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Meet Markwayne Mullin, the new multimillionaire head of DHS, who owns a cattle ranch in Oklahoma
After months of infighting over the Department of Homeland’s handling of ICE’s immigration crackdown, President Trump announced on Thursday that he will replace Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem with Republican Sen. Markwayne Mullin, a junior senator hailing from the state of Oklahoma.
“The president and I are good friends,” Mullin told reporters after the announcement. “We look forward to working closer with the White House.”
“Obviously, I’m gonna be over there a lot more.”
The Senator, who previously served 10 years in the House of Representatives before starting his senate term in 2023, is best known for challenging Teamsters President Sean O’Brien to a fistfight during a heated hearing in 2023. Among their many differences, Mullin criticized O’Brein for his $200,000 annual salary—as compared to Mullin’s $174,000 congressional one.
Mullin came under fire after claiming during the same hearing that he paid himself only $50,000 when he ran a plumbing business. However, his financial disclosures from 2012—the year he was first elected to Congress—told a different story: his self-reported salary was $92,000, almost double what he said.
A deeper look at Mullin’s most recent financial disclosures from 2024 reveals that the senator is a multimillionaire.
What are Mullin’s assets?
Congressmembers don’t have to disclose the exact dollar values of their assets and liabilities, but rather, are allowed to give a range of values. They also don’t have to disclose the values of their personal residences. As a result, it’s rather difficult to get a true dollar amount to how much our representatives are worth.
Mullin’s only source of income is his congressional salary—though he owns several businesses, a home services company, and properties in his home state and in Washington, D.C.
He and his wife, Christie, have owned Mullin Plumbing in Broken Arrow, Okla for 28 years, which his Senate website says is the largest service company in the region. He also is a joint owner of Mullin Ranch LLC, a 1600-acre cattle ranch and event and wedding venue in Okla., estimated to be worth between $1 million and $5 million, according to the filing.
In 2024, his wife sold Rowan’s Restaurant, a steakhouse in Stilwell, Okla., for between $1 million and $5 million according to his disclosure. His bio says both he and his founded the steakhouse. He is also the joint owner of Mullin Family Holdco LLC,—the value unreported—and COP Hometown Parent LLC, valued at $500,000 to $1 million dollars, according to the disclosure. These holdings are distributed across himself, his spouse, and his children, with individual stakes often valued between $500,001 and $1,000,000.
He also founded Mullin Environmental, according to his website. The company received a COVID-era Paycheck Protection Program loan for $169,200, which was later forgiven according to ProPublica.
He is a full or joint owner of at least 30 commercial, residential, and land investment properties, four of which are worth more than $1 million, according to the 2024 financial disclosure. They are mostly located in Okla., but he also owns one investment property in Washington, D.C. and Englewood, Fla.
He also listed dozens of corporate securities and mutual fund holdings in the 2024 disclosure, ranging in worth from less than $1,001 to $1 million.
In 2024, Mullin also took out a line of credit valued between $5,000,001 and $25,000,000 from global financial services firm BNY, according to the disclosure.
Building business at home
He grew up on his family ranch in Westville, Okla., where he still lives today, with his wife with whom he has six children, according to his Senate bio. He enrolled in Missouri Valley College on a wrestling scholarship, but left school at 20 years old to save his family business after his father got sick, according to his website. He got a degree in Applied Science in Construction Technology from Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology in 2010.
Mullin is one of several multimillionaires in the Senate. West Virginia Sen. Jim Justice, who owns several coal and mining companies and the luxury Greenbrier resort, is worth about $664 million, according to fintech firm Quiver Quantitative. (Quiver also estimated Mullin’s net worth to reach as high as $65.9 million). Quick Sen. Mark Warner is the wealthiest Democratic senator and has an estimated net worth between $76 and $303 million, mostly from investment funds, Business Insider reported.
House votes 219-212 to halt Trump’s attacks on Iran. “Donald Trump is not a king,” says Dem
It’s the second vote in as many days, after the Senate defeated a similar measure along party lines. Lawmakers are confronting the sudden reality of representing wary Americans in wartime and all that entails — with lives lost, dollars spent and alliances tested by a president’s unilateral decision to go to war with Iran.
