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#politics
Breitbart: Brexit Dividend: EU Hit With Double Trump Tariffs Than Independent UK
Brexit has allowed the UK to avoid the worst of recent U.S. tariffs, with a 10% levy compared to the EU's 20%. This has been seen as a potential competitive advantage for British businesses. Prime Minister Starmer aims for a pragmatic approach in trade negotiations with the U.S.
The Conservative Party criticizes Starmer for not securing a deal before the tariffs were imposed, claiming it could hurt British workers. Despite hopes for a trade agreement, challenges remain, including the UK's strict censorship laws and U.S. demands for tax reductions on American firms.
Liberty Nation News: Becerra Jumps Into the California Governor Race - Liberty Nation News
Xavier Becerra has officially entered the 2026 California governor race, stating he will remain a candidate regardless of Kamala Harris's decision to run. Becerra emphasizes addressing California's affordability crisis, reflecting on his immigrant background and previous work with Harris.
The race is shaping up with other candidates including Katie Porter, Antonio Villaraigosa, and Eleni Kounalakis, while Republicans like Sheriff Chad Bianco aim to capitalize on Democratic policies. The political landscape may shift significantly depending on Harris's announcement later this summer.
Front Page Magazine: Glazov Gang: Biden Insider Exposes 'The Most Evil Thing in the Biden White House'
The Glazov Gang promotes its newsletter and various channels while encouraging donations and support for Mike Lindell. The latest episode features former White House stenographer Mike McCormick discussing alleged corruption within the Biden administration.
The episode includes insights on Biden's relationships and a series of discussions on various controversial topics, including historical conspiracies and the impacts of COVID-19.
#society
GB News: 'UK's third world city!' Locals surrounded by 17,000 tonnes of rubbish fear for their health after living in 'war zone'
Birmingham is facing a severe waste crisis with 17,000 tonnes of rubbish uncollected due to an ongoing strike by Unite union members over pay and job security. The situation has led to public health concerns, with residents reporting an increase in pests and unsanitary conditions.
The council has declared a major incident, citing risks to public health and environmental damage. Union leaders criticize the council's handling of the dispute, claiming it could be resolved but is instead imposing cuts and demotions.
Times Of Israel: Troops kill Palestinian, injure 2 others who threw explosives at force in West Bank
Israeli forces conducted a counterterrorism raid in the northern West Bank, resulting in one Palestinian death and two injuries after explosives were thrown at soldiers. The operation led to the arrest of eight individuals and the seizure of weapons, amid ongoing efforts under Operation Iron Wall.
Separately, an IDF raid in the Deheisha refugee camp was called off after soldiers vandalized property instead of removing anti-Israel graffiti. An investigation is underway to address the misconduct, part of a broader initiative by IDF leadership to restore discipline.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Trump’s Easter ceasefire in Ukraine won’t happen, White House admits
White House officials acknowledge that Donald Trump will not achieve a ceasefire in Ukraine by Easter. Frustration is growing over the Kremlin's stalling, and the administration is preparing to pressure both Moscow and Kyiv for a settlement.
Initially, Trump aimed for a ceasefire by April or May, but senior officials now indicate that a resolution may be delayed, prolonging the ongoing conflict.
Fox News: Cuban-born rep to lobby Trump admin for major actions to ‘starve’ Havana regime: ‘The time is now’
Rep. Carlos Gimenez, the only Cuban-born member of Congress, is urging the Trump administration to intensify measures against the Cuban regime by halting all travel and remittances from the U.S. to Cuba. He argues that current policies inadvertently support the government led by Miguel Diaz-Canel.
Gimenez emphasizes that the Cuban regime, labeled a state sponsor of terrorism, is struggling economically and should be further isolated. He believes that cutting off financial support from the U.S. could accelerate the regime's collapse, despite potential short-term impacts on Cuban-American families.
#economy
Forbes: Trump Doubles Down On Tariffs Amid Economic Chaos: ‘The Patient Lived, And Is Healing’
President Trump has intensified tariffs on imports from nearly all countries, claiming this will strengthen the U.S. economy. However, the move has prompted significant market declines and warnings from economists about a potential recession, as consumer prices are expected to rise.
While Trump asserts that the U.S. will emerge stronger, some Republican lawmakers express concern over the economic impact, particularly on farmers. Congress has the authority to challenge Trump's tariffs but is unlikely to take action at this time.
Forbes: Markets Gird For Rough Day: Here’s What Stocks Are Losing The Most In Tariff Selloff
Stocks plummeted on Thursday following President Trump's announcement of aggressive tariffs, with major indexes facing their worst daily losses since September 2022. The Dow dropped 2.9%, the S&P 500 fell 3.6%, and the Nasdaq decreased by 4.3%, heavily impacting big tech and retail stocks.
Investors shifted to safer assets, causing U.S. government bonds to rally and yields to decline. Analysts predict a potential bear market, citing the significant financial strain on companies like Apple, which could face $39.5 billion in tariff costs.
#culture
Times Of Israel: New Gaza archaeology exhibit opens in Paris, as most sites in enclave severely damaged
A new exhibition titled “Rescued Treasures of Gaza: 5000 Years of History” opened in Paris, showcasing 130 archaeological artifacts from Gaza. The exhibit runs from April 3 to November 2, 2025, and includes items from excavations and a private collection, highlighting the region's rich history amid ongoing conflict.
The exhibition also addresses the urgent need for heritage preservation in war, as many sites in Gaza have been damaged. Jack Lang, president of the Institut du Monde Arabe, emphasized the importance of telling Gaza's history, especially in light of recent destruction.
Fox News: 5 recipes to try for Grilled Cheese Month and the HexClad cookware to make them
April is Grilled Cheese Month, celebrating the versatility of this classic sandwich with various recipes. From traditional styles to creative twists like roasted garlic and tomato or Gochujang grilled cheese, home cooks can explore new flavors while using HexClad cookware for optimal results.
Bite of Fox offers shoppable recipes, making it easy to gather ingredients from retailers for a seamless cooking experience. The site features a range of grilled cheese recipes paired with tips for enhancing the classic dish, ensuring there's something for everyone.
#health
Fox News: Girl dies after trip to the dentist
A 9-year-old girl, Silvanna Moreno, died hours after undergoing oral surgery under general anesthesia at Dreamtime Dentistry in Vista, California. She was discharged in stable condition but later became unresponsive at home and was pronounced dead at Rady Children's Hospital.
The cause of her death is currently under investigation by the San Diego Police Department, and Dreamtime Dentistry is cooperating with authorities while refraining from discussing details due to privacy laws.
Fox News: Fruit juice sold across 12 states is recalled for botulism concerns
Walker's Wine Juice has recalled its pumpkin juice sold in 12 states due to potential botulism contamination, a serious toxin that can cause severe health issues. The recall affects various packaging sizes and was initiated after inspections revealed processing issues.
No illnesses have been reported, but consumers are advised to contact the company for disposal guidance and reimbursement options. The FDA emphasizes the importance of addressing microbiological hazards in food products.
#crime
Fox News: Brick-wielding woman bashes Tesla as Boston police hunt suspected street menace
The Boston Police Department is seeking assistance in identifying a woman who allegedly vandalized a Tesla with a brick in South Boston. Surveillance images have been released, and the police encourage anyone with information to contact them.
This incident is part of a broader trend of Tesla vandalism, reportedly linked to anti-Elon Musk sentiments. Various incidents across the country have involved vandalism of Teslas, with some perpetrators facing charges.