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05.04.2025

05.04.2025 โ€” Tariff Saturday As Protests Sweep Nation

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This page is an archive of main headlines from the US for 05.04.2025.

It displays 150 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

05.04.2025 โ‡ข Tariff Saturday As Protests Sweep Nation
โŒจTrump's universal 10% tariffs took effect, completing his "Liberation Day" trade agenda as consumers rushed to purchase big-ticket items before price increases. Trump urged Americans to "hang tough" during what he called an "economic revolution," while Dave Portnoy publicly complained about $7M in stock losses.

The Senate passed Trump's budget blueprint after a late-night session, advancing his agenda despite economic turmoil. Elon Musk broke with Trump on tariffs, advocating for "zero tariffs" and a "free trade zone" with Europe.

Thousands joined coordinated "Hands Off!" protests against Trump and Musk across the country and globally. The demonstrations grew throughout the day, with major gatherings in Boston, Washington DC, and other cities.

In separate developments, the administration continued its anti-DEI policies, with the Supreme Court allowing Trump to terminate teacher training grants, and the White House doctor faced questions about Biden's mental decline.
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Klaus Schwab's days as chairman of the World Economic Forum (WEF), the technocratic globalist group he established in 1971, which holds an annual gathering of politicians and other world "elites" in Davos, Switzerland, are coming to an end.
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02:37โ‡ขMarkets Suffer Biggest Fall Since COVID as China Retaliates

โŒจThe newspapers extensively report on the deepening economic crisis from Trump's tariffs and China's retaliation. Markets continue their severe decline, with the Dow experiencing its largest fall since early COVID days (NYTimes, USA Today, Fox News, Boston Globe, The Blaze). Trump appears defiant amid the selloff, with Newsweek noting he shared a video claiming he's crashing the market purposefully. Beyond markets, deadly storms are devastating parts of the South and Midwest (NPR), judges are criticizing the administration for "bad faith" litigation tactics (NBC), and the Supreme Court is allowing Trump to freeze millions in education funding meant to address teacher shortages (Common Dreams).
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Weโ€™ve hit an โ€˜anti-jackpotโ€™ unprecedented in our history and, I would guess, in the history of most other countries too. (Why do I guess that? Because most countries that hit this kind of skid tend not to survive.)
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12:28โ‡ขUniversal Tariffs Take Effect

โŒจThe newspapers extensively report on Trump's universal 10% tariffs that have now taken effect (ABC, CNN, Epoch Times, LA Times, NYTimes, Washington Post, AP, HuffPost). Media outlets analyze the economic implications, with critics noting that the "reciprocal" tariffs aren't mathematically equivalent to foreign tariffs (CNN). Technology companies like Apple face significant challenges with supply chains across Asia (LA Times). Republicans face ideological contradictions as a party traditionally opposed to tax increases (NYTimes, AP). Congress is reportedly reconsidering its ability to limit presidential tariff powers (Slate), while some conservative outlets frame the tariffs positively, suggesting they could restore American manufacturing (The Blaze).
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Despite powerful enemies at home and in the United States, Mexicoโ€™s left-populist former president Andrรฉs Manuel Lรณpez Obrador managed to not only win power but deliver on his promises to workers and the poor.
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Using the enlistment crisis as justification, Project 2025 proposed measures for high schools that blur the lines between career guidance and military recruitment. The Trump administration seems likely to further embed the military in public education.
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15:18โ‡ขNationwide Protests Mobilize Against Trump

โŒจThe newspapers extensively report on nationwide protests against the Trump administration today. Thousands of Americans are mobilizing in a coordinated "Hands Off!" campaign against Trump policies (Common Dreams, USA Today), with protesters gathered in Boston specifically opposing funding cuts (Boston Globe). Meanwhile, the Senate passed Trump's budget blueprint after a late-night voting session (Epoch Times, NPR), advancing his agenda on defense, energy, immigration and taxes. The ongoing tariff situation continues to develop, with Trump claiming "every country" has called him since the announcement (Breitbart), while some outlets analyze potential Congressional responses to the economic situation (Slate, The Atlantic).
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Jair Bolsonaro is now awaiting trial on charges of plotting a coup, depriving Brazilโ€™s far-right bloc of its figurehead. Yet with a presidential election due next year, the Brazilian left hasnโ€™t found a candidate who can match Lulaโ€™s popular appeal.
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17:52โ‡ขConsumers Rush For Purchases Before Tariffs Hit

โŒจThe newspapers extensively report on the immediate economic impact of Trump's universal tariffs taking effect. Consumers are rushing to stores to purchase big-ticket items before prices increase (ABC, AP), while Trump tells Americans to "hang tough" during what he calls an "economic revolution" (CBS, Fox, Daily Beast). Simultaneously, large-scale protests against Trump and Musk are occurring both domestically and globally, with thousands marching in Boston and other cities (Boston Globe, Common Dreams, USA Today). California Governor Newsom is seeking exemptions for his state's exports from retaliatory tariffs (OANN), highlighting the complex political responses to the economic situation.
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20:34โ‡ขTrump Urges "Hang Tough" On Tariffs As Protests Grow

โŒจThe newspapers report extensively on Trump's tariff policies, with the president urging Americans to "hang tough" amid economic turbulence (OANN, CBS, The Epoch Times). Widespread protests against Trump and Musk are occurring across the country, with thousands demonstrating in New England and nationwide (Boston Globe, USA Today, Mother Jones). Elon Musk has broken with Trump on tariffs, advocating instead for "zero tariffs" and a "free trade zone" with Europe (NBC). Meanwhile, the administration faces criticism for canceling international student visas at prominent universities (LA Times) and weakening cybersecurity defenses (NYTimes).
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23:49โ‡ขMass "Hands Off" Protests Sweep Nation

โŒจThe newspapers extensively report on nationwide "Hands Off" protests against the Trump administration and Elon Musk, with tens of thousands gathering across the country (ABC, Boston Globe, Common Dreams, LA Times, Washington Post, AP, Mother Jones). The protests coincide with Trump's universal tariffs taking effect, as the president urged Americans to "hang tough" while enjoying a "big moneymaking weekend" at a Saudi-funded golf tournament amid market turmoil (USA Today, Daily Beast, Newsweek). In foreign policy news, Trump celebrated a US military strike against Houthi rebels in Yemen (Breitbart), while Secretary Rubio canceled visas for a country refusing to accept deportees (Fox News).
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