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Venezuelan President Slams US Over Little Girl's 'Abduction'

Venezuela's president Nicolas Maduro accused Washington Monday of committing a crime in the case of a two-year-old girl separated from her migrant parents, who were deported from the United States without her.

Crime, law and justice Negative

Trump Touts Immigration Crackdown despite Concerns about Due Process

WASHINGTON, April 28 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's administration touted the early results of his immigration crackdown on Monday despite concerns over due process, as Trump acted to take further steps while photos of alleged criminal offenders were displayed on the White House lawn.

Government, immigration and migrant issues Negative

États-Unis: demander l'asile pourrait bientôt coûter au moins 1.000 dollars

Cette proposition demandé par des élus républicains prévoit également des frais de 8.500 dollars pour toute personne qui souhaiterait obtenir la libération par les autorités américaines d'un migrant mineur non-accompagné. - www.bfmtv.com

Financial markets Neutral

Trump migrant crackdown: US 'sanctuary cities' targeted

WASHINGTON — Donald Trump signed an executive order Monday to crack down on “sanctuary cities” that defy his hardline immigration policies, as the US president closes in on his first 100 days back in office. The Republican has claimed major progress in honoring his election campaign promises to stem illegal border crossings from Mexico, which soared to all-time highs under his Democratic predecessor Joe Biden. The order directs officials to publish within 30 days a list of states and local authorities that “obstruct the enforcement of Federal immigration laws,” saying those named risk losing access to certain government funding. READ: [...]...Keep on reading: Trump migrant crackdown: US 'sanctuary cities' targeted

Government, immigration and migrant issues Negative

US Congress wrestles with Trump tax bill, aims to finish by July 4

Government Neutral

Trump to reduce impact of auto tariffs, Commerce secretary says

WASHINGTON: President Donald Trump’s administration will move to reduce the impact of his automotive tariffs on Tuesday by alleviating some duties imposed on foreign parts in domestically manufactured cars and keeping tariffs on cars made abroad from piling on top of other ones, officials said.“President Trump is building an important partnership with both the domestic automakers and our great American workers,” Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said in a statement provided by the White House.“This deal is a major victory for the President’s trade policy by rewarding companies who manufacture domestically, while providing runway to manufacturers who have expressed their commitment to invest in America and expand their domestic manufacturing.” Trump says 25% tariff on cars made in Canada could go up The Wall Street Journal, which first reported the development, said the move meant car companies paying tariffs would not be charged for other levies, such as those on steel and aluminum, and that reimbursements would be given for such tariffs that were already paid.A White House official confirmed the report and indicated the move would be made official on Tuesday.Trump is traveling to Michigan on Tuesday to commemorate his first 100 days in office, a period that the Republican president has used to upend the global economic order.The move to soften the effects of auto levies is the latest by his administration to show some flexibility on tariffs, which have sown turmoil in financial markets, created uncertainty for businesses and sparked fears of a sharp economic slowdown.Automakers said earlier on Monday they were expecting Trump to issue relief from the auto tariffs ahead of his trip to Michigan, which is home to the Detroit Three automakers and more than 1,000 major auto suppliers. Trump auto tariffs: President slaps 25% duties on car imports to US Last week, a coalition of U.S. auto industry groups urged Trump not to impose 25% tariffs on imported auto parts, warning they would cut vehicle sales and raise prices.Trump had said earlier he planned to impose tariffs of 25% on auto parts no later than May 3.“Tariffs on auto parts will scramble the global automotive supply chain and set off a domino effect that will lead to higher auto prices for consumers, lower sales at dealerships and will make servicing and repairing vehicles both more expensive and less predictable,” the industry groups said in the letter.The letter from the groups representing General Motors, Toyota Motor, Volkswagen, Hyundai and others, was sent to U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Commerce’s Lutnick.“Most auto suppliers are not capitalized for an abrupt tariff induced disruption. Many are already in distress and will face production stoppages, layoffs and bankruptcy,” the letter added, noting “it only takes the failure of one supplier to lead to a shutdown of an automaker’s production line.”

