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Duke University MD Reveals The #1 Green Juice to Drink Daily if You Have High Blood Pressure
It’s green… it’s hydrating… and it’s one of the cheapest juices you can make.
Just $3… and you’ll have all you need for the week.
Science shows this green juice actually works as well as a common ACE inhibitor drug.
This juice is totally natural - you avoid the nasty side effects of a prescription pill.
According to new research from the University of Illinois…
Drink this green juice once a day - and watch the look of shock on your doctor’s face the next time he checks your blood pressure.
>> This is the #1 best juice to help lower your blood pressure
Trump Endorses Steve Hilton While Democrats Split Their Vote in California Governor’s Race
President Trump just handed Steve Hilton his complete and total endorsement for California governor, and the timing couldn’t be more strategic. The former Fox host now carries Trump’s full backing in what might be the most consequential gubernatorial race in decades. Not because California suddenly turned red overnight, but because the Democrats are doing what they do best: cannibalizing themselves while Republicans watch with popcorn.
Illinois Governor Demands Trump Officials Testify Over Immigration Enforcement Operations
Courage, as they say, is not always found in the same place twice. And these days in Illinois, the definition of courage seems to depend entirely on which side of the immigration enforcement debate you find yourself standing.
Around America
DeSantis signs Florida law to label groups as terrorists and expel student supporters
Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a sweeping law allowing Florida to label certain groups as terrorist organizations and punish students who support them. Backers say it’s about safety, while critics warn it could chill free speech on college campuses.
Two more pharmaceutical companies, Abbvie and Genentech, to officially launch on TrumpRx
AbbVie and Genentech are joining the Trump-backed “TrumpRx” program, offering discounted medications to uninsured and cash-paying patients. The effort aims to cut drug costs, though questions remain about how much it helps insured Americans.
Appeals court lets Iowa enforce book ban and restrictions on LGBTQ+ topics in K-6 classes
A federal appeals court is allowing Iowa to enforce limits on LGBTQ-related instruction in early grades as legal challenges play out. Supporters call it age-appropriate policy, while opponents argue it restricts speech and harms students.
Oklahoma City police officers placed on leave over April Fools’ Day 911 call to dispatchers
Oklahoma City officers are under investigation after a fake April Fools’ call about a baby thrown from a car triggered a major police response. The incident has raised concerns about misuse of emergency systems and public trust.