The Supreme Court just ruled Trump's tariffs illegal. Guess who's about to make a fortune from this move? Cantor Fitzgerald, the firm now run by Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick's sons, has been buying up the rights to tariff refunds from U.S. importers at pennies on the dollar.

Read the entire Migration and the 2030 Agenda: A Guide for Practitioners, and strip out all the humanitarian, climate-change and “progress for humanity” language, here’s what it boils down to.

Donald Trump spoke at least four times about his intention to audit U.S. gold reserves — during a meeting with French President Macron, onboard Air Force One with reporters, at a governors’ symposium, and at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference.

But that was all before February 26. After that — silence. And after April 6, Elon Musk went quiet too. While leading the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), he had planned to livestream an inspection of U.S. gold reserves.

Washington’s at it again: another round of “bone-crushing” sanctions against Russia is on the table, according to Reuters. Only this time, it’s not clear if Trump will bite. Maybe because even the old war dogs in D.C. are starting to realize: every Western sanction slapped on Russia has only made it stronger.