While the tally in the House, 212-219, was expected to be tight, the outcome provided a clarifying snapshot of political support for, and opposition to, the U.S.-Israel military operation and Trump’s rationale for bypassing Congress, which alone has the power to declare war. At the Capitol, the conflict has quickly carried echoes of the long wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, and many Sept. 11-era veterans now serve in Congress.
“Donald Trump is not a king, and if he believes the war with Iran is in our national interest, then he must come to Congress and make the case,” said Rep. Gregory Meeks, the top Democrat on the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
The House also approved a separate measure affirming that Iran is the largest state sponsor of terrorism.
Republicans largely back Trump, and most Democrats oppose the war
Trump’s Republican Party, which narrowly controls the House and Senate, largely sees the conflict with Iran not as the start of a new war, but the end of a government that has long menaced the West. The operation has killed Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, which some view as an opportunity for regime change, though others warn of a chaotic power vacuum.
Republican Rep. Brian Mast of Florida, chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, publicly thanked Trump for taking action against Iran, saying the president is using his own constitutional authority to defend the U.S. against the “imminent threat” the country posed.
Mast, an Army veteran who worked as a bomb disposal expert in Afghanistan, said the war powers resolution was effectively asking “that the president do nothing.”
For Democrats, Trump’s attack on Iran, influenced by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, is a war of choice that is testing the balance of powers in the Constitution.
“The framers weren’t fooling around,” said Rep. Jamie Raskin, D-Md., arguing that the Constitution is clear that only Congress can decide matters of war. “It’s up to us.”
While views in Congress are largely falling along party lines, there are crossover coalitions. The war powers resolution, if signed into law, would have immediately halted Trump’s ability to conduct the war unless Congress approved the military action. The president would likely veto it.
Trump officials provide shifting rationale for war
After launching a surprise attack against Iran on Saturday, Trump has scrambled to win support for a conflict that Americans of all political persuasions were already wary of entering. Trump administration officials spent hours behind closed doors on Capitol Hill this week trying to reassure lawmakers that they have the situation under control.
Six U.S. military members were killed over the weekend in a drone strike in Kuwait, and Trump has said more Americans could die. Thousands of Americans abroad have scrambled for flights, many lighting up phone lines at congressional offices as they sought help trying to flee the Middle East.
Trump said Thursday he must be involved in choosing Iran’s new leader. Yet House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., said this week that America has enough problems at home and is not about to be in the “nation-building business.”
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said that the war could extend eight weeks, twice as long as the president first estimated. Trump has left open the possibility of sending U.S. troops into what has largely been a bombing campaign by air. More than 1,230 people in Iran have died.
The administration said the goal is to destroy Iran’s ballistic missiles that it believes are shielding its nuclear program. It has also said Israel was ready to act, and American bases would face retaliation if the U.S. did not strike Iran first. On Wednesday, the U.S. said it torpedoed an Iranian warship near Sri Lanka.
“This administration can’t even give us a straight answer of as to why we launched this preemptive war,” said Rep. Thomas Massie, the Republican from Kentucky, an outlier in his party.
Massie and Rep. Ro Khanna, D-Calif., who had teamed up to force the release the Jeffrey Epstein files, also pushed the war powers resolution to the floor, past objections from Johnson’s GOP leadership. Another Republican, Rep. Warren Davidson of Ohio, a former Army Ranger, was also expected to back the war powers resolution.
Johnson has warned that it would be “dangerous” to limit the president’s authority while the U.S. military is already in conflict.
“Congress must stand with the president to finally close, once and for all, this dark chapter of history,” said Rep. Michael McCaul, R-Texas.
Rep. Yassamin Ansari, D-Ariz., said that as the daughter of Iranian immigrants who fled their homeland, she celebrates Khamenei’s death. But she warned that a democratic transition for the people of Iran never seems to a priority for Trump and his officials who briefed lawmakers.
“War carries profound and deadly consequences for our troops, for the American people and for the entire world,” she said. “It’s the most serious decision that a nation can make and the American people deserve debate, transparency and accountability before that decision is made.”
Other Democrats have proposed an alternative resolution that would allow the president to continue the war for 30 days before he must seek congressional approval. It is not expected yet for a vote.
