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In a recent interview, US Attorney General Pam Bondi expressed skepticism regarding Donald Trump's prospects of legally pursuing a third presidential term, deeming it "a heavy lift." Following the 1947 constitutional amendment that limits presidents to two terms, any change would require significant legislative support, which analysts view as highly improbable. Trump's comments about seeking a third term have been met with skepticism, yet he insists there are "methods" to achieve this. Bondi, a staunch Trump supporter, reinforced the challenges ahead while also defending the administration's aggressive legal stance amidst over 170 lawsuits filed against it. She highlighted the administration's pursuit of the death penalty in a high-profile murder case and celebrated a recent Supreme Court victory that allows the freezing of $64 million in grants aimed at promoting diversity in education. Bondi vowed to continue fighting for the administration's policies in the face of legal challenges. 
Published: Apr 06 2025, 10 pmeznews.inPrince Harry's legal battle over his police protection took center stage in a London court on Tuesday, as his lawyer condemned the government's "unjustified" decision to downgrade his security. Following his departure from royal duties in 2020, the prince's protection while in Britain has been evaluated on a case-by-case basis, leading to concerns over his safety amid recent threats from both paparazzi and Al-Qaeda. During the hearing at the Royal Courts of Justice, Harry, 40, appeared attentive as his legal team argued that he had been subjected to "inferior treatment" and that the government had failed to adequately assess the risks he faces. The hearing follows a previous High Court ruling that upheld the government's decision, and a final verdict is expected soon. Harry's ongoing concerns about security have limited his visits to the UK, further straining his relationship with the royal family.
Published: Apr 09 2025, 1 ameznews.inA 48-year-old man, Michael Tanzi, is set to be executed by lethal injection in Florida on Tuesday for the 2000 murder of Janet Acosta, a Miami Herald employee. Scheduled for 6:00 pm (2200 GMT) at Florida State Prison, Tanzi will be the third inmate executed in the state this year and the 11th nationwide. He confessed to abducting Acosta during her lunch break, forcing her to withdraw money from an ATM, sexually assaulting her, and ultimately strangling her before disposing of her body. Although Tanzi also confessed to another murder, he was never charged. His lawyers have attempted to halt the execution, citing concerns about his "morbid obesity," but their appeals were rejected. This execution coincides with another scheduled for Friday in South Carolina, where Mikal Mahdi will face a firing squad for the 2004 murder of an off-duty police officer.
Published: Apr 08 2025, 10 pmeznews.inIn a dramatic escalation of trade tensions, President Donald Trump has implemented an unprecedented 104 per cent tariff on Chinese goods, effective Wednesday. This move follows Trump's ultimatum for China to retract its retaliatory 34 per cent tariff on U.S. imports, which Beijing refused. The tariffs, which have surged from 10 per cent last month to 104 per cent in less than a week, are part of Trump's "reciprocal tariff" strategy aimed at countering what he describes as China's "tariff abuse." Despite the aggressive stance, Trump signaled a willingness to negotiate, stating that China desires a deal but is unsure how to initiate discussions. In response, China's commerce ministry condemned the U.S. actions as "blackmail," asserting that it would "fight to the end" against the escalating tariffs. The ongoing trade war has already led to significant declines in global markets, raising concerns about the economic impact of this confrontation between the world's two largest economies.
Published: Apr 08 2025, 11 pmeznews.inThe US Supreme Court has blocked a lower court's order that mandated the Trump administration to reinstate 16,000 federal probationary workers who were dismissed as part of a government downsizing initiative. In a 7-2 ruling, the conservative-majority court determined that the non-profit organizations challenging the mass firings lacked legal standing to pursue the lawsuit. This decision follows a ruling by California District Judge William Alsup, who had criticized the administration's justification for the layoffs as a "sham." The Supreme Court's intervention represents a temporary victory for the Trump administration as litigation continues. Since taking office in January, President Trump has aggressively cut government spending and reduced the federal workforce, leading to significant layoffs among the more than two million federal employees.
Published: Apr 08 2025, 11 pmeznews.inStock markets showed signs of recovery on Tuesday amid escalating trade tensions between the United States and China, following President Donald Trump's aggressive tariff policies. Last week, Trump sparked global market turmoil by unveiling a chart detailing tariffs imposed on various nations, leading to fears of a recession. As steep tariffs, including a staggering 104 percent on Chinese goods, take effect, China condemned the U.S. actions as blackmail and vowed to retaliate. Meanwhile, Trump claimed that China was eager to negotiate, asserting, "We are waiting for their call." The European Union's Ursula von der Leyen urged for de-escalation during a call with Chinese Premier Li Qiang, who expressed confidence in China's economic resilience. In retaliation for U.S. tariffs, the EU plans to impose levies on American goods, while Trump remains steadfast in his approach, despite internal GOP dissent and criticism from business leaders like Elon Musk.
