Happy Tuesday, Patriots,

Global elites laughed at President Trump on the UN stage back in 2018.

Nobody’s laughing now.

Seven years later, Trump is back at the United Nations—and world leaders are lining up to court him. Once mocked as an outsider, he’s now shaping a new world order on his terms.

The UN has lost billions in U.S. funding, its credibility is crumbling, and foreign leaders know they need Trump’s respect to have a seat at the table. From Gaza to Ukraine to global trade, he’s rewriting the rules—and the swamp doesn’t like it one bit.

Trump’s message today is simple: America leads again, and it’s time for the UN to do its part.

Keep reading below for the rest of today’s top Trump news.

—Nick

In today’s email:
🔔 Trump Signs Order Declaring Antifa a Terrorist Organization
🧬 Trump Reveals Acetaminophen Link to Autism
📱 Trump Set to Approve TikTok Deal
🕊️ Hamas Letter to Trump Proposes Ceasefire
🏅 Trump Announces Medal of Freedom for Ben Carson

📱 iPhone 17 Is Coming. Here’s What Elon Thinks 📱

“Apple used to really bring out products that would blow people’s minds.” Those are Elon Musk’s words.

Today, Apple’s strategy looks less like innovation and more like repetition. But a new smartphone company is stepping up to deliver the mind-blowing moments we've been missing.

Turning smartphones from an expense into an income stream, Mode Mobile has already helped users earn and save $325M+ and achieved a staggering 32,481% revenue growth rate over three years. Uber did it to taxis, Airbnb did it to hotels…And now, Mode Mobile is doing it to the $500 billion smartphone industry.

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Mode Mobile recently received its ticker reservation with Nasdaq ($MODE), indicating an intent to IPO in the next 24 months. An intent to IPO is no guarantee that an actual IPO will occur.

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✅TRACKING TRUMP✅

Curated by Mike Luso

President Trump has officially signed the executive order designating Antifa as a domestic terrorist organization. While the left-wing media continues its attempt to portray them as “peaceful protesters,” Americans can finally take comfort in knowing that this administration is confronting far-left violence head-on. Following the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk, this decisive action makes it clear: groups that thrive on chaos and hatred will no longer be tolerated.

At the same time, the Trump administration is making headlines with a bold new health revelation. Under the leadership of RFK Jr. at HHS, researchers have identified a potential link between Tylenol use and autism, a finding already sparking intense debate across the political spectrum. Critics are furious, but Trump remains focused on his promise to “Make America Healthy Again,” even if it means ruffling feathers and challenging powerful interests.

Check out all the latest developments and more below!

🔔 Trump Designates Antifa a Terrorist Organization 🔔

President Trump has formally signed an executive order designating Antifa as a domestic terrorist organization, directing federal agencies to investigate, disrupt, and dismantle the group's operations. The executive order describes Antifa as "a militarist, anarchist enterprise that explicitly calls for the overthrow of the United States Government, law enforcement authorities, and our system of law." Trump's directive instructs federal agencies to utilize all applicable authorities to investigate and prosecute those connected to Antifa, including individuals who provide material support to the organization.

The order accuses Antifa of using illegal means to organize and execute a campaign of violence and terrorism nationwide, including riots, assaults on Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers, and coordinated efforts to obstruct federal law enforcement. According to the executive order, Antifa deliberately targets and recruits young Americans before radicalizing them to engage in violent acts and suppress political activity. The designation allows authorities to act against "any person claiming to act on behalf of Antifa, or for which Antifa or any person claiming to act on behalf of Antifa provided material support."

Trump had previewed the move last week in a Truth Social post, calling Antifa "a sick, dangerous, radical left disaster." White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller pledged to use "the whole of the federal government to target and dismantle the organized left-wing domestic terrorist movement in the United States." The designation comes less than two weeks after the assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University.

Authorities reported that ammunition casings recovered from the suspected weapon used in Kirk's killing were inscribed with Antifa-related slogans, including "Hey fascist! Catch!" and the chorus of "Bella Ciao," an anthem associated with communist partisans and later adopted by Antifa groups worldwide. Utah authorities confirmed that the suspect, 22-year-old Tyler Robinson, confessed to the shooting, and prosecutors have filed seven charges while seeking the death penalty. Robinson justified the attack by citing the "hatred" he accused Kirk of spreading, according to investigators.

