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Department of State @StateDept - Video: PRESIDENT TRUMP: We informed other countries that if they build their plants in the U.S. and hire our great American workers, there is no tariff. Factories are now pouring back into the country.
https://x.com/StateDept/status/2050330031050604895

Department of War @DeptofWar - PRECISION TRAINING DRIVES LETHALITY
@USArmy Rangers build disciplined, mission-ready forces in Dahlonega, Georgia
https://x.com/DeptofWar/status/2050304249897349159

Department of War @DeptofWar - Video: We find our enemies and we eliminate them. This week in history elite operators delivered final justice to the mastermind of 9/11.
Combined with our World War II victory at the Coral Sea the lesson is absolute. The American warfighter is the most lethal force on the planet.
https://x.com/DeptofWar/status/2050269713821847931

Diary of Abandonment @thequeenofrust - I spend a lot of time studying Google Maps. Today it led me to a town in New Mexico with a name that made me stop and look twice: Truth or Consequences.
In the late 1800s it was known as Palomas Hot Springs.
It was incorporated as Hot Springs in 1916, becoming a popular resort town.
In 1950, the NBC Radio quiz show ‘Truth or Consequences’ was celebrating its 10th anniversary. The host of the show announced he would broadcast a live special from the first U.S. town that renamed itself after the show.
Hot Springs residents and officials saw this as a chance for free publicity and to differentiate their town. A special election was held March 31, 1950, and the town name was changed by unanimous vote.