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#politics
GB News: 'Astonishing!' Birmingham MP lambasted for 'swanning off' to Japan amid bin crisis: 'It is his JOB!'
Labour MP Liam Byrne faces criticism for traveling to Japan for a "fact-finding mission" while Birmingham grapples with a significant bin crisis, with 21,000 tonnes of waste accumulating due to ongoing strikes. Commentator Carole Malone condemned his extended trip as irresponsible.
Supporters argue that Byrne's responsibilities do not include directly resolving local issues, emphasizing that the matter lies with the council and national government. Despite the backlash, Byrne's spokesperson noted his involvement in relevant discussions and meetings related to the situation back home.
Breitbart: House Passes Bill to Limit District Judges' Authority
The House of Representatives passed the No Rogue Rulings Act (H.R. 1526) in a 218-214 vote, which limits federal district judges' authority to issue broad injunctions. The bill, introduced by Rep. Darrell Issa, aims to restrict judges to issuing orders relevant only to specific cases.
The legislation faces challenges in the Senate, requiring support from seven Democrats. It has received endorsement from former President Trump, who stated that it addresses concerns over "activist judges" undermining presidential powers.
The Economist: Trump’s tariff blitz faces strong legal challenges
President Trump faces legal challenges to his tariffs on Chinese imports, with the New Civil Liberties Alliance arguing he lacks the authority to impose these levies. The lawsuit could impact his tariffs on around 180 countries, which have already caused market instability.
As Trump pauses some tariffs, Republicans are hesitant to confront him without significant economic distress. The situation remains fluid as legal battles may influence his administration's trade policies.
#society
Fox News: Rare 10-carat blue diamond among $100M worth of gems going up for auction
A rare 10-carat Mediterranean blue diamond is the highlight of a Sotheby’s exhibit in Abu Dhabi, showcasing $100 million worth of diamonds. The blue diamond is expected to fetch around $20 million at auction in May.
The UAE has become the world's largest trade hub for rough diamonds, with significant trading activity recorded in recent years. The exhibit features various colored diamonds, emphasizing the region's interest in high-value gems.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Australia Rejects China's Plea to 'Join Hands' Against Trump Tariffs
Australia has rejected China's call for a united front against U.S. tariffs, opting to negotiate with its long-time ally instead. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese emphasized Australia's commitment to its national interests and the importance of seeking other trade opportunities beyond the U.S.
China's ambassador criticized the U.S. for its trade policies and urged cooperation between Australia and China to maintain a fair trading environment. However, Australia remains focused on its own trade relations and will not retaliate against U.S. tariffs.
#economy
Fox News: Bill Barr torches veracity of red state’s billions in lawsuits against Big Oil, warns of economic impacts
Former Attorney General William Barr has warned Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill against supporting lawsuits targeting oil companies, including Chevron, which recently faced a $745 million penalty for historical environmental damages. Barr argues that these lawsuits could impose excessive fines and undermine American energy production.
Barr expressed concern that Louisiana's legal actions, driven by private attorneys, contradict existing laws and could harm the state's energy sector. He emphasized that the federal government may bear more responsibility for land loss than energy companies and urged a reconsideration of the lawsuits' merits.
Breitbart: E.U. Leader Echoes Greek PM: Calls for Mutually Beneficial Trade Negotiations with the U.S.
E.U. Commission President Ursula von der Leyen praised President Trump's 90-day pause on reciprocal tariffs, viewing it as a step towards stabilizing the global economy. She emphasized the need for clear trade conditions and advocated for a zero-for-zero tariff agreement with the U.S.
Leaders from Germany and Poland echoed her sentiments, expressing optimism about upcoming trade negotiations with the U.S. Following Trump's announcement, numerous countries have reached out to discuss tariffs and trade barriers, indicating a global interest in rebalancing trade relations.
Fox News: DAVID MARCUS: Trump's tariff triumph big step for America's comeback
President Trump announced a 90-day pause on tariffs for 75 nations that did not retaliate against U.S. measures, aiming to negotiate better trade deals. Despite criticism, he implemented significant tariffs, including a 125% tariff on China, to reshape American trade and bolster manufacturing.
Supporters argue this strategy is vital for restoring American jobs and reducing dependence on foreign adversaries. The focus is not only on economic numbers but also on improving quality of life in small-town America, reflecting a broader populist agenda.
Le Monde: Tariffs: French government lowers 2025 growth forecast to 0.7%
France's Economy Minister Eric Lombard has revised the country's 2025 growth forecast down from 0.9% to 0.7% amid escalating trade tensions and new tariffs. This adjustment aligns with projections from the Banque de France, though it remains more optimistic than some other estimates.
The French Economic Observatory predicts a lower growth rate of 0.5% for 2025, attributing a significant impact from the trade war. Italy has also revised its forecast downward to 0.6%, highlighting the broader economic challenges faced by European nations.
Breitbart: Fact Check: Whoopi Goldberg Falsely Claims Egg Prices Have Not Come Down Since Trump Took Office
Egg prices have dropped 44% since the start of 2025, contrary to claims made by Whoopi Goldberg on "The View" that they haven't fallen since Trump took office. Prices peaked under Biden's administration due to factors like bird flu affecting egg-laying hens.
Despite Goldberg's assertions, data shows the average cost of eggs decreased significantly from $8.27 in March 2023 to $3.23 recently. The decline is attributed to easing supply constraints and a reduction in bird flu outbreaks.
#health
The Economist: Brits are learning to love cheap overseas health care
An increasing number of Brits are opting for affordable medical and cosmetic procedures abroad, particularly in Turkey. At the Health Tourism Expo in Westminster, attendees like Sarah and Audrey Thompson are evaluating clinics based on professionalism and the availability of translators.
This trend reflects a growing acceptance of overseas healthcare as a viable option for those seeking cost-effective treatments.
#education
The Economist: The philosopher changing free speech in Britain
Philosopher Arif Ahmed is influencing free speech policies at British universities, advocating for improved standards of discourse. His work reflects a commitment to fostering a more open academic environment, reminiscent of historical debates among notable philosophers at Cambridge.
As universities face scrutiny over free speech, Ahmed's efforts aim to ensure that diverse viewpoints are respected and encouraged in academic settings.
#crime
Fox News: What went Bryan Kohberger's way – and what didn't – at evidence motions hearing
Bryan Kohberger's defense faced challenges in a hearing regarding evidence admissibility for his quadruple murder trial. Kohberger, charged with murdering four University of Idaho students, is contesting the death penalty and claims the prosecution has missed discovery deadlines. Judge Hippler is expected to issue further rulings.
The defense is also investigating a potential alternate suspect and disputes the relevance of certain evidence, including Kohberger's past writings and Amazon purchases. The trial is set to begin on August 11, with the possibility of the death penalty looming over Kohberger if convicted.
#sports
Fox News: Former All-American college skier dies in accident at Lake Tahoe resort
Ellery "Ellie" Curtis, a former All-American skier from Dartmouth College, died at 26 from a head injury sustained in a skiing accident at Palisades Tahoe in California. She was pronounced dead at the scene after crashing on the "Ahhh Chute" trail.
Curtis, who graduated in 2022 and worked as a regulatory analyst for the California Public Utilities Commission, was remembered for her dedication and achievements in skiing and academics. Her loss is mourned by family, friends, and colleagues.