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Investor Mark Cuban, who has been no friend to Trump in the past, responded to the reports, putting the blame for money troubles squarely on the hospitals themselves.

Cuban wrote on X, quote, Why aren't any of these at-risk hospitals publishing their full accounting so everyone can see where they spend their money?

All but one group of hospitals that I looked at potentially investing in spend so much on consultants and fees that it's no wonder they're at risk.

If Cuban is to be believed, Medicaid cuts may be the final straw to force efficiency within hospitals.

A rising star Democrat in Florida politics has been found dead.

Daily Wire reporter and host of the new podcast, That's So Criminal, Lyndon Blake, has more.

After nearly a decade, China has resumed its construction campaign in the South China Sea, growing its footprint in the disputed territory.

According to the Wall Street Journal, Beijing's next project could turn Antelope Reef into China's largest military base in the region.

Analysts say the new base would likely give Beijing another runway as well as additional missile and surveillance capabilities.

And being close to the Chinese mainland, the new base would provide a compelling reason to build new civilian infrastructure as well.

China has sought to expand infrastructure on islands throughout the South China Sea to bolster its claim on the region against other countries.

This has already given China an advantage in waters that will be critical if any conflict were to break out over Taiwan.

New body cam footage from Tiger Woods' recent DUI arrest has been released.

Daily Wire Lifestyle reporter Lauren Baer has more.

The footage shows a cooperative Woods kneeling in the grass, explaining that the crash happened when he looked at his phone.

Officers on scene described the golf champion as sweaty, lethargic, glassy-eyed, and unsteady.

Woods had two opioid hydrocodone pills in his pocket at the time of the arrest.

This comes almost nine years after Woods' first DUI arrest, also in Jupiter, Florida, when he was found asleep behind the wheel with a mix of drugs in his system, including Vicodin, Dilaudid, Xanax, Ambien, and THC.

And Hershey's announced a return to its classic chocolate formula for all products, spurred by public criticism from the founder's grandson.

Daily Wire assistant editor Andy Valdez has the story.