Trump Sues IRS for $10B, Powell Out, Markets React

A $10B lawsuit, a new Fed chair, AI spending reality checks, and why gold just slid.

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From a massive lawsuit involving the Trump family and IRS, to a Fed leadership announcement, and AI spending finally getting judged on results, today’s stories cut straight to what moving markets.

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Trump, Sons and Trump Organization Sue IRS and Treasury for $10 Billion Over Tax Data Leak

A blockbuster lawsuit accusing federal agencies of failing to protect confidential tax data. The $10B figure alone makes this one of the most consequential legal fights involving the federal government in years — with political, legal, and market ripple effects investors shouldn’t ignore.

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Powell Out, Warsh In: What Trump’s Fed Pick Means for Rates and Markets

This is not a cosmetic change. Kevin Warsh’s nomination signals a potential reset in how the Fed approaches inflation, rates, and independence. Markets are already reacting — and rate-sensitive assets are paying attention.

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Gold and Silver Slide After Trump Taps Kevin Warsh as Next Fed Chair

Safe-haven assets took a hit as fears over Fed chaos eased. Gold and silver traders are recalibrating fast — and the move says a lot about how markets are viewing Trump’s growing influence over monetary policy.

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Wall Street Draws a Line on AI Spending: Meta Passes, Microsoft Falters

The AI honeymoon is ending. Investors are no longer rewarding hype — they want proof. Meta showed it. Microsoft didn’t. This split reaction tells you exactly how 2026 tech investing is going to work.

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Exxon and Chevron Have an Unlikely New Competitor

Energy giants like Exxon and Chevron are buying land in America's lithium hotspot. Now they've got a new neighbor. EnergyX has now acquired 35k gross acres in Southwest Arkansas, right next door. With tech that can recover 3X more lithium than traditional methods, they're aiming for America's lithium crown. General Motors already invested.

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