Published: Apr 08 2025, 11 pmeznews.inUS Vice President JD Vance's recent comments referring to "Chinese peasants" have ignited significant backlash in China. During an interview on Fox News, Vance defended President Donald Trump's tariffs and criticized the global economy, claiming that the US borrows money from Chinese peasants to purchase goods they manufacture. His remarks prompted outrage from the Chinese government, with Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian labeling them as "ignorant and disrespectful." On Chinese social media, particularly Weibo, users ridiculed Vance, highlighting the irony of his comments given his own working-class background as detailed in his memoir "Hillbilly Elegy." The hashtag related to Vance's remarks trended with over 140 million views, with many users pointing out China's advancements in technology and infrastructure. This controversy unfolds as Trump implements a historic 104% tariff on China, escalating tensions between the two nations.
Published: Apr 08 2025, 11 pmeznews.inInternational students in the United States are grappling with numerous challenges that threaten their F-1 student visa status. Compliance with strict regulations is essential; academic risks include dropping below required course loads or being dismissed for poor performance, while employment violations arise from working without proper authorization. Personal and financial issues, such as failing to prove ongoing financial support or submitting forged documents, can also jeopardize visa status. The Trump administration's immigration policies have intensified these threats, with visa revocations occurring for minor infractions and increased scrutiny of students involved in pro-Palestinian activism. Additionally, monitoring of social media for politically sensitive content has raised privacy concerns. Country-specific policies have led to the revocation of visas based on nationality, while educational institutions remain uninformed about these changes, limiting their ability to assist affected students. The overall environment has created significant uncertainty for international students pursuing their education in the U.S.
Published: Apr 08 2025, 9 pmeznews.inAs Canada prepares for its federal elections on April 28, 2025, the Indian diaspora, particularly Gujaratis, is making notable strides in the political landscape, traditionally dominated by Punjabis. With four Gujarati-origin candidates contesting for parliamentary seats in key battlegrounds such as Brampton and Calgary, this marks a significant shift in representation. Jayesh Brahmbhatt, Sunjiv Raval, Ashok Patel, and Minesh Patel are among the first-generation immigrants aiming to bring their community's voice to the forefront. Brahmbhatt, running with the People's Party, emphasizes the need for change, while Raval, representing the Liberal Party, focuses on middle-class issues and balanced immigration policies. This emergence of Gujaratis in politics reflects a growing recognition of their contributions and aspirations, enhancing the diversity of representation within the Indian community in Canada. Experts note that this development is not a competition with Punjabis but rather an expansion of the political base, promising a richer dialogue on policy issues.
Published: Apr 08 2025, 10 pmeznews.inCanadian Prime Minister Mark Carney visited the BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Toronto to celebrate Ram Navami, a significant festival that marks the birth of Lord Ram and concludes the nine-day Navratri festivities honoring Goddess Durga. Carney's attendance comes just weeks before the federal elections on April 28, with Cabinet Minister Anita Anand expressing her support for his engagement with the Hindu community. The Hindu Canadian Foundation highlighted the challenges faced by the community, which includes over a million members, emphasizing their low political engagement and vulnerability amid rising anti-Hindu sentiment linked to separatist groups. The foundation noted that recent incidents, including the defacement of the BAPS Toronto temple by extremists in 2022, have heightened concerns within the community, underscoring the need for government attention to their pressing issues.
Published: Apr 08 2025, 8 pmeznews.inElon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and a prominent aide to President Donald Trump, has publicly criticized senior White House trade advisor Peter Navarro amid escalating tensions over the administration's tariff policy. In a scathing response to Navarro's assertion that Musk is "not a car manufacturer" but merely "a car assembler," Musk labeled Navarro as "truly a moron" and "dumber than a sack of bricks." This exchange highlights Musk's opposition to the proposed tariffs, which he believes could negatively impact the automotive industry. The ongoing dispute underscores a significant rift within the Trump administration regarding trade policies and their implications for American manufacturers. The clash between Musk and Navarro reveals the complexities of balancing economic strategies with the interests of key industry leaders.
Published: Apr 08 2025, 8 pm
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