Make COKE Great Again?!

Trump racks up three major wins: Coca-Cola may ditch corn syrup for cane sugar, aligning with his MAHA agenda; the Senate passed his $9.4 B spending clawback, gutting NPR, PBS and foreign aid; and he torched California’s $135 B high‑speed rail debacle, pulling $4 B in federal funds from what he called a “train to nowhere.” Meanwhile, headlines spotlight a $20 M anti‑Trump protest scheme, a Venezuelan gang arrest in Michigan, and the closure of two gender clinics for minors.

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TRUMP SALUTES COKE FOR RETURNING TO CANE SUGARAnother win for MAHA. President Trump says Coca‑Cola will ditch corn syrup and bring back real cane sugar in U.S. bottles. The company hasn’t confirmed it yet, but Trump claims it’s happening—proof that America‑first health is catching on.
WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING THE SENATE PASSED THE CLAWBACK OF $9.4 B IN UNSPENT FUNDSThe Senate backed Trump’s move to claw back $9 B in bloated spending—slashing woke foreign aid and more than a billion from NPR and PBS. Collins and Murkowski sided with Democrats, but Trump called their bluff. Draining the swamp looks like this.Watch the clip
Trump pulls plug on California’s high‑speed rail boondoggleTrump stripped nearly $4 B in unspent federal funds from the long‑delayed, over‑budget rail project. Costs ballooned past $128 B with little track laid. Gov. Newsom vows to keep building and threatens legal action.