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➤ Early 2028 Republican primary polling shows a surprising shift in support between JD Vance and Donald Trump Jr. (Hear Results)

➤ More than 40% of commercial trucking schools are at risk of losing federal approval. (Hear Episode)

➤ Why are college freshmen struggling to do middle-school math? (Listen Now)

➤ President Trump said he’s terminating all documents that former President Biden signed using an autopen, including the pardons given to Biden’s family and government officials, calling them invalid. (More)

➤ Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-Texas), one of the most conservative Democrats in Congress, says he plans to run for reelection—still as a Democrat—after President Trump on Wednesday pardoned him. Cuellar had been indicted in 2024 on charges of bribery and money laundering. (See Details)

➤ Federal agents launched a new operation in New Orleans, dubbed Operation Catahoula Crunch, to target “criminal illegal aliens roaming free thanks to sanctuary policies,” officials announced Wednesday. (More)

➤ Federal immigration raids were underway on Wednesday in the Twin Cities as officials ramped up investigations into a $1 billion COVID-aid fraud network tied to Somali-run nonprofits. (More)

Bitcoin is Down 30%. Meanwhile, These Tokens You’ve Never Heard of Went Up 1,000%+

While your portfolio has bled these past few months, a handful of digital assets have quietly gone parabolic.

You may not have heard of them. Few know how to access them.

By the time most assets hit Coinbase, the gains are over.

Hedge funds and institutions access tokens in Native Markets. These are decentralized exchanges where coins trade for pennies before retail investors even know they exist.

They buy low. Then they list on Coinbase. You buy high. They exit. You hold the bag.

Solana traded at $0.95 in Native Markets. By the time it hit Coinbase, it was $44.45. That’s a 4,679% markup retail investors paid.

Most people think bear markets mean there are no opportunities. That’s what they want you to think.

In the past three weeks alone, while Bitcoin crashed, Native Markets produced:

• FOLKS: 300% gains
• TRADOOR: 303% gains
• YOOLDO: 220% gains

These aren’t lucky picks. This is a system.

Tan Gera, a former Wall Street CFA, built a system that identifies these opportunities every single week.

His system has achieved an 86% win rate over the past two years. Not because he’s predicting the future, but because he’s accessing the same markets institutions do before retail can pile in.

Over 3,500 investors are now using his system to access the Native Markets.

Do you want to keep paying the 4,000%+ markup? Or get in where the real money is made?

Watch the free training: How to access Native Markets before Coinbase →

➤ High school football recruits from around the country put pen to paper yesterday during National Signing Day. The biggest surprise was top-ranked quarterback Jared Curtis switching his commitment from Georgia—where he’d been committed since May—to Vanderbilt. (More)

➤ Meanwhile, the nation’s No. 1 recruit, Lamar Brown, will likely push off his signing decision until the winter. Brown is verbally committed to LSU, but was initially recruited by the now-fired head coach, Brian Kelly. (More)

➤ No. 4 Duke defeated No. 15 Florida with a game-winning basket by Isaiah Evans with 19 seconds left in the game. Freshman forward Cam Boozer led all scorers with 29 points for the Blue Devils. (See Highlight)

➤ The Los Angeles Clippers abruptly cut ties with point guard Chris Paul, who announced the news on social media at 3 a.m. yesterday. Paul had previously said that this was his final NBA season. (More)

➤ Yesterday’s Results: NBA | NHL | NCAAM | NCAAW | Soccer

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Rare Hallmark Keepsake ornaments can be worth thousands, with a 2013 Christmas at Kirlin’s ornament fetching over $2,000 and a recalled 2020 Scarlett O’Hara ornament valued at $2,000. (See Ornaments)

Can your dog eat Christmas dinner? Plain turkey, carrots, green beans, and pumpkin are safe, but chocolate, cooked bones, grapes, onions, garlic, and high-fat gravy can cause toxicity or pancreatitis requiring emergency vet care. (See Guide)

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Daily Market Report   12/03/2025

