Afghan National's Bomb Plot, Trump's Workday, and Dell's $6.25 Billion Donation

Afghan National's Bomb Plot and Arrest

• 🇦🇫 An Afghan national in Texas, Muhammad Dahoud Alakazi, was arrested for allegedly plotting a suicide attack using a car or truck bomb.
• 📱 The suspect posted his plans on TikTok and Facebook, including a threat to use cooking oil favored by the Taliban to create an explosive device.
• 🗣️ Attorney General Pam Bondi stated the suspect explicitly said he came to the US to kill American citizens.
• ⚠️ A separate incident involved Ramanella Lackenwal, accused of attacking National Guard members in Washington D.C. and shouting "Alahu Akbar."

Dell's Historic Charitable Donation

• 💰 Michael and Susan Dell have committed $6.25 billion to establish "Trump accounts" for American children.
• 🏦 These savings accounts aim to help children aged 10 and under pay for education or buy a home after turning 18.
• 🚀 The program, originally part of President Trump's bill, will initially seed accounts with $250 for 25 million children in lower-income zip codes.
• 🤝 The Dells' donation is reportedly the largest single donation ever made to US children, with potential for further expansion and personal contributions from President Trump and other wealthy friends.

President Trump's Work Schedule Refuted

• 📊 Official logs contradict a New York Times report, showing President Trump worked approximately 50 hours per week during a specific 10-day period.
• ❌ The logs refute claims that the President was cutting back on his workload due to fatigue.
• 🗓️ On November 12th, the President had 32 meetings, including sessions with staffers, lawmakers, and a corporate executive, coinciding with a government shutdown vote.
• 🗣️ White House Press Secretary Caroline Levit defended the President, calling him "the most accessible president in history" and stating he takes meetings "around the clock."