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UnsubscribeMay 29, 2026The #1 stock to buy BEFORE the June 12th filing (ad)

When the SpaceX IPO launches, most retail investors will be locked out. The banks, funds, and insiders get in early – while everyone else waits on the sidelines.
But one small infrastructure supplier – a critical piece Musk can’t scale the Colossus network without – is still trading well under institutional radar. A new briefing reveals the name and ticker at no cost.
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Trump greenlights new energy tech with emergency action (ad)

President Trump has used emergency executive powers to back a new energy technology described as 326 times more powerful than the most advanced hospital generators – one that could power the entire country without oil.
Jensen Huang, Elon Musk, and Sam Altman are already behind it. The rights, however, are held by companies most investors have never heard of – and 3 little-known stocks could be positioned for significant moves as attention builds around Trump’s reported $10 trillion grid plan.
See The 3 Little-Known Stocks At The Heart Of This Grid Overhaul
CompanyShare PriceAmount / PeriodYieldPrevious AmountPayout RatioPayable DateAEMAgnico Eagle Mines$181.56$0.45
quarterly0.97%$0.4516.9%6/15/26
ALLAllstate$206.30$1.08
quarterly1.99%$1.089.5%7/1/26
ASBAssociated Banc$27.93$0.24
quarterly3.41%$0.2433.3%6/15/26
ASHAshland$58.33$0.42
quarterly3.22%$0.42-10.8%6/15/26
BALLBall$55.30$0.20
quarterly1.33%$0.2023.1%6/15/26
BCCBoise Cascade$70.12$0.22
quarterly1.11%$0.2229.7%6/17/26
BWABorgWarner$72.87$0.17
quarterly1.19%$0.1740.2%6/15/26
CTVACorteva$80.02$0.18
quarterly0.91%$0.1842.4%6/15/26
CWENClearway Energy$40.92$0.47
quarterly4.90%$0.464,600.0%6/15/26
EQHEquitable$41.98$0.30
quarterly2.83%$0.27-38.0%6/8/26
ESIElement Solutions$41.75$0.08
quarterly0.79%$0.0851.6%6/15/26
ESNTEssent Group$58.30$0.35
quarterly2.22%$0.3519.9%6/10/26
EXPDExpeditors International of Washington$158.97$0.811.06%- 26.2%6/15/26
FFBCFirst Financial Bancorp.$30.90$0.25
quarterly3.24%$0.2535.3%6/15/26
FNBF.N.B.$17.52$0.13
quarterly2.93%$0.1229.6%6/15/26
GLNGGolar LNG$49.83$0.25
quarterly1.80%$0.2572.5%6/10/26
GPIGroup 1 Automotive$319.83$0.55
quarterly0.65%$0.558.4%6/15/26
GSThe Goldman Sachs Group$1,024.55$4.50
quarterly2.02%$4.5032.9%6/29/26
GTXGarrett Motion$32.93$0.08
quarterly1.25%$0.0818.7%6/15/26
HASHasbro$86.55$0.70
quarterly3.16%$0.70-168.7%6/11/26
HIGThe Hartford Insurance Group$127.82$0.60
quarterly1.76%$0.6016.9%7/2/26
HLIHoulihan Lokey$142.19$0.70
quarterly1.90%$0.6038.6%6/15/26
IBKRInteractive Brokers Group$85.67$0.09
quarterly0.44%$0.0813.8%6/12/26
JKHYJack Henry & Associates$136.13$0.61
quarterly1.70%$0.6134.1%6/19/26
LMTLockheed Martin$531.00$3.45
quarterly2.65%$3.4566.8%6/26/26
LYBLyondellBasell Industries$67.22$0.69
quarterly3.96%$0.69-110.8%6/8/26
MANManpowerGroup$31.26$0.724.83%- -389.2%6/15/26
MCKMcKesson$744.96$0.82
quarterly0.40%$0.828.5%7/1/26
MCRIMonarch Casino & Resort$121.63$0.30
quarterly1.22%$0.3020.3%6/15/26
MGEEMGE Energy$75.74$0.48
quarterly2.51%$0.4848.7%6/15/26
MLMMartin Marietta Materials$585.63$0.83
quarterly0.58%$0.837.9%6/30/26
MTBM&T Bank$216.15$1.50
quarterly2.74%$1.5033.6%6/30/26
NBTBNBT Bancorp$46.32$0.37
quarterly3.30%$0.3742.2%6/15/26
NICNicolet Bankshares$140.75$0.36
quarterly0.93%$0.3215.0%6/15/26
NKENIKE$46.67$0.41
quarterly3.80%$0.41108.6%7/1/26
NNINelnet$131.11$0.33
quarterly0.93%$0.3311.5%6/15/26
NOCNorthrop Grumman$558.70$2.47
quarterly1.78%$2.3128.9%6/17/26
NTSTNETSTREIT$20.00$0.88
quarterly16.83%$0.22676.9%6/15/26
NVRIEnviri$20.83$15.00- – – 6/1/26
PFGPrincipal Financial Group$104.69$0.82
quarterly3.38%$0.8045.8%6/26/26
PIIPolaris$69.86$0.68
quarterly4.35%$0.68-34.7%6/15/26
PRDOPerdoceo Education$32.88$0.15
quarterly1.74%$0.1523.0%6/12/26
PTENPatterson-UTI Energy$11.15$0.10
quarterly3.70%$0.10-129.0%6/15/26
PWPPerella Weinberg Partners$17.23$0.07
quarterly1.36%$0.07116.7%6/15/26
RFRegions Financial$28.03$0.27
quarterly3.80%$0.2744.2%7/1/26
SAFTSafety Insurance Group$70.20$0.92
quarterly4.95%$0.9287.0%6/12/26
SCLStepan$53.69$0.40
quarterly3.21%$0.40-254.8%6/15/26
SFStifel Financial$70.78$0.34
quarterly1.76%$0.5126.5%6/15/26
SLGNSilgan$37.79$0.21
quarterly2.14%$0.2131.6%6/15/26
SSNCSS&C Technologies$67.29$0.27
quarterly1.61%$0.2733.4%6/15/26
TACTransAlta$14.10$0.07
quarterly2.04%$0.07-35.2%7/1/26
TCBITexas Capital Bancshares$99.84$0.20
quarterly0.81%- – 6/15/26
TFPMTriple Flag Precious Metals$31.38$0.06
quarterly0.74%$0.0615.2%6/15/26
TPLTexas Pacific Land$398.92$0.60
quarterly0.57%$0.6032.9%6/15/26
TSNTyson Foods$61.28$0.51
quarterly3.13%$0.51160.6%6/15/26
TWTradeweb Markets$100.14$0.14
quarterly0.47%$0.1413.9%6/15/26
UFPIUFP Industries$80.86$0.36
quarterly1.51%$0.3631.4%6/15/26
VCVisteon$119.77$0.38
quarterly1.38%$0.3818.3%6/15/26
VIRTVirtu Financial$50.79$0.24
quarterly1.89%$0.2415.9%6/15/26
WENWendy’s$7.71$0.14
quarterly7.67%$0.1471.8%6/15/26
WHDCactus$58.02$0.14
quarterly1.00%$0.1452.8%6/18/26
WMSAdvanced Drainage Systems$139.91$0.20
quarterly0.59%$0.1813.2%6/15/26
WTSWatts Water Technologies$312.39$0.63
quarterly0.87%- 19.0%6/15/26
Please note you must purchase shares of these companies by the market close today to receive the next dividend payment.The weird new chip that could “BlackBerry” Nvidia (ad)

