Leadership Change - Coca-Cola announces a US citizen as its new CEO, which is notable given Trump's "America First" agenda [1] Geopolitical Context - The appointment is described as an "unusual move" in the context of Trump's "America First" policies [1]

If a goal of the “America First” agenda is to husband resources by withdrawing from the world, then an “Americas First” strategy that maximises America’s influence in its home region is logical. What makes less sense is how Donald Trump is going about it https://t.co/GUZZduHvo2 ...

Core Points - The U.S. House of Representatives passed H.R. 3174, the Made in America Manufacturing Finance Act, which will increase the SBA's loan limit for small manufacturers from $5 million to $10 million [1][2] - The legislation aims to support small manufacturers, who constitute 98% of U.S. manufacturers, by providing them with more capital to meet rising demand [2] - The SBA's Made in America Manufacturing Initiative includes efforts to cut regulations, expand access to capital, and promote a skilled manufacturing workforce [2][3] Group 1 - The Made in America Manufacturing Finance Act is sponsored by Congressman Roger Williams and is seen as a step towards enhancing the competitiveness of small manufacturers [1][2] - The SBA has launched initiatives such as the Make Onshoring Great Again Portal to assist small manufacturers in relocating supply chains domestically [3] - The SBA will waive most upfront fees for small manufacturers in Fiscal Year 2026 to encourage investment in U.S. production [3] Group 2 - Administrator Kelly Loeffler emphasized the importance of the legislation in supporting American jobs and industry [2] - The Act aligns with the broader goals of the SBA to rebuild industrial dominance in the U.S. [2] - The collaboration between the House and Senate on this legislation reflects a bipartisan effort to strengthen the industrial base of the country [2]

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)The podcasters didn't have them on because their listeners, like voters, don't want them. Try nominating candidates who actually understand and support the America First agenda, and voters will flock to them just as they flock to the podcasts. ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)The podcasters didn't have them on because their listeners, like voters, don't want them. Try nominating candidates who actually understand and support the America First agenda, and voters will flock to them just as they flock to the podcasts. ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)The podcasters didn't have them on because their listeners, like voters, don't want them. Try nominating candidates who actually understand and support the America First agenda, and voters will flock to them just as they flock to the podcasts. ...

The podcasters didn't have them on because their listeners, like voters, don't want them. Try nominating candidates who actually understand and support the America First agenda, and voters will flock to them just as they flock to the podcasts.Dana Loesch (@DLoesch):Thank goodness so many podcast hosts spent so much time hosting and defending Nazi twinks rather than host Winsome Earle Sears, Jack Ciattarelli, or Jason Miyares (or even talk redistricting)! They were so helpful to the movement tonight! ...

US President Donald Trump’s plan to slap a $100,000 fee on H-1B visas is just one more reason to look for outperformance from India’s domestically exposed stocks, which are less vulnerable to the America First agenda https://t.co/7KwTH8u8vA ...

Political Commentary - The Republican Party is criticized for not fulfilling promises of limited government and an "America First" agenda, instead delivering bloated budgets and corporate handouts [1] - The Republican Party failed to stand for the principles they campaigned on [2] - Democrats are portrayed as promoting open borders, identity politics, and economic policies detrimental to the working class [2] Social Impact - Elon Musk is seen as amplifying voices and starting a new movement to fight for the people against the "swamp" [2]