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17 Mar 2024
#politics
The Economist: Checks and Balance newsletter: What is Trumpism, actually?
Trumpism remains elusive. Stances shift as the former president navigates his post-White House influence. A lack of consistent principles blurs the party's identity. Policy decisions raise questions about motives and true intentions.
GB News: Transport Secretary refuses to give an 'arbitrary date' for Rwanda deportation flights
Transport Secretary Mark Harper stays tight-lipped on UK-Rwanda deportation flight schedule. Legislation hurdles remain before flights can take off. Progress made to reduce Channel crossings.
Le Monde: Russians queue outside polling stations in apparent protest to Putin
Russians vote in a rigged election with little opposition to Putin, despite calls for protests. Sparse unrest and vandalism reported.
GB News: Transport Minister Mark Harper struggles to confirm how many charging points the UK needs: 'I don't know the precise number'
Transport Secretary Mark Harper faced tough questioning from GB News host Camilla Tominey on the lack of concrete numbers regarding electric car charging points in the UK, revealing a 43% increase in the last year. The delay in banning petrol and diesel cars until 2035 was criticized by climate change activists.
Rishi Sunak's change in net zero goals for electric cars raised eyebrows, with concerns over the availability of charging points for the increasing number of electric vehicles on UK roads. Despite the growth in infrastructure, questions remain about the government's plan to meet the rising demand for electric car charging points.
#economy
Gataway Couple: How the Amish Are The Backbone of the RV Industry
Amish workers play a crucial role in RV manufacturing in Northern Indiana, known as the RV capital of the world. Their expertise, commitment to quality, and sustainable practices make them invaluable employees in the industry, shaping the entire economy of the region. The Amish not only build RVs but also have a significant impact on local businesses and the way the RV industry operates.