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#politics
Breitbart: Stephen A. Smith Argues Obama May Not be Able to Beat Trump in Hypothetical Third Term Race
Stephen A. Smith expressed doubts about former President Barack Obama's chances against President Trump in a potential third-term matchup. He noted that despite previously believing Obama would easily win, recent electoral outcomes for Democrats have raised questions about their viability in a hypothetical race.
Both Trump and Obama are bound by the 22nd Amendment, which limits presidential terms. Trump has hinted at the possibility of a third term but stated it is premature to consider.
Breitbart: Exclusive -- Rep. Mark Harris on Tariffs: 'Things Can't Change and Stay the Same'
Rep. Mark Harris (R-NC) discussed the need for patience regarding President Trump's reciprocal tariffs, emphasizing that change requires time to take effect. He noted that the American mindset often seeks immediate results, which can lead to premature judgments about economic policies.
Harris believes the public expects a different approach from their elected officials and stressed the importance of allowing new government strategies to work before assessing their impact.
Breitbart: USDA Freezes Funds to Maine over Boys Competing in Girls’ Sports
The USDA has frozen federal funds to Maine due to Governor Janet Mills's refusal to prevent transgender-identifying boys from competing in girls' sports, violating President Trump's executive order and Title IX. The freeze affects certain educational functions, with potential for further funding reviews.
Maine officials have pledged to resist compliance, citing state laws that allow students to compete based on gender identity. The situation has escalated with investigations from federal agencies, emphasizing the potential consequences for the state's federal funding if it does not align with federal regulations.
Fox News: Trump confirms National Security Council firings as Waltz's Signal chat woes snowball
National Security Advisor Mike Waltz has faced scrutiny following a leak of a Signal chat involving high-ranking officials discussing military actions. President Trump has defended Waltz amid calls for resignation from Democrats, asserting that no classified information was shared and expressing trust in his national security team.
Despite the controversy, the administration maintains that the use of Signal for unclassified communications is appropriate. Waltz has taken responsibility for the leak, and the White House has stated that the matter is considered closed.
Breitbart: Bad Deal: A Proposal to Save TikTok Would Leave Algorithm in China's Hands
President Trump is considering a plan that would allow TikTok to continue operating in the U.S. while its Chinese parent company ByteDance retains control of its algorithm. This proposal aims to satisfy national security concerns while keeping TikTok available for its 170 million American users.
The plan involves U.S. investors increasing their stake in TikTok, with the algorithm managed through a leasing arrangement. Trump faces a Saturday deadline to finalize a deal or risk a nationwide ban on the app. The proposal has drawn mixed reactions, particularly from those advocating for a complete separation from ByteDance.
Forbes: Judge Boasberg Thinks There’s ‘Fair Likelihood’ Trump Administration Violated Court Order With El Salvador Flights
Judge James Boasberg indicated that the Trump administration likely acted in “bad faith” by continuing deportation flights to El Salvador despite his court order blocking them. He is considering whether to hold Trump officials in contempt for this action, which involved over 250 alleged gang members.
Boasberg expressed skepticism about the government's legal arguments, suggesting they rushed the flights to avoid judicial scrutiny. The Supreme Court is currently reviewing Boasberg's order, which could affect the administration's deportation policy.
#society
GB News: Prince Harry's feud with Sentebale chief to be investigated as Charity Commission opens case amid 'concerns'
The Charity Commission has initiated an investigation into the Sentebale charity following Prince Harry's resignation as patron amid a boardroom dispute with chairwoman Sophie Chandauka. Allegations of "harassment and bullying" have been made against Harry, which he reportedly finds shocking.
Harry's friend Alex Rayner claims the prince is heartbroken over the situation, suggesting that tensions stem from jealousy related to Meghan Markle. The internal conflict has led to multiple trustee departures, and Chandauka's leadership has been questioned.
Fox News: Minnesota lawmakers propose controversial medically-assisted suicide bill
Minnesota lawmakers are reintroducing the End-of-Life Options Act, allowing terminally ill patients to self-administer prescribed medication to end their lives. The bill requires patients to be adults with a prognosis of six months or less, and to undergo mental health evaluations.
Supporters argue it offers compassion and autonomy, while opponents warn it could exploit vulnerable individuals. The legislation is modeled after Oregon's Death with Dignity Act and reflects a growing national debate on physician-assisted suicide.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Trump Imposes Highest 'Liberation Day' Tariff, at 50%, on African Kingdom Lesotho
President Trump announced a 50% tariff on goods from Lesotho, a small African nation, as part of a broader strategy to address trade imbalances. Lesotho, which has a significant trade surplus with the U.S., is now facing economic challenges due to these tariffs, which threaten its textile industry.
The tariffs are part of a larger set affecting several countries with trade surpluses with the U.S. Lesotho's king expressed concern over potential job losses and economic impacts, while officials criticized Trump's remarks about the country. The situation raises questions about the future of U.S.-Lesotho relations.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Here’s How Much the US Is Tariffing Each Country
President Trump announced new global tariffs aimed at revitalizing American manufacturing and addressing unfair trade practices. A baseline 10 percent tariff will affect all U.S. trading partners starting April 5, with additional tariffs for 60 countries deemed "worst offenders" commencing April 9.
Notably, Mexico and Canada are excluded due to existing tariffs, while Russia and North Korea are omitted due to sanctions. The tariffs on China will total 54 percent, and low-cost imports from China will face duties from May 2. Retaliation from countries like the EU and China is anticipated, causing stock market declines.
The Telegraph: Germany ‘heading back to the 1930s’
Germany's economists are alarmed by new US tariffs of at least 20% on the EU, particularly affecting German automakers. Carsten Brzeski likened the situation to the protectionist policies of the 1930s, while Chancellor Olaf Scholz warned that a trade war would result in "only losers."
Scholz condemned the tariffs as "fundamentally wrong," emphasizing their threat to global prosperity. His economy minister criticized the US for its "tariff mania."
#culture
Fox News: Sports Illustrated model combats ultra-processed food, shares key to longevity
Kristen Louelle Gaffney, a Sports Illustrated model, advocates for the MAHA movement to combat ultra-processed foods. Meanwhile, the Senate Agriculture Committee is considering the Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act to reintroduce whole and reduced-fat milk in schools after a long ban.
Additionally, a child recently unearthed a 3,800-year-old Canaanite amulet during a family trip to Tel Azeka, an ancient site in the Judean Foothills.
#health
Breitbart: Report: RFK Jr. Fires Fauci's Wife Christine Grady from NIH Bioethics Dept
Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has dismissed Christine Grady, head of the NIH Clinical Centers' bioethics department, as part of a broader overhaul at the Department of Health and Human Services. This move follows criticism of Anthony Fauci's leadership during the pandemic.
Kennedy stated that the changes are necessary to address ongoing public health issues, emphasizing a shift towards prevention rather than just treatment. He acknowledged the difficult nature of these decisions but argued they are essential for improving health outcomes in America.
#technology
Outdoor Photographer: Nikon Z5 II Launched: An Affordable Full-Frame Camera for Outdoor Photographers - Outdoor Photographer
Nikon has launched the Z5 II, a budget-friendly full-frame mirrorless camera priced at $1,700. It features the advanced EXPEED 7 image processor, offering enhanced autofocus capabilities and AI-powered subject detection for fast-moving wildlife and other subjects.
The Z5 II excels in low-light conditions with its 24.5MP back-illuminated CMOS sensor, providing high-quality images even in dim environments. It includes creative tools for photographers, such as customizable settings and a bright electronic viewfinder, making it a versatile option for outdoor photography.