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Trump Cracks Down on Fentanyl with Landmark Drug Law

Trump just signed a sweeping new law that permanently classifies fentanyl-related drugs as Schedule I substances, launching a major offensive against the deadly opioid scourge.
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What Just Happened?
  • Trump Threatens Tariffs on EU Imports - President Trump warned of imposing 30% tariffs on European goods to counter unfair trade practices, thrilling conservatives who applaud the move as a bold step to protect American workers and industries.
  • S&P 500 Hits New Record High - The S&P 500 soared to an all-time high amid strong corporate earnings and economic data, exciting conservatives crediting Trump's pro-growth policies for the robust market performance.
  • Dow Rises Despite Tariff Talks - The Dow Jones climbed as investors dismissed concerns over new tariffs and focused on positive economic indicators, delighting conservatives who see it as validation of Trump's America First agenda.

Cartoon Of The Day

5 Weird Tidbits for the Day
  • A man once built a guitar from recycled toothbrushes – In 2025, a British musician crafted a playable electric guitar from 300 melted toothbrushes, strumming tunes at a green festival until the strings snapped.

  • There’s a worm that lives in starfish arms – The polychaete worm burrows into starfish limbs, feeding on tissue while regenerating with its host like a creepy arm tenant.
  • A town in Hungary has a festival for throwing watermelons – In Szeged, locals hurl watermelons in a summer smash contest, exploding rinds across fields for juicy entertainment.
  • Some spiders use their webs to mimic bird droppings – The bird-dropping spider spins white, splattered silk, disguising itself as poop to avoid predators and lure curious flies.
  • A medieval cure for warts was burying a piece of meat – People rubbed warts with raw meat then buried it, believing as it rotted, the warts would vanish—meaty magic at its finest.

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