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16 Apr 2025
#politics
Fox News: Longtime Trump foe Letitia James reviewing possible insider trading over president's tariff pause
New York Attorney General Letitia James is investigating potential insider trading violations related to President Donald Trump's recent pause on reciprocal tariffs, which coincided with a surge in stock markets. The inquiry is in its preliminary stages, with concerns raised by lawmakers about whether Trump or his associates had advance knowledge of the tariff decision.
James has a history of pursuing legal challenges against Trump and is utilizing the Martin Act, which grants her broad authority to investigate securities fraud. The White House has dismissed the allegations as partisan attacks, emphasizing the president's role in stabilizing the economy.
Fox News: Free speech advocate says Harvard doesn't have 'clean hands' but opposes Trump pressure campaign
Nico Perrino, executive vice president of the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, criticized the Trump administration's actions against Harvard University, arguing that while Harvard has a poor record on free speech, the administration's punitive measures infringe on the university's rights.
The Trump administration froze over $2.2 billion in grants to Harvard after it refused to comply with federal demands regarding merit-based hiring and admissions. Perrino warned that such government interventions could set a dangerous precedent for future administrations.
The Economist: Young men in Spain love the hardline Vox
Santiago Abascal, leader of the far-right Vox party in Spain, is gaining popularity, especially among young men. After a notable presence at Donald Trump's inauguration and hosting a gathering of European hard-right leaders, Vox's support has risen from 10.5% to over 14% in polls.
Among Spanish men under 25, Vox has become the leading party, surpassing even the mainstream conservative People's Party. This shift reflects a broader trend of increasing support for hardline populism in Spain.
Fox News: Senate Republican DOGE leader Joni Ernst faces first Democratic challenger in 2026 race
Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, is set to face her first Democratic challenger, Nathan Sage, a veteran and executive director of the Knoxville Chamber of Commerce, in the 2026 election. Sage emphasizes his working-class background and aims to represent those feeling abandoned by the political elite.
Sage's campaign focuses on economic inequality and the need for a Democratic Party that resonates with everyday people. He criticizes Ernst as "corporate-funded" and claims that working-class Iowans are not adequately represented, aiming to bring their concerns to the forefront.
Fox News: Soros v Trump: Socialists targets conservatives in upcoming European nation's election
A former Albanian ambassador claims the upcoming election in Albania is a contest between "Trump-ists" and "Soros-ists," with the ruling socialists accused of corruption and undermining democracy. Critics express concern over the integrity of the electoral process amid allegations of political manipulation.
Opposition leader Sali Berisha, facing legal challenges and sanctions from the U.S., argues that the ruling government is corrupt and undemocratic. He calls for a fair election process and criticizes foreign influence, specifically from George Soros, in Albanian politics.
CNSNews: Hegseth Adviser Dan Caldwell Placed on Leave for ‘Unauthorized Disclosure’ Tied to Signal Chat Leak
Dan Caldwell, an adviser to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, was placed on administrative leave and barred from the Pentagon due to an unauthorized disclosure linked to a military chat about strikes on Yemen. This incident is part of a larger investigation into recent leaks of sensitive information.
Pentagon officials are conducting interviews and administering polygraphs to identify those responsible for the leaks, with potential criminal prosecution for violators. Another adviser, Darin Selnick, was also suspended in connection with the probe.
Breitbart: Man Who Snuck Into VIP Convoy And Hugged German Chancellor Fined
A German court fined a man €4,500 and banned him from driving for two and a half years after he hugged Chancellor Olaf Scholz in a VIP convoy at Frankfurt Airport. The incident raised security concerns, but Scholz was unharmed and felt no threat.
The man, under the influence of drugs, was deemed partially responsible and apologized in court. Scholz's tenure as chancellor is nearing its end, with the German parliament set to elect Friedrich Merz as the next leader.
Fox News: Grassley, Johnson press DOJ IG to respond on whether ‘untasked’ undercover agents were present on Jan. 6
Senators Ron Johnson and Chuck Grassley are seeking information from the DOJ Inspector General regarding the presence of unassigned confidential human sources from various DOJ agencies during the January 6 Capitol events. A previous report indicated that while 26 FBI sources were present, only three were officially tasked by the FBI.
