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3 Apr 2025
#politics
Fox News: Democrat rep vows to work with Trump on key part of tariff plan: 'Hoping that I can help'
Rep. Jared Golden, a moderate Democrat from Maine, expressed cautious optimism regarding President Trump's proposed 10% blanket tariff on imports, which aligns with Golden's own earlier proposal. He indicated a willingness to collaborate with Trump to codify this tariff into law while emphasizing the need for accompanying policies that support American workers and manufacturing.
While Golden's stance is more favorable than that of many Democrats, others, like Rep. Gregory Meeks, are critical and plan to challenge the tariffs. Trump's broader tariff strategy includes additional tariffs on both adversaries and allies, aiming to reshape the U.S. trade system.
Breitbart: Stephen A. Smith Blasts CA Gov. Newsom for Refusing to Do His Show
Stephen A. Smith criticized California Governor Gavin Newsom for avoiding his podcast and questioned Newsom's viability as a presidential candidate in 2028, citing California's issues with homelessness, crime, and high living costs. Smith also condemned Newsom's handling of the recent wildfires.
Smith suggested that Newsom's record undermines his political aspirations, stating that many Californians are skeptical of his leadership. He emphasized that Newsom's response to the wildfires has been inadequate, further damaging his credibility.
Forbes: Trump’s Tariffs Face Growing Republican Backlash: ‘Last Thing We Need’
Sen. Mitch McConnell criticized President Trump's tariff policies, labeling them as detrimental to working Americans and urging collaboration with allies against China's trade practices. This comes as Trump introduced a sweeping tariff package that has already impacted stock markets negatively.
Several Republican senators, including Chuck Grassley, are pushing for legislation requiring congressional approval for new tariffs, highlighting growing discontent within the party. Despite the likelihood of the bill stalling in the GOP-controlled House, it reflects concerns over the economic ramifications of Trump's tariffs.
Breitbart: DOGE Cuts $2.1 Million Consulting Contract in Democratic Republic of Congo
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has announced cuts to 80 contracts, saving $139.1 million, including a $2.1 million contract for a senior advisor in the Democratic Republic of Congo. This follows a previous announcement of $420 million in savings from over 100 cancelled contracts.
DOGE, led by Elon Musk, aims to reduce government waste, but has faced significant backlash from activists opposing these efforts. The cuts include various contracts across multiple agencies, highlighting a focus on eliminating "wasteful" spending.
Fox News: Ex-Biden campaign staffer slams former president's team for knowing he was 'not capable,' feels 'lied to'
Former Biden campaign aide Ashley Allison expressed feeling "lied to" after revelations from a new book indicated that President Biden was "fatigued, befuddled, and disengaged" during debate preparations. She criticized the decision to allow him to debate under such conditions, stating it was unacceptable for voters.
Allison's comments were echoed by others, including Ana Navarro, who noted a significant change in Biden's demeanor before and after the debate. The discussion raised concerns about Biden's capability to run for reelection, with some suggesting that the situation reflected poorly on his campaign team.
The Federalist: Left-Wing Groups Opposing SAVE Act Are Bankrolled By Soros
Over 40 left-wing organizations opposing Republican efforts to restrict noncitizen voting have reportedly received over $150 million from groups linked to billionaire George Soros. A recent letter from the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights urged Congress to reject the GOP-sponsored SAVE Act, claiming it would disenfranchise eligible voters.
Critics argue that the SAVE Act is based on misinformation about voter fraud and that the organizations opposing it are heavily funded by Soros' Open Society Foundations. This financial backing raises questions about the motivations behind their activism, which they frame as a defense of civil rights.
#society
GB News: US weather: Millions of Americans threatened with 'catastrophic once-in-a-thousand years' flooding event
Torrential downpours across eastern states are threatening a "catastrophic once-in-a-thousand-years" flooding event, with forecasts predicting up to two feet of rain. Areas in northeastern Arkansas, southeastern Missouri, and parts of the Midwest could see 12 to 21 inches of rainfall by Saturday night.
The National Weather Service warns of significant life-threatening flash flooding, damaging winds, and strong tornadoes as a potent spring storm develops. This unusual weather pattern, driven by surging temperatures and cold air clashes, is expected to continue, raising concerns for severe storms as the peak tornado season approaches.
Breitbart: Minnesota Lawmakers Probe Outgoing Food Bank CEO's $721K Salary
Allison O’Toole, CEO of Second Harvest Heartland, earned $721,000 in 2022 while the nonprofit lobbied for taxpayer funds amid rising food insecurity in Minnesota. Lawmakers are scrutinizing her salary as she prepares to step down, with concerns raised about high executive compensation in nonprofits.
