers who have been politically loyal to Donald Trump, as Democrats draw a direct connection between the president’s actions and suffering farms. In his successful 2024 White House bid, 77.7 percent of the country’s farm-dependent counties…

Frugal Gardening

6 Resilient Picks That Handle Temperature Swings

Weather across America keeps getting weirder. One week brings sunshine and short sleeves, while the next delivers freezing nights that leave gardeners staring at sad, wilted leaves in disbelief. Those dramatic shifts destroy delicate plants fast, especially in regions where spring and fall behave like emotional roller coasters. Smart gardeners…

Frugal Gardening

Why Seeds Fail to Sprout Even in Ideal Conditions

Fresh seed packets, fluffy soil, and perfect spring weather create big dreams for backyard gardeners across America. Nothing crushes that excitement faster than a stubborn tray of empty dirt that refuses to produce even one tiny green sprout. Many gardeners assume bad luck caused the failure, but seeds usually send…

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Axios

Violent crime rates plunge in America's big cities

Violent crime drops again in Q1.

The Guardian - US

Sean Duffy faces backlash for new family reality show: ‘unfocused and out of touch’

US transportation secretary announces The Great American Road Trip amid transportation crises and rising fuel prices

Reason

Right-Wing Influencers Don't Understand What Makes America Great

The Dissident Right is furious with Neil Gorsuch for saying America is a creedal nation. That just goes to show how out of touch its obsessions are.

The Guardian - US

‘Your homes will be destroyed, your family killed’: the US has dropped millions of war propaganda leaflets – but do they work?

An exhibit of psyops leaflets released in Iraq, Afghanistan and Libya finally shows American people the messages that were made in their name

The Economic Times

Vedic chants fill US White House hall on National Day of Prayer

A BAPS volunteer recited Vedic prayers for peace at the White House during the National Day of Prayer. The volunteer invoked universal peace from the Yajur Veda, calling for harmony in various realms. This participation highlights faith, service, and shared values strengthening communities as America approaches its 250th anniversary.

The Economic Times

Trump wants to make H-1B workers more expensive for US employers

A Trump administration proposal would significantly increase H-1B visa minimum salaries, requiring entry-level software engineers in San Francisco to earn $162,000 annually. This change aims to prevent foreign workers from undercutting American wages, potentially costing employers billions and shrinking opportunities for young talent.

Fortune

'He feels like that's more fulfilling than doing summer school at some fancy college': Ford CEO says his Gen Z son is choosing hands-on work

Jim Farley told Fortune that we're still only in the "second or third inning" of solving the shortage of blue-collar workers in the essential economy.

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