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Forbes: Trump Says Films Shot Outside U.S. Will Face 100% Tariff—Hollywood Stocks Drop In Premarket
President Trump has ordered a 100% tariff on all films produced abroad, claiming that Hollywood is losing productions to foreign countries offering financial incentives. He asserts this trend poses a national security threat and has directed trade officials to implement the tariff.
The announcement has negatively impacted major film studios' stocks, with Netflix, Warner Bros. Discovery, Disney, and Comcast all experiencing declines in premarket trading. Trump emphasized the need for films to be made in America again.
Fox News: '60 Minutes' segment paints Trump as threat to the country's legal system amid lawsuit
"60 Minutes" aired a segment labeling former President Trump a threat to the legal and election systems, featuring lawyers who criticized his executive orders targeting law firms associated with Democratic opposition. Concerns were raised about the implications for the rule of law and potential risks to democracy.
Trump is pursuing a $20 billion lawsuit against CBS for alleged election interference related to a past interview. A federal judge has blocked one of his orders against Perkins Coie, deeming it unconstitutional. The segment did not include any guests defending Trump's actions.
The Telegraph: The California ‘surfers for Trump’ revolting against Gavin Newsom
Huntington Beach, known as America's "surf city," has become a symbol of a political shift in California, now dubbed the "Maga Capital." This coastal town contrasts the typical image of liberal California, showcasing a growing conservative presence among its surfing community.
#society
GB News: New driving rules for larger vehicles enforced today as thousands risk £550 fines
New safety rules for HGVs in London took effect today, requiring drivers to have a Progressive Safe System installed to obtain valid permits. Non-compliance can result in fines up to £550, reduced to £275 if paid within 14 days.
The regulations are part of Mayor Sadiq Khan's Vision Zero plan aimed at eliminating deaths and serious injuries on London roads by 2041. All HGVs over 12 tonnes must now hold a valid safety permit, with specific safety equipment mandated to protect vulnerable road users.
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Le Monde: Israeli cabinet approves expanded military plan including occupying Gaza
Israel's security cabinet has approved an expansion of military operations in Gaza, including plans for a "conquest" of the territory and the relocation of its residents. This decision follows the mobilization of tens of thousands of reservists to intensify the offensive against Hamas.
The cabinet also discussed potential humanitarian aid distribution amid a full blockade that has been in effect since March 2, despite warnings about the dire conditions for Gaza's population. Critics argue that the military plan endangers hostages held by Hamas.