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25 Apr 2025
#economy
Le Monde: Trump signs order to expand US deep-sea mining
President Trump signed an executive order to expand US deep-sea mining for rare earth minerals, aiming to boost the economy and reduce reliance on China. The initiative could yield over a billion metric tons of minerals and create 100,000 jobs, despite environmental concerns.
The move challenges ongoing international efforts to regulate deep-sea mining, with critics warning of potential ecological harm. The US will expedite the licensing process for seabed mineral exploration, while the International Seabed Authority scrambles to establish guidelines.
GB News: Kemi Badenoch 'would have acted quicker' to secure US trade deal, Davies claims
Shadow Treasury Minister Gareth Davies has criticized Chancellor Rachel Reeves for her tax policies, claiming they have "overexposed" the UK to global trade turmoil. He argues that her domestic choices have made Britain more vulnerable to international economic pressures.
#military
Times Of Israel: Israeli soldier killed, three wounded during fighting in northern Gaza
An Israeli soldier was killed and three others wounded in clashes in northern Gaza, according to the IDF. The soldier was reportedly struck by sniper fire near Beit Hanoun. The IDF has issued evacuation warnings for local Palestinians due to ongoing violence in the area.
In related developments, an airstrike in Jabalia targeted Hamas operatives, reportedly killing at least nine. The IDF emphasized efforts to minimize civilian casualties, while reports from Gaza indicated injuries among civilians, including children. The ongoing conflict has resulted in significant casualties on both sides since the October 7 Hamas invasion.
#crime
Fox News: Alabama death row inmate executed for brutal rape, murder of girlfriend's cousin
James Osgood, 55, was executed by lethal injection in Alabama for the 2010 murder of Tracy Lynn Wilemon, who was sexually assaulted and stabbed. Governor Kay Ivey confirmed the execution, stating it was a response to a premeditated and gruesome crime.
Osgood admitted his guilt and expressed no desire for clemency, believing in the principle of "an eye for an eye." He apologized to Wilemon's family, acknowledging the pain he caused. This execution marks the 14th in the U.S. this year.
The Western Journal: July 4 Mass Shooter Had 1 Last Cowardly Act as Judge Handed Down Sentencing
Robert E. Crimo III was sentenced to multiple life sentences without parole for the July 4, 2022 mass shooting in Highland Park, Illinois, where he killed seven and injured 48. He did not attend the sentencing, denying victims' families the chance to confront him.
The judge emphasized that the sentence reflects the severity of his crimes, providing a sense of closure for the community still healing from the tragedy. Crimo's guilty plea came just before his trial, marking a tumultuous legal journey.
#sports
The Western Journal: Five-Star Basketball Prospect and Son of Ex-NBA Star in Coma After Horrific Accident: Report
Alijah Arenas, a five-star basketball prospect and son of former NBA star Gilbert Arenas, is in an induced coma following a serious car crash in Los Angeles. The 18-year-old was involved in a collision with a tree and fire hydrant, resulting in a vehicle fire.
While he is in stable condition and did not suffer broken bones, his long-term prognosis remains uncertain. The accident has raised concerns within the basketball community as authorities continue to investigate the cause.