Automotive Neutral

Trump targets US 'sanctuary cities' in migrant crackdown

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Donald Trump signed an executive order Monday to crack down on "sanctuary cities" that defy his hardline immigration policies, as the US president closes in on his first 100 days back in office.The Republican has claimed major progress in honoring his election campaign promises to stem illegal border crossings from Mexico, which soared to all-time highs under his Democratic predecessor Joe Biden.The order directs officials to publish within 30 days a list of states and local authorities that "obstruct the enforcement of Federal immigration laws," saying those named risk losing access to certain government funding.Trump will this week be hailing his achievements since returning to the White House, claiming successes on the economy, foreign policy and government efficiency, as well as on migration.But his popularity has plunged since January, with more than 40 percent of Americans saying they "disapprove strongly" of him, according to a Washington Post-ABC opinion poll.Trump's spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt on Monday noted a 95 percent drop in encounters of undocumented migrants at the Mexico border -- from 140,000 to 7,000 -- in the 12 months from March 2024, when Biden was still in office."America's borders are now secure because of President Trump," she said. "He has restored the rule of law, enforced our immigration laws and defended America's sovereignty."Trump's election campaign rhetoric about taking on the alleged hordes of rapists and murderers resonated with American voters concerned about illegal immigration.Butted heads Monday's executive order targets "sanctuary cities" that typically prohibit local officials from telling federal agents about undocumented immigrants if they are at risk of deportation.The mayors of four such cities -- Boston, Chicago, Denver and New York -- were questioned over their immigration policies during a tense hearing at Congress in March.Courts have upheld the legality of sanctuary laws, and a US judge ruled last week that Trump's administration cannot withhold federal funds from authorities offering limited protections to undocumented migrants.In a sign of Trump's focus on immigration, placards lined the White House lawn Monday displaying the mugshots of immigrants.The word "arrested" was printed in capital letters above each photo and, below, the crime of which they were accused -- from "first-degree murder" and "sexual abuse of a child" to "distribution of fentanyl."An accompanying White House press release included a list of 100 individuals that it said were the "worst of the worst criminal illegal immigrants" arrested since Trump took office.Meanwhile, Republicans in the House of Representatives released a bill giving Trump powers to levy a host of onerous immigration charges -- including a minimum $1,000 fee for asylum applications.Trump has also sent troops to the Mexican border and designated Latin American gangs like Tren de Aragua and MS-13 as terrorist groups.But he has butted heads with judges, rights groups and Democrats who say he has ignored constitutional rights in rushing to deport migrants, sometimes without the right to a hearing.Tom Homan, Trump's point man on border security, told reporters Monday that "we have the most secure border in the history of this nation."He was asked about deportation rates, which have lagged behind Biden's numbers, despite Trump's promised campaign of the largest mass removal campaign in US history.The government has not been releasing comprehensive data, but the Migration Policy Institute said it appeared on track to remove half a million people this year -- fewer than the 685,000 deportations recorded in fiscal year 2024 under Biden.Homan argued that comparisons were bogus, since Biden's deportation numbers included people removed at the border, and most of those people were now being stopped before getting in.

Government, immigration and migrant issues Negative

Trump celebrates the Super Bowl champ Eagles at White House, but star QB Jalen Hurts skips ceremony

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump feted the 2025 Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles at the White House on Monday, but several players, including quarterback Jalen Hurts, decided to skip the celebration. Hurts and other players cited scheduling conflicts as the reasons for their absences, according to a White House official who was not authorized to comment publicly and spoke on condition of anonymity. Still, Trump called Hurts a "terrific guy and terrific player" who turned in "one s

Government Positive

Trump touts immigration crackdown despite concerns about due process

Government, immigration and migrant issues Negative

House passes Ted Cruz bill cracking down on deepfake nudes

WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz’s bill targeting the publication of nonconsensual deepfake pornography will soon be federal law.

Politics Neutral

Yamal stardust could give Barca edge on Inter Milan

BARCELONA: Barcelona last reached the Champions League final a decade ago, with Lionel Messi as their torch-bearer.

Soccer Positive

Yamal stardust could give Barca edge on Inter Milan

BARCELONA, April 29 — Barcelona last reached the Champions League final a decade ago, with Lionel Messi as their torch-b...

Soccer Neutral

Colón out as CEO of U.S. Center for SafeSport

Negative

Yamal stardust could give Barca edge on Inter Milan

BARCELONA - Barcelona last reached the Champions League final a decade ago, with Lionel Messi as their torch-bearer.

