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5 Apr 2025
#politics
Breitbart: GOP Sen. Mullin: POTUS Needs Tariff Authority Because Congress Is Slow and 'You Can't Sit There'
Sen. Markwayne Mullin (R-OK) defended the delegation of tariff powers to the president, arguing that Congress's slow pace necessitates quick market responses. He acknowledged concerns about potential misuse of this authority but emphasized its importance for timely economic action.
Mullin dismissed hypothetical scenarios regarding future tariff abuses, asserting that the system has not been exploited thus far. He reiterated that the ability to swiftly adjust tariffs is crucial for addressing immediate economic challenges.
Breitbart: 'Hands Off' Rallies to Be Held Saturday to Protest Donald Trump, Elon Musk
Nationwide protests are set for Saturday, with demonstrators urging President Trump and Elon Musk to stop interfering with healthcare, Social Security, civil rights, and education. Organizers claim the protests represent the middle class and working families against perceived threats from the wealthy.
Events will occur in all 50 states, including a rally in Boston featuring Senator Ed Markey and a performance by the Dropkick Murphys. Advocacy groups like the ACLU and Planned Parenthood are expected to participate, emphasizing a collective stand against what they view as government exploitation.
#society
GB News: Nigel Farage shares support for campaign to save Clacton farm: 'They love what they do!'
Nigel Farage is backing a campaign to save Sandy's Farm in St Osyth, an educational facility for local schoolchildren. The farm offers children hands-on experiences with rescued animals, promoting awareness of nature and animal welfare.
Farage praised the dedication of the farm's operators, who volunteer their time without salary. He expressed a strong desire to ensure the farm's continued operation for future generations.
#war
Breitbart: At Least 18 Dead, Dozens Injured in Russian Missile Strike on Ukraine
A Russian missile strike in Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine, has resulted in 18 deaths, including nine children, and injured 61 others. The attack damaged residential buildings and a playground, prompting President Zelenskyy to call for increased support from allies to bolster Ukraine's defenses against ongoing Russian aggression.
Russian military claims of targeting a meeting of military personnel have not been independently verified, while Ukraine's General Staff dismissed these assertions. The conflict continues to escalate, with additional drone strikes reported and calls for international action against Russia's military actions.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Video of attack on Palestinian aid workers contradicts Israeli account
Mobile phone footage challenges Israel's army claims regarding an attack on humanitarian workers on March 23, where 15 were killed. The video, from a Palestinian paramedic's phone, shows an ambulance and fire vehicle with lights, contradicting IDF assertions of targeting "suspicious vehicles."
The UN and Palestine Red Crescent Society report that some victims were allegedly executed and found in a mass grave. The IDF is investigating the footage after asserting the area was an active combat zone.
#economy
Le Monde: Trump tells Americans to 'hang tough,' trade war 'won't be easy'
President Trump has implemented sweeping tariffs on imports, warning of economic pain but promising historic investment and job growth. A 10% baseline tariff took effect on April 5, with additional tariffs on around 60 trading partners set to follow.
The tariffs, aimed at addressing trade deficits, have already prompted retaliatory measures from China, including a matching 34% tariff and a lawsuit at the WTO. The situation raises concerns about escalating trade tensions and potential recession impacts.
#culture
Le Monde: Nice, a new promenade for foodies
Nice's culinary scene is experiencing a revival, with a mix of traditional and modern gourmet restaurants led by chefs like Pierre Altobelli and Thomas Hubert. Despite competition from nearby Monaco and Cannes, the number of dining establishments has increased significantly since 2018.
The "Cuisine Nissarde" label highlights local restaurants that celebrate traditional flavors, while chefs like Dominique Le Stanc and Marie-Thérèse Pisano are gaining recognition for their authentic dishes. This growth reflects a more vibrant and accessible food culture in Nice.
#crime
Fox News: Bodycam shows teacher breaking down during arrest for allegedly molesting 15-year-old student
Illinois teacher Christina Formella, 30, was arrested for allegedly molesting a 15-year-old student after a traffic stop. She is charged with multiple sex crimes stemming from an inappropriate relationship that began during tutoring sessions in December 2023.
Formella denies the allegations, claiming the student blackmailed her by accessing her phone. She has been released on conditions, including no contact with minors, and is scheduled for a court appearance on April 14.