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E-mini Nasdaq-100 Overview – CME Group


E-mini Nasdaq-100 futures can serve as a cost-efficient proxy for trading Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Alphabet (Google), collectively known as the FANG stocks, individually. In nearly every trading scenario, NQ futures offer a more cost-efficient way to manage Nasdaq-100 exposure compared to ETFs.

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How fast is your download speed? In seconds, FAST.com’s simple Internet speed test will estimate your ISP speed.

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Flydubai attack suspect removed by another airline over extremist views


The pilot suspected of having attacked another pilot aboard a Tel Aviv-bound Flydubai flight was removed from a previous job at Oman’s national airline last year following concerns about his extremist views, according to two sources familiar with the matter. CNN’s Jeremy Diamond reports.


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Christa Pike remains alive after lethal injection attempt


Christa Pike was placed on a ventilator after two failed attempts of lethal injection. Gov. Bill Lee pauses all execution in the state.


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🇺🇸🇮🇷 The Army’s next strike missile can hit moving ships from a truck: Lockheed just got $1.2 billion to start building it The new version of the Precision Strike Missile fits two to a launch pod where the old ATACMS fit one, doubling what a single HIMARS truck can fire, and adds guidance to chase moving targets on land and at sea. The older ATACMS was already used against Iranian submarines sitting in port this year. A missile that can track a moving boat from a truck on shore is exactly what a fight around Hormuz demands, but $1.2 billion only starts production, and after seven months of draining stockpiles, the Army needs these by the thousands, and SOON. Source: MilitaryCom / Writer:


🇺🇸🇮🇷 The Army’s next strike missile can hit moving ships from a truck: Lockheed just got $1.2 billion to start building it

The new version of the Precision Strike Missile fits two to a launch pod where the old ATACMS fit one, doubling what a single HIMARS truck can fire, and adds guidance to chase moving targets on land and at sea.

The older ATACMS was already used against Iranian submarines sitting in port this year.

A missile that can track a moving boat from a truck on shore is exactly what a fight around Hormuz demands, but $1.2 billion only starts production, and after seven months of draining stockpiles, the Army needs these by the thousands, and SOON.

Source: MilitaryCom / Writer: Daniel
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‘Democrats Will Do Anything They Can To Stop ICE!’: Jim Banks Slams Dem Lawmakers On Senate Floor


During Senate floor remarks on Wednesday, Sen. Jim Banks (R-IN) slammed Democrats complaining about ICE.

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‘Very Bothersome’: Angus King Decries Use Of Reconciliation For Defense Spending


During a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on Tuesday, Sen. Angus King (R-ME) spoke about the use of reconciliation to fund certain kinds of defense spending.

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Mike Lee Praises New Bipartisan Affordability Bill As ‘Pro-Consumer’


During a press briefing today, Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) promoted the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act of 2026.

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We took NYC’s viral $60 bread to the streets


A $60 loaf of rye sourdough bread has sparked debate online and drawn crowds in Manhattan. Marisa Black, New York City correspondent for “Katie Pavlich Tonight,” hit the streets to ask people what they thought of the price tag and whether the bread lived up to the hype after tasting it themselves. The verdict? Most agreed it was good, but not everyone was ready to pay $60 for a loaf.

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Justice Department asks court to let Trump reinstate White House press ban