Senators sit in their desks for solemn vote
In the Senate, Republican leaders have successfully, though narrowly, defeated a series of war powers resolutions pertaining to several other conflicts during Trump’s second term. This one, however, was different.
Underscoring the gravity of the moment Wednesday, Democratic senators filled the chamber and sat at their desks as the voting got underway.
Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer of New York said before the vote that every senator will pick a side. “Do you stand with the American people who are exhausted with forever wars in the Middle East or stand with Donald Trump and Pete Hegseth as they bumble us headfirst into another war?”
Sen. John Barrasso, second in Senate Republican leadership, said “Democrats would rather obstruct Donald Trump than obliterate Iran’s national nuclear program.”
The legislation failed on a 47-53 tally mostly along party lines, with Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., in favor and Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., against it.
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Features
- Earn 5% cash back on dining (including both restaurants and deliveries), on up to $50k per year; earn 10% cash back on hotels and cars and 5% cash back on flights, booked via Robinhood travel portal; earn 1% cash back on everything else.
- Complimentary Robinhood Gold membership ($5/month without this card).
- A thick coupon book, see below.
- Priority Pass Select (PPS) airport lounges.
- Global Entry & TSA Pre check credit.
- No foreign transaction fee.
Varies Credits
- $300 travel credit: $150 per six months. Eligible transactions include rideshare services, hotel charges, flights, and other travel-related purchases. Transactions do not need to be booked through the Robinhood travel portal to be eligible. This is likely one of the easiest credits to use, so it can reasonably be valued at face value.
- $500 hotel credit: Eligible cardholders will receive up to $250 in statement credits for qualifying luxury hotel bookings per six-month period, with the option to use up to $100 of that credit toward standard hotel bookings. Qualifying hotels are identified in the App and must be booked through the Robinhood travel portal. Minimum two-night stay required. This credit comes with significant restrictions. In particular, the “qualifying luxury hotel bookings” may refer to a relatively small list of properties, and prices at these hotels could be inflated. For most people, the portion that is realistically usable is likely just the $100 per six months for standard hotel bookings.
- $250 restaurant credit: $20 per month, with an extra $10 in December. It is limited to “qualifying dining purchases at participating local restaurants.” They claim that more than 15,000 restaurants participate in the program. People living in large cities may find it easier to use, but having to remember to go out of your way each month to dine at a specific restaurant just to use the coupon can also take quite a bit of effort.
- $250 DoorDash credit & DoorPass membership: Two $10 off coupons each month, with one additional coupon in January. The coupons require a minimum subtotal of $50, excluding fees and taxes. The value of these coupons is really limited to people who already order from DoorDash frequently.
- $250 autonomous rides credit: $20 per month, with an extra $10 in December.
- $200 wearable credit: (the list of merchants are not available yet)
- $70 Oura membership
- $365 Function Health membership
- $199 Amazon One Medical membership
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- $695 annual fee.
- It seems there is no sign-up bonus.
- It appears that you cannot hold both the Robinhood Gold Card and the Robinhood Platinum Card at the same time. Considering that the Robinhood Gold Card earns 3% cash back on all purchases with no annual fee, making it a very strong card, this restriction significantly increases the opportunity cost of holding the Robinhood Platinum Card.
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Mid-Term Rentals Are Gaining Serious Traction—Here’s What You Need to Know
Real estate trends usually announce themselves loudly. There’s a new buzzword, a viral tweet, a flood of “this is the next big thing” posts.
Monthly rentals arrived quietly. They just kept getting booked, month after month, while most of the conversation stayed focused on short-term versus long-term rentals.
Over the last several years, furnished monthly rentals (stays of 28 days or more) have quietly grown into a meaningful part of the U.S. rental market. This is a third lane that solves a unique problem, acting as a supplement to existing strategies. When you look at the data, it’s clear this is a permanent shift in the market.
The Data Tells a Much Bigger Story Than the Headlines
According to the latest Monthly Rental Market Trends Report from Furnished Finder and AirDNA, demand for monthly rentals has grown at a pace that’s difficult to ignore. From 2019 through 2025, booked monthly rental nights increased from roughly 20 million to 46 million. That’s more than double in just a few years.
Even more telling, monthly rentals now represent about 19% of total rental demand in the U.S. Nearly one out of every five rental nights is for a stay lasting 28 days or longer. At that scale, monthly rentals have become a core segment of the housing market.
