Tax cuts for working families. No tax on tips. Investments at home. America safe again. A secure border. Hostages returned. Lower prescription drug prices. Strength on the world stage. Promises Made, Promises Kept. In less than two years.

TAXPAYERS PAID FOR THE RUNWAY. DONALD TRUMP TRADEMARKED THE NAME TO SELL YOU A HAT Palm Beach International Airport just got rebranded President Donald J. Trump International Airport Public property. Federal aviation dollars. Built and maintained by the people who fly through it every single day And within days the Trump Organization filed the trademark paperwork so it can license the new name to merchandise sellers Not a coincidence. A business plan Somewhere there's a factory already printing shirts and mugs off a name slapped onto infrastructure you funded This is the same family that trademarked "Trump 250" to cash in on America's own birthday The same family whose crypto stablecoin scooped up hundreds of millions from foreign money days before Trump ever took the oath Now they've found a new revenue stream sitting right there on the tarmac Rename the public thing, license the private name, collect the private check Every runway, every federal building, every piece of American infrastructure is a potential storefront now House Oversight Democrats are calling it what it is, a family cashing in on the presidency in real time while corporate America gets shaken down and law firms get threatened if they don't pay tribute Doris Miller's name gets stripped off a warship for this man's ego A lake gets renamed for this man's spite And now an airport gets renamed so this man's company can sell you a keychain There is no institution too sacred and no surface too small for the Trump family to monetize This is not governing This is a gift shop with a government attached

Taxpayers have poured hundreds of millions into the British Academy-backed world of 'Critical Disability Studies' – but, as Charlotte Gill finds, much of it just looks like useless academic gobbledygook.

Taxpayer dollars meant to feed families should go toward REAL food, not candy. South Carolina's Healthy Food SC program removes candy and sweetened beverages from what SNAP dollars can buy, keeping the focus on actual nutrition instead of junk. This is common sense. If taxpayers are footing the bill, the program should make Americans healthier, not sicker. MAKE AMERICA HEALTHY AGAIN.

Tax-free long-term crypto holdings in New Zealand. That’s the ACT Party’s latest election campaign pitch. Their proposed platform: • 0% tax on qualifying personal crypto gains held >12 months • Tax-free small everyday purchases (like buying a coffee) • Short-term flips & day trading stay taxable • Lighter rules for Kiwi fintech startups Currently, IRD treats crypto as property and taxes most swaps and sales as income. 355k Kiwi crypto users would love this.