“Yesterday’s rout was an outright rejection of the economic protectionism some Republicans embraced.” - National Review
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“Yesterday’s rout was an outright rejection of the economic protectionism some Republicans embraced.” - National Review
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“Today, artificial intelligence is playing the role that bricks and mortar played in the ancient tale of Babel. And our president, like Humpty Dumpty, is changing names as an indication of who “is to be master.” - World
“Trump’s confidence ratings are down significantly in eight European nations since 2025, including drops of 15 percentage points in Greece and Italy.” - Pew
“As of Sunday, only a few musical acts were still scheduled to perform out of nine featured artists originally announced on Wednesday.” - BBC
“[In 2025]… about 54% were optimistic Trump’s policies would have a positive impact on the work they do—in the most recent poll, that number dropped to 39%.” - MinistryWatch
“The 22-foot bronze figure, covered in gold leaf, depicts Trump raising his fist in the gesture he made after surviving an assassination attempt in 2024. Titled “Don Colossus,” the statue was unveiled Wednesday at Trump National Doral, the president’s golf course in Miami, Florida” - CPost
“The public nature of Trump’s criticism may feel unprecedented. But there have long been tensions between the United States and the Vatican’s effort to seek peace, as scholars writing for The Conversation have shown in past articles.” - The Conversation
“President Donald Trump drew criticism from several conservative and Christian figures after posting, then deleting, an AI-generated image that appeared to depict him as Jesus healing the sick.” - Relevant
“Far from the progressive prediction of inevitable secularization, there is an uptick in politicians across the political spectrum invoking Christianity…. But that Christianity may not be going extinct does not mean that the species of public Christianity is faring well, either. Consider a few recent examples” - World
“Trump said millions of Christians worldwide would be reminded this Easter that because of what Jesus did on the cross, ‘all of us can live every day with hope in God’s promise, knowing that in the end, evil and wickedness will not prevail.’” - CPost