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WaPo Says Trump Voters Call El‑Sayed ‘America First’— Psy‑Op Underway?
The Washington Post told followers that many Trump 2024 voters in Dearborn see Abdul El‑Sayed as “America First.” The Gateway Pundit blasted the claim as a “psyop” and highlighted online pushback.
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Deep-Blue Minnesota Could Flip Red—Here’s Why
Newsweek says Minnesota is unexpectedly in play for a GOP Senate pickup, with Hamline’s David Schultz calling it Republicans’ “best shot in 20 years.”
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Xi’s plenum faces empty seats; analysts count 42 of 44 military purges
A closed-door party meeting on discipline arrives as outside analysts tally sweeping purges—including among military-linked Central Committee members—and warn turnout could sink to a post‑1976 low.
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Hong Kong Moves on Yuan Gold Futures—and a 10x Vault Target
HKEX’s plan lands alongside tax cuts, new clearing, and a vaulting goal that would expand capacity tenfold, according to cited officials and local reports.
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Omar Says HSI Raided Her Home to Scare Voters Ahead of Midterms
Fox News reports Homeland Security Investigations raided Rep. Ilhan Omar’s DC home in a potential immigration-fraud probe. On “All In with Chris Hayes,” Omar said the raid was meant to “intimidate and scare” voters.
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Musk Weighs $3.5T Tesla–SpaceX Tie‑Up; Committees Step In
On a results call, Elon Musk said special committees at Tesla and SpaceX are studying a merger he called a “good idea,” but any deal would need shareholder approval, according to the BBC.
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Pilot reported ‘bloody nose’ and bites; Selma Blair says she meant no harm
After her arrest on a Los Angeles–New York flight, Blair’s publicist cites a medical emergency and ongoing neurological conditions; officials say crew were injured.
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6–3: Supreme Court Lets DHS Verify Voter Citizenship—For Now
The Center Square reports the justices, 6–3, temporarily allowed DHS to use a revamped database to verify voter citizenship under a 2025 Trump order; Justice Jackson warned of risks to lawful voters.
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EU Envoys Say Masked Settlers Hit Convoy; Netanyahu Office Pushes Back
Belgium and France condemned an assault on diplomats in Taybeh. Israel’s military condemned the violence while the prime minister’s office questioned the narrative and said police are investigating.
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Trump-Appointed Council Weakens Historic Reviews as Senate Bill Looms
On the law’s 60th anniversary, NPR reports a Trump-appointed federal council voted to weaken Section 106, while a bipartisan Senate bill would narrow reviews—prompting a new 1,000-group coalition to push back.
