Trump welcomed the Hamas statement, saying: “I believe they are ready for a lasting peace.”
Day: October 4, 2025
By the time Tuesday night arrives, the answers to the final questions surrounding the Rangers roster — one that’ll keep changing throughout the weeks and months that follow — will have settled into place. The status of J.T. Miller (lower-body injury), who returned to practice Friday in a red noncontact jersey. The status of Artemi…
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Job Creation for Latino Workers Plummets Amid Trump Administration
Job creation in U.S. industries with significant Latino workforces declined by 35% in the first eight months of 2025, coinciding with the onset of Donald Trump’s far-right administration, according to a report released on October 4 by Americans for Tax Fairness (ATF), reports 24brussels.
The report indicates that out of 842,200 new positions in these sectors during the first eight months of 2024, only 546,200 were created in 2025, resulting in a loss of 296,000 jobs from January to August across multiple industries, including construction, transportation, hospitality, manufacturing, and health care.
ATF highlighted that in July, it estimated an average annual loss of $1,500 per worker in these sectors due to tariffs and tax and service cuts implemented by the federal government. Each of the seven industries analyzed employed over 1 million Latino workers, with Latinos making up at least 20% of the total workforce in those fields.
Furthermore, the report noted a significant drop in Trump’s approval rating among Latino voters, which fell to 37% in September, while disapproval surged to 60%. This decline reflects a survey conducted last month by Global Strategy Group and Somos Votantes.
ATF executive director David Kass stated that Republican tax policies are adversely impacting the U.S. economy as a whole, particularly affecting Latino communities. He emphasized that the sharp decline in support for the Trump administration parallels the downturn in job sectors with a heavy Latino presence.
Admirer of Margaret Thatcher beat her more moderate rival Shinjiro Koizumi to become leader of the Liberal Democratic party
Japan is about to get its first female prime minister, after Sanae Takaichi was elected as leader of the governing Liberal Democratic party [LDP] – a victory that should see her installed as the country’s new leader in the middle of the month.
Takaichi, a right-winger who has voiced admiration for Margaret Thatcher in her quest to build a “strong and prosperous” Japan on the international stage, beat her moderate rival, Shinjiro Koizumi, in a runoff election at the LDP headquarters in Tokyo on Saturday.
Two Maryland firemen were hit with charges for a hose-stunt that flooded a baseball field being used by a collegiate team amid a long-running feud, according to a report.
Office of public prosecutions says decision has ‘not yet been finalised’, four months after judge referred comments including Kyle Sandilands saying ‘lock that bitch up’
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The Victorian office of public prosecutions has yet to rule out contempt charges in relation to comments made on the Kyle and Jackie O Show about the triple murder trial of Erin Patterson, four months after the co-hosts were criticised by a supreme court judge.
Justice Christopher Beale referred the comments to the office for contempt proceedings in June, after Kyle Sandilands made comments including, “just lock that bitch up” and called the case “not strong for her”.
The Rangers still hope that both first-line center J.T. Miller and top scorer Artemi Panarin will be in the lineup opening night despite recent absences.
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Weather warnings are in place across the UK and Ireland on Saturday
Traffic Scotland reported a lengthy list of road closures due to the bad weather with the Forth Road Bridge closed in both directions, while the Skye Bridge, Queensferry Crossing and Clackmannanshire Bridge were closed to high-sided vehicles.
The Tay Road Bridge reopened early on Saturday with a 30mph speed restriction and remained closed to high-sided vehicles.