Google stock (GOOGL) approaches historic peak, $336 in sight [Video]

The post Google stock indicates that the stock is progressing within the final wave ((5)) of the impulsive rally that began from the April 2025 low. Wave ((4)) of this sequence concluded at $270. 1, as reflected in the 45-minute chart. Following that completion, the stock resumed its advance toward new all-time highs, unfolding wave ((5)) as a five-wave impulse of lesser degree. From the termination of wave ((4)), wave (1) reached $293. 95, while the corrective pullback in wave (2) settled at $278. 2. The structure then nested higher into wave (3), reinforcing the bullish momentum. From wave (2), wave 1 advanced to $306. 42, followed by a modest dip in wave 2 that ended at $286. 05. The third wave extended strongly, culminating at $332. 98, before a corrective decline in wave 4 brought prices down to $317. 65. The expectation now is for the stock to extend higher once more, completing wave 5 and thereby finalizing wave (3) of the larger degree. Afterward, a corrective phase in wave (4) should emerge, setting the stage for another rally in wave (5). This final advance would complete wave ((5)) and the broader cycle from the April 2025 low. In the near term, as long as the pivotal support at $270. 1 remains intact, dips are anticipated to find support within the typical three, seven, or eleven swing corrective structures. This suggests that the broader outlook continues to favor further upside, with each corrective phase offering opportunities for continuation of the bullish trend. Google (GOOGL) 45-minute Elliott Wave chart from 11. 25. 2025 GOOGL Elliott Wave [Video] Source:. Continue reading Google stock (GOOGL) approaches historic peak, $336 in sight [Video]

DOJ blames DHS Secretary Noem for controversial deportations despite court order: report

The Justice Department confirmed Tuesday that it was Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem who authorized the deportation of 100 Venezuelan men to a notorious El Salvador prison in March, despite a federal judge’s order to keep them in U. S. custody, according to a new Politico report. The disclosure came tucked into a response to U. S. District Judge James Boasberg’s demands that the Trump administration identify the officials responsible for the unprecedented deportation operation. Boasberg is now resuming his bid to hold officials in contempt after an appeals court temporarily halted proceedings, according to the outlet.“Noem’s call ensured that the deportees rounded up and expelled with virtual no due process after President Donald Trump invoked war powers to designate them as members of a transnational gang would remain imprisoned in El Salvador under harsh conditions for months, until the U. S. helped broker a prisoner swap that resulted in all of the men being returned to Venezuela,” Politico reported Tuesday. Lawyers for the men, backed by Boasberg, had scrambled to halt the deportations, but Noem’s decision sealed their fate. Justice Department officials said Noem acted based on legal guidance from top DOJ officials, including Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche and then-Principal Associate Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove, as well as DHS lawyers. That advice argued that Boasberg’s oral and subsequent written orders were ineffective once flights had left U. S. airspace.“After receiving that legal advice, Secretary Noem directed that the AEA detainees who had been removed from the United States before the Court’s order could be transferred to the custody of El Salvador,” Justice Department attorney Tiberius Davis wrote in the new court filing obtained by Politico, referencing Alien Enemies Act detainees. “That decision was lawful and was consistent with a reasonable interpretation of the Court’s order.”The judge made clear Tuesday that he intends to uncover the full chain of decisions that led to the controversial mass deportations. “I certainly intend to find out what happened that day,” Boasberg said, “and the government can assist me to whatever degree it wishes.”NEW: DOJ said tonight that it was DHS Secretary Kristi Noem who made the call to proceed with the deportation of more than 100 Venezuelan men to El Salvador, despite a judge’s order seeking to block the transfer. w/ @joshgerstein pic. twitter. com/XvG5b7As8V- Kyle Cheney (@kyledcheney) November 26, 2025. Continue reading DOJ blames DHS Secretary Noem for controversial deportations despite court order: report

Undefeated Team Rocked as Coach Travis Turner Vanishes Amid Child Porn Probe and Faces 10 Child Sex-Crime Warrants

Search is underway for the whereabouts of high school football coach Travis Turner who is wanted for possession of child sexual abuse material and child pornography. Continue reading Undefeated Team Rocked as Coach Travis Turner Vanishes Amid Child Porn Probe and Faces 10 Child Sex-Crime Warrants

“Never had worse scares” – Taylor Fritz’s girlfriend Morgan Riddle opens up about ‘fighting for her life’ at the airport

Taylor Fritz’s girlfriend, Morgan Riddle, revealed her story of overcoming ‘scaries’ and reaching Tokyo after a chaotic series of events. Continue reading “Never had worse scares” – Taylor Fritz’s girlfriend Morgan Riddle opens up about ‘fighting for her life’ at the airport

Federal Bureau of Prisons says falling concrete is forcing it to close Terminal Island prison

The decision to close the facility, at least temporarily, “is not easy, but is absolutely necessary,” Director William K. Marshall III wrote. Continue reading Federal Bureau of Prisons says falling concrete is forcing it to close Terminal Island prison

Roblox CEO calls child predator crisis an ‘opportunity’ amid ban of gamer who exposed groomers on platform

Roblox is under renewed fire after CEO David Baszucki described the child predator crisis on the gaming platform as an “opportunity” during a recent New York Times podcast, comments that landed amid intensifying scrutiny over the company’s decision to ban a YouTuber known as Schlep, who had gained a following for exposing child predators on [.]. Continue reading Roblox CEO calls child predator crisis an ‘opportunity’ amid ban of gamer who exposed groomers on platform