➤ Big Stock Move: American Eagle stock rose 15% on Wednesday after reporting fourth-quarter sales that far exceeded what analysts had anticipated following the controversy over its jeans ad featuring actress Sydney Sweeney. (More)

➤ San Francisco officials sued Kraft, Mondelez, Coca-Cola, and other processed-food companies, accusing them of sickening California residents with addictive and harmful products. The lawsuit accuses the companies of violating California laws on public nuisance and deceptive marketing. (See Details)

➤ The Food and Drug Administration is warning consumers to check all their shredded cheese after an Ohio-based company recalled 1.5 million bags of cheese products distributed to 31 states for potentially containing metal fragments. (See Products)

➤ President Trump said Tuesday he’s considering adopting Australia’s mandatory retirement savings system, which requires employers to contribute a minimum of 12% of workers’ pay to locked retirement accounts. (More)

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While Bitcoin Crashed 30%, These Tokens Went Up 300%

Over the past three weeks, FOLKS has increased by 300%. TRADOOR is up 303%. YOOLDO is up 220%. You’ve never heard of them. But by the time they hit Coinbase, the run will be over. Institutions access the Native Markets, where tokens trade for pennies before retail investors are aware of their existence. They buy early. List on Coinbase. You buy late. They exit.

Solana was $0.95 in Native Markets before listing at $44.45 on Coinbase. A 4,679% markup.

A former Wall Street CFA tracks these opportunities every week with an 86% win rate. Over 3,500 investors are using his system to access the same markets hedge funds do.

Watch the free training: How to access Native Markets →

➤ The shingles vaccine reduced the risk of dementia by 20% in vaccinated adults, according to a Stanford University study, and appeared to slow disease progression in those already diagnosed. (See Details)

➤ China’s first reusable rocket, Zhuque-3, successfully reached orbit on its debut flight on Wednesday, but exploded in a dramatic fireball during landing when the first-stage booster lost an engine during its burn, landing near the recovery pad. (Watch Video)

➤ Divers off Bali were treated to a rare sighting of an electric-blue ribbon eel gracefully undulating through Indonesian waters near the popular diving destination. (See Eel)

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➤ The emoticon 🙂 was invented in 1982 at Carnegie Mellon after a fake mercury elevator contamination warning joke was taken seriously, prompting a computer scientist to propose sideways smiley faces to distinguish jokes from serious posts. (See Detail)

➤ Vintage Christmas side dishes making a comeback include green beans almondine, oyster dressing dating back to an 1880s German recipe, Danish red cabbage, and duchess potatoes. (See Sides)

➤ Here’s a compilation of 50 fascinating historical photos, revealing moments lost to time through rare black-and-white images. (See Photos)

➤ Your body’s supposed to flush out excess water through urine. But when this one hormone goes haywire, it does the opposite. It shoves fluid down into your legs like a broken faucet dumping water into your ankles, feet, and calves. The swelling, the tight shoes, and the sleepless nights are all “thanks” to this rogue “pee hormone”. Luckily, a U.S. doctor just discovered how to bring it back under control in just 7 seconds. See how to reset the “pee hormone” here: This overactive “pee hormone” forces water into your legs. (What to Do)

➤ A raccoon was found passed out in an Ashland, Virginia, liquor store bathroom after ransacking shelves and drinking multiple types of alcohol, with officials releasing the “very intoxicated” animal after a few hours sobering up back to the wild. (See Details)

➤ A new Instagram trend has influencers adding AI-generated animals, such as deer, tigers, and Dalmatians, to their photos, blurring the line between real and fake and raising concerns about trust and authenticity online. (See Trend)

➤ A New York townhouse featuring an 83-foot transparent rock climbing wall—possibly the world’s tallest private climbing wall—is listed for $20 million after an architect spent a decade renovating the 1925 property. (See Townhome)

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Does tinsel belong on a Christmas tree?

1. Yes
2. No
3. Only if you don’t mind the mess.

Yesterday’s Results:

Do you check the expiration date on food before you buy it?

1. Yes: 44%
2. No: 15%
3. Sometimes: 32%
4. Only before I eat it: 9%

Today’s Trivia

Why are fire hydrants different colors? 

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