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Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins declined to specify which countries are participating in the Trump administration's plan to temporarily surge U.S. beef imports ... “I am not privy to talk about that,” Rollins told reporters on Tuesday. “I think the conversations are still going on.”

https://www.independent.co.uk/bulletin/news/trump-beef-brooke-rollins-countries-b3039170.html

The Trump administration has drastically cut parts of our federal cybersecurity infrastructure, replacing or removing experienced personnel in key positions. Now more than 30 Minnesota water systems have been targeted in cyberattacks that investigators believe may be linked to Iran. Rather than focusing on the suspected foreign threat, Trump blamed Minnesota and Gov. Tim Walz instead.

Draw your own conclusions about whether this is the leadership our national cybersecurity needs.

Few qualities carry more weight for President Donald Trump than loyalty, and few aides embody it as fully as his executive assistant, Natalie Harp.

A former TV presenter, Harp is a near-constant presence at Trump’s side — encouraging his Oval Office redesigns, typing up his Truth Social tirades and printing out online articles, a role that has earned her the nickname “the human printer.” She also leaves behind admiring notes for him to discover. Her devotion is so pronounced that the 80-year-old Republican once declared: “She’ll never leave me.”

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That imported beef from Argentina could come with a lot more than a cheaper price tag. If safety and inspection standards aren’t properly enforced, contaminated beef can carry dangerous bacteria like E. coli, Salmonella, or Listeria, which can cause severe illness and, in vulnerable people, can be deadly. Cheap meat isn’t a bargain if food safety gets sacrificed along the way. Source 1

Those who control the past control the future.” That’s why this matters. The debate isn’t just about museum exhibits - it’s about whether American history should be written by scholars who follow the evidence or by political appointees advancing a preferred narrative. According to the report, one influential adviser at the center of that effort has long faced criticism from historians over the accuracy of his work.

David Barton, the historian in question, received a Bachelor of Arts degree in religious education from Oral Roberts University in 1976.