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#politics
Forbes: New York Mayor Eric Adams Will Run For Reelection As Independent To Skip Democratic Primary
New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced he will run for reelection as an independent candidate, opting out of the Democratic primary amid party criticism for his ties to Donald Trump. He emphasized a focus on serving New Yorkers over party politics.
Adams aims to appeal directly to voters in the general election, stating his commitment to independent leadership for the city's working population.
Fox News: Senate approves resolution against Trump's Canada tariffs hours after 'Liberation Day' event
The Senate approved a resolution opposing President Trump's tariffs on Canadian imports, with a 51-48 vote. Four Republicans joined Democrats in supporting the measure, which aims to repeal the emergency declaration allowing the tariffs, citing concerns over taxation without congressional approval.
Trump criticized the dissenting Republicans, arguing that their actions undermine efforts to penalize Canada for fentanyl trafficking. He emphasized the need for tariffs to protect American interests and workers, framing the resolution as a political maneuver by Democrats.
Fox News: Washington Post article hyping anti-DOGE protesters in deep red state omits crucial details
A Washington Post article framed an anti-DOGE protest in Alabama as a response from Republicans and Independents, but many protesters quoted were revealed to be Democrat donors with left-wing views. Key figures like Melanie Kolowski and Michael Bonaker have histories of supporting Democratic causes.
The article did not disclose these affiliations, raising questions about the representation of dissent against GOP Rep. Dale Strong. Protesters included individuals who have openly criticized Republicans and expressed progressive sentiments on social media.
#society
The Federalist: 6 Lessons From A Once-Reluctant Backyard Chicken Farmer
In 2011, a couple began their journey into backyard farming with chickens after a rise in egg prices prompted the husband to give in to his wife's persistent requests. They learned valuable lessons about coop maintenance, animal interactions, and the joys of self-sufficiency through their experiences.
Despite initial resistance, the husband embraced raising chickens, discovering the benefits of fresh eggs and the rewarding aspects of homesteading. As they navigate their growing flock, the couple humorously contemplates expanding their farm with goats.
Times Of Israel: Second Gaza clan accuses Hamas of killing a relative, during fight at food warehouse
A Gaza clan has accused Hamas of killing one of its members, Saadi Sakhr Hassanein, during a chaotic incident at a UNRWA warehouse. This marks a rare public accusation against Hamas, which has ruled Gaza for 18 years. The clan demands justice and hints at potential retaliation if their calls are ignored.
The incident highlights growing unrest and food shortages in Gaza, exacerbated by the closure of borders and a lack of humanitarian aid. Recent protests against Hamas suggest a shift in public sentiment, as residents increasingly challenge the group's authority amid ongoing violence and accusations of seizing aid.
GB News: Greenpeace eco-warriors climb Foreign Office building over signing of ocean treaty
Greenpeace activists protested at the Foreign Office in London, urging Foreign Secretary David Lammy to sign the Global Ocean Treaty into UK law. The treaty aims to protect marine life with stricter regulations on deep-sea mining and fishing, having been ratified by 21 countries.
The protest involved four activists who unfurled a banner reading "Lammy don't dally" while suspended from the King Charles Street Archway. They were later arrested for aggravated trespass and criminal damage. Police responded to the incident early Thursday morning.
The Telegraph: Putin supporters turn on Kremlin over Muslim migration
Supporters of Vladimir Putin are expressing discontent over Muslim migration from Central Asia, likening it to demographic issues faced by European cities. A prominent Telegram blog, Rybar, highlighted concerns about rising crime and changing demographics in Moscow's suburbs, particularly Kotelniki.
The blog's video claims that half of local schoolchildren are ethnically Russian and raises alarms about terrorist recruitment and illegal activities in the area, questioning who benefits from the situation.
#foreignaffairs
The Federalist: 3 Ways China Could Strike Taiwan And What It Means For The U.S.
China's ambitions regarding Taiwan present significant geopolitical risks, with the island serving as a critical point for both Chinese dominance and U.S. interests in the Pacific. The Chinese Communist Party views Taiwan as essential for expanding its influence, with potential military strategies ranging from a naval blockade to a surprise invasion.
The U.S. must remain vigilant and prepared to counter any aggressive moves by China, leveraging its naval power and alliances in the region. The stakes are high, as a Chinese takeover of Taiwan could disrupt global supply chains and shift the balance of power in the Pacific.
#economy
The Federalist: Exempting Most Americans From Taxes Will Raise Gov. Spending
The proposal to exempt households earning under $150,000 from federal taxes raises significant concerns about its practicality and implications for Social Security and Medicare funding. Such a move would drastically reduce the tax base for these programs, already facing financial challenges.
Moreover, this approach could create a disconnect between government services and taxpayer accountability, leading to increased demand for federal spending without corresponding contributions. A sustainable fiscal strategy requires addressing spending issues rather than shifting the tax burden.