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Today’s mid-day edition highlights a tone-deaf moment from Justin Trudeau and a major bankruptcy that raises questions about the future of EV technology.

Justin Trudeau Dances at Taylor Swift Concert While Rioters Trash Canadian Cities

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is facing backlash after videos surfaced of him enthusiastically dancing at a Taylor Swift concert, seemingly oblivious to widespread riots erupting in major cities across Canada. The riots, sparked by economic frustration and social unrest, have caused significant damage to businesses and public infrastructure.

Critics accuse Trudeau of being out of touch with the struggles of ordinary Canadians. The incident has further polarized public opinion, with many questioning his leadership priorities during a time of national crisis. (Read more)

Top EV Battery Maker in Europe Declares Bankruptcy After Disastrous Year

One of Europe’s leading electric vehicle battery manufacturers has filed for bankruptcy following a year of significant financial losses. The company, once a cornerstone of the EU’s green energy ambitions, struggled to maintain profitability amid soaring production costs and shrinking demand.

This development has raised questions about the sustainability of the EV market, particularly as governments push aggressive timelines for phasing out traditional vehicles. Critics argue that policymakers need to reassess their strategies to ensure the industry’s viability without overburdening taxpayers. (Read more)

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Did you know that Theodore Roosevelt was the first U.S. president to leave the country while in office? He traveled to Panama in 1906.

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