President Trump is pursuing new import taxes to replace the tariffs the Supreme Court rejected. The AP’s Marissa Duhaney has the latest.
Day: April 29, 2026
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Federal agents were seen conducting multiple investigations at a home and businesses in Northwest Indiana on Wednesday. FULL STORY: https://abc7chicago.com/post/federal-agents-conducting-multiple-investigations-ginos-steakhouse-merrillville-schererville-indiana-house/18997056/
The King and Queen head to New York for the second part of their state visit to the US.
We look at King Charles’ address to congress, what he said… and didn’t say, and if any of it is likely to have a lasting impact on US-UK relations.
Adam is joined in the studio our diplomatic correspondent James Landale, and by Daniela Relph, senior royal correspondent who’s in New York with the King and Queen.
Plus, business editor Simon Jack tells Adam why some big players in the world of finance are worried that another financial crash might be on the horizon.
They point to similarities between now and the lead up to 2008, which they say paired with the ongoing geopolitical turbulence and the AI bubble, could be a recipe for disaster.
00:00 – Intro
00:54 – What was in the King’s speech?
03:11 – What’s happening at the 9/11 memorial?
06:03 – Did the Palace think the speech was a success?
11:31 – What were the goals in the speeches?
18:52 – What is this visit really meant to achieve?
22:05 – What’s next on the royal tour?
23:16 – End of hereditary peers
28:02 – Are we heading for another economic crisis?
28:26 – The echoes of 2008
31:06 – Private credit explained
39:16 – Could countries still act together in a crisis?
42:22 – Why aren’t markets reacting yet?
43:38 – What signals should we watch next?
44:55 – Outro
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The Sloviansk/Siversk sector in Donetsk Oblast, for years one of the most stable parts of the front line, activated over winter, and could now be one of Russia’s main angles of attack this year.
My report from the ground for @KyivIndependent:
Italy seeks compensation from Switzerland as plaintiff in Crans-Montana legal case https://t.co/7bo9AMY1OA https://t.co/7bo9AMY1OA
— Reuters (@Reuters) April 29, 2026
P.M. Edition for April 29. In an unusual move, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said today that he plans to stay on the Fed’s board after his term as chair ends next month. WSJ economics reporter Matt Grossman explains Powell’s reasoning, and what divisions within the central bank could mean for interest rates. Plus a Supreme Court decision today limits how states use voters’ race to draw voting districts. James Romoser, who covers the Supreme Court for the Journal, says that could lead to a loss of Democratic seats in some states. And the Pentagon gives its first precise estimate for how much the Iran war has cost the military so far: $25 billion. Alex Ossola hosts. Sign up for the WSJ’s free What’s News newsletter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Hungary’s Magyar says he had ‘successful’ talks on funds with EU’s von der Leyen https://t.co/pshmzGvSYe https://t.co/pshmzGvSYe
— Reuters (@Reuters) April 29, 2026
Putin proposes May 9 ceasefire in Ukraine during phone call with Trump: Kremlin aa.com.tr/en/eurasia/putin-p…
— Michael Novakhov (@mikenov) Apr 29, 2026
Great news! I look forward to following the development of these new AI-focused research programs to fill gaps and address important IC needs. https://t.co/PQ3dt8R4Om
— Aaron Lukas (@DepDNILukas) April 29, 2026
