Evening, Patriots! We’re capping May 26 with a judge slamming the brakes on the White House’s migrant transfer to Sudan and a report warning today’s kids may live shorter lives despite big healthcare bucks. This PM edition is your conservative victory lap—let’s dive in!
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A judge stepped in to stop the White House from shipping migrants to Sudan—patriots are nodding, relieved that Trump’s border team dodged this risky move.
A new RFK Jr. report sounds the alarm: kids today might not outlive their parents, even with soaring healthcare spending—conservatives are calling for real fixes, not more waste.
Health Tip
Grab some salmon tonight—omega-3s keep you sharp to demand better healthcare solutions.
