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#politics
The Federalist: Wisconsin Clerk Resigns Amid Uncounted Ballot Investigation
Madison City Clerk Maribeth Witzel-Behl has resigned amid a state investigation into uncounted absentee ballots from November's election. She had been on paid leave following the revelation that 193 ballots were not counted, prompting scrutiny from the Wisconsin Elections Commission.
The commission has initiated an investigation into the handling of the ballots, and Witzel-Behl's resignation comes as pressure mounts from various fronts, including a lawsuit seeking damages for the incident. City officials have praised her service, but the situation has raised significant concerns about election integrity in Madison.
#society
The Telegraph: Finally, a victory for common sense on trans. But the struggle isn’t over
The Supreme Court has affirmed that legal recognition cannot change biological sex, a decision welcomed by women advocating for the protection of single-sex spaces. Cases of nurses facing repercussions for upholding these principles highlight ongoing tensions surrounding gender identity in the workplace.
Concerns remain about the Labour government's stance on gender ideology, which critics argue undermines women's rights and safety. Calls for clarity in regulations and support for women navigating these legal challenges are emphasized, with a push for the government to prioritize women's dignity and privacy.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Iran’s FM says uranium enrichment ‘non-negotiable,’ after US says it cannot continue
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that uranium enrichment is "non-negotiable" in ongoing nuclear talks, contradicting U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff, who suggested that Iran must dismantle its enrichment program. The two sides are set to meet again in Oman for further discussions.
Witkoff emphasized that any agreement must ensure Iran halts its nuclear ambitions, while Araghchi warned that conflicting U.S. positions could hinder negotiations. Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei expressed skepticism about the talks but acknowledged their initial progress.
Le Monde: Rafael Grossi, IAEA director: 'Without us, any agreement on Iran is just a piece of paper'
IAEA Director Rafael Grossi is visiting Iran amid renewed talks between Iran and the U.S. regarding the nuclear agreement. He indicated that while the IAEA is not directly involved in the negotiations, it will play a crucial role in verifying any potential agreement.
Grossi expressed concern that Iran is close to developing nuclear weapons and emphasized the importance of the IAEA's involvement in any future discussions and verification processes.
#economy
Fox News: Hawley urges Republicans to cut taxes for working-class voters who 'put Trump in the White House'
Sen. Josh Hawley is advocating for tax cuts aimed at working-class Americans, particularly those earning under $80,000, to support Trump's base. He proposes allowing payroll tax payments to qualify for income tax credits.
Debate on tax policy continues as Republicans consider changes to Trump's 2017 tax cuts and discuss potential tax increases on higher income brackets to manage national debt. Hawley emphasizes prioritizing tax breaks for Trump's supporters.
Fox News: House prices skyrocketed under Biden. Now, guess who Democrats want to blame?
Democrats are criticized for blaming rising home prices on factors other than their policies. Over the past five years, home prices have surged 20% while wages have only increased by 4%. Tariffs on Canadian lumber and immigration policies are cited, but these do not fully explain the price hikes.
The Biden administration's policies are seen as contributing to the housing crisis, with Republicans advocating for deregulation to alleviate costs. Efforts to cut red tape in construction are underway, contrasting with Democratic blame-shifting.
Forbes: Hong Kong Post Suspends All Package Shipments To The U.S.—Blames Tariffs
Hong Kong Post has suspended all package shipments to the U.S. due to the Trump administration's tariffs and the removal of a duty-free exemption for lower-value shipments. This decision is a response to what Hong Kong officials describe as "bullying" by the U.S.
Starting immediately, surface shipments will be halted, and air mail shipments will cease on April 27. Hong Kong officials criticized the U.S. for imposing high tariffs and stated they will not collect tariffs on behalf of the U.S. Refunds will be issued for undelivered items.
#culture
The Telegraph: Mishal Husain hits out at ‘bombastic’ presenting after leaving BBC
Mishal Husain announced her departure from the BBC's Today programme after 11 years, criticizing the trend of "bombastic" personality-driven journalism. She emphasized the importance of team effort in broadcasting and expressed concern over presenters centering themselves rather than the news.
Husain's style focused on collaboration, often using "we" instead of "I," reflecting her belief in journalistic integrity. Her comments come as the BBC introduces new hosts to bring a different energy to the show.
The Western Journal: 'Saturday Night Live' Stuns by Treating the Concept of a Gay Couple Having a Baby with the Derision It Deserves
"Saturday Night Live" aired a sketch that mocked the concept of a gay couple having a baby, a surprising move for the typically left-leaning show. The sketch highlighted the unnatural aspects of surrogacy, prompting mixed reactions online, with some praising the show's departure from progressive norms.
This moment is seen as a potential cultural shift, challenging the normalization of surrogacy within the LGBT community. Critics argue that the process often exploits women and deprives children of maternal bonds. The sketch has sparked discussions about the ethical implications of such arrangements.
#sports
GB News: Rory McIlroy's wife, Erica Stoll, described as 'subdued' with golf star 'clingy' after epic Masters triumph
Rory McIlroy celebrated his long-awaited Masters victory with his wife Erica Stoll, but body language expert Judi James noted that Erica appeared subdued while Rory seemed clingy. Their relationship has faced challenges, but they reconciled before this milestone win.
McIlroy's triumph marked his career Grand Slam, and he expressed relief after 11 years of waiting for a major. Competitor Justin Rose acknowledged the significance of the moment in golf, highlighting the camaraderie despite the competitive nature of the sport.
#outdoors
Tactical Bassin: These Unique Baits Catch Fish All Spring! — Tactical Bassin' - Bass Fishing Blog
Tim embarks on a day of bass fishing on the Tennessee River, showcasing his adaptability with various baits. He starts with larger options and transitions to midsize and finesse baits, highlighting his confidence in Spring fishing techniques.
The video provides links to specific baits, colors, and rod and reel combos used, offering viewers detailed insights into effective fishing strategies.