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Today’s mid-day edition dives into Sweden’s skyrocketing energy prices and James Comer’s bold fight against deep state secrecy.

It Costs $5 to Shower in Sweden as Green Energy Prices Soar

Green energy policies in Sweden are making waves—literally—as residents face astronomical costs for basic utilities like taking a shower. The country’s push for renewables has led to energy shortages and skyrocketing prices, with some households paying as much as $5 per shower.

Critics argue the policies have backfired, creating unnecessary burdens on citizens while failing to achieve meaningful environmental goals. As Sweden grapples with these challenges, the world watches to see if its experiment can offer valuable lessons—or cautionary tales. (Read more)

James Comer Declares War on Deep State Cover-Ups

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer has launched an aggressive campaign to expose what he calls the deep state’s efforts to hide critical information from the American public. Comer has vowed to investigate everything from classified documents to political interference in high-profile cases.

Supporters praise Comer for his transparency-focused agenda, while critics accuse him of grandstanding. The battle between Comer and entrenched government secrecy is shaping up to be a defining issue in 2025. (Read more)

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