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10 Apr 2025
#illegals
Liberty Nation News: Migrants Told to Self-Deport or Pay Hefty Fines - Liberty Nation News
President Trump’s administration is urging illegal migrants to self-deport or face daily fines of $998 and potential confiscation of property. Using a 1996 law, the administration warns that fines can accumulate retroactively for up to five years, potentially exceeding $1 million per individual.
Migrants are encouraged to use the newly branded CBP Home app for self-deportation, which offers benefits such as avoiding fines, retaining earnings, and protecting future immigration eligibility. Failure to comply may lead to jail time and further financial penalties.
#politics
The Economist: Politics
Donald Trump announced a 90-day pause on punitive tariffs for over 75 countries that did not retaliate, reducing the tariff to 10%. However, he increased tariffs on Chinese imports, with China vowing to continue its counter-tariffs, labeling the move as a "mistake on top of a mistake."
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: US and Russia exchange prisoners in 2nd swap since Trump took office
Russia and the U.S. conducted a prisoner exchange in Abu Dhabi, with Moscow releasing ballet dancer Ksenia Karelina, sentenced to 12 years for treason, while the U.S. freed Arthur Petrov, facing charges for violating export controls. The swap marks a step towards improved bilateral relations.
U.S. officials emphasized the importance of communication with Russia despite ongoing tensions, while acknowledging that other Americans remain wrongfully detained. This exchange follows previous swaps and discussions aimed at restoring diplomatic ties strained by the Ukraine conflict.
The Economist: Business
The Economist's latest report highlights key global developments, including economic trends and geopolitical shifts. It provides insights into various sectors and their implications for international relations and markets.
This week’s analysis emphasizes the interconnectedness of global events and their potential impact on future policies.
#economy
The Western Journal: China Hit with Nasty Shock Minutes After Trump Tariff Hike as Order Cancellations Begin Pouring In
President Trump's recent tariff hike on Chinese goods has sent shockwaves through Chinese factories reliant on exports. With tariffs soaring to 125%, many U.S. companies are canceling orders, leading to significant reductions in shipments from China.
This move aims to recalibrate America's economic ties with China, addressing concerns over unfair trade practices. While it may inflict short-term pain, the long-term goal is to establish a more equitable relationship.
Forbes: Trump Approval Rating Tracker: Three Post-Tariff Surveys Show Decline
President Trump's net approval rating has declined following his recent tariff announcement, with new polls indicating that a majority of Americans believe these tariffs will negatively impact the U.S. economy both short- and long-term. Disapproval ratings have remained high, with various surveys showing a significant portion of voters disapproving of his job performance.
The tariffs, which include a 10% tax on all U.S. trading partners, have stirred recession fears and prompted backlash even from some of Trump's business allies. While his average approval rating during this term is slightly higher than during his first, concerns over his handling of trade and economic policies persist among voters.
Le Monde: Trump's reciprocity: A concept rooted in a tradition hostile to free trade
Donald Trump advocates for trade reciprocity, arguing that its absence leads to chronic U.S. trade deficits. Historically, reciprocity has served both protective and liberal trade purposes, appearing in various treaties since the 18th century.
Critics view the modern emphasis on reciprocity as a protectionist approach, reminiscent of 19th-century mercantilist ideology, which equates trade deficits with defeat. This perspective challenges the principles of free trade, favoring "fair trade" instead.
#military
The Western Journal: Graphic Language: Tim Walz Mercilessly Heckled by Angry Vets Over Stolen Valor - Video
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz faced intense heckling from veterans at a rally over accusations of stolen valor and insufficient funding for veterans' programs. Despite his attempts to calm the crowd, he was met with shouts of "coward" and other insults, reflecting deep discontent among the audience.
Walz's recent controversies, including his past claims about military service, have raised questions about his political future. As he navigates a challenging landscape within the Democratic Party, his credibility among veterans and conservatives appears to be severely damaged.
#culture
The Western Journal: Watch: Anderson Cooper Gets Woman's Pronouns 'Wrong,' Pays the Price on Live TV
Anderson Cooper faced backlash after misgendering a civil rights attorney during a town hall with Bernie Sanders. The attorney corrected him, stating their pronouns were "they/them," leading to a flurry of reactions online, with some calling for Cooper's cancellation.
Critics highlighted the incident as emblematic of the left's focus on minor issues while ignoring significant national concerns, such as illegal immigration and economic stability. The commentary suggests that the left's emphasis on pronoun usage reflects a broader cultural shift that some view as detrimental.
#education
Fox News: Wisconsin education department pushes back on Trump administration DEI certification demands
The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (WDPI) is at risk of losing federal funding due to its response to a Trump administration certification requirement regarding diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs. The U.S. Department of Education has mandated K-12 schools to certify compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act to continue receiving federal financial assistance, citing concerns over discrimination in DEI programs.
WDPI has expressed concerns about the legality and redundancy of the certification request and has opted not to collect certifications from local education agencies until it receives further clarification from the U.S. Department of Education. Similarly, the New York State Education Department has indicated it will not comply with the certification request, arguing it has already met its obligations under Title VI.
#sports
The Western Journal: Watch: Hockey Player Hit with 10-Game Suspension for Physically Brutalizing Ref on the Ice
Hockey player Adam Beckman of the Bridgeport Islanders has been suspended for 10 games after physically abusing a referee during a game against the Charlotte Checkers. The incident involved Beckman shoving the official, who then slid into a wall.
Beckman will miss the final five games of the regular season and the first five games of his next active AHL roster. The player was recently traded to the Islanders from the New Jersey Devils.
#technology
The Economist: AI models are helping dirty industries go green
Rotterdam's PortXChange is leveraging AI to optimize shipping logistics, reducing fuel waste caused by congestion. This technology has helped companies like Shell cut idle time by 20%, demonstrating its potential for improving efficiency in various global ports.
The application of AI is expanding beyond shipping, with energy companies also using it to enhance power generation and efficiency. This trend highlights the growing role of AI in promoting sustainability across multiple industries.
#other
GB News: US weather: America split as eastern states hit by snow while west baked in 100F heat dome
A significant weather pattern is emerging in the U.S., with the eastern states facing winter storms while the western regions experience extreme heat. Meteorologists predict a clash of cold Arctic air and warm Gulf air, leading to severe storms, heavy rainfall, and potential tornadoes.
Recent flooding has already caused substantial damage, with cleanup costs expected to reach tens of billions. As temperatures soar in the south and plunge in the north, additional storms are anticipated, exacerbating flood risks across multiple states.