For 67 years, chip-making meant slicing a single silicon wafer into hundreds of pieces. Three companies just abandoned that model entirely, building one giant solid super-chip the size of a dinner plate that already crunches more data in minutes than today’s top AI systems handle in days.
Tech forecaster George Gilder – who called the iPhone, Netflix, and Amazon early – believes this technology could make today’s AI giants the next BlackBerry. He’s identified three specific companies he calls the Trillion Dollar Triangle.
See The Three Companies George Gilder Is Calling The Trillion Dollar Triangle
CompanyShare PriceAmount / PeriodYieldPrevious AmountPayout RatioPayable DateADIAnalog Devices$410.96$1.10
quarterly1.11%$1.1065.4%6/16/26
BSYBentley Systems$32.43$0.07
quarterly0.84%$0.0731.8%6/11/26
EGOEldorado Gold$34.08$0.08
quarterly1.00%$0.0810.7%6/16/26
ICLICL Group$6.70$0.05
quarterly3.14%$0.0570.0%6/17/26
ITUBItau Unibanco$7.86$0.00
monthly0.54%$0.004.1%7/9/26
KEYKeyCorp$21.45$0.21
quarterly3.95%$0.2150.3%6/15/26
LOBLive Oak Bancshares$38.03$0.03
quarterly0.33%$0.034.6%6/15/26
LZBLa-Z-Boy$37.63$0.24
quarterly2.67%$0.2448.0%6/15/26
MCDMcDonald’s$279.60$1.86
quarterly2.65%$1.8661.3%6/16/26
MTXMinerals Technologies$77.91$0.12
quarterly0.64%$0.129.3%6/18/26
RDNRadian Group$34.53$0.26
quarterly2.74%$0.2625.1%6/17/26
RNGRingCentral$42.89$0.08
quarterly0.66%$0.0831.9%6/11/26
TXRHTexas Roadhouse$184.12$0.75
quarterly1.90%$0.7547.9%6/30/26
Please note you must purchase shares of these companies by the market close tomorrow to receive the next dividend payment.BSEM eyes Nasdaq uplisting as hospital expansion accelerates (ad)

