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🚨 WOW. A devastating blow to the so called “experts.” A new poll shows MASSIVE support across Latin America for Donald Trump arresting Nicolás Maduro. 87 percent Costa Rica. 78 percent Chile. 77 percent Colombia. 76 percent Panama. 74 percent Peru. 61 percent Argentina. 60 percent Ecuador. 52 percent...

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Ghana’s economy has truly found its rhythm again. Real GDP surged by 6.3 percent in the first half of 2025, up from 5.1 percent last year, powered by a revitalised agriculture sector, a booming services industry, easing inflation, and renewed business confidence across the country. Even more encouraging is the 7.8 percent growth in non-oil GDP, a clear sign that Ghana’s momentum is now being fuelled by the strength and creativity of our own domestic production. The services sector is roaring back to life, jumping 8.8 percent, with ICT skyrocketing by 17.2 percent, finance and insurance rising 9.5 percent, and education expanding 14.9 percent. Agriculture, our anchor of stability, accelerated to 6.0 percent growth, doubling last year’s pace, while cocoa made a remarkable comeback from a 21.4 percent slump to 2.8 percent growth! On the demand side, households are spending again, with consumption up 8.2 percent—proof of rising confidence. Government spending has cooled to 3.7 percent, signalling firm fiscal discipline, while exports jumped 11.5 percent on the back of gold, cocoa, and non-traditional exports. This is the kind of growth that creates jobs, lifts incomes, restores hope, and builds lasting prosperity for all.
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Ghana’s economy has truly found its rhythm again. Real GDP surged by 6.3 percent in the first half of 2025, up from 5.1 percent last year, powered by a revitalised agriculture sector, a booming services industry, easing inflation, and renewed business confidence across the country. Even more encouraging is the 7.8 percent growth in non-oil GDP, a clear sign that Ghana’s momentum is now being fuelled by the strength and creativity of our own domestic production. The services sector is roaring back to life, jumping 8.8 percent, with ICT skyrocketing by 17.2 percent, finance and insurance rising 9.5 percent, and education expanding 14.9 percent. Agriculture, our anchor of stability, accelerated to 6.0 percent growth, doubling last year’s pace, while cocoa made a remarkable comeback from a 21.4 percent slump to 2.8 percent growth! On the demand side, households are spending again, with consumption up 8.2 percent—proof of rising confidence. Government spending has cooled to 3.7 percent, signalling firm fiscal discipline, while exports jumped 11.5 percent on the back of gold, cocoa, and non-traditional exports. This is the kind of growth that creates jobs, lifts incomes, restores hope, and builds lasting prosperity for all.

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A man sends lizard saliva to 23andMe for a DNA ancestry test. The result showed that his lizard is 48 percent West Asian and 51 percent Ashkenazi Jewish😳
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A man sends lizard saliva to 23andMe for a DNA ancestry test. The result showed that his lizard is 48 percent West Asian and 51 percent Ashkenazi Jewish😳

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Advice that the great Skip Prosser gave a young Mark Schmidt “10 percent of the game is x and o’s, 90 percent of the game is getting kids to play hard for you”

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"Walmart announced. that the cost of their standard Thanksgiving meal is 25 percent lower than just one year ago. That's a big deal. According to the USDA, the price of Thanksgiving turkey is down 33 percent from its Biden-era highs. Potatoes are down 13 percent. Ham is down 15 percent compared to last Thanksgiving. So we are down to a level that we haven't seen in a long time. Egg prices are down 86 percent since March. And gasoline will soon be hovering around $2 a gallon"
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"Walmart announced. that the cost of their standard Thanksgiving meal is 25 percent lower than just one year ago. That's a big deal. According to the USDA, the price of Thanksgiving turkey is down 33 percent from its Biden-era highs. Potatoes are down 13 percent. Ham is down 15 percent compared to last Thanksgiving. So we are down to a level that we haven't seen in a long time. Egg prices are down 86 percent since March. And gasoline will soon be hovering around $2 a gallon"

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Zelensky: Have our arguments been heard? We very much hope so. Have they agreed with us? Not fully—not yet. That is precisely why, for now, we speak of ninety percent, not one hundred percent, readiness of a peace agreement.
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🚨 BREAKING: The Iranian regime is furious as the scale of the damage keeps getting worse and President Trump is not backing down. Iranian missile attacks have collapsed by about 90 percent, drone attacks have dropped around 83 percent, roughly 80 percent of Iran’s air defense systems have been destroyed, and more than 60 percent of its ballistic missile launchers are already gone. The regime that spent decades threatening the world is now watching its military power get dismantled piece by piece. 🔥
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IT’S OFFICIAL🚨Virginia is moving forward with a map that leaves just ONE Republican congressional seat and TEN Democrats. 47 percent of Virginia voted for Donald Trump and they’re being handed 9 percent of the representation. That’s not democracy. That’s rigging the system. This is madness. The courts must strike this down. And Florida needs to redraw immediately.
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IT’S OFFICIAL🚨Virginia is moving forward with a map that leaves just ONE Republican congressional seat and TEN Democrats. 47 percent of Virginia voted for Donald Trump and they’re being handed 9 percent of the representation. That’s not democracy. That’s rigging the system. This is madness. The courts must strike this down. And Florida needs to redraw immediately.

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