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SCOOP: Alleged Would-be Trump Assassin Once Ran a Full-Fledged Criminal Enterprise, Records Show
(Ken Silva, Headline USA) Years before he allegedly went on a mission to assassinate President Donald Trump, Ryan Routh ran a criminal enterprise involving the theft of thousands of dollars’ worth of property from construction sites in the Greensboro, North Carolina area, according to previously unpublicized records reviewed by Headline USA. The previously unpublicized records…
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Police Arrest Alleged Killer of Infowars Reporter Jamie White
(José Niño, Headline USA) What began as a routine car burglary spiraled into a deadly encounter, leaving a prominent Infowars employee fatally wounded. In March 2025, a fatal shooting in Austin, Texas, claimed the life of Jamie White, a 36-year-old reporter for Infowars. The incident occurred late at night outside White’s apartment complex on Douglas…
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More Than 200 Republicans Work To Sabotage Chances of Iran Nuclear Deal
(Dave DeCamp, Antiwar.com) More than 200 Republicans in Congress have sent a letter to President Trump urging him that any deal with Iran must involve the complete dismantlement of Tehran’s nuclear enrichment program, which Iranian officials have made clear is a non-starter. The letter was signed by 177 GOP House members and every Republican in…
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Singapore Gold Launch Could Threaten London & NY Dominance
(Mike Maharrey, Money Metals News Service) A Singapore-based startup hopes to challenge New York and London’s dominance of the gold market. Abaxx Exchange recently launched a physical 1-kilo gold contract. It will be denominated in dollars and deliverable in Singapore. It will be the first and only physical gold futures contract in Asia. Singapore Bullion…
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New Militarized Border Zone Spurs National Security Charges Against Hundreds of Immigrants
(Headline USA) Several hundred immigrants have been charged with unauthorized access to a newly designated militarized zone along the southern U.S. border in New Mexico and western Texas since the Department of Justice introduced the new approach in late April. President Donald Trump‘s administration has transferred oversight of a strip of land along the U.S.-Mexico…
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What Is the Current Inflation Situation?
(Mike Maharrey, Money Metals News Service) What is the current inflation situation? If you just go by the CPI, things are looking pretty good. We got a better-than-expected “inflation” report for the third straight month. Prices rose 2.3 percent on an annual basis in April, the lowest rate since February 2021, according to the latest BLS…
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Tapper Hires PR Crisis Guru as Biden Book Backlash Erupts
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) Embattled CNN anchor Jake Tapper has enlisted a PR crisis guru amid scathing criticism of his new book, which claims to expose former President Joe Biden’s cognitive decline—despite spending years attacking conservatives for making the same argument. Tapper and co-author Alex Thompson hired crisis communications expert Risa Heller and her firm Heller…
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Beyond the Headlines: Why Gold Still Matters in a Debt-Soaked, Dollar-Weary World
(Money Metals News Service) In the latest Money Metals Midweek Memo, host Mike Maharrey delivered a powerful reminder to investors: stop reacting to the 30-second news cycle and start thinking long-term. With financial markets whipsawing on every tweet and press release, Maharrey urged listeners to step back, take a breath, and consider the big picture —…
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$3.8 Trillion Bill Codifying Trump Tax Cuts Passes House Committee
(Thérèse Boudreaux, The Center Square) After 17 hours of debate, lawmakers on the House Ways and Means Committee voted along party lines to advance Republicans’ $3.8 trillion tax cut bill, a significant step forward in codifying President Donald Trump’s campaign priorities through the budget reconciliation process. Under the Republican budget reconciliation blueprint, Ways and Means…
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Ex-NYC Mayor de Blasio Agrees to Pay $330K for Misusing Public Funds on Failed White House Bid
(Headline USA) Former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has agreed to pay a $329,794 fine to settle an ethics board’s complaint that he misspent public funds on his security detail during his brief, failed run for U.S. president. The deal, announced Wednesday by the city’s Conflicts of Interest Board, is the costliest repayment…
