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13 Apr 2025
#politics
Fox News: Gretchen Whitmer ribbed online for seeming to hide face in Oval Office
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer faced online mockery for shielding her face with a folder during a meeting with President Trump in the Oval Office. The meeting addressed recovery from an ice storm, military funding, and environmental protections.
Whitmer's comments on tariffs highlighted areas of agreement with Trump, while also criticizing their implementation. Her approach diverges from other Democratic governors as she navigates a politically divided state.
#society
The Telegraph: New York helicopter crash pilot was former Navy Seal
Sean Johnson, a 36-year-old former Navy Seal, was the pilot of a helicopter that crashed into the Hudson River, resulting in six fatalities, including three children from a Spanish family. He had recently relocated to New York to further his aviation career.
Johnson shared his passion for flying on social media, posting videos of himself in a Bell 206 helicopter, the same model involved in the accident. Friends described him as someone who was "living the dream."
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Iran: Talks with US to stay ‘indirect,’ will only address nuclear issues and sanctions
Iran's foreign ministry confirmed that upcoming talks with the U.S. will remain indirect and mediated by Oman, focusing solely on nuclear issues and sanctions relief. This follows recent discussions between Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff, which were described as constructive.
Despite U.S. desires to address Iran's ballistic missile program and support for militant groups, Iran insists on limiting discussions to its nuclear program. Analysts view these negotiations as a potential turning point in U.S.-Iran relations amid ongoing economic sanctions and regional tensions.
Fox News: Freed Israeli hostage calls on Trump to act as 'modern Moses' to save brother from Hamas 'lunatics'
Iair Horn, who escaped from Hamas captivity after 498 days, is now advocating for the release of his brother Eitan and other hostages. He has called on former President Trump to act as a "modern Moses" to secure their freedom, expressing gratitude for Trump's previous assistance in his own release.
Horn's experience highlights the ongoing threat posed by Hamas, particularly after the recent violence that resulted in numerous Israeli deaths. He fears for his brother's safety and urges that no more hostages should return in coffins.
#economy
Forbes: Why This Dutch Billionaire Could Benefit From US-China Trade War
Remon Vos, a Dutch billionaire and founder of CTP, has transformed the firm into a leading industrial real estate developer in Central and Eastern Europe since its inception in 1998. With a focus on logistics parks, CTP has thrived amid changing economic conditions, including the impact of tariffs on trade.
Vos's strategy capitalizes on lower land and labor costs in the region, attracting Asian companies seeking to establish manufacturing in Europe. Despite recent stock fluctuations due to tariff announcements, CTP remains well-positioned for growth, with ambitious plans for expansion and a diverse client base.
#culture
Forbes: The Best Of Watches And Wonders 2025
Watches And Wonders Geneva showcased new luxury timepieces, including Rolex's first collection in over a decade and the world's most complicated wristwatch. The event was marked by urgency due to potential tariffs on Swiss watches, with new releases still generating excitement despite trade uncertainties.
Notable highlights included Rolex's Land-Dweller, Cartier's revived Tank Á Guichets, and Bulgari’s ultra-thin tourbillon. Other brands like Patek Philippe, Grand Seiko, and Hermès unveiled innovative designs, emphasizing craftsmanship and unique features.
GB News: Batman and School of Rock actor dies aged 54 as lawyer confirms passing
Actor Nicky Katt, known for roles in "Dazed and Confused" and "School of Rock," has died at 54. His death was confirmed by his attorney, with no cause disclosed. Katt was recognized for his collaborations with director Richard Linklater and appeared in various notable films and TV shows.
Katt's career spanned decades, beginning in the 1980s with TV roles and leading to significant film appearances. He was also known for his work in series like "Boston Public" and guest spots on shows like "Friends." Katt largely kept his personal life private.