BioStem Technologies (OTCQB: BSEM) is rapidly evolving from an overlooked regenerative medicine company into a hospital-focused MedTech expansion play. After seven consecutive profitable quarters, BSEM acquired BioTissue’s surgical and wound care assets – doubling its direct sales force and deepening its hospital presence in the process.
With proprietary BioREtain technology, growing exposure to commercially insured hospital patients, and a planned Nasdaq uplisting on the horizon, analyst firms are flagging substantial long-term upside potential for this small-cap name.
See How BSEM Is Positioning Itself Within Regenerative Medicine And MedTech Growth
CompanyShare PriceAmount / PeriodYieldPrevious AmountPayout RatioPayable DateAMKRAmkor Technology$69.28$0.08
quarterly0.45%$0.0818.9%6/23/26
AVTAvnet$86.48$0.35
quarterly1.65%$0.3554.5%6/17/26
AVYAvery Dennison$160.15$1.00
quarterly2.43%$0.9442.4%6/17/26
BBDBanco Bradesco$3.49$0.00
monthly1.27%$0.007.7%7/9/26
BBDOBanco Bradesco$3.12$0.00
monthly1.29%$0.007.7%7/9/26
CMBTCMB.TECH$15.50$0.44
special- – 10.7%6/10/26
HALHalliburton$38.87$0.17
quarterly1.62%$0.1737.4%6/24/26
HRBH&R Block$38.65$0.42
quarterly5.40%$0.4229.9%7/7/26
LEALear$143.33$0.77
quarterly2.21%$0.7730.8%6/23/26
MKSIMKS$320.68$0.25
quarterly0.32%$0.2520.9%6/12/26
NPOEnpro$309.57$0.32
quarterly0.46%$0.3263.1%6/17/26
ODFLOld Dominion Freight Line$222.24$0.29
quarterly0.56%$0.2924.3%6/17/26
PAHCPhibro Animal Health$31.41$0.12
quarterly0.85%$0.1220.6%6/24/26
PBRPetroleo Brasileiro S.A.- Petrobras$18.62$0.14
special- – 10.7%8/27/26
PJTPJT Partners$154.95$0.25
quarterly0.65%$0.2514.6%6/17/26
PVHPVH$94.59$0.04
quarterly0.16%$0.0439.5%6/24/26
RCLRoyal Caribbean Cruises$286.72$1.50
quarterly2.27%$1.5036.6%7/2/26
SLBSLB$55.04$0.30
quarterly2.10%$0.3051.5%7/9/26
WSCWillScot$26.09$0.07
quarterly1.20%$0.07-73.7%6/17/26
Please note you must purchase shares of these companies by the market close tomorrow to receive the next dividend payment.
This is a list of companies that meet common criteria that investors use to evaluate dividend stocks. This list contains companies that have dividend yields greater than 3%, payout ratios of less than 75% (or less than 100% for REITs), five-year average annual dividend growth of at least 1.5% and a minimum market cap of $1 billion.CompanyDividend YieldAnnual PayoutPayout RatioAnnual Dividend GrowthP/E RatioMarket CapTBCGTBC Bank Group PLC5.58%GBX 886.6035.52%5.29%1.82£2.51KFSKFS KKR Capital Corp.23.89%$1.80N/A1.81%N/A$3.05KBGEOLion Finance Group PLC4.69%GEL 1,350.9527.28%4.90%2.24GEL480.22KEFCEllington Financial Inc.11.59%$1.5693.98%4.36%8.18$1.70KWPPWPP plc5.43%GBX 31.90N/A4.75%N/A£3.04KCAGConagra Brands10.46%$1.40N/A10.50%N/A$6.39K
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Today’s Bible Breakout

