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The Trump administration on Wednesday announced a partnership between the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) that will focus on research looking into the “root causes of autism spectrum disorder.”

According to a press release, the partnership will enable research into claims data, electronic medical records and consumer wearables.

The research partnership will draw from CMS’s Research Data Disclosure Program, looking at autism diagnosis trends over time, health outcomes from certain interventions, access to care disparities and the economic burden on families and the healthcare system.

A study published last year by Drexel University found there were 846,350 autistic Medicaid enrollees in 2016.
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JUST IN: The Federal Reserve said Wednesday it will hold interest rates steady as the US economy begins to show the effects of President Donald Trump’s haphazard trade war.

The central bank kept its benchmark lending rate unchanged at a range of 4.25% to 4.5%, extending a holding pattern that began in January. Officials have said it’s best to wait on the sidelines for data to show how the US economy is responding to Trump’s significant policy changes, which have unsettled American consumers and businesses.

The Federal Reserve’s decision to keep rates unchanged for the third meeting in a row was unanimous. This comes after two Fed officials dissented to majority decisions, each at different meetings, last year.
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Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-FL) on Wednesday proposed legislation to eliminate the intelligence community’s surveillance tools that “erode” Americans’ civil liberties.

“For over two decades, rogue actors within our U.S. intelligence agencies have used the PATRIOT Act to create the most sophisticated, unaccountable surveillance apparatus in the Western world,” Luna said in a written statement to Breitbart News.

Luna introduced the American Privacy Restoration Act, a bill that would repeal the USA PATRIOT Act, a sweeping September 11th, 2001 terrorist bill that drastically expanded government surveillance.

Elizabeth Goitein, Senior Director for the Liberty & National Security program at the Brennan Center for Justice, described how the post-9/11 law dramatically increased warrantless surveillance of Americans’ communications:
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Interesting headline….

https://nypost.com/2025/05/07/us-news/us-experiences-1000-air-traffic-control-failures-each-week-insiders/

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“North Carolina Is The Heart Of The Deep State” Mike Benz Examines Sen. Tillis Remarks Disputing Fedsurrection

America’s intelligence leaders were directed last week to focus on learning more about Greenland’s independence movement and attitudes toward a greater US presence to support President Trump’s bid to convince residents of the world’s largest island to join the United States.

The classified “collection emphasis” instructions, first reported by the Wall Street Journal, ordered agency chiefs to use spies and electronic tools to identify Greenlandic and Danish supporters of Trump’s goals, and to learn more about Greenland’s secession movement and attitudes toward US resource extraction.

Trump, 78, has openly urged Greenlanders to end centuries of association with Denmark and join the US, but the new revelation threatens to undermine the effort by inflaming local sentiment.
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Black smoke appears from Sistine Chapel - No pope has yet been chosen.

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1/4 With talk of the suspension of Habeas Corpus & The reopening of Alcatraz, now is a good time to revisit an important date - November 27, 2020.

While all eyes were on the stolen election, Trump quietly reinstated the use of firing squads, electrocution and poison gas as methods for federal executions.

Do we believe this was done for no reason?

Why didn't "Biden" reverse these regulations?

Connect the dots. Scroll down and lets look at what Q told us about enemy combatants and Gunatanamo Bay.... its all connected 👇

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2/4 🟨 Q 2523 Contains alot...lets go step by step:

Firstly, the drop highlights text about Justice Kavanaugh's confirmation, noting the line of questioning by Lindsey Graham about the use of Military Tribunals for US Citizens identified as enemy combatants.

It further highlights a 2018 http://Military.com article that discusses the $200 million spent by Trump on new construction at Guantanamo Bay.

Note the article highlights the location of new troop barracks across from MCDONALDS

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Next, Q 2523 highlights an article about 100 members of the 305th Military Police Company being deployed to Guantanamo Bay.

Yet we have been told for years that only 15 prisoners remain in Guantanamo Bay. If that's true, why do we need 100 Military Police there?

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3/5 Next, Q 2523 highlights another 2018 article that outlines how the Pentagon delivered "new guidelines on transferring detainees to Guantanamo"

Once again, simple logic must ask, if there were truly no new prisoners being transferred to Gitmo, why would the Pentagon need to create new guidelines?

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4/5 Next, Q 2523 highlights another 2018 article that outlines how the Pentagon delivered "new guidelines on transferring detainees to Guantanamo"

Once again, simple logic must ask, if there were truly no new prisoners being transferred to Gitmo, why would the Pentagon need to create new guidelines?

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5/5 Lastly, Q 2523 highlights a DOJ letter linked originally in Q Drop 613 (big h/t to @truestormyjoe & @RealAbs1776 )

This June 27, 2002 memorandum from John C Yoo, Deputy Assistant Attorney General to Daniel Bryant, AGA of the Office of Legislative Affairs was asking a very pertinent question:

Does 18 USC 4001(a) prevents the Military Detention of United States Citizens?

The conclusion, based on SCOTUS precedent and the President's Article II Powers, was clear:

"There was no agreement in Congress that the law would reach enemy combatants or that section 4001(a) could regulate the President's authority as Commander in Chief to detain such individuals. The legislative history of section 4001(a), therefore, cannot be read to undermine our conclusion and the apparent conclusion of subsequent sessions of Congress, that subsection (a) does not apply to the detention of US Citizens held as enemy combatants by the US Armed Forces under the direction of the President in the exercise of his Constitutional authority as Commander in Chief."

Q gave us the roadmap 7 years ago.

Now it's all playing out for the public to see.

Nothing Can Stop What Is Coming

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So lemme get this right …

The same day Real ID goes into effect is the same day Anna Paulina Luna introduces articles to repeal The Patriot Act which is where Real ID came from in the first place.

And that’s supposed to be a coincidence?

Mmkay. Sure.

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