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9 Apr 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Trump: 90-Day Pause for Countries Not Retaliating to Tariffs, China Increases to 125%
President Trump has announced an immediate increase in tariffs on China to 125%, citing the country's lack of respect for global markets. He aims to pressure China into recognizing that unfair trade practices are no longer acceptable.
Additionally, Trump is offering a 90-day pause with reduced reciprocal tariffs of 10% for countries that seek to negotiate rather than retaliate against the U.S. This comes as China threatens to raise its own tariffs on American goods to 84%.
The Western Journal: Watch: Karoline Leavitt Shames Media Members Who 'Clearly Missed the Art of the Deal' After Trump's Tariff Reversal
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt defended President Trump's tariff strategy, highlighting a 90-day pause on reciprocal tariffs for many countries while increasing tariffs on China to 125%. This approach aims to encourage negotiations with over 75 countries seeking trade deals.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent supported this strategy, asserting it demonstrates Trump's courage and is already yielding positive responses from nations willing to negotiate lower tariffs on U.S. goods. The administration claims the tariffs are generating significant revenue for the U.S. economy.
Breitbart: CDC Spent $230,000 on Solar-Powered Picnic Tables
During a recent hearing, a Democratic witness could not determine if the CDC's $230,000 expenditure on solar-powered picnic tables was a justified use of taxpayer funds. Rep. Pat Fallon pressed the witness, Ron Kendall, on various federal spending issues, but Kendall stated he lacked sufficient information to form an opinion.
Fallon criticized the Biden administration for perceived inefficiencies in federal spending, noting the termination of 700 federal leases as a positive step. Chairwoman Marjorie Taylor Greene emphasized the government's annual waste on outdated buildings and office furniture.
Front Page Magazine: Never Forgive Democrats For the Lies They Told You
Democrats and media figures previously defended President Biden's capabilities, labeling any dissent as ageism. Now, they are retroactively acknowledging concerns about his mental state, as detailed in the new book "Fight: Inside the Wildest Battle for the White House."
Critics argue that these revelations come too late and question why such issues weren't reported earlier. The narrative suggests a longstanding protection of Biden by the media, which is now profiting from the truth they once concealed. Trust in these figures is called into question.
Breitbart: Bloomberg-Affiliated Gun Control Group Spending $10 Million to Fight Trump
Everytown for Gun Safety, backed by Mike Bloomberg, is allocating $10 million to support the election of Democrat attorneys general who will challenge President Trump. The funding will target states like Virginia, Arizona, and Georgia, focusing on defending against Trump administration actions.
Everytown's president, John Feinblatt, emphasized the importance of attorneys general in maintaining checks and balances and holding the gun industry accountable. The initiative aims to ensure public safety by reinforcing the rule of law.
The Economist: Germany’s new centrist government is reassuring but bland
Germany's new centrist government, led by Friedrich Merz, has formed a coalition with the Social Democrats, presenting a program that lacks bold promises. Merz's earlier assertions about NATO and European independence from the U.S. have been toned down, signaling a return to stability.
Investors are shifting towards Germany's bond market, seeking refuge from uncertainties linked to U.S. politics. The coalition's approach reflects a cautious strategy amidst global tensions.
#society
The Western Journal: Mayor Furious with Jon Bon Jovi for Turning Town Into 'Ground Zero for Homelessness'
Mayor Daniel Rodrick of Toms River, NJ, criticized musician Jon Bon Jovi for allegedly turning the town into "ground zero for homelessness" due to his pop-up restaurant, JBJ Soul Kitchen, designed to help the homeless. Rodrick claims that agencies are transporting homeless individuals into the community, overwhelming local resources.
Bon Jovi and his wife defended their efforts, stating their commitment to ending homelessness through real solutions, including affordable housing. While the mayor acknowledged Bon Jovi's good intentions, he expressed concern over the influx of homeless individuals and the impact on the community.
Times Of Israel: Released hostage Agam Berger joins orchestra that once played for her release
Agam Berger, a recently released hostage, performed with the Lu Yehi Orchestra in Jerusalem, marking a significant moment for the initiative that promotes unity through music. The orchestra, formed to support hostages, played "Lu Yehi," a song that resonated during Berger's captivity.
The concert featured various pieces, including Debussy’s "Clair de Lune," in honor of another hostage, Alon Ohel. The event brought together around 200 musicians from diverse backgrounds, emphasizing community and support for those still in captivity. The orchestra aims to continue its efforts and hopes to perform at the President’s Residence.
Fox News: Prince Harry's life is 'at stake' amid security battle in London: lawyer
Prince Harry's lawyer argued in court that his client's life is at risk due to a lack of adequate security protection in the UK. The appeal challenges the Home Office's decision to deny him high-level police protection, which was revoked after he stepped down as a senior royal in 2020.
Harry's legal team contends that the current security arrangements are inferior and unjustified, emphasizing the personal stakes involved. A government lawyer countered that the appeal misinterprets the review process regarding Harry's security. A decision on the appeal is pending.
GB News: WATCH: Eamonn Holmes baffled by Peta request to CHANGE the definition of a rat
Peta is urging the Cambridge Dictionary to revise its definition of "rat" as it believes the current usage, which can refer to humans, is unfair to the rodent species. GB News host Eamonn Holmes expressed confusion during a discussion on the campaign.