Supply has followed demand. Listings on Furnished Finder alone grew from around 20,000 pre-pandemic to more than 300,000 today. That kind of growth only happens when renters are actively searching and booking.
Why This Growth Is Happening Now
This surge happened because the way people live, work, and move has fundamentally changed. Remote work, hybrid schedules, job flexibility, and project-based employment all created a larger group of renters who require more than a weekend stay but less than a one-year lease.
Monthly rentals sit perfectly in that gap. They offer a balance of flexibility and commitment. As lifestyles became less linear, housing followed.
Who the Monthly Renter Really Is
One of the most misunderstood parts of the monthly rental market is where demand actually comes from. Monthly renters tend to be people in transition, often with stable income and a defined reason for needing housing for several weeks or months at a time. This group includes traveling healthcare professionals, corporate employees on temporary assignments, families relocating between homes, remote workers spending time in new cities, and contractors or consultants working on multimonth projects.
As a result, their expectations differ significantly from those of short-term guests. They prioritize functionality, comfort, and ease of living. A well-equipped, practical space that feels easy to settle into is the primary requirement for these tenants.
Why Monthly Rentals Are Sustainably Profitable
Monthly rentals typically feature longer stays, fewer turnovers, and more predictable income patterns. For many investors, especially those scaling portfolios, this consistency is a major advantage. Fewer check-ins mean fewer opportunities for things to go wrong. Less turnover results in lower operational stress. Predictability is a primary benefit of this model.
Monthly Rentals Are Not Just a Big-City Phenomenon
It’s easy to assume monthly rental demand is concentrated in major metros like New York or Los Angeles. Those markets are certainly strong, but they’re far from the whole story. Some of the most interesting growth is happening in secondary and tertiary markets, where housing supply is tight, and employment hubs are expanding.
Monthly rental demand is showing up in:
- Hospital-adjacent markets.
- University towns.
- Growing job centers.
- Smaller metros with limited new housing.
- Areas with seasonal or project-based workforces.
In many of these locations, renters arrive before investors fully recognize the opportunity.
Where the Opportunity Starts to Take Shape
Monthly rentals often work best as a flexible layer inside a broader portfolio. Investors use them to fill seasonal gaps, stabilize cash flow, or reduce operational intensity without locking into long-term leases.
They tend to make the most sense when:
- Short-term rentals face off-season softness.
- Long-term leases feel too rigid.
- Operating costs push toward fewer turnovers.
- Local regulations favor longer stays.
Some investors run monthly rentals year-round. Others shift between monthly, short-term, and long-term models, depending on demand. The strategy adapts to the market.
What Monthly Renters Actually Value
One advantage of monthly rentals is the practicality of renter expectations. Monthly renters usually value livability above all else. Their priorities are straightforward and consistent across markets. They want:
- Reliable, fast Wi-Fi.
- Comfortable furniture.
- A functional kitchen.
- Laundry access.
- Parking.
- A dedicated workspace.
Because expectations are clearer, successful monthly rentals thrive on simplicity. Practical design is a competitive advantage.
Final Thoughts
Monthly rentals grew because of genuine demand. As renter behavior continues to evolve, strategies that offer a middle ground between rigid and reactive are likely to play an increasingly important role.
For investors willing to explore monthly rentals with data, clarity, and realistic expectations, the opportunity is now a proven reality.
5 Things to Do With Your Windfall
Getting a tax refund always feels like finding a crisp $100 bill in an old winter coat. But this year, that coat is holding a lot more cash.
According to recent data from the IRS, the average tax refund is sitting at $3,804. That’s up 10.2% — or about $351 — from the same time last year.
Why the sudden jump? You can thank the new tax laws passed last year, which expanded standard deductions and eliminated taxes on tips and overtime.
Now, I could lecture you about how a refund just means you gave the government a massive interest-free loan. And yes, you should probably adjust your W-4 withholdings. But right now, if you’ve got a pile of cash sitting in your checking account, you need a plan.
Here’s how to make that windfall actually work for you, so you don’t look back in July wondering where it all went.
