NTD News Today Full Broadcast (April 17)

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100 members of the U.S. Senate were sworn in as jurors for the impeachment trial of Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas on April 17. The articles of impeachment were approved by the House of Representatives on Feb. 13, and officially read in the Senate chamber on Tuesday. Majority leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) said he’ll allow floor debate on the articles, but called for a dismissal of the charges.

President Joe Biden will propose a boost in tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from China, a move viewed by some as a strategic one designed to increase support among blue-collar voters for the 2024 election. The president will ask the United States Trade Representative to consider tripling the existing Section 301 tariff rate on Chinese steel and aluminum as part of a four-year review. He was expected to announce this request during his Wednesday visit to the United Steelworkers headquarters in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

A Boeing whistleblower has raised concerns about the company’s 787 Dreamliner aircraft, warning that the plane’s quality issues could make it “fall apart” in midair. Sam Salehpour, a quality engineer at Boeing who has worked with the company for fifteen years, is scheduled to testify Wednesday on the aircraft manufacturer’s quality issues during a Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations hearing.

Topics in this episode include:

  1. NY Trump Trial: Day 2 Ends, 7 Jurors Seated
  2. Trump Makes Campaign Stop at Bodega After Court
  3. Poll: One-Third Think Trump Acted Illegally in ‘Hush Money’ Case
  4. SCOTUS Could Knock Down Jan. 6 Charges
  5. Are the Questions to Trump’s Jury Pool Adequate?
  6. State Department: Israel Hasn’t Told US of Plans to Respond
  7. Gaza Protesters Demand Google End Contract With Israel
  8. Columbia University President Testifying at Anti-Semitism Hearing
  9. SCOTUS Weighs Jan. 6 Obstruction Charges
  10. Jan. 6 Whistleblowers Testify
  11. Challenging ‘False’ J6 Narratives
  12. House Panel Hears Testimony on J6 Report
  13. National Guardsmen Challenge J6 Report
  14. Watch: House Hearing With J6 Whistleblowers
  15. Protesters Interrupt J6 Whistleblowers
  16. Japan Hit by Magnitude 6.4 Earthquake
  17. Trump to Meet With Polish President Duda in NY
  18. Democrats Raise More Cash Than GOP in 1st Quarter
  19. Senators Sworn In for Mayorkas Impeachment Trial
  20. Senate Responding to Mayorkas Impeachment
  21. GOP Hopes Mayorkas Impeachment Highlights Border
  22. Suspect in Senate Aide’s Crash Is in US Illegally: Report
  23. Arizona Democrats Would Need GOP Help to Repeal Abortion Ban
  24. NC: Pandemic Rules Closing Bars ‘Illogical’: Court
  25. LA Mayor Asks Rich Residents to Fund Homeless Program
  26. Biden to Propose Tripling Chinese Steel, Aluminum Tariffs
  27. Solomon Islands Election Watched by China, US
  28. EU Leaders Discuss How to Compete With US and China
  29. EU Wants Answers About New App TikTok Lite
  30. US Firms in China Fear Intellectual Property Theft
  31. Senate Panel Examines Boeing Safety Amid Defect Allegations
  32. Boeing Whistleblower Testifies Before Congress
  33. Congress Calls on Boeing Whistleblowers
  34. Senate to Begin Mayorkas Impeachment Trial
  35. FAA Grounds All Alaska Airlines Flights
  36. Netanyahu Meets Foreign Ministers From UK, Germany
  37. Yellen: US to Hit Iran With New Sanctions in Days
  38. DeSantis Limits Challenges to Books in School Libraries
  39. Ohio Judge Blocks Law Banning Minor Transgender Surgeries
  40. Report: US Government Fraud Losses Above $233 Billion per Year
  41. Ford Recalls Over 450,000 Vehicles Over Drive Power Issues
  42. Google Cracking Down on YouTube Ad Blockers
  43. Many Americans With Student Loans Delaying Life Events
  44. Fewer Homes for Sale, Mortgage ‘Lock-In’ Effect
  45. Growing Fear of Squatters Moving In
  46. Prevention May Be Best Measure Against Squatting
  47. Hawaii: Landmark Removed Due to Tourists’ Bad Behavior
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