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8 Apr 2025
#politics
Fox News: Jake Tapper's book is 'a slap in the face' to anyone who questioned Biden’s fitness for office, Lindy Li says
Former DNC fundraiser Lindy Li criticized Jake Tapper's upcoming book on President Biden's cognitive decline, calling it a "slap in the face" to those who questioned Biden's fitness. Li, who left the Democratic Party after facing backlash for her views, argued that Tapper's insights are second-hand.
Li expressed frustration over how she was treated for raising concerns about Biden's age, while Tapper's book attempts to address similar issues. CNN defended Tapper, stating he has consistently raised concerns about Biden's mental stamina.
Breitbart: GOP Sen. Kennedy: I'd Consider Taking Back Congressional Tariff Authority if the Trump Plan Doesn't Work
Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) expressed uncertainty about supporting a bill to reclaim congressional tariff authority from the president. He stated he would consider it if he concludes the president's proposals are ineffective or harmful. Kennedy plans to closely examine Sen. Chuck Grassley’s bill but remains undecided.
He noted the current painful impact on the stock market and suggested that if President Trump’s tariff plan fails, he may be open to adjustments, including setting tariffs to zero if other nations do the same.
#society
Breitbart: Nurse Who Refused to Refer to Male Paedophile as a Woman Suspended
A Christian nurse in the UK, Jennifer Melle, has been suspended from her NHS role after refusing to refer to a biologically male convicted paedophile patient as a woman. Melle claims she faced harassment and threats from the patient and is pursuing legal action against the NHS Trust for discrimination and human rights violations.
The Christian Legal Centre supports Melle, asserting her suspension is unlawful and a violation of her rights under the Equality Act. Prominent figures, including Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch and author JK Rowling, have criticized the NHS's actions, calling for Melle's reinstatement and an apology.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Ukraine war latest: Chinese soldiers fighting for Russia, claims Zelensky
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced the capture of two Chinese citizens fighting for Russia in eastern Ukraine, claiming there are more Chinese soldiers in Russian ranks. He called for a response from global leaders regarding China's involvement in the conflict.
Zelensky emphasized that Russia's engagement of foreign troops signals President Putin's intent to prolong the war. This incident marks a potential escalation, as Western officials have previously accused China of supplying military support to Russia, which Beijing denies.
Fox News: US, Panama ‘taking back’ canal from ‘China's influence,’ says Hegseth
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth announced efforts to reassert U.S. control over the Panama Canal, emphasizing cooperation with Panama against Chinese influence. He stated that the U.S. will not allow China to threaten the canal's integrity, highlighting recent military collaborations.
Panama has distanced itself from China by withdrawing from the Belt and Road Initiative, aligning more closely with U.S. interests. Hegseth expressed concerns over Chinese companies installing infrastructure that could compromise security, reiterating that the canal remains under U.S. and Panamanian control.
#economy
Forbes: Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq Finish Down On The Eve Of New Tariffs
U.S. stock markets experienced volatility on Tuesday, with major indexes initially surging before declining as investors reacted to President Trump's trade policies. The Dow fell 0.8%, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq dropped 1.6% and 2.2%, respectively, following a significant loss of over 12% since Trump's tariff announcement.
The morning rally was fueled by hopes for negotiations on tariffs, but those expectations faded as the administration confirmed plans for new duties. Treasury yields also rose, indicating increased borrowing costs. China's response to U.S. tariffs was labeled a "mistake," escalating tensions in the trade conflict.
Breitbart: Trump to Hit China with 104% Tariffs After Xi Jinping's Retaliatory Tariffs
President Trump will implement 104-percent tariffs on China after Xi Jinping refused to retract retaliatory tariffs. This follows Trump's announcement of reciprocal tariffs, including a 34-percent tariff on Chinese goods. Xi's refusal to withdraw these tariffs led to the increased rates.
White House officials assert that these tariffs aim to counter China's economic practices, which they claim have harmed American workers. A 2018 report indicated that trade with China has resulted in a significant loss of American jobs.
The Federalist: If Only GOPers Cared As Much About Spending As They Do Tariffs
Republicans, including Sen. Thom Tillis, are expressing concerns over President Trump's new tariffs, fearing they may raise living costs for Americans. Tillis has criticized the administration's approach, questioning the long-term strategy and potential economic impact.
Despite these worries, critics point out that many GOP members, including Tillis, have contributed to inflation through past spending decisions. They argue that if Republicans genuinely want to lower costs, they should focus on reducing the federal budget rather than merely voicing tariff concerns.
Times Of Israel: US issues 104% tariffs on all Chinese goods, says open to talks with other countries
The U.S. will implement 104% tariffs on imports from China, with additional country-specific tariffs up to 50% set to take effect. This move comes amid ongoing trade tensions, as China vows to resist what it calls "blackmail." The U.S. administration is prioritizing negotiations with allies like South Korea and Japan.
Concerns over a potential recession are rising as tariffs disrupt global trade and impact consumer prices. A significant portion of Americans expect prices to increase, leading to stockpiling of goods. Meanwhile, the European Commission considers counter-tariffs in response to U.S. measures.
#military
Fox News: Trump, Hegseth reveal whopping figure they want for the next Pentagon budget
President Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced plans to increase the Pentagon budget to over $1 trillion, a significant rise from the current $850 billion. This proposed budget aims to modernize military capabilities and enhance production of new technologies.
The budget proposal comes amid ongoing cuts to various programs and workforce reductions at the Pentagon. While the $1 trillion figure represents a 12% increase, it still falls short of the 5% defense spending target set for NATO countries. The administration's focus remains on advancing military readiness and capabilities.
#culture
The Western Journal: Actor John Stamos Fires Back at Critics Slamming Him for Appearing at Mar-a-Lago Event
Actor John Stamos faced backlash for emceeing a charity event at Mar-a-Lago, leading to criticism from some social media users. Despite the outcry, Stamos defended his decision, stating that supporting healthcare professionals is essential and not political.
While he maintained his liberal values, Stamos's involvement at the event sparked accusations of betrayal among some fans. This incident highlights the ongoing tensions surrounding cancel culture and the scrutiny faced by public figures for their associations.
GB News: Have Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift broken up? Relationship over rumours explained
Rumors of a breakup between Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift have been debunked, with sources confirming they are still together and in love. The couple has opted for a low profile since February, focusing on their careers and enjoying some private time.
Despite reduced public appearances, they were recently spotted together at Coachella, countering breakup speculation fueled by social media. Fans can be assured that their relationship remains strong as they prioritize privacy.
#crime
Fox News: FBI investigating after Washington Tesla charging station damaged following 'loud noise'
The FBI is investigating damage to a Tesla charging station in Lacey, Washington, following reports of "malicious mischief." Officers arrived to find the station damaged, with evidence suggesting possible arson. This incident is part of a broader pattern of attacks on Tesla vehicles and infrastructure across multiple states.
Since January 2025, Tesla has faced targeted attacks involving arson and vandalism in at least nine states, coinciding with increased scrutiny following CEO Elon Musk's appointment to a government position. No arrests have been made in connection with the Lacey incident.
#technology
Fox News: White House: US will lead in AI, but China is catching up
China's advancements in artificial intelligence are rapidly increasing, according to Michael Kratsios, director of the White House Office of Science and Technology. He emphasizes the importance of the U.S. "promote and protect" strategy to maintain its leadership in AI, which was established during the Trump administration.
Kratsios warns that while the U.S. currently leads in AI technology, the speed of China's innovation is accelerating. He advocates for continued investment in AI research, reducing regulations, and ensuring that U.S. allies use American technology to counter China's advancements.