Rep. Pam Altendorf highlighted the issue during a recent Capitol hearing, questioning the appropriateness of O’Toole's pay in light of the state's hunger crisis. Other executives at the organization reportedly earn over $300,000 annually, prompting calls for transparency in nonprofit compensation.
Breitbart: Tesla and Elon Musk Have Been Targeted in 50+ Attacks Across America
Over 50 attacks on Tesla vehicles, dealerships, and charging stations have been reported in the U.S., with incidents ranging from vandalism to arson. Attorney General Pamela Bondi has classified these acts as domestic terrorism, with notable incidents occurring in Las Vegas and Austin.
The violence has extended internationally, with Tesla facilities targeted in Germany and France. Elon Musk has condemned the attacks as domestic terrorism and questioned the funding behind organized protests against Tesla, suggesting they are not grassroots movements but coordinated efforts by political groups.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Mapped: Israel’s plan to cut off Rafah
Israel plans to create a new security corridor in Gaza, isolating Rafah from the rest of the region. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced an expansion of military operations aimed at increasing pressure on Hamas to secure the release of hostages.
Following a two-month ceasefire, Israel resumed bombing on March 18 after Hamas rejected a new ceasefire proposal. Israel maintains that military action is necessary to compel Hamas to release the remaining hostages.
#economy
Fox News: Chip Roy follows Trump's lead with bill to 'beat China' on trade
Rep. Chip Roy has introduced a bill aimed at incentivizing U.S. manufacturing by offering tax breaks to companies that relocate their supply chains to America, particularly targeting China. This initiative aligns with Trump's proposed tariffs on imports to bolster domestic production.
Roy emphasizes the need for Congress to act quickly to support American industry and reduce reliance on foreign adversaries. His legislation includes provisions for tax benefits related to commercial property purchases and asset sales for qualifying manufacturers.
Forbes: Elon Musk’s Epic Cybertruck Fail
Elon Musk's Cybertruck has underperformed significantly, missing sales targets by 84% and accumulating a poor reputation with eight recalls in its first year. Initially projected to sell 250,000 units annually, it managed just under 40,000, with sales trending downward.
The Cybertruck's design and production choices, including a stainless steel exterior and lack of market research, have been criticized as misaligned with consumer needs. As a result, it struggles to compete in the pickup truck market, facing challenges in both functionality and appeal.
#military
Breitbart: All Four U.S. Soldiers Missing Near NATO Border Now Found Dead
Lithuania held a solemn farewell for four American soldiers who died during a training exercise. President Gitanas Nauseda and citizens paid tribute as the soldiers' bodies were transported to the U.S. for burial. The event highlighted the deep emotional ties between Lithuania and the U.S.
The soldiers, part of the 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team, were involved in a tactical exercise when their vehicle went missing. Their recovery underscores the ongoing military cooperation between NATO allies in response to regional tensions due to Russian aggression.
#culture
Fox News: Meghan Markle defends herself against accusations she's not relatable
Meghan Markle defended herself against claims of being unrelatable amid the launch of her Netflix show "With Love, Meghan." Critics pointed to the show's lavish elements, but Markle emphasized her lifelong work ethic and connection to her home life with Prince Harry and their children.
In a recent interview, she expressed frustration over the perception that her life has always been privileged, recalling simpler times during her college years. Markle shared her love for cooking while acknowledging her lack of professional culinary training, admitting she often relies on convenience foods for her kids.
#education
Fox News: Illinois homeschool bill would create a 'pipeline to the criminal justice system for parents': Dem lawmaker
An Illinois bill, HB 2827, aimed at regulating homeschooling, has sparked significant opposition. Critics, including Democratic Rep. La Shawn Ford, argue it could criminalize parents for failing to register their children and create a "pipeline to the criminal justice system."
Supporters claim the bill enhances oversight to protect children from potential abuse, following reports of neglect in unregulated homeschooling. However, opponents assert that it undermines parental rights and could hinder the growing trend of homeschooling, particularly among minority communities.
#crime
Times Of Israel: Wife of cop under probe arrested after saying she threw his phone into the sea
The wife of Hadera police chief Amit Pollak was arrested for allegedly destroying her husband's phone, a key piece of evidence in an investigation into his suspected abuse of power. Shlomit Pollak claimed to have thrown the phone into the sea, prompting further inquiries.
The investigation stems from accusations that Pollak and other officers violently arrested elderly anti-government protesters in April 2024. Following a court order, the phone was returned to Pollak, but he allegedly misled investigators about its condition and whereabouts. DIPI is now examining whether Pollak was aware of his wife's actions.