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CNN conservative commentator Scott Jennings took a stand to defend Charlie Kirk’s legacy [ [link removed] ] during a tense live interview with Kaitlan Collins.
“I can read some of them if you want! These people were not saying they disagree with charlie Kirk, they were saying ‘the world is better off without him!’” Jennings erupted.
“And I’ll tell you one more thing that’s on my mind tonight and conservatives everywhere!”
Charlie Kirk suspected assassin’s mother says the warning signs were all there…
Charlie Kirk assassin suspect Tyler Robinson's mother told investigators he had "become more political" [ [link removed] ] in the year before the shooting, leaning left and supporting "pro-gay and trans rights," while having heated arguments with his father over their opposing ideologies.
Parents identified him from surveillance footage: Robinson's father agreed the suspected shooter in news surveillance images looked like their son, and after confronting him, Robinson implied he was the shooter, stating "there is too much evil and the guy spreads too much hate" when asked why he did it.
Text messages reveal confession and cover-up attempts: Prosecutors released text messages between Robinson and his romantic partner (described as a biological male transitioning to female) in which Robinson allegedly admitted "I had enough of [Kirk's] hatred" and detailed how he planned the attack "for a bit over a week," discarded evidence, and urged his partner to delete messages and stay silent.
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The $1Trillion Mineral Push Just Made This Battery Company Unstoppable [ [link removed] ]
Right now, almost every battery in America runs on lithium.
Your phone. Your laptop. Your car. Even the power grids storing clean energy. But here’s the catch: China controls over 80% of the world’s lithium.9
That means America’s future is tied to a supply chain we don’t control. If China slows exports or raises prices…we’re stuck.
Washington knows this can’t continue. That’s why the White House just launched a $1 trillion push to bring mineral production back home.9 10
The goal: secure America’s energy independence and cut China out of the equation.1
This shift opens the door for a new winner.
Because while everyone else fights over lithium, one overlooked solution is ready right now… sodium-ion batteries.1
Here’s why they’re a game changer:
Sodium is 1,400x more abundant than lithium, with significant reserves located in the U.S9
Batteries can be made at a fraction of the cost of lithium — up to 90% less expensive in the first year of use.6
They last longer8, are safer7, and can be built at scale using domestic materials.1 9
And one company has already cracked the code: Next Thing Technologies.
Their batteries scale from massive grid storage projects to affordable $100/month home backup systems.1 9
That means they can power everything from America’s infrastructure to your neighborhood.¹
The timing couldn’t be better.
Billions in federal funding are flowing into U.S. mineral projects. Manufacturing is coming back home. And America is determined to break free from China’s supply chains.¹
Next Thing Technologies is positioned to be the backbone of this new energy era.¹
Over 7,800 investors have already backed them with $7M+.³
You can still invest in their current round at just $6/share [ [link removed] ]⁴ — with up to 20% bonus shares⁴
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