Federal workers are feeling the pressure as President Trump’s agenda gains momentum. The Department of Health and Human Services offered a “voluntary separation incentive payment” to employees, while the Department of Homeland Security has started using polygraph tests to find leakers. Many federal workers, including veterans, are struggling with mental health issues due to firings and buyout efforts.
Tech mogul Elon Musk is facing backlash as his electric-car company Tesla has been targeted in acts of vandalism. As Musk becomes more involved in federal affairs, Tesla has seen a decline in sales, despite growing interest in electric vehicles in Europe.
In the UK, a spy ring operating out of a rundown seaside resort has been found guilty of conspiracy to spy. The group orchestrated espionage operations for the Kremlin on a large scale, including honeytraps, kidnappings, and murder plots.
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick remains optimistic about the economy, disputing the possibility of a recession. He believes that Trump’s plans to grow the economy will prevent a downturn. However, there is uncertainty around a short-term funding bill to prevent a government shutdown, and Trump has indicated that a minerals deal with Ukraine may not be enough to restart aid.
Professional runners are turning to baking soda, known as sodium bicarbonate, to improve their performance and break world records. The use of this substance, including a system sold by a Swedish company, is becoming increasingly popular among elite athletes.
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