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From Winnipeg, here's our story from @WPGMurat and myself ...
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*JPMORGAN LIMITS INFORMATION SHARING WITH OCC AFTER HACK
If it wasn’t for all the tariffs, this would be the biggest story in finance right now.
The biggest bank in our country literally does not want to share information with the Treasury Department anymore because of how bad the Treasury has gotten at stopping information theft.
Maybe indiscriminately firing government workers wasn’t the best idea?
When my dad, Newton Minow, was chair of the FCC, President Kennedy called him at home while we were having dinner. He was furious about an NBC news report and told Dad to cancel their license. 1/3
BREAKING: In a 9-0 decision, the US Supreme Court just ruled that the Trump Administration must facilitate the release of Kilmar Abrego Garcia from prison in El Salvador!
That’s right!
Every Justice agreed that his actions were wrong:
“The Government’s argument, moreover, implies that it could deport and incarcerate any person, including U. S. citizens, without legal consequence, so long as it does so before a court can intervene.“
This is a chilling report about the lengths Poilievre and his Team are willing to go to to keep TOTAL control over every image and word. You have to read it to understand how bad this is for a democratic country:
https://t.co/2c5WMshwIC
NBC News: A federal judge just issued a final judgement and permanent injunction against the Trump admin — ruling that the National Institutes of Health must continue funding research grants at their original, full amounts. @MSNBC
Farmers, ranchers, and agrifood workers put food on the table for Canadian families.
In the face of President Trump's unjustified tariffs, we will defend their jobs and build their sectors — by protecting supply management, doubling revenue protections, and expanding processing capacity.
Good evening, MAGA voters. Thanks to your vote, you'll now pay thousands of dollars more per year.
Let's begin by taking a tour of your grimy homes.
In your kitchen:
- Coffeemaker: Likely made in China, Thailand, or Malaysia. You'll now pay 24%–36% more
- Sponges: Enjoy the 34%–46% tariffs
In your bathroom:
- Towels: Many are made in India, Pakistan, or Turkey. Enjoy 26%–29% tariffs
- Toothpaste & body wash packaging often comes from EU, China, or Vietnam. 20%–34% more
In your garage:
- Power tools Often made in China, Taiwan, or Mexico with 32%–34%+ tariffs (thankfully I don't have to worry about this one)
And I'm not even mentioning the expensive stuff, like your cars, appliances, HVAC, furniture, and TVs
You'll pay thousands of dollars more for household items...all so that wealthy guys like me can get a tax cut that I don't need. This is what Republicans voted for
Holy moly. Another day, another media org, another mutliple-sourced story of internal chaos on the Conservative campaign. They appear to have thought they could just coast home. Hubris, arrogance and, it seems, more than a little bullying of staff… https://t.co/1Ji0K9lwwS
@JoyceWhiteVance The Executive Orders against law firms constitute nothing more than attempts at political retribution. None can survive judicial scrutiny as they lack foundations in statutory law/Constitution. Avoid firms that caved to Trump because they love money more than the rule of law.
Looking forward to the guidance AG Bondi is required to issue advising folks inside and outside of DOJ that they must not comply with the president’s EO. She was ordered to issue it immediately.
It's easy to feel sorry for Poilievre. But it's hard to miss the schadenfreude, too.
For two years, he courted the angry - anti-vaxxers, the convoy, the anti-WEF, the fringe Right - and it worked. The country was angry, too, at Trudeau and inflation.
Suddenly, in January, the very thing that elevated him - anger - crushed him.
The anger made him resemble Trump. That changed everything.
WOW. Forward bookings from Canada to the U.S. have fallen by more than 70 percent for each month through the end of September, compared to the same period last year. April has seen the steepest decline, with just 296,000 bookings — down 76 percent from 1.3 million.
And if you think it's only Canadians who no longer want to visit the U.S., you're sorely mistaken. Many Europeans have canceled their planned vacations to the States as well—a trend that will result in a devastating blow worth many billions of dollars to the U.S. economy and cost thousands of Americans their jobs.