Speaking to reporters earlier this month, Trump accused Antifa participants of being "professional agitators" in response to the administration's immigration enforcement efforts. Trump stated that Antifa members were "throwing bricks at cars of the ICE and Border Patrol" and described their actions as "really subversive." The president emphasized that these were crimes rather than protests and called for jail time for participants.

The executive order acknowledges questions about defining Antifa by noting that the group uses "elaborate means and mechanisms to shield the identities of its operatives" and hide funding sources while recruiting new members. Antifa, short for "anti-fascist," is a decentralized movement without a designated leader, membership structure, or formal organization. The movement claims to oppose fascism, white supremacy, and far-right extremism, though participants have been criticized for using doxxing, violence, and intimidation tactics.

The designation has drawn international support, with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán announcing that his administration would also classify Antifa as a terrorist organization, citing Trump's leadership. Orbán highlighted a 2023 incident in which Antifa activists allegedly used hammers to attack attendees of a memorial event in Budapest. The Netherlands House of Representatives recently voted in favor of a similar motion, while France has begun proceedings to ban the Lyon-based La Jeune Garde Antifasciste.

The coordinated international response represents a significant escalation in governmental action against the loosely organized movement that has operated across Western democracies.

🍟 Quick Bite News 🍟

📺 Sinclair Broadcast Group announced it would preempt ABC's "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" when it returns Tuesday night despite Disney lifting the show's suspension, replacing it with news programming across its 30 ABC affiliate stations. Sinclair had previously joined Nexstar in pulling Kimmel's show last week after he made controversial comments regarding Charlie Kirk's alleged assassin. The company stated it would not return Kimmel's show to air until confident that appropriate steps have been taken to uphold broadcast standards, demanding Kimmel issue a direct apology to the Kirk family and make a meaningful personal donation to the family and Turning Point USA.

💊 Bristol Myers Squibb announced its new schizophrenia drug Cobenfy will launch in the United Kingdom at the same list price as in the U.S., making it the first pharmaceutical company to align U.S. and overseas pricing in a victory for Trump's push to end "foreign free-riding." Trump had implemented a Most Favored Nation policy whereby the United States would pay the same price as the nation that pays the lowest price anywhere in the world. BMS is prepared to walk away from the U.K. market if regulatory agencies refuse to purchase the drug at the same pricing offered in the U.S., stating they agree with the Trump Administration that other countries need to pay their fair share.

🚁 Jacob Samuel Winkler was arrested and charged with aiming a laser pointer at Marine One while it carried President Trump, a federal crime that carries a maximum sentence of five years in prison. Secret Service Officer Diego Santiago spotted Winkler, who was shirtless and talking to himself loudly, and when Santiago shined a flashlight to get a closer look, Winkler aimed the laser at the officer's face before pointing it toward the president’s helicopter. After being restrained, Winkler made statements including "I should apologize to Donald Trump" and later claimed he did not know it was illegal to point the laser at aircraft.

⚖️ The Supreme Court backed President Trump's decision to fire Biden-appointed FTC Commissioner Rebecca Slaughter in a 6-3 decision along ideological lines, temporarily maintaining her termination while setting oral arguments for the case in December. Trump fired Slaughter and another Democrat-appointed commissioner while the FTC Act says commissioners should only be fired for cause during their seven-year tenures. The case raises pivotal questions about Trump's ability to fire members of independent agencies as he pushes for a more unified executive branch, with legal experts speculating the conservative-leaning Supreme Court may narrow or reverse the 90-year-old precedent that previously limited presidential firing power.

📺 Former Vice President Kamala Harris called Trump a "tyrant" in her first interview since losing the 2024 election, lambasting American CEOs for what she deemed capitulation to Trump and describing them as "feckless" for remaining silent. Harris argued that she expected titans of industry to serve as guardrails for democracy but criticized them for not speaking out against Trump, ridiculing the idea that billionaires would lose their yachts or Hamptons houses if they opposed the president. She compared the current situation to dealing with communist dictators, stating "we are dealing with a tyrant" who is using the federal government to execute his whims because of a "fragile ego."

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