Soccer Positive

Yamal Stardust Could Give Barca Edge On Inter Milan

Barcelona last reached the Champions League final a decade ago, with Lionel Messi as their torch-bearer.

Soccer Positive

Yamal stardust could give Barca edge on Inter Milan

Barcelona last reached the Champions League final a decade ago, with Lionel Messi as their torch-bearer.

Soccer Positive

Yamal stardust could give Barca edge on Inter Milan

Barcelona last reached the Champions League final a decade ago, with Lionel Messi as their torch-bearer.

Soccer Positive

Yamal stardust could give Barca edge on Inter Milan

Barcelona last reached the Champions League final a decade ago, with Lionel Messi as their torch-bearer.

Soccer Positive

Stronger Caitlin Clark gears up for 2nd WNBA season with a revamped and upgraded Fever roster

The defending Rookie of the Year is going back to work with a new coach, a revamped roster and even higher expectations in her second WNBA season.

Basketball Positive

Six takeaways from seeding of 51st annual Joe Hartmann Diamond Classic

The 51st annual Joe Hartmann Diamond Classic is set to begin Tuesday

Golf Neutral

مارک کارنی و حزب لیبرال پیروز انتخابات کانادا برآورد شدند

پس از پایان رای‌گیری روز دوشنبه در تمامی استان‌های کانادا، شبکه سی‌بی‌سی این کشور، مارک کارنی و حزب او - لیبرال‌ها - را برنده برآورد کرد تا تنها پس از گذشت چند هفته از کناره‌گیری جاستین ترودو، حزب او همچنان در قدرت بماند.

Awards and recognitions Neutral

Trump set to ease tariff impact on US carmakers

Trump is due to hold a rally in Michigan, which is home to Ford, General Motors and Stellantis.

Automotive Positive

Badenoch says anonymous critics are 'cowards'

The Tory leader says she is "not worried" about a magazine article calling for her to quit.

Politics Negative

वैभव सूर्यवंशी के तूफ़ान में उड़ गए कई रिकॉर्ड, बेख़ौफ़ अंदाज़ के मुरीद हुए फ़ैंस

महज़ 14 साल की उम्र में क्रिकेट के मैदान पर खेली गई ये एक ऐसी पारी थी जिसे लंबे समय तक याद किया जाता रहेगा.

Awards and recognitions Neutral

पहलगाम हमला: तीन ऐसे सवाल जिनके जवाब अब तक नहीं मिले

जम्मू-कश्मीर के पहलगाम में हुए हमले के बाद सुरक्षा चूक को लेकर कई सवाल उठ रहे हैं. इसको लेकर हमने जम्मू-कश्मीर और सुरक्षा से जुड़े विशेषज्ञों से बात की.

Awards and recognitions Neutral

Teen charged after Australia PM candidate's office vandalised

Peter Dutton's office was splattered in red paint and covered with posters criticising him.

Accidents Negative

Watch: Trump's first 100 days... in just 2 minutes

Clashes, cuts and dozens of executive orders - how the US president's second term is off to a whirlwind start.

Government Negative

دست‌کم چهار کودک و نوجوان در پی راندن یک خودرو به میان دانش‌آموزان مدرسه‌ای در ایلینوی آمریکا کشته شدند

مقام‌ها در ایالت ایلینوی آمریکا می‌گویند در پی زیرگرفتن دانش‌آموزان توسط خودرویی که به سمت مدرسه محل برگزاری اردو حرکت کرد دست کم چهار نفر کشته و تعداد زیادی دیگر مجروح شدند. پلیس می گوید سن چهار جان باخته این واقعه بین ۴ تا ۱۸ سال بوده است.

Awards and recognitions Neutral

The Papers: 'Milkshake tax looms' and 'No beer in Benidorm'

Plans for a new sugar levy, and major power cuts in Spain and Portugal, make Tuesday's front pages.

Neutral

People cheer as power comes back on in Madrid

Residents applauded as the lights came back on in Spain's capital, after a huge power cut brought the country to a standstill.

Energy, accidents Positive

53% of millennials own crypto: Coupon Follow 2025 report

A study conducted by Coupon Follow titled as ‘ Millennial Shopping Habit Trend Report 2025 notes that 8% of total participants of the study use crypto whenever possible, however 14% of them use it occasionally. It is worth noting that the awareness of crypto among millennials has reached a new high compared to the previous [...]

