From energy spikes to shelter inflation, CPI is a sum of many moving pieces. This video tracks the monthly changes across key CPI components and shows how the inflation picture evolved.

‼️Montana Senator Tim Sheehy just delivered a speech every American needs to hear in full. He laid out, without filter, what the Iranian regime has done to Americans for 47 years:
The 1983 Beirut barracks bombing that vaporized 241 Marines. EFPs that cut our troops in half. Americans skinned alive on camera. Power drills through skulls. From Hezbollah to Hamas to the Houthis — all death cults funded and directed by Tehran. They don’t care who you voted for.
They don’t care what you believe.
They don’t care where you live.
They want every single one of us raped, burned, and cut into pieces. This is not politics.
This is a death cult that has been at war with America since 1979. America waited 47 years.
Finally, one president had the courage to actually hit Iran — President Trump.
He put his own life on the line. He put his entire family’s future on the line. All to end a slaughter that previous presidents allowed to continue for decades. And even then, Democrats and Republican RINOs have already launched more than a dozen votes trying to stop him from striking Iran.
They would rather let a regime that chants “Death to America,” that murders Americans, and that lists the President of the United States as its number-one assassination target keep operating freely than let America finish the fight. Sheehy said it plainly:
We did not start this war. But we will finish it. Trump is the first president in 47 years who actually struck back.
Now some in Congress are still trying to tie the military’s hands. Watch the full speech. Every single second. Follow me for more daily discoveries
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SpaceX is increasingly positioning AI as an important part of its future. But I don’t think the real question is whether SpaceX is becoming an AI company. The more important question is whether SpaceX can connect AI computing, Starlink, and Starship into one vertically integrated infrastructure business. The strategy can be viewed like this: AI revenue → Ground-based AI computing → Starlink connectivity → Starship launches → Orbital AI infrastructure → AI and robotics for the Moon and Mars SpaceX already has two key pieces of this system. Starlink can provide the communications layer between users, satellites, and future orbital computing infrastructure. Starship could provide the transportation layer needed to move large amounts of computing hardware, solar arrays, networking equipment, and thermal systems into orbit. AI could become the demand layer that connects both. However, AI revenue is not the same as AI profit. Large-scale AI infrastructure requires massive investment in GPUs, power, cooling, networking, construction, maintenance, and talent. So the important metrics are not just revenue, but also utilization, margins, capital expenditure, free cash flow, and payback periods. The same applies to SpaceX’s roughly 10GW-per-year orbital computing scenario. 10GW shows scale, but it does not directly tell us AI performance, revenue, or profitability. Orbital computing also creates major engineering challenges, including heat rejection, radiation, maintenance, debris, communications capacity, and hardware replacement. That is why Starship economics matter so much. The key metrics are actual cost per kilogram to orbit, launch frequency, reuse turnaround time, maintenance cost, and reliability. For me, the most important sequence to watch is: AI profitability → Ground computing utilization → Starship launch economics → Orbital AI demonstrations The real question is not whether SpaceX is a rocket company or an AI company. It is whether SpaceX can turn the transportation and connectivity advantages created by Starship and Starlink into profitable AI infrastructure. If it can, SpaceX may become much more than a launch company. It could evolve into a vertically integrated infrastructure platform spanning Earth and space. #SpaceX# #ElonMusk# #Starship# #Starlink# #ArtificialIntelligence#

💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥 This gives “BLAST THE CIA INTO 1000 PIECES” a whole new meaning! Let s keep any eye out to see what the truth is. U.S. intelligence officials are actively investigating whether Russia provided Iran with targeting data or advanced drone technology—such as the Kometa-M satellite navigation system—during strikes on CIA facilities in the Gulf region. Details of the investigation include: The Attacks: At least two CIA facilities were struck in March, including the CIA station located within the U.S. Embassy in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and a separate site in eastern Iraq. Precision: Investigators are focusing on the strikes' high level of precision. In the Riyadh attack, one drone breached a vulnerable section of the embassy's exterior wall, allowing a second drone to fly through the opening and detonate. Russian Involvement: U.S. analysts and internal memos suggest few nations outside of Russia have both the capability and motivation to supply such sensitive targeting intelligence against U.S. operations. Status: The U.S. intelligence community has not yet reached a final, firm conclusion, as it remains possible that Iran was targeting the broader embassy and hit the CIA station by chance.