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AJ Palmer is a seasoned financial journalist and net worth specialist, known for his in-depth features and sharp market insights. A former foreign exchange strategist, Andrew brings over a decade of experience analyzing global markets, celebrity wealth, and high-profile business figures. His work blends data-driven research with human storytelling, making complex financial topics accessible to a broad audience. When he's not tracking the fortunes of billionaires or untangling offshore assets, Andrew contributes long-form features to top finance and legal publications.

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Senate Blocks DHS Funding as Immigration Delays and Shutdown Fears Hit Families

29th January 2026
Senate Blocks DHS Funding as Immigration Delays and Shutdown Fears Hit Families The decision happened in Washington, but the pressure is already being felt far beyond Capitol Hill. On Thursday, Senate Democrats blocked a funding package for the Department of Homeland Security, pushing the federal government closer to a partial shutdown just as immigration enforcement […]
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Deputy Sentenced to 20 Years for Killing Sonya Massey — Family Says Calling 911 Changed Everything

29th January 2026
Deputy Sentenced to 20 Years for Killing Sonya Massey — Family Says Calling 911 Changed Everything The sentence was final, but the impact isn’t. A former Illinois sheriff’s deputy has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for killing Sonya Massey, a 36-year-old woman who called 911 from her Springfield home asking for help. For […]
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Tom Homan Plans Immigration Drawdown in Minnesota — Families Wait in Uncertainty

29th January 2026
Tom Homan Plans Immigration Drawdown in Minnesota — Families Wait in Uncertainty The decision came from Washington, but the impact is landing block by block. White House border czar Tom Homan says federal immigration authorities are preparing an eventual drawdown of enforcement activity in Minnesota, a shift that immediately changes how thousands of residents think […]
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Pringles, Nutella, Cheerios Recalled After FDA Finds Rodent Contamination at Distribution Facility

29th January 2026
Pringles, Nutella, Cheerios Recalled After FDA Finds Rodent Contamination at Distribution Facility The trigger was regulatory, but the fallout is personal. A sweeping recall tied to a federal inspection has pulled thousands of everyday products off shelves after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration found rodent and bird waste at a distribution facility supplying stores […]
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The Supreme Court Just Made It Easier to Sue for Medical Malpractice in Federal Court

29th January 2026
The Supreme Court Just Made It Easier to Sue for Medical Malpractice in Federal Court For years, some patients faced a steep, quiet barrier before they could even begin a medical malpractice lawsuit. In certain states, filing a claim meant paying thousands of dollars upfront to secure an expert affidavit—before a judge ever looked at […]
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The Supreme Court Just Made It Harder to Get a New Trial — Even When Evidence Was Withheld

29th January 2026
The Supreme Court Just Made It Harder to Get a New Trial — Even When Evidence Was Withheld The decision itself was brief and unsigned, but its effects are anything but small. This week, the Supreme Court of the United States reversed a lower court ruling that would have granted a Maryland man a new […]
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Unsealed Autopsy Filing Puts New Pressure on Xana Kernodle’s Case—and Limits What Happens Next for Bryan Kohberger Before Trial

29th January 2026
Unsealed Autopsy Filing Puts New Pressure on Xana Kernodle’s Case—and Limits What Happens Next for Bryan Kohberger Before Trial The legal trigger arrived without a courtroom showdown: a newly unsealed filing that placed the autopsy details of Xana Kernodle back into public view. It mattered immediately, not because it moved the case closer to a […]
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Indonesia’s $80 Billion Market Shock Signals a Deeper Test of Capital Access

29th January 2026
Indonesia’s $80 Billion Market Shock Signals a Deeper Test of Capital Access Indonesia’s recent market rout was not driven by earnings risk, valuation compression, or a sudden deterioration in corporate fundamentals. It was driven by a far more sensitive variable in global capital markets: confidence in how easily capital can enter, move within, and exit […]
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Amy Klobuchar Enters Governor’s Race as Immigration Crackdowns Disrupt Work, Rent, and Family Routines

29th January 2026
Amy Klobuchar Enters Governor’s Race as Immigration Crackdowns Disrupt Work, Rent, and Family Routines On Wednesday morning, Amy Klobuchar formally launched a bid for Minnesota governor. The announcement landed during a moment when federal immigration enforcement has surged across the state, reshaping routines for thousands of households in real time. This isn’t an abstract campaign […]
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ICE Quietly Pulls Back in Minnesota, Leaving Families Uncertain What Comes Next

29th January 2026
ICE Quietly Pulls Back in Minnesota, Leaving Families Uncertain What Comes Next When federal power changes how it shows up on the street, people feel it long before courts or Congress weigh in. That is the situation unfolding in Minnesota this week, after internal guidance directed U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers to avoid engaging […]
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Nvidia Faces U.S. Scrutiny After AI Help Is Linked to China’s Military

29th January 2026
Nvidia Faces U.S. Scrutiny After AI Help Is Linked to China’s Military The world’s most valuable chipmaker is facing renewed scrutiny after a U.S. lawmaker revealed that Nvidia provided technical assistance to a Chinese artificial intelligence firm whose models were later used by China’s military. The disclosure has reignited fears in Washington that U.S. technology […]
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Trump Weighs Iran Strikes as Energy Prices and U.S. Credit Costs Head Higher

29th January 2026
Trump Weighs Iran Strikes as Energy Prices and U.S. Credit Costs Head Higher The prospect of renewed U.S. military action against Iran has pushed global capital markets into a familiar but dangerous posture: pricing risk before policy is finalised. President Donald Trump, according to multiple U.S. and regional sources, is weighing targeted strikes intended to […]
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