General Positive

The United Arab Emirates Launches A Revolutionary Stablecoin Backed By The Dirham

15h05 ▪ 4 min read ▪ by Fenelon L. The United Arab Emirates is taking a new step in its ambition to become a global hub for cryptocurrencies. The Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund ADQ, the conglomerate International Holding Company (IHC), and First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB) announced on Monday their collaboration to create a...

Government Positive

XRP Targets $27 as Price Action Breaks Decade-Long Structure

XRP broke a decade-long wedge structure, surging past $1.58 and targeting Fibonacci levels up to $27 with strong bullish momentum.Fibonacci levels at $3.53, $5.46, $6.40, $17.47, and $22.99 form XRP’s key resistance zones within the bullish “Blue Ocean” range.XRP’s breakout above the Atlas Line with rising volume and consistent higher closes confirms investor confidence and structural shift.XRP continues its impressive climb as it breaks free from a nearly ten-year wedge formation, with price momentum gaining strength above critical technical zones. The cryptocurrency surged past the long-standing resistance near the "Atlas Line," confirming a major structural breakout. This move followed years of consolidation between $0.20 and $1.00. The breakout point around $1.58 marked a crucial equilibrium, triggering a renewed bullish cycle. XRP has now reached $2.28, holding above key Fibonacci levels and setting the stage for a larger uptrend.Fibonacci Zones Guide Next TargetsBesides breaching the 0.702 retracement at $0.955, XRP advanced through the 0.888 and 1.0 Fibonacci zones. These breaks confirmed further upside potential. Consequently, XRP is approaching the 1.236 Fibonacci level at $3.53, currently acting as near-term resistance. Above that, XRP enters the “Blue Ocean” range, a zone between $9.50 and $27.00. This region contains Fibonacci levels 1.414, 1.618, 1.888, and 2.0, with targets at $5.46, $6.40, $17.47, and $22.99 respectively.Additionally, the chart reveals yellow curved lines, symbolizing ascending waves that support the continued upward trajectory. Moreover, XRP’s current position confirms strong market participation, evidenced by increasing monthly candle closes and rising volume. These signals reinforce bullish momentum, making the next Fibonacci levels realistic short-to-mid-term goals.Market Structure Signals Strong MomentumParallel white trendlines, labeled “Final Wake Up Line” and “Atlas Line,” indicate a historical trading range. XRP spent nearly a decade fluctuating within this wedge. However, in early 2024, it broke out decisively, changing the long-term structure. Besides this breakout, XRP’s price behavior now reflects growing investor confidence and renewed trend strength.Moreover, the equilibrium region around $1.58 remains a vital pivot for maintaining momentum. Hence, continued trading above this level will likely attract more buyers. With XRP futures gaining popularity, volatility is becoming more frequent. However, this also adds to trading opportunities across different levels.The post XRP Targets $27 as Price Action Breaks Decade-Long Structure appears on Crypto Front News. Visit our website to read more interesting articles about cryptocurrency, blockchain technology, and digital assets.

Technical analysis, coin fundamentals Positive

Listing Exchanges and Price Details

How to Claim Klink Airdrop and What to Expect From the Token Listing An announcement that everyone has been waiting for. Its Finance team has shared another important announcement. Their official token launch, better known as the Klink airdrop listing date, is almost here! But before that happens, you have one last opportunity to claim...

Exchange, coin fundamentals Positive

I migliori trader puntano a rendimenti del 1000% da ADA, XRP e questo nuovo arrivato virale.

I principali investitori prevedono guadagni massicci da Cardano, XRP di Ripple e una nuova criptovaluta in rapida ascesa.

General Positive

Bitcoin Mining’s Sustainable Energy Usage Rises to 52%, Cambridge Study Finds

A new study from Cambridge University shows that sustainable energy now powers 52.4% of Bitcoin mining, a significant increase from 37.6% reported in 2022.The post Bitcoin Mining’s Sustainable Energy Usage Rises to 52%, Cambridge Study Finds appeared first on Cryptonews.

Mining Positive

BitGo Brings Marinade Staking to US Institutions

BitGo has announced support for Marinade Native staking on Solana. This exchange is the largest independent digital asset custodian in the US. They have over $100 billion in assets under custody, It’s the first time a U.S.-qualified custodian offers compliant SOL staking without giving up custody. It’s an industry-first that combines institutional safeguards with the...