The DOJ Inspector General, Michael Horowitz, confirmed that other agencies like the ATF and DEA did not deploy any undercover sources on that day but could not determine if any untasked sources were present. Grassley and Johnson are pressing for more comprehensive answers and transparency about the involvement of all DOJ components in the events of January 6.
#society
Fox News: 'Golden Bachelor' Gerry Turner says incurable cancer 'makes life exciting'
Gerry Turner, the 73-year-old star of "The Golden Bachelor," shares an optimistic outlook despite his diagnosis of incurable Waldenstrom macroglobulinemia. He describes living with cancer as a privilege that has encouraged him to embrace life and new experiences fully.
Turner recently confirmed his divorce from Theresa Nist and is now dating someone new, expressing a desire to be respectful of his past relationship. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining a positive attitude and enjoying life while managing his health.
The Federalist: Rubio: To Protect Free Speech, The Censorship Complex Must Die
President Trump has pledged to end the government’s use of censorship against free speech, a promise bolstered by the recent dissolution of the Global Engagement Center (GEC), which had transformed into a body focused on combating "disinformation." The GEC's history reflects attempts to suppress dissenting voices, particularly those aligned with Trump.
The Trump administration aims to restore faith in the ability of citizens to discern truth without government interference, rejecting the notion that ordinary Americans need protection from misinformation. This commitment extends to ensuring free speech is upheld both domestically and internationally.
The Economist: Europe’s streets are alive with the sound of protests
Protests are sweeping through Europe, particularly in Serbia and Turkey, where university students are leading fast-paced demonstrations. These rallies, characterized by energetic marches and a lively atmosphere, reflect a growing discontent among the populace.
In contrast, other European protests, like those in Spain and France, adopt a more leisurely pace. The varied nature of these movements highlights the diverse political landscapes and issues facing different countries across the continent.
The Telegraph: Watch: Plane engine bursts into flames after ‘rabbit strike’
A United Airlines flight from Denver to Edmonton had to make an emergency landing after a rabbit entered an engine, causing a fire mid-flight. Pilots reported a "rabbit strike," similar to the term "bird strike." The Boeing 737 returned safely after 75 minutes in the air.
Footage captured flames from the engine, raising concerns about potential damage to the landing gear.
GB News: 'Absolutely delighted!' MSP praises Supreme Court 'victory' as SNP 'humiliated' in landmark ruling
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of biological women, defining "woman" and "sex" in the Equality Act 2010 as referring to biological sex. This decision followed a challenge by For Women Scotland, leaving the Scottish government criticized and "humiliated" for its stance on transgender issues.
Alba Party MSP Ash Regan hailed the ruling as a "victory for common sense" and urged the government to reconsider its policies regarding women's rights and spaces. The ruling highlights ongoing concerns about women's safety and participation in sports amid debates on transgender inclusion.
Forbes: Trump Administration Sues Maine Over Trans Athletes In Girls’ Sports—Threatening Federal Funding
The Trump administration is set to file a lawsuit against Maine, claiming the state's allowance of transgender athletes in girls' sports violates Title IX. Attorney General Pam Bondi stated that the Justice Department aims to protect women's civil rights through this legal action.
Maine officials argue that Title IX does not prohibit transgender participation and have accused the Trump administration of lacking legal support for its claims. Tensions escalated after Trump threatened to withhold federal funding, leading to a temporary freeze on educational grants, which a judge later ordered to be unfrozen.
The Economist: The threat to free speech in Germany
Germany's recent actions against free speech have raised concerns about its reputation as one of the world's freest nations. This situation echoes the "Streisand effect," where attempts to suppress information often lead to greater public awareness.
As protests and political discontent rise across Europe, Germany's approach to free expression may have broader implications for its democratic values.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Iran Talks Hit Impasse as Regime Says Nuclear Enrichment 'Non-Negotiable'
U.S.-Iran talks on nuclear enrichment have stalled, with Iran insisting its enrichment is "non-negotiable." The Trump administration demands an end to Iran's uranium enrichment, which exceeds civilian needs and raises concerns about nuclear weapons development.
