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4 Apr 2025
#politics
The Western Journal: Judge Boasberg Laying Foundation to Hold Trump Administration in Contempt of Court
Judge James Boasberg may hold the Trump administration in contempt for deporting gang members to El Salvador, violating his order under the 1798 Alien Enemies Act. He questioned the administration's compliance and expressed concerns over its legal rationale.
Boasberg criticized the administration for acting recklessly and not waiting for his guidance before proceeding with deportations. He is seeking clarity on how his order was communicated within the Trump administration.
Breitbart: Free Trade Opponent Bernie Sanders Calls Trump's Tariffs 'Unacceptable'
Sen. Bernie Sanders has criticized President Trump's reciprocal tariffs, arguing they will raise prices for American consumers and consolidate power in the executive branch. He advocates for trade policies that protect American workers rather than multinational corporations.
Sanders has a long history of opposing free trade agreements, claiming they lead to job losses and wage declines. He asserts that Trump's tariffs are not a solution and calls for a fair trade policy that prioritizes American labor.
Breitbart: Trump to Delay TikTok Ban Another 75 Days as Deal Is Worked On
President Trump announced he will sign an executive order to extend the TikTok ban delay for another 75 days, citing ongoing negotiations to secure a deal with the app's Chinese parent company, ByteDance. He emphasized the importance of tariffs for economic balance and national security.
This extension follows a previous delay set to expire, as Trump aims to keep TikTok operational while working towards a resolution. In April 2024, Biden mandated ByteDance to divest its stake in TikTok to avoid a ban, with a deadline that Trump’s order now impacts.
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Fire in England, Earthquake in Myanmar, and Protests in Italy
On April 4, 2025, South Korea's Constitutional Court upheld the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol, removing him from office due to his martial law declaration. Protests erupted in response to the ruling.
In other global events, Ukrainian rescuers continued recovery efforts after a drone attack in Kharkiv, and U.S.-backed Kurdish fighters withdrew from Aleppo, Syria. Meanwhile, protests against President Touadéra in the Central African Republic and against Myanmar's junta leader were reported.
Front Page Magazine: Gov. Newsom Treasonously Asks for Separate Tariff Deal With China
California's approach to foreign relations has shifted under Gov. Gavin Newsom, who has emphasized a distinct relationship with China, diverging from U.S. foreign policy. He assured Chinese audiences of California's reliability as a partner, indicating a desire for independent economic negotiations.
Newsom's stance includes promoting California's market power to counter federal economic policies, which some critics argue borders on treasonous behavior. His administration aims to expand trade opportunities globally, asserting California's role as a significant economic player.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: ‘Senior Israeli official’ claims multiple countries interested in taking in Gazans
Israel is in discussions with multiple countries about resettling Palestinians from Gaza amid ongoing military actions against Hamas. A senior official stated that while Israel is serious about the initiative, Arab nations have resisted accepting Palestinians without conditions, emphasizing the need for a pathway to a two-state solution.
The official also addressed the status of hostages held by Hamas, asserting that military pressure is necessary despite opposition from families. Additionally, tensions with Turkey and expectations of further International Criminal Court warrants against Israeli officials were highlighted, as Israel maintains its military operations align with international law.
#economy
Le Monde: Tariffs: In Savoie, the Dolin House fears for its vermouth sales in the United States
Dolin distillery, established in 1814, has adapted to market changes since Prohibition. Currently, vermouth remains its top export to the U.S., accounting for 70% of its international sales. Despite a recent tariff increase announced by President Trump, the company remains cautiously optimistic.
CEO Pierre-Olivier Rousseaux highlights the unique position of Dolin's vermouth in the U.S. market, noting that there are no direct substitutes. With strong financial health and pending orders, Dolin is prepared to navigate potential challenges ahead.
Breitbart: Vietnam Announces Anti-Dumping Tariffs on Chinese and South Korean Steel
Vietnam's Trade Ministry will impose temporary anti-dumping tariffs on galvanized steel from China (37.13%) and South Korea (15.67%), following pressure from the domestic Steel Association. The move is aimed at protecting local steel manufacturers amid rising imports.
The U.S. has also identified Vietnam, along with China and South Korea, as countries engaged in steel dumping, prompting President Trump to announce a 46% tariff on all imports from Vietnam. This follows a broader strategy to safeguard the U.S. steel industry.
The Western Journal: Egg Prices Now Falling Through the Floor as Trump Keeps Promise
Egg prices have significantly decreased, with a recent USDA report indicating a $0.26 drop per dozen, attributed to the Trump administration's efforts to combat inflation by lowering energy costs. This decline follows a larger $1.85 reduction since late February.
President Trump has urged the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates, citing the drop in egg prices as part of a broader economic improvement. The administration's focus on actionable policies aims to enhance the economic well-being of Americans, contrasting with previous leadership.
Breitbart: Trump Urges Fed Chair Jerome Powell to Cut Interest Rates
President Trump urged Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell to lower interest rates, citing a strong jobs report and declining prices as reasons. He criticized Powell for being "late" and called for immediate action to improve the economy.
Powell, however, warned that Trump's proposed tariffs could lead to higher inflation and slower growth, indicating the Fed would wait for more clarity before making any policy changes.
The Western Journal: Gavin Newsom Announces Plan to Subvert Trump's Tariffs
California Governor Gavin Newsom has announced a plan to mitigate the impact of President Trump's tariffs by urging international partners to exclude California from these economic measures. He emphasizes California's significant role in the U.S. economy, representing 14% of GDP and being the fifth largest economy globally.
Newsom's administration aims to strengthen trade relationships, particularly with Mexico, Canada, and China, as over 40% of California's imports come from these nations. Despite California's economic strength, the state grapples with high living costs, job losses, and budgetary challenges.