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8 Apr 2025
#politics
The Western Journal: Vance Skewers McConnell for 'One of the Great Acts of Political Pettiness I’ve Ever Seen'
Vice President J.D. Vance criticized Senator Mitch McConnell for voting against President Trump's nominee Elbridge Colby for the Defense Department. Vance described McConnell's action as "one of the great acts of political pettiness," highlighting a pattern of opposition to Trump nominees.
Colby was confirmed with bipartisan support despite McConnell's dissent, which he justified by claiming Colby's focus on the Indo-Pacific undermines U.S. interests in Ukraine and Europe. Vance's remarks reflect growing tensions within the Republican Party regarding support for Trump's agenda.
Breitbart: Meta Keeps Big MAGA Accounts on Ban List as Mark Zuckerberg Lobbies Trump
Mark Zuckerberg is lobbying the Trump administration to influence the FTC case against Meta, which could force the company to divest from WhatsApp and Instagram. Despite his outreach and promises to support free speech, several prominent conservative figures remain banned on Meta platforms.
Critics, including Laura Loomer and Mike Cernovich, argue that Zuckerberg's actions are insincere and call for Meta to be broken up due to antitrust concerns. Meta denies maintaining a list of "hate agents" and is reportedly considering restoring some banned accounts.
Fox News: Colorado Dems are 'poking the bear' by defying Trump's orders, GOP lawmaker warns
A Colorado Republican lawmaker, Jarvis Caldwell, has warned that recent controversial bills passed by the state's Democratic legislature could provoke federal action from the Trump administration. These bills include measures on parental misgendering in custody cases and expanding healthcare access for illegal immigrants, which Caldwell claims violate federal orders.
Caldwell expressed concerns that Colorado could lose federal funding for programs like Medicaid and education due to these legislative actions. The bills, passed with limited debate, mandate taxpayer funding for abortion services and require insurers to cover transgender procedures for all ages. The measures are now heading to the governor for signature.
Fox News: Future of Trump budget bill uncertain as House GOP rebels mutiny over Senate plan
House Republicans face internal divisions over a significant legislative package aimed at advancing President Trump's agenda, particularly concerning spending cuts. Fiscal conservatives express distrust towards the Senate's proposed $4 billion cuts, preferring the House's $1.5 trillion target to offset new policies and reduce the deficit.
Despite some movement after a White House meeting, many conservatives remain skeptical about the Senate plan, fearing it could increase the deficit. The House Rules Committee's plans for a vote on the framework were postponed, but Speaker Mike Johnson remains optimistic about moving forward this week.
#society
The Telegraph: Farmer reunited with wedding ring lost inside cow
A German farmer, Johannes Brandhuber, lost his wedding ring while feeding cows in November. Months later, the ring was found in the stomach of one of the cows by a local butcher, bringing a surprising end to his distress over the lost item.
CNSNews: Cruz, Paxton Probe USA Fencing for Forcing Females to Compete Against Biological Males
Senator Ted Cruz and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton are investigating USA Fencing after the disqualification of female fencer Stephanie Turner, who refused to compete against a biological male. Cruz claims the organization’s policies violate federal law and could lose its National Governing Body status.
Paxton is issuing a Civil Investigative Demand to uncover potential violations of Texas law, arguing that USA Fencing's actions are misleading and harmful to female athletes. Both officials aim to challenge the inclusion of transgender athletes in women's sports.
Fox News: Princeton event with former Israeli PM Naftali Bennett disrupted by anti-Israel agitators
A Princeton University event featuring former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett was disrupted by protesters, leading to a fire alarm and spontaneous singing among attendees. Bennett faced chants accusing him of genocide, while university officials condemned the antisemitic language used during the protests.
Princeton President Christopher Eisgruber expressed his dismay over the disruptions and antisemitic remarks, stating the university is investigating the incidents and will take disciplinary action as necessary. Attendees called for better enforcement of free speech protections on campus to ensure diverse viewpoints can be heard.
