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9 Apr 2025
#politics
Fox News: Where are they now? Hunter Biden's ex-business partners praise Trump, MAGA following Biden departure
Hunter Biden's former business associates, Devon Archer and Jason Galanis, are no longer under scrutiny following the conclusion of investigations into Biden's financial dealings. Both received pardons from President Trump, with Archer expressing interest in a role within the Trump administration.
Meanwhile, Hunter Biden's uncle, James Biden, faces potential legal issues as Republicans push for prosecution over alleged false statements to Congress. Other associates, like Tony Bobulinski, continue to be involved in controversies surrounding the Biden family's business practices.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Ukraine-Russia war latest: China urges citizens to avoid war zones after two captured
China has advised its citizens to avoid war zones following the capture of two nationals in Ukraine. The foreign ministry dismissed claims of Chinese soldiers fighting in the conflict and is verifying reports of the captured individuals.
Ukrainian President Zelensky stated that his forces detained six Chinese soldiers, suggesting a broader presence of Chinese fighters in Russian ranks. However, Western intelligence indicates these soldiers are unlikely to be officially sent by China, as Russia often recruits foreign nationals irregularly.
#economy
GB News: Elon Musk faces fresh headache as used Tesla prices drop amid fears of 'unprecedented brand damage'
Used Tesla prices are declining more rapidly than other electric vehicles in the US and UK, with a 7% drop in the US and 15% in the UK year-on-year. This trend is linked to an influx of used Teslas entering the market ahead of the new Model Y release.
Despite the price drops, demand remains strong, with used Teslas selling faster than other EVs. Tesla's overall sales are struggling globally, with significant declines in Europe and a 40% drop in stock value this year. Analysts suggest upcoming vehicle updates may help revitalize sales.
Forbes: Forbes Recession Tracker: JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon Says Recession ‘Probably’ Coming
Economists and business leaders, including JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, warn that the U.S. may face a recession due to President Trump's tariffs. Predictions indicate rising unemployment and declining household incomes if these policies persist.
Market signals show increased recession fears, with significant drops in stock prices and consumer confidence. Despite a stable unemployment rate, concerns about economic growth are mounting, leading investors to favor safer assets.
#military
Times Of Israel: IDF pounds Gaza targets, with one strike said to kill at least 29
The Israeli military conducted over 45 airstrikes in Gaza, targeting sites linked to Hamas, including a residential building in Shejaiya that reportedly killed 29 people. Ground forces also advanced into various areas, discovering and destroying tunnels and infrastructure used by Hamas.
Since resuming strikes on March 18, Israel has faced criticism for civilian casualties, with local health authorities reporting 1,482 Palestinians killed in renewed operations. The conflict, reignited by a Hamas attack on October 7, has resulted in significant loss of life on both sides.
#crime
Le Monde: 'Dark Bank': US judge clears extradition of suspect in money laundering case to France
Huzefa Hafiz Ismail, known as "Dark Bank," faces extradition from the U.S. to France for his alleged role in facilitating global criminal activities, including money laundering linked to drug trafficking. A Texas federal judge found sufficient evidence to support these claims.
Ismail, a 41-year-old American residing in Dubai, was arrested in August 2024 under a French warrant. The investigation involves organized crime across multiple countries, including France, the U.S., and Turkey.