🟢 BOMBSHELL UPDATE: J6 Pipe-Bmber Identified

Hey friends,

Noah here with your Saturday night Newsletter.

I’ve heard that many of you like my bullet point summary of what’s in the nightly report, so let’s try it again here:

• Evidence in the January 6 pipe-device case is now converging around one person — and the timeline of their movements is the part nobody is talking about.

• The latest Supreme Court ruling didn’t just favor Trump — it quietly repositions how presidential authority gets interpreted going forward.

• A judicial panel just stopped the investigation into the man who targeted Stephen Miller’s family — raising a larger question about selective enforcement.

• A simple nighttime reset routine is gaining traction because it appears to calm the nervous system instead of forcing sleep.

• A state lawmaker who once became a media symbol has now admitted guilt in a case involving minors that national outlets largely ignored.

• Former intelligence sources are hinting that Trump is preparing a foreign-policy shift that could unsettle long-standing global assumptions.

• A street preacher in the UK was detained for quoting scripture in public — and the legal basis used may set a new precedent for speech in open spaces.

• Canada’s central bank has acknowledged something unusual: the decline in living standards may now be structural, not temporary.

• A proposal for ultra-long mortgages (up to 50 years) is being shaped — a change that could redefine what “owning a home” means for younger generations.

• Observers noticed signs of physical strain in Trump at a recent gathering — and the conversation has quietly shifted to who steps in if needed.

• A Navy project exploring human resilience and cognitive optimization is resurfacing — after being pushed aside when it conflicted with pharmaceutical interests.

Please enjoy:

Noah's Nightly Newsletter - 11/8/25

Your friend,

Noah

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