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11 Apr 2025
#politics
Fox News: NC lawmakers pass bill banning emergency aid discrimination after FEMA Trump sign debacle
North Carolina lawmakers have passed H.B. 251, which prohibits discrimination in emergency aid based on political affiliation or speech. This legislation was prompted by allegations that FEMA discriminated against homeowners with Trump signs after Hurricane Helene.
The bill passed the House with a significant majority, despite opposition from Democrats. It aims to ensure fair treatment in emergency assistance, following claims of a culture within FEMA that avoided engaging with Trump supporters. The bill will now proceed to the Senate for consideration.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: King Charles and Queen Camilla return to the UK
King Charles and Queen Camilla concluded a successful four-day state visit to Italy, highlighted by a celebration of Italian cuisine and a pasta-making festival in Ravenna. The royal couple received warm receptions, with large crowds gathering to greet them throughout their visit.
The King engaged with the public despite ongoing health issues and met briefly with Pope Francis, who wished them well on their 20th wedding anniversary. The visit fostered goodwill between Italy and the UK, with Charles emphasizing the importance of their partnership in defending democratic values.
Le Monde: Panama deal allows US to deploy troops to canal, but no permanent bases
The U.S. has secured a deal with Panama allowing military personnel to deploy to certain facilities along the Panama Canal for training and exercises, though it stops short of establishing permanent bases. This agreement aims to counter China's influence over the strategic waterway.
Panama's government retains control over deployments and has expressed concerns about U.S. military presence, fearing it could destabilize the country. The deal comes amid rising tensions regarding Chinese operations in the canal, with Panama pushing for the exit of a Hong Kong company involved in port operations.
#health
The Western Journal: RFK Jr. Tells Trump ‘We Will Know' What’s Caused Massive Autism Outbreak 'By September'
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced that he will provide answers regarding the causes of the rising autism rates by September. He highlighted a significant increase in autism diagnoses, from 1 in 150 in 2000 to 1 in 31 today, attributing this to a broad research initiative.
Kennedy's comments during a cabinet meeting with President Trump emphasized the need to identify potential environmental factors contributing to this trend. The discussion included historical context about changes in autism diagnosis criteria and previous controversies surrounding vaccination studies.