Author: Rana McCallister

September 1st, 2025, stands as a pivotal date for American investors, marking a potential seismic shift in national wealth distribution. This date is set to witness the largest release of national wealth since President Lincoln’s Homestead Act of 1862. Jim Rickards, a former advisor to the CIA, Treasury, and Pentagon, has brought these revelations to light in a compelling emergency presentation. Rickards emphasized the monumental nature of this event, describing it as a monetary phenomenon that challenges belief. He explained, “What Trump has set in motion defies belief,” highlighting the unprecedented financial landscape on the horizon. The core of this…

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Stacy Garrity, the Republican State Treasurer of Pennsylvania, has launched a campaign to challenge Democratic Governor Josh Shapiro’s potential reelection. Garrity, a veteran of the Army Reserve with three decades of service, released a video on social media criticizing Shapiro’s leadership. Her campaign emphasizes making Pennsylvania more appealing to businesses and young people. Garrity’s entry into the 2026 gubernatorial race is expected to make the contest competitive. Though Shapiro has a strong fundraising ability and positive approval ratings, Garrity’s track record suggests she could be a formidable opponent. Her announcement video reassures voters of her commitment to addressing issues she…

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Three states—Ohio, South Carolina, and West Virginia—are stepping up to assist in the Trump administration’s campaign to restore order in Washington, D.C., by deploying their National Guard troops. West Virginia is sending up to 400 troops, South Carolina is dispatching 200, and Ohio is contributing 150 military police. This move follows President Trump’s executive order to activate 800 D.C. National Guard troops and federalize local law enforcement. West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey expressed pride in supporting President Trump’s initiative to enhance the safety and beauty of the nation’s capital. In a statement, Morrisey emphasized the deployment as a reflection of…

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Supporters of former President Joe Biden were met with surprising news about the Biden family. Reports have emerged that Ashley Biden, daughter of Joe and Jill Biden, has filed for divorce from her husband of 13 years, Howard Krein. The divorce papers were filed in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas, but the details remain confidential. The Philadelphia Inquirer initially broke the news, confirming the filing through a spokesperson for Ashley Biden. Although Ashley has not officially commented on the divorce, a few now-deleted social media posts hinted at her feelings. In one, she walked through a park with Beyonce’s…

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Senator Miguel Uribe’s tragic story has captured international attention after a shocking assassination attempt led to his untimely death. The world was left in disbelief as Uribe initially survived the attack, only for the news to break this past weekend of his passing. His wife, María Claudia Tarazona, expressed her grief and love in a heartfelt message on Instagram, saying, “Rest in peace love of my life, I will take care of our children.” Uribe’s death was announced publicly through a social media post by his wife, who wrote, “You will always be the love of my life.” She continued…

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President Donald Trump has marked a significant shift from the previous administration’s policies by reopening deportation cases that had been dismissed or closed under President Joe Biden’s term. Many illegal immigrants, who believed their cases were resolved, are now facing renewed scrutiny and legal proceedings. “Biden chose to release millions of illegal aliens, including criminals, into the country and used prosecutorial discretion to indefinitely delay their cases and allow them to illegally remain in the United States,” stated DHS spokeswoman Tricia McLaughlin. Trump and Secretary Noem are now ensuring these cases are heard by a judge. The Los Angeles Times…

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Senator Bernie Sanders made a stop in Wheeling, West Virginia, to talk about his vision for empowering the working class. His visit was part of a short campaign aimed at rallying grassroots support against the influence of big money in politics. The event drew a full house of around 2,500 people who gathered at the Capitol Theater, eager to hear what the senator had to say. Sanders has been a prominent figure in politics, known for his strong opinions on economic inequality and healthcare reform. His speeches often highlight the struggles of ordinary Americans and call for significant changes to…

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Concerns about another pandemic are growing as China deals with a significant outbreak of a mosquito-borne disease. In the southern city of Foshan, officials have reported around 7,000 cases of chikungunya, a disease that, while not usually deadly, can cause a great deal of pain. This situation has led to fears of a return to strict measures reminiscent of the zero COVID strategy, known for its intense surveillance and control measures. In response, health authorities have launched a “patriotic public health campaign” to tackle the problem at its source. They’re using innovative methods like drones, mosquito-eating fish, and even “elephant…

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President Donald Trump has taken a firm stance against gender ideology and the practices surrounding child sex changes. His administration, undeterred by activists and federal judges, has made significant progress since he issued the executive order “Protecting Children From Chemical and Surgical Mutilation” on January 28. The Department of Justice is actively investigating hospitals that have engaged in these procedures on minors, and the administration has warned that federal funding for these institutions could be at risk. Several hospitals have ceased operations in response to this crackdown. For instance, Stanford Medicine halted its services for minors on June 2. Similarly,…

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Thousands of Boeing workers, skilled in crafting fighter jets and munitions, have decided to strike, marking a significant event not seen in nearly three decades. The machinists, numbering around 3,200, operate in Missouri and Illinois, focusing on the production and maintenance of F-15 and F/A-18 fighter jets. They turned down Boeing’s proposal of a four-year contract that promised a 20% wage hike, a $5,000 signing bonus, and enhanced retirement benefits. The strike kicked off as the clock struck midnight on Monday, a clear message from the workers that they demand more for their critical contributions. The International Association of Machinists…

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