Exchange Positive

Loopscale Recovers $2.8M After DeFi Hack Amid Bounty Talks

The post Loopscale Recovers $2.8M After DeFi Hack Amid Bounty Talks appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.Key Notes Loopscale recouped $2.8M after a weekend hack targeting its vaults. The protocol introduced a bounty program, offering 10% of stolen funds to the hacker. Loopscale remains optimistic about recovering additional stolen assets. Loopscale is one of the latest decentralized finance platforms to fall victim to an exploitation, resulting in a $5.7 million loss. The attackers manipulated the RateX PT token pricing, enabling them to steal from its USDC and SOL vaults. The hack occurred over the weekend, and Loopscale has since disclosed that, after negotiating with the hacker, it has recovered about half of the stolen funds, with more expected to follow. By April 29, Loopscale had reclaimed approximately 10,000 WSOL in the morning and an additional 4,463 SOL in the afternoon, valued at around $1.48 million and $660K, respectively. This comes after the recovery of 5,000 WSOL worth about $740K the previous day. The platform remains optimistic about recovering more funds and has committed to keeping users updated on the progress. Our pursuit of an amicable resolution regarding Saturday’s incident continues to make progress. As an update to our users: • At 2:19AM ET this morning, ~10,000 WSOL (~$1.48M) was returned to a Loopscale wallet.• At 3:14PM ET this afternoon, another 4,463 (~$660K) WSOL was... https://t.co/sq4FtACBNi — Loopscale (@LoopscaleLabs) April 29, 2025 Loopscale’s Bounty Agreement After the attack occurred, Loopscale posted on X that it was ready to reach a bounty agreement with the hacker. As part of the bounty agreement, the protocol disclosed that it would allow the attacker to retain 10% of the stolen funds if 90% was refunded. If the hacker refused to agree, the stolen funds may be frozen, as the post further stated that the DeFi protocol was working with cyber security experts, exchanges and law enforcement agencies. After the post, the...

Security & privacy Positive

Coldware vs Ethereum: Utility Season Begins as ETH Breaks $1800 and Coldware Nears $3,000,000

As Ethereum (ETH) continues its bullish push above $1,800, signs are emerging that the Utility Season in the cryptocurrency market is well underway. Ethereum’s growth has recently been buoyed by improved market conditions, with its price breaking out of a descending pattern, signaling potential for further upside. Meanwhile, an emerging competitor in the Web3 mobile [...]The post Coldware vs Ethereum: Utility Season Begins as ETH Breaks $1800 and Coldware Nears $3,000,000 appeared first on CoinCentral.

Technical analysis, coin fundamentals Positive

Ethereum Foundation Reveals New Leadership Structure and 12-Month Roadmap

This marks a rare and valuable update into the internal mechanics of the organization behind one of crypto’s most influential [...]The post Ethereum Foundation Reveals New Leadership Structure and 12-Month Roadmap appeared first on Coindoo.

Technology, developer community Positive

Peter Dutton’s Welcome to Country claim comes from a common misconception about the ancient ceremony

Antagonism towards the tradition has been bubbling for months, but an argument the opposition leader recently made on the national stage is steeped in a fundamental misunderstanding.

Politics Negative

Mark Carney’s Liberal Party wins Canadian election upended by Donald Trump

The American president attacked Canada’s economy and threatened its sovereignty, suggesting it should become the 51st state.