What Does the Bible Say about Cremation? Dr. Roger Barrier
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What if My Church Is Full of Hypocrites? Dr. Roger Barrier
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Why Being “Different” Is the Most Powerful Thing You Can Do for God Dr. Susan Michael
Uncover the true meaning of biblical holiness, which goes beyond outward appearances or rigid rule-keeping to represent being set apart for God’s purposes.Continue Reading →

7 Things the Bible Says about Loved Ones in Heaven Whitney Hopler
We all wonder about what heaven is like and what our deceased loved ones are doing there. As God’s Word, the Bible serves as the primary source of guidance and assurance on what happens to our loved ones after they pass away. The Bible doesn’t provide every detail about heaven and the state of our loved ones there. But it does offer valuable insights that provide important glimpses of the divine plan for believers in heaven. It also assures us in 1 Corinthians 2:9-10 that, “‘What no eye has seen, what no ear has heard, and what no human mind has conceived’ – the things God has prepared for those who love him – these are the things God has revealed to us by his Spirit.”
Even though we can’t personally see or hear what our loved ones are doing in heaven right now, God has revealed many wonderful realities about heaven in the Bible.
Download the PDF below to read 7 things the Bible says about our loved ones in heaven.
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Even when growth feels slow…
Even when you’re discouraged…
God is still working in you.Continue Reading →

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The Apostle Paul lived and preached thousands of years ago. His work was instrumental in building up the early church, but are his teachings still relevant for modern readers? Absolutely. Let’s take a look at 12 timeless lessons from Paul’s life and work.Continue Reading →

12 Prayers and Verses for Physical, Mental, and Spiritual Health Heather Adams
We are so blessed to be able to pray to God, who hears and responds when we ask for His best in our lives. Let’s seek Him for every good thing.Continue Reading →

4 Ways Modern Christians Can Find Meaning in Pentecost Elizabeth Delaney
Pentecost isn’t just a moment in Acts—it’s a powerful reminder of God’s provision, presence, and promises from Exodus to today. From the fire on Sinai to the fire in the Upper Room, this sacred season points us back to the Resurrection, the Spirit, and the return of Christ. Here are 4 ways Christians can still find meaning in Pentecost today. Continue Reading →

7 Ways to Begin Praying When You’re at a Loss for Words Janet Thompson
We’ve all experienced such a time when we could not find the right words to pray in our walk with God, who knows our every thought and is patient and forgiving. Here are seven ways to help get the prayer words flowing or encourage you to rest quietly in God’s presence.Continue Reading →About Salem Web Network | Unsubscribe | Email Preference Center © 2026 Salem Web Network. All rights reserved. 111 Virginia Street, Suite 200, Richmond, VA 23219.
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(4) But thou, O Daniel, shut up the words, and seal the book, even to the time of the end: many shall run to and fro, and knowledge shall be increased.
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In the last three generations, because God has permitted the invention of electronic communications devices, humanity can send and receive information worldwide at a mind-bending, even frightening, pace that demands our attention. We must make choices about what news we should listen to. In one sense, issues like those in our time have always occurred, but as far as we know, they have never occurred at this accelerated pace for this long a time in man’s history. Here in America, it almost seems as if Pandora’s Box has not just been cracked open but thrown wide open. And so, we must face the unceasing necessity of making such choices. Some broadcasting stations even proclaim, “All the news, all the time.”
Time is an important issue for us all, providing the context during which we accomplish the activities of life. Whatever activities we choose to do, time will be consumed. It is a reality that time waits for no one. Because we realize it is vital to our calling and growth within it, we may already have concerns about time. Most of us, especially those who are a bit older or have been “through the mill,” as the saying goes, are also aware that we are running out of it. Are we merely fretting about it, or are we resolved to do something about it?
Hearing news reports can distract us and even destroy progress because it makes us aware of events of which we have been ignorant. We cannot control the making of news; events will occur as a result of the actions of millions of people living their lives. Nor, for the most part, can we control what news is available to us. However, we can exercise control over what news we choose to consider valuable enough to listen more thoughtfully to and perhaps to act upon.
— John W. Ritenbaugh
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DAN GARTLAND
Good morning, I’m Dan Gartland. I’m glad at least one of the NBA conference finals is going the distance, so we have something to watch this weekend
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The Western Conference finals between the Thunder and Spurs hasn’t exactly lived up to the lofty expectations set by the thrilling first two games of the series. After a double-overtime classic in Game 1 and a similarly competitive Game 2, fans were clamoring for the series to go the full seven games. And after San Antonio’s impressive victory in Game 6 last night, they’ll get their wish.
But the rest of the series hasn’t been as hotly contested as it seemed it would be after the first two games. The Spurs won Thursday night’s Game 6 by 27 points, four days after winning Game 4 by 21.
San Antonio made the blowout somewhat interesting, at least, with a 20–0 run in the third quarter. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander hit a midrange jumper to cut OKC’s deficit to 72–64 with 8:23 left in the quarter. Then it took the Thunder more than seven minutes to hit their next shot. They missed 14 shots in a row. The game was essentially over before the buzzer sounded to end the quarter.
Fans have become accustomed to seeing lopsided games this postseason. It’s not just the Knicks winning games handily. San Antonio’s win last night was the 13th game this postseason where the margin of victory was at least 25 points. That’s tied for the third most such games in any postseason. CONTINUE DAN’S COLUMN ON SI