Breitbart: Why Trump Haters Keep Getting Caught Red Handed as They Vandalize Tesla EVs
Tesla's Sentry Mode, a security feature that records activity around parked vehicles, has captured numerous vandalism incidents targeting Elon Musk and Donald Trump. This technology aids owners in identifying and reporting perpetrators, with law enforcement using the footage for investigations and arrests.
As tensions rise around Tesla, incidents of vandalism are expected to continue. However, Sentry Mode's effectiveness is making it harder for vandals to act without facing potential legal and social repercussions.
Le Monde: In Salzburg, the Porsche family's private tunnel project faces unexpected resistance
Wolfgang Porsche, chairman of Porsche AG, is facing political backlash over his plan to build a private tunnel and underground garage beneath Kapuzinerberg in Salzburg. This project aims to improve access to his recently purchased residence, the Paschinger Schlössl.
The site has historical significance, previously owned by Jewish writer Stefan Zweig, who fled the Nazis. Porsche's renovation plans have raised concerns about the impact on the city's tranquility and reputation.
GB News: Labour blasted over rape gang inquiry ‘betrayal’ as Jess Phillips’ announcement sparks fury
Senior Tory MP Robbie Moore criticized the Labour government for excluding Bradford from inquiries into child sexual exploitation, claiming it would surpass the scale of Oldham's investigation. He expressed frustration over the lack of a framework and funding changes, emphasizing the need for urgent action.
Conservative frontbencher Katie Lam echoed these concerns, questioning the government's approach and calling for a dedicated unit in the National Crime Agency to investigate the issue. Moore's comments highlight rising tensions between local authorities and the government regarding the investigation of historical abuse cases.
#economy
Breitbart: Trump Expected to Take Action to Boost Domestic Coal Production, Usage
President Trump plans to sign an executive order to boost coal production and usage in the U.S. The order will emphasize selling coal mining rights on federal land and designate coal as a critical mineral, aiming to support energy resources for data centers amid the AI race.
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum highlighted the importance of coal as a baseload energy source, advocating for a balance between renewable and traditional energy. He stressed the need for permitting reform to facilitate coal production while addressing the challenges posed by the current energy landscape.
Breitbart: Scalise: 'There's a Line out the Door' for New Trade Deals with the U.S.
Rep. Steve Scalise (R-LA) discussed the short-term challenges of the Trump administration's tariff policy on FBN, emphasizing potential long-term benefits. He noted that nearly 70 countries are seeking to negotiate trade terms, asserting that fair trade is crucial for the U.S. economy.
Scalise expressed opposition to Congress intervening in tariff decisions, supporting Trump's approach to address unfair trade practices. He highlighted the need for equal treatment in trade agreements and the importance of removing barriers for American companies.
Human Events: JACK POSOBIEC: Trump Tariffs channel McKinley to lift the working class
Donald Trump’s tariff strategy draws parallels to William McKinley’s late 19th-century policies aimed at stabilizing the economy amid industrial upheaval. Both leaders sought to protect American workers from the adverse effects of globalization and free trade, using tariffs to boost domestic manufacturing and wages.
McKinley’s Dingley Tariff Act successfully revived the economy and increased wages for the working class, while Trump’s tariffs on steel and aluminum have shown early signs of job growth and wage increases for blue-collar workers. Both presidents framed their tariffs as beneficial for all, aiming to lift the economic fortunes of the working class.
#culture
Fox News: Movie star rejects changing characters to satisfy diversity goals, instead wants new original characters
Ana de Armas has advocated for the creation of new characters in the entertainment industry instead of gender-swapping established ones like James Bond or John Wick. Speaking at CinemaCon, she emphasized that iconic characters should remain true to their original forms while suggesting that new female characters could be developed.
De Armas expressed confidence in the future of the James Bond franchise under Amazon MGM Studios, despite concerns about potential changes. She highlighted her character Paloma from "No Time to Die" as an example of how women can be portrayed in strong roles without altering classic characters.