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5 Apr 2025
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The Western Journal: Nationwide Boycott of Walmart Planned for April 7
A boycott of Walmart is set to begin on April 7, initiated by People’s Union USA, in response to the company's decision to halt diversity, equity, and inclusion programs and perceived corporate greed. The group encourages consumers to shop locally or wait for items rather than support Walmart.
While previous boycotts have affected other retailers, data suggests Walmart may be less impacted, with only modest declines in customer traffic. Additional protests and boycotts targeting various companies are planned throughout the spring and summer.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: King Charles left 'extremely frustrated' with Prince Andrew after latest scandal: 'More embarrassment!'
King Charles is reportedly frustrated with Prince Andrew over his involvement in a Chinese spy scandal. Newly released court documents suggest the King was aware of an investment fund linked to alleged spy Yang Tengbo, which aimed to attract Chinese investment for renewable energy in Africa.
The royal household is concerned about the embarrassment caused by Andrew, who is no longer a working royal and must seek approval for funding sources. Discussions about the fund included private meetings with the King, but the Palace clarified that the spy was not mentioned during these talks.
#crime
The Western Journal: Tesla Owner Takes Punishment of Vandal Into His Own Hands and It Might Just Be Worse Than Jail
A Tesla owner, Jeff Nguyen, is suing the man who vandalized his vehicle for $1 million, citing property damage and emotional distress. The vandal, Rafael Humberto Hernandez, faces felony charges after being identified through surveillance footage.
Nguyen's attorney argues the hefty lawsuit aims to deter future incidents, highlighting the need for stronger consequences for car vandalism, especially against vehicles equipped with recording technology.