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2 Apr 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Johnson Shuts Down House for Week After Squabble Over Remote Voting
Speaker Mike Johnson canceled the remaining House votes after a procedural defeat regarding a resolution by Rep. Anna Paulina Luna to allow new parents to vote by proxy. Johnson and others deemed the resolution unconstitutional, leading to a significant split among Republicans.
The failed rule vote means no further action can occur this week, impacting planned legislation. Luna's resignation from the House Freedom Caucus highlights ongoing tensions, as she accuses colleagues of conspiring against her. The House will reconvene on April 7.
Breitbart: Republican Randy Fine Projected to Win Special Election in FL-6
Florida state Sen. Randy Fine (R-FL) is projected to win the special election for the 6th Congressional District, defeating Democrat Josh Weil. This election was held to fill the vacancy left by former Rep. Mike Waltz.
Republicans were initially concerned due to polling indicating a close race, but Fine's victory has alleviated those worries. He shared a personal message about his late mother, emphasizing her support for his campaign.
Breitbart: *** Election Night LiveWire *** Florida, Wisconsin Results Stream In
Voters in Florida and Wisconsin participated in key elections that could impact the balance of power in Congress. In Florida, Republicans Jimmy Patronis and Randy Fine secured victories in the first and sixth congressional districts, respectively, signaling strong support for Trump’s agenda.
In Wisconsin, the state Supreme Court race between conservative Brad Schimel and liberal Susan Crawford may influence future congressional districting. The outcomes in both states are being interpreted as a referendum on the current political climate and President Trump’s influence.
#society
GB News: UK could see larger vehicles imported that pose 'genuine risk' to safety amid Trump trade deal issues
New cars sold in the UK may become less safe if a US trade deal leads to the adoption of lower US safety standards. Currently, UK and EU regulations are more stringent, requiring features like pedestrian protection and advanced braking systems that US cars often lack.
Experts warn that compromising on safety standards to facilitate trade could set a dangerous precedent and jeopardize road safety in Europe. The UK government has been urged to maintain its rigorous safety measures amid pressures from US tariffs on car imports.
#economy
Le Monde: Trump's tariff threat rattles Mexico's automotive industry
Donald Trump's announcement of a 25% tariff on car imports, effective April 2, has raised alarms in Mexico, where the automotive sector significantly contributes to the economy. President Claudia Sheinbaum noted that the tariffs disproportionately impact Mexico due to its close economic ties with the U.S.
The automotive industry in Mexico, which employs nearly a million workers and has attracted over €150 billion in foreign investment, could face a downturn that risks pushing the country into recession by 2025. Mexico is currently the seventh-largest car producer globally, hosting major manufacturers.