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MAGA insiders are increasingly endorsing solar energy, a notable shift from prior criticisms.
Prominent allies say solar is essential for U.S. competitiveness and energy affordability.
Energy Secretary Chris Wright questioned, then acknowledged, a commercial role for solar on the grid.
The shift ties solar growth to broader concerns over AI data centers and local energy costs.
Trump signaled renewed energy policy emphasis in response to energy affordability concerns.
The report frames the solar shift as strategic for national competitiveness and grid reliability.
Former posture toward solar as a policy target has evolved among several GOP figures.
The piece notes a broader media reference from The Washington Post about the shift.
Solar energy’s perceived value is linked to national security and economic concerns.
The article frames opponents' fears about solar as connected to AI and energy demand.

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Musk reiterates a carnivore-leaning diet centered on meat and eggs, with mornings starting the day on steak and eggs paired with black coffee.
Lunch is often skipped or kept very light because the heavy breakfast leaves Musk feeling full.
His dinner choice hinges on social context, with a cheeseburger cited as his favorite meal when asked about preferred cuisine.
The carnivore approach excludes fruits, vegetables, and carbohydrates, aligning with a keto-like energy strategy that emphasizes protein.
Musk recalls enjoying luxurious foods in the past but notes such indulgences can slow him down during busy days.
Musk has recently expressed liking Hawaiian pizza as another indulgence, illustrating the range of his appetite.
From a metabolic perspective, the diet is linked to ketosis, as the body shifts to fat-derived energy and ketones.
The piece notes Musk's high-profile influence in tech and public life persists despite dietary quirks.
The interview context remains the Katie Miller podcast, where Musk discusses a carnivore-style diet and related lifestyle choices.
The new reference adds a specific spotlight on Musk’s favorite dish of all time, reinforcing the cheeseburger as a symbolic choice.

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Sean Hannity says a 2028 Trump campaign is unlikely, citing constitutional limits.
Hannity cites the 22nd Amendment in discussing potential limits on a third-term bid.
He warns that Trump’s rules can change, reflecting uncertainty about future decisions.
Hannity criticizes mainstream media while endorsing openness about voting.
The interview with Katie Miller is part of a podcast episode set for release at 6 p.m. ET.
The NY Post highlights exclusive clip material tied to Miller’s podcast.
Hannity frames his commentary within a broader critique of media narratives.
The report summarizes Hannity’s stance as part of a larger discussion on Trump’s political future.
The article notes the interview is part of Miller’s podcast, with the episode featuring new material.
The piece situates Hannity’s remarks within a broader media and political context.

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