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President Donald Trump and his family are being protected from facing any tax audits or penalties for unpaid taxes as part of the settlement after Trump withdrew his $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS.

The one-page document signed by Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche was posted one day after the Justice Department revealed the creation of a $1.776 billion “anti-weaponization” fund, which critics warned will be used to pay out Trump allies using taxpayer dollars.

The vaguely worded document posted on Tuesday declares the IRS is “FOREVER BARRED and PRECLUDED” from “prosecuting or pursuing” all claims and “examinations” of Trump or “affiliated individuals” as well as related trusts and businesses.

The president’s sons, Don Jr. and Eric, along with the Trump Organization, were plaintiffs in the original lawsuit.

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Action, Crime & Thrillers-

​No Country for Old Men.

​The Gentlemen.

​The Hunt.

​American Made.

​War Dogs.

​Rebel Ridge.

​Hell or High Water.

​The Highwaymen.

​Arkansas.

​Monkey Man.

​Castle Falls.

Eddington.

Civil War.

All Dirt roads taste of salt.

Everything everywhere all at once.

Uncut gems.

Hereditary.

Green room.

Mississippi grind.

​Avengement.

The joker.

Saw.

Seven.

Shawhank redemption.

Wolf of Wallstreet.

Seven psychopaths.

Bone tomahawk.

The nice guys.

Sicario.

Wind River.

Prisoners.

Calibre.

Gone baby gone.

While everyone is watching tech earnings, a quiet crisis is unfolding in the Western US that could have massive ripple effects on consumer staples, protein producers, and regional credit.

​📈 The Data: A Market Explosion-

​Recent tracking across 60 markets shows that the freeze between buyers and sellers has officially cracked. Western buyers, driven by drought fears and low inventories, have entered a panic-buying phase.

​Colorado Timothy: $483/ton (Explosive growth)

​California Premium: $429/ton.

​Midwest Disparity: Prices in IA/IN are still hovering between $135–$380/ton, creating a massive regional arbitrage gap that won't last long as transport costs and demand equalize.

​🚜 The First Cutting Trap:

​In agriculture, the first cutting sets the tone for the season. This year, the data shows that waiting for prices to cool off has been a $200+/ton mistake for anyone West of Kansas.

​The logic is simple but brutal: Drought doesn't care about psychology. When you have a herd to feed, you are a "forced buyer." This is the definition of inelastic demand.

​⚠️ The Risk: Insolvency and The Sell-Off:

​We are starting to see the breaking point for animal owners.

A key anecdote from the field:

​A client who normally contracts 400 bales recently informed their supplier they can no longer afford the carry and are selling off their stock.

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​The Debt Loop: Farmers are taking on debt to cover feed costs.

​The Margin Compression: If the cost of the feed exceeds the eventual sale price of the livestock, the business is no longer viable.

​The Liquidation: We are likely heading toward a massive sell-off of herds. While this might temporarily drop meat prices due to oversupply, it leads to a long-term supply collapse and even higher prices down the road.

​📉 Stock Implications to Watch:

​Protein Producers (TSN, PPC): Watch for margin compression as feed costs rise and livestock supply becomes volatile.

​Farm Equipment (DE, AGCO): If farmers are going under or culling herds, the CAPEX for new machinery is the first thing to get cut.

​Consumer Staples: Expect sticky inflation at the grocery store. High hay prices today = expensive milk and beef tomorrow.

​TL;DR: The hay market is signaling a massive squeeze. Western farmers are panic-buying at $483/ton, and the insolvency of smaller producers is no longer a risk—it's starting to happen.

When the music stops in the hay field, the grocery store is the next place to feel the silence.

First negative EPS for $HIMS since Q3 2023 🩸

Missed EPS by a huge margin but raised FY2026 Sales Guidance.
EPS: $(0.40) vs $0.04 est.
REV: $608.104M vs $616.853M est.
-8%

$MARA Brutal Double Miss 🩸

EPS: $(3.31) vs $(1.69) est.

REV: $174.614M vs $179.152M est.

🟥 -3.96%