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11 Apr 2025
#politics
The Western Journal: Sen. Hawley Considers Criminal Referral for Zuckerberg After Ex-Facebook Employee's 'Extraordinary' Revelation
Sen. Josh Hawley is considering a criminal referral for Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg after allegations surfaced that Facebook shared U.S. citizens' data with China. A former Facebook executive testified that Zuckerberg prioritized building a business in China over American user privacy.
Hawley claims that Facebook's actions, including providing access to user data and developing censorship tools for the Chinese government, pose a threat to national security. He has called for Zuckerberg to testify before Congress regarding these revelations.
Fox News: Rep. Crockett claims Americans can't afford a home or groceries due to Trump's immigration policies
Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-Texas) attributed Americans' struggles with food and housing affordability to former President Trump's immigration policies. She argued that better informing the public could shift perceptions on the connection between immigration and economic issues.
Crockett emphasized that many businesses, particularly in construction and hospitality, are suffering due to a lack of migrant workers. She called for a reevaluation of how immigration impacts the economy and affordability of living.
Breitbart: Palin Brings New York Times to Court for Defamation Trial 2.0
Sarah Palin will have a renewed opportunity to pursue her defamation lawsuit against the New York Times, as a New York courtroom prepares for the trial. The case was previously dismissed by Judge Jed S. Rakoff but was revived by a federal appeals court, allowing it to go to trial.
The lawsuit stems from a 2017 editorial suggesting Palin inspired a mass shooting in Tucson, Arizona. The case is notable due to the high bar for public figures to prove "actual malice" in defamation suits. Recent polls indicate a growing distrust in mainstream media among Americans.
Breitbart: Planes Clip Wings at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport
Two American Airlines flights collided on the taxiway at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport on Thursday. Flight 5490, bound for Charleston, struck the wingtip of Flight 4522, headed to JFK. The FAA is investigating, and no injuries were reported.
Reps. Nick LaLota and Grace Meng were on board during the incident, expressing relief that everyone was safe. Meng emphasized the need to restore FAA jobs for safety, a claim countered by the Trump White House, which stated there have been no cuts to critical FAA positions.
#society
Breitbart: Martina Navratilova Asks Dems What They're Willing to 'Give Up' to Defend Trans Athletes
Martina Navratilova criticized Democrats for their support of transgender ideology, questioning what principles they are sacrificing in the process. She expressed discontent over the lack of support for women in sports, particularly regarding Title IX rules that prohibit male athletes identifying as female from competing in women's events.
Navratilova, who aligns with Trump on the issue of transgender athletes, urged Democrats to prioritize women's rights and safety in sports. She called out party members for their reluctance to speak out against the current stance, emphasizing the need for more representatives to advocate for women.
Breitbart: Over 200 Dead in Dominican Republic Nightclub Collapse
The death toll from the collapse of the Jet Set nightclub in Santo Domingo has risen to 221, with 155 injured. Rescue efforts have concluded after 33 hours, with no survivors found in the last 48 hours. Among the deceased are notable figures from the Dominican Republic's baseball community.
The cause of the collapse is still under investigation. The nightclub, a popular venue since 1973, had undergone renovations in recent years and was packed during a performance when the roof fell. Dominican President Luis Abinader and U.S. officials have expressed condolences and support for the victims' families.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: With Tariff Escalations, US and China Enter a New Era
The U.S. and China have entered a phase of intensified economic confrontation following a series of escalating tariffs initiated by President Trump. Experts indicate a significant decoupling between the two nations, with little hope for meaningful negotiations. Analysts suggest that the ongoing standoff may lead to a collision reminiscent of Cold War dynamics, with China potentially viewing the U.S. as an adversary.
With the U.S. stock market experiencing volatility amid these tensions, there are concerns regarding how allies will respond to Trump's aggressive tariff policies. Some analysts believe that the Chinese regime may resort to military action, such as invading Taiwan, to shift the economic narrative in its favor. The situation remains precarious, with both nations facing internal and external pressures that could influence their next moves.
Fox News: US Ambassador to Ukraine Bridget Brink to step down amid high-stakes war diplomacy
U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Bridget Brink is resigning, with her departure coinciding with a shift in U.S. foreign policy under the Trump administration towards negotiating a peace deal with Russia. Brink, a seasoned diplomat, was appointed by President Biden in 2022 and has been a strong advocate for U.S. interests in Eastern Europe.
Her resignation comes as U.S. and Russian officials engage in talks aimed at improving diplomatic relations and stabilizing embassy operations. Brink's exit may facilitate the appointment of a new ambassador aligned with the current administration's diplomatic goals.
Fox News: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth touts 'historic' deals to deter 'Chinese influence' in Panama Canal
The Trump administration has signed a new security pact with Panama regarding the Panama Canal, aimed at countering Chinese influence in the region. The agreement reaffirms Panamanian sovereignty and establishes military cooperation, ensuring U.S. warships can transit the canal without tolls.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth emphasized that the deal serves U.S. interests and comes amid rising tensions with China, particularly in trade. The administration aims to maintain a strategic foothold in the Western Hemisphere while fostering economic benefits through this partnership.
#economy
GB News: Labour to 'review' VAT rates amid calls to change company car tax rates impacting millions
Labour is reviewing VAT rates on public electric vehicle charging, currently set at 20%, compared to 5% for home charging. Liberal Democrat MP Paul Kohler raised concerns about inequality for EV users, suggesting a rate reduction to boost demand amidst challenges in the UK automotive sector.
Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander highlighted the government's focus on alternative measures, such as investing £380 million in overnight charging infrastructure, rather than changing VAT rates. The government aims to provide certainty and support for the automotive industry while addressing the transition to electric vehicles.
#culture
Le Monde: At the Cannes Film Festival, six women compete and Julia Ducournau and Wes Anderson return
The 78th Cannes Film Festival will take place from May 13 to May 24, 2025, with Tom Cruise presenting "Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning" out of competition. Robert De Niro will receive an honorary Palme d'Or, highlighting his longstanding connection to the festival.
Festival president Iris Knobloch emphasized a focus on women's representation, noting six female directors among the 19 feature films in competition. Juliette Binoche will serve as jury president, and the festival aims to address issues raised in a recent report on violence in the cinema and theater sectors.
#crime
The Western Journal: Days Before Scheduled Coachella Appearance, Rock Band Bassist’s Wife Shot by Police
Jillian Shriner, wife of Weezer bassist Scott Shriner, was shot by police after allegedly pointing a gun at them during a confrontation linked to a hit-and-run incident in Los Angeles. She faces attempted murder charges and was treated for a non-life-threatening injury.
The incident unfolded as police pursued suspects from the crash, with one suspect still at large. Scott Shriner, who is scheduled to perform at Coachella, was not involved in the incident.
Fox News: Escaped California prison inmate convicted of murder kills police commander in Mexico: report
Cesar Hernandez, a convicted murderer who escaped custody in California, is now wanted for killing Mexican police commander Abigail Esparza Reyes during a shootout in Tijuana. Reyes led the elite "Gringo Hunters" unit, which targets American fugitives in Mexico.
Reyes had conducted over 400 operations against U.S. fugitives in her eight years leading the unit. The U.S. Marshals Service stated they were present in the area but not involved in the incident, emphasizing that violence against law enforcement will not go unpunished.