Breitbart: Bass: Homeless System 'Is Broken', Task Force Investigating It Is 'Distraction'
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass criticized the new task force established by U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli to investigate homelessness fund misuse, calling it a distraction that could undermine public trust. She emphasized the need to focus on fixing the broken system rather than targeting individuals.
Bass questioned whether the task force would collaborate to improve the system or pursue unnecessary criminal investigations.
Fox News: NBC defamation settlement with Georgia doctor finalized in court following MSNBC's 'uterus collector' coverage
NBCUniversal has settled a defamation lawsuit with Dr. Mahendra Amin, a Georgia gynecologist wrongfully labeled as a "uterus collector" by MSNBC. The lawsuit stemmed from allegations that he performed unnecessary hysterectomies on women at an ICE detention center, which were proven false.
The settlement, finalized in February and dismissed in court, allows Dr. Amin to move on after years of litigation. His attorneys criticized NBCUniversal for the reckless portrayal of their client, emphasizing that he only performed two medically necessary hysterectomies.
Fox News: Plane undergoes security search 'away from main terminal' near DC after ominous sound reported during flight
The FAA is investigating a security incident involving Frontier Airlines Flight 4708, which prompted the evacuation of 91 passengers upon landing at Dulles Airport. The crew reported a "beeping noise" from the cargo hold during the flight.
The aircraft was parked away from the terminal for a precautionary security search. Police and airport personnel responded, and passengers were safely deplaned and transported to the main terminal.
The Western Journal: White House Shuts Down Reporters with 'Pronouns in Their Bio'
The White House has implemented a policy refusing to respond to reporters who include pronouns in their email signatures, as reported by the New York Times. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt stated that this approach reflects a rejection of what the administration views as a disregard for biological facts.
This policy aligns with President Trump's broader agenda to counteract transgender ideology, which includes executive orders affirming the existence of only two sexes and restricting transgender participation in military and women's sports.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: After the capture of two mercenaries, Ukraine criticizes China's role in the war
Ukraine has captured two Chinese mercenaries fighting for Russia, raising diplomatic tensions. President Zelensky condemned China's involvement in the conflict, citing violations of the Geneva Conventions regarding the treatment of prisoners of war.
Ukrainian officials initially mistook the captured individuals for North Korean soldiers and believe more Chinese nationals may be involved in combat. The captured men, aged 31 and 33, were part of a larger group.
Fox News: Three Americans transferred from Congo to US, one arrested in Utah, charged with coup to overthrow government
Four U.S. citizens have been charged in a Utah court for conspiring to carry out a coup in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The charges include providing material support for the coup, using weapons of mass destruction, and planning attacks on government officials, resulting in multiple deaths.
The defendants allegedly aimed to assassinate DRC President Félix Tshisekedi and establish a new government. If convicted, they face significant prison sentences. The case is under investigation by the FBI with proceedings set to take place in New York and Salt Lake City.
Front Page Magazine: Who Should Be Our Ambassador to the UN?
President Trump is considering several candidates for the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations position after withdrawing Elise Stefanik's nomination. Among the names mentioned are former ambassadors David Friedman and Ric Grenell, both of whom have faced criticism.
Additionally, Ayaan Hirsi Ali is proposed as a strong candidate due to her unique background and outspoken views on Islam. Her potential appointment could spark significant discussions at the UN regarding women's rights and the interpretation of Islamic teachings.
#economy
Breitbart: Bessent Says U.S. Building Allied Trade Bloc to Isolate Beijing, Market Panic Overblown
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that the U.S. is pursuing trade agreements with allies to create a united economic front against China, while downplaying concerns of a financial crisis. He criticized European nations considering closer ties with China and emphasized the need for coordinated economic diplomacy.
Bessent also addressed recent volatility in Treasury markets, attributing it to normal deleveraging rather than systemic issues. He reassured that the economy remains solid, despite critics warning of a potential financial crisis linked to Trump's tariffs.
Forbes: A Timeline Of Everything White House Officials Said About Pausing The Tariffs
President Trump announced a 90-day pause on high reciprocal tariffs affecting over 180 countries, which had been set to take effect earlier. This decision followed mixed messages from White House officials about the tariffs' status, leading to speculation and fluctuations in stock markets.
The pause includes a reduced tariff rate of 10% during this period, aimed at facilitating negotiations with various countries. Trump indicated that the decision was made in response to public concern and the need for ongoing discussions regarding trade.
The Western Journal: Trump Unleashes American Power with Set of Executive Orders Every Coal Miner in US Should Be Cheering
President Trump has signed four executive orders aimed at bolstering the coal industry, allowing certain coal-fired power plants to continue operating and easing regulations. The orders also target state-level climate initiatives that may hinder domestic energy production.
While coal's share of electricity generation has declined, Trump's actions prioritize the livelihoods of coal miners. The move has faced criticism from Democrats, who argue it undermines state authority and environmental protections.
#outdoors
On The Water: Pre-Spawn Bass Fishing Baits and Techniques
The pre-spawn bass fishing season is highly anticipated by anglers, marking the best time for catching big fish. Power fishing techniques, which involve using horizontal moving baits to efficiently cover water, can help locate bass effectively.
Key baits for this season include chatterbaits, spinnerbaits, and shallow or lipless crankbaits, each offering unique advantages. Anglers are encouraged to vary their retrieves and focus on areas where bass congregate, as both smallmouth and largemouth bass are preparing for spawning.