Tuesday, April 22, 2025
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IMF Warns of Lower Growth, Higher Inflation as Tariffs, Trade Wars Erode Global Economic Prospects
Both the United States and China are expected to take economic hits this year due to the Trump administration’s tariffs.
Solar Imports Could Face Tariffs Up to 3,521 Percent Under New Anti-Dumping Rules
China is accused of paying Southeast Asian companies to sell solar panels below manufacturing costs to hurt US companies.
Teen Charged in Murder of 17-Year-Old Student Athlete Gets Judge’s Permission To Go Into Hiding ‘To Ensure His Safety’
Karmelo Anthony sought to move to an undisclosed location in light of an ‘alarming increase in death threats, continued harassment, and physical intimidation targeted at the family’s home,’ his representatives stated.
Twelve Jurors Are Seated in Harvey Weinstein’s Retrial, as Defense Lawyers Probe Prospective Jurors About How They Identify if a Witness Is Lying
Europe Goes Its Own Way on Defense, Unnerving Washington
Columnists
Editorials
Opinion
Broken Trust — Iran, America, and Diplomatic Immunity
The War Against Experts
‘I’m Gonna Try Not To Cry Here’: An Emotional Vance Celebrates at the White House His Mother’s Decade of Sobriety
Pointless, Joyless Self-Sacrifice: The New Wave of Puritanism Animating Parent-Shaming
National
Supreme Court To Hear Case of Texas Woman Who Alleges Mail Carrier Refused Delivery Due to Her Race
A Dallas-area landlord claims that a local mail carrier did not like the idea of a black woman collecting rent from white tenants.
Sarah Palin Slams the New York Times in Testimony for Her Defamation Suit Against ‘the Gray Lady’
Palin was grilled by defense lawyers on Monday afternoon.
California Mayor Sparks Outrage With Plan To ‘Purge’ Homeless Population With Free Fentanyl
‘Quite frankly, I wish that the president would give us a purge. Because we do need to purge these people,” Lancaster Mayor R. Rex Parris says in a recent interview.
RFK Jr.’s Sister Slams Him and Trump Administration for Release of RFK Assassination Files
‘This is of concern to her and her family’s legacy,’ a Democratic strategist tells the Sun.
Kristi Noem Falls Victim to Brazen Purse Snatching at DC Restaurant
The thief makes off with $3,000 cash, sensitive documents in Easter Sunday heist.
New York City Suspends Compost Fines After Its ‘Rushed and Insufficient’ Roll-Out Campaign
Critics of the enforce-first, educate-second approach are applauding Mayor Adams’s decision to extend the grace period for fines until the end of 2025.
Foreign
As Vice President Vance Visits India, New Delhi Appears More Interested in Tightening Ties With Washington Than With Beijing
China warns against countries siding with America in the escalating global tariff wars. Beijing ‘firmly opposes any party reaching a deal at the expense of China’s interests,’ its commerce ministry says.
Speculation Swirls as Several Historic Firsts Floated as Potential Pope Candidates
The conclave could lead to the selection of the first Black or first Asian pope.
El Salvador’s President Proposes Prisoner Swap With Venezuela: 252 Detainees for Maduro’s Political Prisoners
‘The only reason they are imprisoned is because they opposed you and your electoral fraud,’ Nayib Bukele wrote in a taunting post to Nicolás Maduro about detainees in Venezuela.
Pope Francis, First Latin American Pontiff, Ministered With a Charming, Humble Style, Dies at 88
‘His entire life was dedicated to the service of the Lord and of his Church,’ Kevin Cardinal Ferrell says.
Military Strikes Loom as Option Even as America and Iran Prepare for a Second Round of Negotiations
‘I don’t know when, but unless Iran agrees to dismantle its nuclear program, I’m sure there will be joint American-Israeli strikes,’ the founder of the hawkish Israel Defense and Security Forum tells the Sun.
‘It’s Not Our War’: Rubio Says America Could Drop Ukraine-Russia Peace Push Absent Progress in Coming Days
‘We are now reaching a point where we need to decide whether this is even possible or not,’ State Secretary tells reporters at Paris.
Politics
Physicians Board’s ‘Monopoly’ at America’s Military Hospitals Is Depriving Servicemembers of Care, Rival Group Alleges
The nation’s largest certifying board has cornered the market on hiring at Defense Department hospitals, preventing access for thousands of specialists to treat servicemembers and their families, says competing group.
Embattled CBS Settles Lawsuit From White Writer Over Hiring Practices on ‘SEAL Team’: Is a Settlement With Trump Over ‘60 Minutes’ Next?
The decision to settle comes as the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission has signaled that diversity, equity, and inclusion policies could sink the proposed merger between CBS’s parent company, Paramount, and Skydance.
Top Democrat Blames Mainstream Press for Plunging Support of Party
‘That’s what’s killing us as Democrats,’ says Congressman Clyburn. ‘We don’t have a stomach for just lying.’
After Second Firestorm Over Messages Shared on Signal App, Trump Insists He Has Faith in Hegseth
A full-court press is underway by the White House, which has trotted out several top officials to defend the defense secretary.
Senator Says Maryland Migrant’s Deportation Is a ‘Constitutional Crisis’ for America
Other Democrats have said they will travel to El Salvador to meet with the migrant, Kilmar Abrego Garcia, in the coming days.
Editorials
Opinion
Broken Trust — Iran, America, and Diplomatic Immunity
The War Against Experts
‘I’m Gonna Try Not To Cry Here’: An Emotional Vance Celebrates at the White House His Mother’s Decade of Sobriety
Pointless, Joyless Self-Sacrifice: The New Wave of Puritanism Animating Parent-Shaming
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