Government Negative

Canadians vote in pivotal polls amid US tensions

TORONTO: In a political atmosphere thick with anxiety over Canada’s sovereignty and future direction, millions of Canadians head to the polls on Monday in a snap federal election that could reshape the nation’s domestic and foreign policies for years to come.Triggered by a leadership change at the top of the ruling Liberal Party, and intensified by a newly aggressive stance from the United States, this election has evolved far beyond traditional party lines into a referendum on Canada’s identity itself.Prime Minister Mark Carney, who assumed office just six weeks ago after the sudden resignation of Justin Trudeau, is seeking a strong mandate to lead during an exceptionally turbulent time. His main opponent, Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre, has turned the contest into a fierce battle over economic hardship, housing shortages, and Canada’s frayed relationship with its closest ally, the United States.Carney has worked to position himself as a calm, technocratic leader who can steer Canada through both internal and external storms. With a professional background that includes leadership roles at the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England, Carney has emphasised stability, national unity, and an assertive stance against what he has called “external threats to Canadian independence,” a thinly veiled reference to recent tensions with US President Donald Trump.Anxiety over sovereignty marks federal electionIn recent weeks, Trump’s administration imposed harsh new tariffs on key Canadian exports and reignited old grievances over trade deals and border policies. Most controversially, Trump suggested during a rally earlier this month that Canada “would be better off as America’s 51st state,” provoking outrage across the Canadian political spectrum. Carney and the Liberals seized on the remarks, framing the election as a critical moment to defend Canada’s sovereignty.Meanwhile, Poilievre has attacked the Liberals’ economic record, blaming them for the high cost of living, soaring interest rates, and a national housing crisis that has particularly affected younger voters. More recently, he has also promised a pragmatic approach to cross-border relations. However, his campaign has focused heavily on pocketbook issues, pledging to cut taxes, reduce government spending, and make home ownership more accessible.Voter turnout this time around is expected to be unusually high, with Elections Canada confirming that more than seven million people had already cast ballots during advance voting days, a record in modern Canadian elections. Analysts say the combination of economic anxiety, nationalistic sentiment, and leadership change has energised voters who might otherwise have stayed home.Still, polls suggest a tight race. The Liberals and Conservatives have been locked in a statistical tie throughout much of the campaign, with the outcome likely to hinge on key battlegrounds in Ontario, Quebec, and British Columbia. The New Democratic Party (NDP), led by Jagmeet Singh, and the Bloc Québécois, under Yves-François Blanchet, are also expected to play kingmaker roles if no party wins a clear majority.In the 343-seat House of Commons, a party must secure at least 172 seats to form a majority government. If no party achieves that, Canadians could face coalition talks or another minority parliament, deepening political uncertainty at a crucial time.Results are expected to start rolling in shortly after polls close across the country on late Monday evening. Whether Canadians choose continuity or change, their vote will send a strong signal, not just to Ottawa, but to Washington and the world.Published in Dawn, April 29th, 2025

Elections, government Negative

Gen Z, AI, and 2025 elections: New generation faces new campaign

MANILA, Philippines—As the 2025 midterm elections approach, the Filipino voter stands at a crossroads—empowered by access to information, yet vulnerable to AI-driven manipulation. As campaigns embrace technology to reach more voters, the profiles, priorities, and platforms of the electorate are shifting. And so is the way power is pursued. Who is the Filipino voter today? According to

Elections Positive

Cardinal Tagle tapped to assist Vatican administrator ahead of conclave

MANILA, Philippines — Luis Antonio G. Cardinal Tagle was tasked to assist the prelate appointed by the late Pope Francis to oversee Vatican City’s administrative functions during the papal vacancy. Cardinal Tagle, along two other cardinals, have been named to be part of the “Particular Congregation”—the rotating post tasked to assist the Camerlengo (chamberlain)—during the

Politics Neutral

Mark Carney’s Liberals win Canada’s crucial election and will form minority government

Decision over whether to extend Liberal Party’s decade in power or hand control to opposition Conservatives became dominated by US president Donald Trump

Elections, government Positive

Who is Mark Carney, banker-turned-PM, who is poised to win Canada's elections?

Canada election: Mark Carney replaced Justin Trudeau earlier this year, who had resigned after his popularity declined amid rise in food and housing prices.

Elections Neutral

Australian PM dismisses warning over AAA credit rating

High public spending puts the country's rating at risk if savings are not found, analysts have said.

Economy Negative

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberals win an election upended by Trump

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberal Party won Canada’s federal election on Monday, capping a stunning turnaround in fortunes fueled by Donald Trump’s annexation threats and trade war.

Elections Negative

Angelika Dela Cruz decries plunder case, says it’s ‘dirty politics’

Actress-turned-politician Angelika Dela Cruz dismissed the plunder charges filed against her, regarding them as another instance of “dirty political tactics.” Dela Cruz claimed that the case is part of a broader campaign to “discredit” her after political opponents failed to get their way. “Grabe talaga ang politics ‘pag hindi nila nakuha ang gusto nila sa

Politics, law and justice Negative