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10 Apr 2025
#politics
Breitbart: HUD Extends Foreclosure Moratorium for Hurricanes Helene, Milton Victims
HUD has extended the FHA moratorium on insured single-family mortgages by 90 days for over one million homes affected by Hurricanes Helene and Milton. This extension aims to support families in Presidentially-Declared Major Disaster Areas as they recover from significant damages.
Lawmakers from impacted regions praised the extension, highlighting the need for continued assistance. The move follows nearly $2.5 million in RUSH funds allocated for storm relief in several states. Senators and representatives emphasized the importance of providing support for rebuilding efforts.
Fox News: Hegseth quips '99.9%' of DEI initiatives are gone from the military under Trump’s watch
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth stated that the Trump administration has nearly eliminated diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in the military, with President Trump inquiring about the extent of this purge. Efforts include an executive order banning transgender individuals from military service, though federal judges have blocked its enforcement.
Additionally, the Trump administration has targeted DEI content in K-12 schools, leading to the removal of numerous books from the Naval Academy's library. Hegseth emphasized the Pentagon's commitment to eradicating DEI initiatives, asserting compliance with the President's directives.
Breitbart: CNN's Jennings to Former MSNBC Host Tiffany Cross: 'You Got Fired from Your Job — How Relevant Are You?'
CNN contributor Scott Jennings and former MSNBC host Tiffany Cross engaged in a heated debate over the Trump administration's interest in Greenland. Cross accused Jennings of having a "colonizer's attitude," while Jennings countered by highlighting Cross's dismissal from MSNBC as a point of relevance.
The exchange highlighted differing views on U.S. foreign policy and the implications of perceived isolationism. Jennings maintained that the U.S. is not isolated, while Cross argued that the approach to international relations is increasingly transactional.
Forbes: Will Trump Negotiate Tariffs? Countries Start Using 90-Day Pause To Reach Deals With White House
The White House has initiated negotiations with over 75 countries following President Trump's 90-day pause on high tariffs, which had previously destabilized global markets. A baseline tariff of 10% will apply to most imports, except for China, which faces an additional 125% tariff.
Trade discussions are prioritized with nations near China, including Japan, South Korea, and Vietnam. While Trump had initially resisted a pause on tariffs, he is now open to negotiations, claiming many countries are eager to make concessions. The timeline for these negotiations remains uncertain.
Breitbart: Maureen Dowd: 'Americans Have Always Been Susceptible to Con Men' Like Trump
Maureen Dowd criticized President Trump on MSNBC, describing him as a "con man" who has negatively impacted the economy and U.S. global standing. She likened him to a "mad king," highlighting his focus on trivial issues while neglecting significant governance.
Dowd suggested that Americans have a history of being drawn to such figures, noting a recent market reaction as a moment of realization about Trump's lack of substance.
#society
Fox News: Foster mom accused of exchanging child for exotic animal in bizarre trade
A Missouri woman, Brenda Ruth Deutsch, 70, was arrested for allegedly attempting to trade a foster child for an exotic animal after years of reported abuse. The teenager, found in Texas, described physical and mental abuse, including being hit with various objects.
Deutsch faces felony charges of child abuse, neglect, and endangerment. She has fostered over 200 children in her lifetime, and her bond is set at $250,000. The investigation began after a tip about the child's mistreatment and a suspicious trip to Texas.
Fox News: Tourists ripped off at popular landmark by 'impossible' ticketing schemes attract investigation
Italian authorities have cracked down on ticketing practices for the Colosseum, making it easier for tourists to purchase basic tickets. A $22 million fine was imposed on agencies that made online ticket access nearly impossible, often forcing visitors to buy bundled, overpriced tickets.
The investigation revealed that ticketing companies failed to prevent automated hoarding and retained a large share of tickets for their own tours. The Colosseum remains a major attraction, drawing over 12 million visitors in 2023.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Iran threatens to expel UN nuclear inspectors ahead of US talks
The U.S. has issued a warning to Iran following threats from a senior aide to Supreme Leader Khamenei to expel UN nuclear inspectors ahead of crucial talks. State Department officials indicated that such actions would contradict Iran's claims of maintaining a peaceful nuclear program.
