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Good afternoon, patriots! Today, we’re covering two major shifts—banks walking back their climate pledges and the U.S. officially cutting ties with the World Health Organization. These decisions are sending shockwaves across the globe, but are they the right moves? Let’s find out.
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**Banks’ ‘Net Zero’ Promises Go Up in Smoke—A Reality Check for Climate Crusaders**
Big banks are quietly backtracking on their ambitious net-zero climate commitments, admitting that economic realities are making their green pledges harder to achieve. While climate activists rage over what they call corporate betrayal, banking executives argue that investing in traditional energy sources remains essential for financial stability. The shift is exposing the cracks in the green energy agenda, raising the question: Were these climate promises ever realistic, or was it all just political theater?[ Read more]([link removed])
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**The U.S. Officially Withdraws from WHO—What This Means for Global Healthcare and America’s Future**
In a historic move, the United States has formally withdrawn from the World Health Organization, citing concerns over corruption, China’s influence, and failed pandemic responses. While critics warn that leaving the WHO could isolate the U.S. from critical global health initiatives, supporters argue that the agency has long been ineffective and that America is better off directing its own healthcare policies. The withdrawal is already sparking fierce international reactions—will this decision strengthen America’s independence or create unforeseen consequences?[ Read more]([link removed])
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**Fun Fact of the Day**
During WWII, scientists proposed strapping tiny incendiary bombs to bats, which would roost in Japanese buildings before igniting.
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