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President Trump nominated Dr. Casey Means as Surgeon General on May 7, aligning with the 'Make America Healthy Again' initiative. Her focus on functional medicine aims to combat chronic disease and improve national health.

A recent study links a common plastic chemical, DEHP to over 13 percent of heart disease deaths in 2018, especially among those aged 55 to 64. Study authors urge reduced exposure through regulation and consumer awareness.

The Trump administration has built nearly 78 miles of border barriers since January, with Secretary Kristi Noem leading efforts to enhance security. Contracts for 40 more miles are awarded, and surveillance cameras are being added to deter illegal crossings.

The DEA made history with the largest fentanyl bust ever, arresting 16 people, including a Sinaloa Cartel leader, and seizing over three million pills. This operation marks a significant strike against the opioid crisis devastating U.S. communities.

Over 15,000 USDA employees have accepted a federal buyout, marking a major workforce reduction. Under Secretary Brooke Rollins, the focus is on efficiency and prioritizing farmers and ranchers.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced potential trade deals with major U.S. partners this week. Speaking to Congress, he highlighted promising offers to reduce tariffs and unfair practices.

The USDA, with DHS and local law enforcement, conducted a major operation targeting food stamp fraud in southern California, surveilling over 100 locations. This crackdown resulted in arrests and evidence collection to protect taxpayer funds and ensure SNAP integrity.

Supreme Court upholds military ban on transgender troops, lifting an injunction and allowing discharges. The May 6 ruling affects 4,240 service members as legal battles continue in the Ninth Circuit.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem clarified that travelers without a REAL ID can still fly domestically after the May 7 deadline, facing only extra steps at security. Passports and other federally recognized IDs will be accepted at checkpoints.

The Trump administration has barred Harvard University from receiving new federal grants due to concerns over campus issues and management. This decision, announced on May 5, aims to push Harvard toward significant reforms.

President Trump has declared national holidays to honor U.S. victories in World War I and II. His initiative aims to celebrate America's pivotal role and instill pride in our shared history.

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has ordered a 20 percent cut in U.S. military officers, including four-star generals and admirals, as part of President Trump's reform agenda. Announced on May 5, this move aims to streamline leadership and enhance efficiency.

The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), backed by Elon Musk, has saved $165 billion to date, equating to over $1,000 per taxpayer. Announced on May 3, these savings stem from asset sales, contract cancellations, and more under President Trump's leadership.

Blood clots, often silent, can be deadly, affecting 900,000 Americans yearly. Spot symptoms like leg swelling or chest pain and prevent them with simple steps like regular movement, hydration, and compression stockings to stay safe.

A Florida study found Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine recipients had a 37% higher death rate than Moderna recipients. The research, led by Dr. Joseph Ladapo, calls for further investigation into vaccine safety.

US LNG exports hit a record in March, with 15.8 billion cubic feet per day, driven by new capacity at Plaquemines LNG. The Trump administration’s policies fuel this boom, boosting jobs and energy security.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy canceled $54 million in university grants tied to DEI and green projects, refocusing the Department of Transportation on safety and infrastructure. The move aligns with President Trump's agenda to eliminate wasteful spending.

President Trump ruled out a third term, endorsing Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio as top 2028 GOP contenders. He is focused on a strong four-year term to pass the torch to a new Republican leader, ensuring MAGA's future.

The Trump DOJ sued Colorado and Denver over sanctuary laws, alleging they block federal immigration enforcement. The lawsuit claims these policies violate the Constitution and enable crime, citing a gang incident in Aurora.

A federal appeals court halted a ruling to reinstate Voice of America staff, backing President Trump’s reform of the agency. The decision pauses plans for over 1,000 employees to return, aligning with efforts to address perceived bias.

Vice President JD Vance visited Nucor Steel in South Carolina, praising its advanced technology as key to an industrial renaissance. The plant showcases the Trump administration’s push for domestic manufacturing strength.

President Trump ended a trade exemption allowing cheap Chinese goods to enter the U.S. duty-free, protecting American businesses. The move may raise prices but aims to boost domestic manufacturing and jobs.

The DOJ, under Pam Bondi, sues Hawaii, Michigan, New York, and Vermont over climate laws, citing threats to energy independence. The lawsuits aim to block state actions against fossil fuel companies and climate superfund laws, aligning with Trump’s energy agenda.

DOGE referred the U.S. Institute of Peace to the DOJ after its chief accountant allegedly deleted a terabyte of financial data. The recovered records revealed a $130,000 Taliban contract, prompting firings and a headquarters transfer.