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… things I saw last night:
5. The Orioles fan who caught a home run ball and a ground-rule double ball in back-to-back innings. (MLB.com interviewed the guy. He’s a 22-year-old who just graduated from college in Baltimore.)
4. Astros outfielder Cam Smith’s leaping home run robbery.
3. Carter Bryant’s ferocious two-handed slamlate in the first half.
2. Ronald Acuña Jr.’s grand slam over the Green Monster. (That snapped a streak of 15 straight games without a homer for Acuña, the sixth-longest homerless stretch of his career.)
1. Ava Kuszak’s walk-off homer for Nebraska in the Women’s College World Series against Arkansas. (The Razorbacks are still alive in the double-elimination format.)
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Friday, May 29
TOP NEWS

Does NL have most stacked Cy Young field ever?
While the AL has a clear frontrunner in the Yankees’ Cam Schlittler, the NL Cy Young Award field is shaping up to be the deepest race either league has ever seen.

A slam and a smooch! Acuña kisses bat after clearing Green Monster

D-backs’ 2024 first-rounder delivers first-ever 5-hit game, including a walk-off!

MLB makes initial CBA proposal to address competitive balance

Skenes (10 K’s) makes more history on eve of 24th birthday
‘Gonna win 5 Gold Gloves’: Smith’s HR robbery astounds teammates

White Sox secure 1st winning month since ’23 after latest Martin gem

Happ plays hero again as Cubs grab badly needed back-to-back wins

Sale serves sizzling reminder to Red Sox that he’s still All-Star caliber

‘We’re not done’: Astros ride momentum from impressive road trip

Giménez homers, Corbin sets tone in Blue Jays’ win over O’s

Grayson’s best outing yet leads Angels to back-to-back series wins for 1st time
TOP PERFORMANCES


Longest Home Run
Jeremy Peña
424 ft
1st Inning

Hardest Base Hit
Pete Alonso
112.9 mph
8th Inning

Fastest Strikeout
Paul Skenes
99.4 mph
1st Inning

Decisive Play
Cubs
19.9% WPA
8th Inning

4-out save to lower ERA to 0.30, best among pitchers with 30+ IP

1st HR since April 24 was 4th career slam and 1st since 8/31/2023

3-run double gives him 13 RBIs, 1.063 OPS in 18 games with White Sox

2 ER or fewer in all 8 starts this season

Pittsburgh native had 6 H, 2 HRs and 8 RBIs in series at Pirates

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MUST-SEE PLAY

Brandon Nimmo robbed a HR vs. the Astros last week. Cam Smith returned the favor.
STAFF PICKS

Much of the discussion surrounding the White Sox has been about Munetaka Murakami. But the Japanese slugger has been far from the only player to spark Chicago’s resurgence.
Avery Jacobsen had caught foul balls at Camden Yards before. But the 22-year-old O’s fan had never come away with a ball in play. That changed last night — in fact, it changed twice, so he decided to share the wealth.

Pete Crow-Armstrong was so confident he was safe on a bang-bang play at the plate that the Cubs star was high-fiving anyone and everyone in the dugout before his manager even asked for a review.

With just over six weeks before the White Sox make the first pick in the 2026 Draft, MLB Pipeline has a re-ranked Top 200 Draft prospects list, with the No. 1 name still holding strong.

From Jacob Misiorowski’s extreme heat to the slugging of Yordan Alvarez and Munetaka Murakami, Sarah Langs captured 10 mind-blowing stats from a wild week in baseball.
The Braves face the Reds at 6:30 p.m. ET (or Padres vs. Nationals) before we head out west for the Yankees and A’s at 10 (or D-backs vs. Mariners).
SCOREBOARD

LAA 7
DET 1

MIN 2
CWS 6

ATL 10
BOS 2

TOR 2
BAL 1

CHC 7
PIT 2

HOU 5
TEX 1






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