5 things to do with your windfall
1. Crush your high-interest debt: Let’s be honest. If you’re carrying credit card debt at a 24% interest rate, you’re losing money every single day. Taking your refund and wiping out a credit card balance is an instant, guaranteed 24% return on your money.
You can’t find a legitimate investment anywhere in the world that guarantees those kinds of numbers. Knock out the debt first. (See “The Best and Worst Ways to Destroy Debt.”)
2. Supercharge your emergency savings: Life is incredibly expensive right now, and unexpected expenses aren’t a matter of if, but when. Your car will need new brakes, or your water heater will decide to quit on a Tuesday.
If you don’t have three to six months of living expenses set aside in a high-yield savings account, use your refund to get there. (See “25 Tips for Saving Money If Your Budget Is Stretched Thin.”)
3. Jump-start your retirement: Time is the most valuable asset you have when it comes to investing. If your debt is handled and your savings account is healthy, consider funneling that tax refund straight into a Roth IRA or your workplace 401(k).
If you invest $3,800 today and never add another dime, it could grow into more than $26,000 over 25 years, assuming an average 8% annual return. That’s how wealth is actually built. (See “8 Ways to Maximize Your Traditional or Roth IRA.”)
4. Handle delayed home or car maintenance: Ignoring a funny noise in your car engine or a slow leak under the sink will always cost you more in the long run. Using your tax refund to handle preventative maintenance is a highly practical way to protect your assets. Fix the roof now so you aren’t paying for major water damage later.
5. Spend a little on yourself: I’m a financial writer, but I’m also a realist. If you try to be 100% disciplined all the time, you’ll eventually burn out. Take 10% of your refund and do whatever you want with it. Go out for a nice dinner, buy those concert tickets, or upgrade your coffee machine.
Take care of your financial future with the bulk of the money, but give yourself permission to enjoy the present.
The bottom line is that a larger tax refund gives you a rare opportunity to get ahead. Make a deliberate choice before the money simply evaporates into everyday spending.
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Shares of Ciena (CIEN 15.07%) plummeted 18.6% on Thursday as of 1:05 p.m. EDT.
As a leader in optical networking hardware and software platforms, Ciena’s share price has skyrocketed with the advent of generative AI and the associated infrastructure build-out. The stock, even with today’s sell-off, is up a whopping 271% over the past year alone.
That may be why Ciena’s fiscal first-quarter earnings report, which showed both a strong revenue and earnings beat, didn’t lead to a positive outcome for the stock.
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Ciena’s growth accelerates, but it’s not enough for its now-lofty valuation
In the fiscal first quarter ending at the end of January, Ciena saw growth rise 33.1% to $1.43 billion, while adjusted (non-GAAP) earnings per share rallied 111%. Both figures handily beat analyst expectations. Management also raised full-year guidance to a range of $5.9 billion to $6.3 billion, up from a prior range of $5.7 billion to $6.1 billion, and above the consensus estimates of $5.96 billion. Ciena also raised its gross margin guidance to 44% at the midpoint, up from prior guidance of 43%.
CEO Gary Smith noted in the release:
Our record fiscal fourth-quarter and full-year performance reinforce our position as the global leader in high-speed connectivity, with an expanding role in the AI ecosystem… Looking ahead, we are confident in our growth trajectory over the coming years, driven by durable demand from our cloud and service provider customers and a growing set of opportunities inside and around the data center.
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Ciena investors are selling the good news
To be honest, it’s really hard to come away with any negatives in this earnings release. It should be noted that many AI and semiconductor-related stocks were down on Thursday amid fears over supply chain disruptions from the U.S.-Iran war, which caused a pullback in the sector.
Still, Ciena was down by even more. That likely means investors might have been hoping for an even bigger guidance raise. Of note, the full-year outlook would imply a 28% growth rate over fiscal 2025, which would mark a deceleration from first-quarter results and second-quarter guidance of 33% growth. The guidance therefore implies a significant deceleration in the back half of the year. So despite the guidance raise, investors might have been looking for even more, given the strong first quarter.
Yet that may also be management playing things conservatively. Ciena has a recent history of regularly beating guidance, so it may be the case that management is merely managing expectations. Shares came into the day trading at 77 times this year’s earnings estimates, so investors may merely be locking in substantial gains, with the stock price already reflecting much good news.
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