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Jul 21, 2025 |
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#politics
GB News: JD Vance's family holiday to British beauty spot to be targeted by 'anti-Donald Trump coalition' of protesters
JD Vance is set to face protests during his family holiday in the Cotswolds next month, with an anti-Trump coalition planning demonstrations against him. The group, which includes climate activists and trade unions, has warned Vance that he will encounter resistance similar to what he faced during a previous trip.
The protests coincide with Donald Trump's visit to Scotland, where he will also be met with demonstrations. Vance's family trip is expected to include time in London and Scotland, but past experiences have shown that his presence often attracts significant backlash from protesters.
#economy
Liberty Nation News: Tale of the Tariffs: Foreigners Are Eating the Costs - Liberty Nation News
President Trump's trade agenda saw a quiet week as economists analyzed new inflation data indicating that foreign exporters are absorbing tariffs. Import prices rose less than expected, while export prices increased more than anticipated. This suggests that domestic consumers are not bearing the full burden of the tariffs, as seen with Japanese automakers reducing prices to maintain market share in the U.S.
Additionally, Trump announced a new trade agreement with Indonesia, reducing tariffs on Indonesian goods entering the U.S. and providing tariff-free access for U.S. exports. The administration is preparing to send tariff letters to over 150 countries, signaling ongoing negotiations and a focus on trade agreements.
#technology
Forbes: Alaska Airlines Resumes Operations After IT Outage Grounded Whole Fleet
Alaska Airlines resumed operations after a tech systems outage grounded its fleet, including Horizon Air, for several hours. The airline requested a temporary ground stop due to the IT issues, which began around 11 p.m. ET, and operations were restored by early Monday morning.
Passengers were advised to check flight statuses before heading to the airport. The outage affected 233 passenger planes in Alaska Airlines' fleet and 45 regional jets operated by Horizon Air. Details on the nature of the IT issues remain unclear.