President Trump's array of reciprocal tariffs was guaranteed to spark market turmoil as the era of global free trade took a major hit. Dire warnings flashed across legacy media over the last few days, but the markets are already recovering as President Trump continues to carry out the agenda he pledged during the election campaign. Contrast starkly with PM Starmer who continues to do anything and everything he did not pledge during the election campaign.
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Meanwhile, in stinky Brum the rubbish continues to pile high, particularly in Muslim areas where the difference before and during the bin strike has reportedly been negligible...
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We couldn't not feature this effort from US cartoonist Tom Stiglich, in honour of fencer Stephanie Turner who was disqualified from a tournament after refusing to fight a trans opponent. When it came to the bout, Turner took to her knee and told the referee she would not fight a male opponent.
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