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After more than 230 years in circulation, the U.S. Mint in Philadelphia pressing the last

ever American penny.

U.S. treasurer Brandon Beach on hand for the historic moment as production of the one-cent

coins officially comes to an end.

The final two pennies going up for auction.

For better or worse, Trump is not in love with the status quo.

He just does things that other people that will, but this will cause a problem, but what

if that, but what if this and

what if a, the penny's dumb, get rid of it. Jerusalem's a capital Israel, we all know it.

Right. Lots of things like that. Yeah, most of it good. Some of it, not good, but, you know.

The penny being around all these years was moronic, especially after inflation. It was already

dumb before inflation, but an extra dumb then. Oh, yeah, as we've outlined in the past, a penny is now worth something a tenth of a penny compared to what it was in 1940, whatever the year was. I can't remember. So can you imagine having a tenth of a cent coin? That's what we've got. We'll combine that with the fact that it cost four cents to make one. Right. Insane. Anyway, goodbye, Penny. Old Link is on there, which makes me feel bad, but he's still on the $5 bill. And, you know, you can keep some pennies if you like. Just take them out, look at them, and think about old A once in a while if that comforts you. Anyway. Anyway, So this is not breaking news exactly, but you might not have heard it.

Seattle has joined New York City in electing a Democratic socialist mayor by an incredibly

slim margin over a way left guy who know, guy who was in office before.

As the Daily Mail puts it, Ms. Katie Wilson, age 43, the first Democratic Socialist

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