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24 Apr 2025
#politics
The American Mind: Of Comms and Conclaves | The Roundtable Ep. 264
The latest episode of The American Mind’s ‘Editorial Roundtable’ podcast features discussions on U.S. operations against the Houthis, internal conflicts within the right regarding foreign policy, and Trump’s consistent approach. The episode also reflects on Pope Francis's legacy following his passing and the future of the Catholic Church.
Additionally, the hosts critique the Department of Defense's issues and the misuse of taxpayer funds by Harvard. They provide recommendations for television shows and books, including topics related to foreign policy and the Catholic Church.
#society
Breitbart: Climate Activists Vandalize Presidential Plaque at Trump Tower
A climate activist was arrested for vandalizing the presidential plaque in Trump Tower by spray-painting “USA” on it. Nathaniel Smith, 36, was charged with third-degree criminal tampering and possession of a graffiti instrument.
This incident follows similar actions by Extinction Rebellion, which recently vandalized the Wall Street Charging Bull and a Tesla showroom.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Houthis look to use deadly US strikes to boost propaganda
The U.S. bombing campaign and sanctions against Yemen have intensified, leading Iran-backed Houthi rebels to leverage the situation for propaganda and recruitment. Following recent U.S. strikes that killed 80, the Houthis released a promotional video portraying themselves as defenders of Gaza, while continuing missile attacks on Israel.
Despite the Houthis' efforts to mobilize support and recruit fighters, analysts suggest that U.S. actions have significantly damaged their military capabilities and infrastructure. Economic sanctions are further crippling the Houthis, with many Yemenis expressing frustration over the ongoing violence and dire economic conditions.
#economy
GB News: Rachel Reeves' new car taxes risk pushing certain vehicles off 'clean air' roads - 'Close the gap'
Rachel Reeves has ended Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) exemptions for electric vans, introducing new charges that could hinder businesses' transition to greener vehicles. The tax changes, effective April 1, come as electric van adoption surges, raising concerns about the government's net zero goals.
Under the new rates, electric vans will incur annual charges based on vehicle specifications, with costs starting at £345. While running costs for electric vans remain lower than traditional vehicles, the new taxation may complicate budgeting for businesses looking to invest in electric fleets.
#health
Breitbart: Michigan Senate Democrat Candidates' Support for 'Medicare for All,' Public Option Could Shutter Rural Hospitals
Democratic candidates for the Michigan Senate, including Rep. Haley Stevens, Abdul El-Sayed, and Mallory McMorrow, advocate for either Medicare for All or a public option. However, studies indicate that such policies could threaten the viability of rural hospitals in Michigan, which are already under strain.
Experts warn that implementing these healthcare reforms could lead to the closure of many rural hospitals, impacting access to care and employment. Proposed changes may require significant tax increases and could jeopardize the health infrastructure in rural communities.