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25 Apr 2024
#politics
Forbes: Trump Calls Racist ‘Unite The Right’ Rally—Where Young Woman Died—A ‘Peanut’ Compared To Pro-Palestinian Protests
Trump accused Biden of hating Israel, noting the seriousness of pro-Palestinian protests. Biden's stance risks alienating Jewish and progressive voters. Trump's rhetoric aims to sway the election.
The Economist: English local government is in a dire state
English local government is crumbling as elections loom. Once mighty, now trivial, councils face cuts and rising taxes. Hull struggles under the strain. Bullets pass in the night as city leaders grapple with fading power and glimmers of hope in combined authorities.
Fox News: Reporter’s Notebook: Ukraine’s Zelenskyy opens up on US aid, Israel, Trump
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy awaits $61 billion in U.S. military aid to fight off Russia.
Zelenskyy opens up on Biden's aid approval in exclusive interview amid Ukraine's struggle for survival.
Fox News: Dems attack Johnson over impassioned Columbia speech condemning anti-Israel student activists
Top Democrats attack House Speaker Mike Johnson for denouncing anti-Israel protests at Columbia University. Gov. Hochul tells him to focus on border crisis.
#society
Fox News: Liberty University holds massive, public prayer gathering as anti-Israel mobs get arrested at Columbia, USC
Anti-Israel protests erupt on various college campuses resulting in multiple arrests for antisemitic language. In stark contrast, Liberty University students peacefully worshiped and read the Bible in a massive gathering.
While other schools faced violence, hatred, and arrests, Liberty University students gathered for worship, fellowship, and prayer with no protests or anti-Israel sentiments.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: War cabinet discusses Rafah op, amid reported new initiative on hostage talks
The Israeli war cabinet meets to plan an offensive in Rafah amid negotiations with Hamas for hostages' release. US naval vessels approach to deliver aid. Families of hostages protest outside.
In preparation, Nahal Brigade is training with 162nd Division. Israel insists victory in Gaza war depends on taking Rafah, where many hostages are believed held. Plans set despite warnings of humanitarian catastrophe.
#economy
The Economist: Economic data, commodities and markets
Financial markets in turmoil as economic data shows increase in commodities prices. Investors wary as indicators point to potential downturn.
Forbes: Dow Plunges 700 Points—Worst Day In 14 Months As Disappointing GDP Report Accelerates Stagflation Fears
Market panic ensues as economic growth slows, inflation rises, and corporate earnings decline, fueling fears of stagnation. Tech stocks hit hard, bond market declines, and Fed rate cuts now unlikely.
#crime
GB News: Harvey Weinstein 'Me Too' conviction overturned in landmark ruling
Weinstein's 2020 sex crime conviction overturned due to errors in trial, not on charges. Potential retrial up to Manhattan DA. More than 80 women alleged assault and harassment by Weinstein. Second major setback after Bill Cosby's conviction overturned. Harvey Weinstein's lawyer calls it a victory for all criminal defendants in New York.
GB News: US illegal migrant arrested for four counts of sex crimes during medical treatment
US illegal migrant Jose Luis Gomez Espinol arrested for multiple sex crimes disguised as medical treatment in Brunswick County. Backlog of asylum seekers in the US expected to hit eight million by the end of September, becoming a critical issue for American voters.
#technology
Forbes: Rubrik’s $5.6 Billion IPO Is Latest Win For The ‘IIT Mafia,’ A Group Of Indian Engineers Turned CEOs
Immigrant Indian tech engineers educated at IIT built successful startups like Nutanix and Rubrik, now worth billions, in Silicon Valley from skills learned at Oracle. They share entrepreneurial spirit and backing each others' ventures.