Iran's foreign minister stated readiness to build confidence but reaffirmed the non-negotiable stance on enrichment. Tensions remain high, with Trump hinting at military action if Iran does not comply.
Le Monde: France, UK vow to 'maintain pressure' on Haiti gangs
Britain and France have pledged to impose sanctions on criminal gangs in Haiti, which is facing severe political instability and violence. The gangs are attempting to destabilize the Transitional Presidential Council, prompting the UK and France to call for strict enforcement of sanctions.
The UN Security Council has extended an arms embargo on Haiti, highlighting the violence that has resulted in over 1,500 deaths in just the first quarter of this year. A Kenyan-led Multinational Security Support Mission has been deployed but is struggling with logistical and funding issues.
#economy
Forbes: Will Trump Negotiate Tariffs? Japan Meeting At White House Today As Countries Say They Want Fair Deals
The White House is negotiating trade deals with over 75 countries after President Trump paused high tariffs for 90 days. A 10% baseline tariff will apply to most imports, except for China, which faces a 125% tariff. Japan, South Korea, and the EU are among key nations seeking agreements.
Negotiations are ongoing with various countries, including Vietnam and India, while China remains unresponsive to talks. The Trump administration emphasizes "America first" in trade, though some countries are cautious about making concessions. The timeline for reaching agreements remains uncertain.
#education
Breitbart: Watch -- Whoopi Goldberg Says Dismantling Dept. of Education 'Maybe a Good Thing': 'Will Force Us to Make Sure Our Kids Get What They Need'
Whoopi Goldberg supports dismantling the Department of Education, while the NAACP sues over cuts to diversity programs.
Breitbart: Harvard Prof.: We Have 'a Problem' with Political Climate on Campus, Defunding Research Isn't the Answer
Harvard's Steven Pinker highlights free speech concerns and promotes diverse viewpoints to combat censorship on campus.
#crime
The Western Journal: idnapped American Pastor 'Miraculously' Rescued in Dramatic Fashion: 'Thank You Lord!'
American pastor Josh Sullivan, kidnapped in South Africa while preaching, was rescued unharmed during a police raid. The operation resulted in the deaths of three kidnappers as they attempted to flee. Sullivan's family expressed deep gratitude for his safe return.
The incident has sparked a wave of prayers and support, despite facing criticism regarding missionary work. Sullivan's church reported he is in good health following the ordeal.
Fox News: Connecticut man who escaped house of horrors breaks silence after decades of stepmom’s alleged abuse
A 32-year-old man, identified only as "S," has publicly shared his gratitude after escaping alleged captivity by his stepmother, Kimberly Sullivan, in Waterbury, Connecticut, where he claims to have been held for 20 years. He expressed appreciation for the support he received from first responders and healthcare professionals.
Sullivan has been arrested and faces multiple charges, including first-degree assault and second-degree kidnapping. Her attorney denies the abuse allegations, asserting that Sullivan was unaware of any imprisonment. The case continues to develop as investigations proceed.
Breitbart: Activist 'Minister' Backing Karmelo Anthony Has Dark, Violent Past
Dominique Alexander, a controversial activist with a violent past, has publicly supported Karmelo Anthony, the teen charged with murdering Austin Metcalf during a track meet. Alexander's history includes serious criminal offenses, raising concerns about his credibility.
Anthony claims he acted in self-defense during the altercation, which escalated over a seating dispute. He admitted to the stabbing and fled the scene, while Metcalf's twin brother described the traumatic moment of his brother's death.
#technology
Forbes: Here's Why There's A 'Silver Lining' For Nvidia After Trump’s China AI Chip Curb
Nvidia faces a $5.5 billion loss this quarter due to new U.S. restrictions on exporting its H20 AI chips to China, impacting earnings by up to 10%. Analysts view this as a manageable risk, noting that China accounted for only 13% of Nvidia's revenue last year.
Despite a 7% drop in shares that affected the broader market, analysts believe Nvidia can recover revenue through GPU sales outside China. Some suggest this may be a strategic move to influence U.S. AI regulations.