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23 Apr 2025
#politics
Fox News: Biden team, Democrats need to admit they were gaslighting about president's fitness: Book authors
Journalists Jonathan Allen and Amie Parnes claim that Democratic Party officials misled the public regarding President Biden's mental acuity. They noted growing anger among Democrats, highlighting concerns about Biden's cognitive abilities, especially after his debate performance against Donald Trump.
Allen emphasized the need for the Biden administration to acknowledge these issues to regain trust within the party. He criticized the leadership for allegedly "gaslighting" the public about Biden's condition and called for a reckoning to rebuild confidence in the party's ability to govern.
#society
Breitbart: Ellison: Female Athletes Being Injured by Biological Men Is 'One Video'
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison addressed safety concerns regarding biological men competing in women's sports during an interview. He emphasized his commitment to upholding state law, regardless of individual incidents, and criticized federal efforts perceived as bullying Minnesota children.
Ellison's remarks come amid ongoing discussions and lawsuits surrounding this contentious issue, highlighting the legal framework guiding his stance.
#economy
Forbes: Trade Court Keeps Trump’s Tariffs In Place—At Least For Now
The U.S. Court of International Trade has declined to immediately block President Trump's tariffs, siding against business groups that argued the tariffs threaten their operations. The court found that the plaintiffs did not demonstrate a likelihood of immediate harm.
The ruling allows Trump’s tariffs, including a 10% baseline and higher rates on Chinese imports, to remain in effect while further litigation continues. A more lasting ruling on the matter is expected by mid-May.
Forbes: The Health Care Stock Fund With An Ulterior Motive
Virologist Michael Taylor manages the Simplify Health Care ETF, which donates all profits to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. The fund has attracted $144 million in assets and has averaged a 5.3% annual return since its inception, while Taylor takes no salary.
Taylor avoids major pharmaceutical companies, citing concerns over patent expirations and vaccine controversies. His unconventional portfolio includes stocks in companies like Chewy and PureCycle Technologies, reflecting his belief in a forthcoming biotech boom.
Le Monde: 'With each crisis, gold reaches new heights. Thanks to Trump, it has scaled several.'
Gold prices have surged amid market panic, reaching an unprecedented $3,500 per ounce on April 22, 2025. This increase follows a trend of rising gold values during crises, with significant milestones noted since the 2008 financial crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic.
Investors are flocking to gold as a safe haven due to market turbulence stemming from trade wars and tensions with the Federal Reserve. The uncertainty surrounding U.S. Treasury bonds further drives demand for gold as a secure investment option.
#religion
The Telegraph: Could the next pope be English?
Four English cardinals, appointed by Pope Francis, are potential candidates for the papacy, although betting odds suggest they are unlikely to be chosen. The conclave can select any unmarried adult male Catholic, and historically, England has had a pope before.
Nicholas Breakspear, the only English pope, navigated complex European politics in the 12th century and granted Henry II control over Ireland. His legacy remains significant, and as the conclave approaches, there is hope that England might again celebrate a new pope.
#history
Times Of Israel: What Matters Now to Prof. Manuela Consonni: How women resisted the Nazis
A new podcast episode features Prof. Manuela Consonni discussing an exhibition titled “Faces of Women’s Resistance” at Hebrew University, commemorating Yom Hashoah. The exhibition highlights the roles of women, both Jewish and non-Jewish, in resisting the Nazi regime during the Holocaust.
Consonni also addresses the definitions of resistance and the implications of Holocaust language in contemporary discussions, particularly regarding hostages held by Hamas.
Gataway Couple: Everything to Know About Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument
Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument in New Mexico showcases the ancient cliff dwellings of the Mogollon culture, built between the late 1270s and 1300. Visitors can explore the structures and learn about the native culture through the visitor center and ranger-led tours.
The monument offers limited activities, such as hiking and backpacking in the surrounding Gila wilderness, with various trails available. While camping is not allowed within the monument, nearby campgrounds are accessible. Safety precautions are advised due to local wildlife.
#crime
Breitbart: EXCLUSIVE: Gulf Cartel Operates Alternative Government in Mexican Border City
The Gulf Cartel has significantly expanded its control in Matamoros, Tamaulipas, effectively acting as an alternative government. Businesses are required to pay weekly protection fees, and the cartel collaborates with local officials to enforce this system, creating a facade of peace while avoiding violence.
Despite the cartel's grip, the federal government remains passive, as local politicians benefit from the arrangement. This situation poses potential risks, especially with the Trump Administration's designation of the Gulf Cartel as a Foreign Terrorist Organization.
Breitbart: DOJ Files First-Ever RICO Charges Against 27 Tren de Aragua Gang Members
The Department of Justice has charged 27 members of the Tren de Aragua gang with serious crimes including racketeering, drug trafficking, and sex trafficking. This marks the first time RICO charges have been applied to this group, which operates in multiple states and has been linked to violent crimes and human trafficking.
The indictments also include members of a splinter group known as Anti-Tren, which has similar criminal objectives. Officials emphasize the gang's extensive operations, including smuggling and exploiting women from Venezuela. If convicted, many defendants face severe prison sentences, potentially up to life.