Major alcohol study just released (after unexplained delay from HHS): Even 1 drink per day linked to higher risks of serious illness & premature death - including liver cirrhosis, certain cancers, and injuries. No net health benefits found at any level. This taxpayer-funded review adds to evidence that alcohol harms start low. It’s sparking fresh questions about past U.S. dietary guidelines and potential industry influence. Key takeaway: Less is better for long-term health! statnews.com/2026/06/09/supp…

2018. Don Lemon pushes the Fine People Hoax by deceptively cutting off Trump's speech right before he condemns neo-nazis and white supremacists. Lemon then told his audience that this was proof that Trump is a racist. Don Lemon is not a journalist. CNN's Jake Tapper and Anderson Cooper did the exact same thing that Lemon did. They cut off Trump's speech and told their audiences that Trump never condemned white supremacists. None of them are journalists.

Can't tell hood nggas shit, tried telling one of my homies about "Gluten Free" and this mf said "How long he been in there" 😂💀

CNN Virginia attorney General exit poll by gender Men: 🔴 Miyares: 58% ( 18) 🔵 Jones: 40% Woman: 🔵 Jones: 55% ( 12) 🔴 Miyares: 43%

It isn’t really an update. It’s an alternative estimate that uses the tax policy in place when the OBBBA was passed as the baseline, rather than a baseline where the 2017 tax cuts are allowed to expire and there are huge tax increases. The estimate confirms that the OBBBA does cut spending, even using a static CBO model that doesn’t consider dynamic effects. The higher deficits are entirely a result of not imposing huge tax increases by letting the 2017 tax cuts expire. Neither estimate considers tariff revenue, which is huge. If you add it, the fiscal position looks much better.