Trump’s Vision for a Third Term and Breakthrough Cholesterol Drug: Morning Rundown

Donald Trump hints at a potential third term in an exclusive NBC News interview. He claims there are methods to pursue this possibility and says, “A lot of people want me to do it.” Notably, he’s under the 22nd Amendment, which limits U.S. presidents to two terms, making any change a significant hurdle requiring extensive legislative approval.

In medical news, a promising experimental drug, lepodisiran, shows potential in nearly eliminating stealthy lipoprotein(a) cholesterol, which poses high cardiovascular risks. Clinical trial data reveals a 93.9% reduction at six months and 94.8% at one year after administration, presenting a remarkable breakthrough for those genetically prone to high levels.

In sports, this year’s NCAA Final Four is unusual, as all advancing teams—Auburn, Duke, Florida, and Houston—entered as No. 1 seeds. This rare occurrence is only the second in tournament history, promising intense matchups ahead, while the women’s bracket is seeing a similar trend of high-seeded teams.

Stay informed about these developments and remember to keep checking in—a lot is happening, both in politics and in health advances that could affect millions!