Iran's Foreign Minister is set to meet with U.S. officials in Oman for what is being described as a final opportunity for a peaceful resolution regarding Iran's nuclear activities. Tensions have escalated since the U.S. withdrew from the 2015 nuclear deal, leading Iran to resume its nuclear advancements.
Fox News: China targets Hollywood films in retaliation of tariffs; Trump responds
China has imposed immediate restrictions on imported American films in response to U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods. The National Film Administration stated that the move is intended to address declining domestic demand for American movies, which now account for only 5% of box office revenue in China.
Despite the restrictions, industry experts suggest the financial impact will be minimal due to the declining popularity of Hollywood films in China. Upcoming major blockbusters face uncertainty regarding their release in the Chinese market.
Fox News: Hawley demands Zuckerberg testify on alleged ties between Meta, China
Sen. Josh Hawley has urged Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg to testify before Congress regarding allegations from whistleblower Sarah Wynn-Williams, who claims the company has ties to the Chinese Communist Party. She alleged that Meta deleted a Chinese dissident's account under pressure from Beijing and misled stakeholders about its dealings with China.
Meta has denied these allegations, asserting that it does not operate in China and calling Wynn-Williams' claims "false." The controversy highlights concerns over the tech giant's influence and security implications related to its international dealings.
#economy
Le Monde: Is Bitcoin a safe haven?
Bitcoin, often dubbed "digital gold," is compared to gold due to its decentralized nature and capped supply of 21 million coins. However, recent market fluctuations, including a 10% drop following Donald Trump's tariff announcements, have raised concerns about its stability as a safe-haven asset.
Despite reaching an all-time high of over €105,000 in January, Bitcoin has since lost more than 19% of its value, with the overall crypto market down 25.9%. Industry experts express skepticism about Bitcoin's volatility, suggesting it lacks the stability associated with gold.
#culture
Fox News: Transform your home this Easter with these festive decorations
Transform your home for Easter with vibrant floral displays, egg decorations, and nature-inspired touches. Creative ideas include repurposing plastic eggs and using spring blooms like tulips and daffodils to enhance the festive atmosphere.
Decorative items such as pastel egg garlands, hand-painted ornaments, and whimsical garden statues can elevate your holiday decor. From elegant wreaths to playful giant eggs, there are various options to create a welcoming spring environment.
#history
Fox News: Gabbard says RFK, MLK Jr records ‘ready to release’ in days, has 'hunters' looking at FBI, CIA for more files
Documents regarding the 1968 assassinations of Robert F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. will soon be released, according to Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard. Over 100 personnel have been working to scan previously unexamined materials related to these cases.
President Trump expressed support for the release, emphasizing its personal significance to RFK Jr., the son of Robert F. Kennedy. Gabbard noted ongoing efforts to uncover additional information from various agencies to ensure the truth is revealed.
#crime
Breitbart: Video: Police Shoot Wife of Weezer's Bassist Scott Shriner, Charge Her With Attempted Murder
Jillian Shriner, wife of Weezer bassist Scott Shriner, was shot by police during a manhunt related to a hit-and-run incident in East Los Angeles. She was found armed in a neighboring residence and later charged with attempted murder, despite being uninvolved in the hit-and-run.
Shriner sustained a non-life-threatening gunshot wound and was taken into custody after fleeing into her home. No officers or civilians were injured during the incident. Scott Shriner is set to perform at the upcoming Coachella Festival.
#sports
GB News: Prince William hailed for 'authentic' move after joining football pundits in Paris: 'He's relatable!'
Prince William and his son Prince George attended the Champions League quarter-finals in Paris to support Aston Villa against Paris Saint-Germain. William shared his football insights on TNT Sports, expressing pre-match nerves and discussing his superstitions related to the game.
Commentator Helena Chard praised the Prince for his passion and knowledge of football, noting that his enthusiasm resonates with younger audiences. She highlighted his ability to connect with people, drawing parallels between his football commentary and his father's formal duties.