Day: April 8, 2025

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Pirates vs. Cardinals odds, prediction: MLB best bet for Paul Skenes-Sonny Gray duel

The 2024 NL Rookie of the Year Paul Skenes picked up where he left off last year.
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Charlamagne tha God knocks Trump over military parade planning while “economy is in the toilet” https://t.co/stRTcGPLcH

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Sen. Mitch McConnell votes against Trump’s defense pick, warns of ‘geostrategic self-harm’ https://t.co/W8qlZEgOmg

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Trump’s Tariffs and DOGE Will Set Off a Crime Wave

When schools, hospitals, shelters, libraries, and public safety agencies lose funding, it doesn’t just make life harder. It makes communities less safe.
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Driver went on drugs and booze binge after killing boy (9) with car in Donegal

Sergee Kelly struck little Ronan Wilson with such force that he propelled him 58 metres down the road from the point of impact.
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US Supreme Court blocks order requiring reinstatement of federal workers

The effect of the high court’s order will keep employees in six federal agencies on paid administrative leave for now.
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Denny Hamlin Flags Strange Audio Glitch on FOX NASCAR’s Broadcast

Denny Hamlin pointed out an unusual glitch with FOX NASCAR’s broadcast and turned to fans for confirmation.
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Donald Trump Considers Softening China Ship Fees

Trump’s administration has argued that fees would curb China’s commercial and military dominance on the high seas.
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Republican officials are questioning Trump’s tariff regime being the scenes, says Sen. Rand Paul. ‘They whisper in my ear: Free trade is good’

GOP donors and think tanks are starting to publicly denounce President Donald Trump’s policies, which led to a historic stock market rout.
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US federal agencies to ‘unleash’ coal energy after Biden ‘stifled’ it: ‘Mine, Baby, Mine’

The Departments of Energy and Interior are expected to take a slate of actions to strengthen the use of coal after Trump’s executive order reinvigorating the coal industry.