Kim Brunhuber

RT @OTI: OTI Policy Director @PremMTrivedi was on @CNN this weekend speaking with @kimbrunhuber about age verification online and other mea…

RT @TGiftiv: Always a pleasure to join @kimbrunhuber on @CNN to unpack the latest in US politics. Will Trump’s low approval ratings blunt…

Europe is working to lure researchers from the US which is inflicting "collateral damage" through "indiscriminate cutting" of scientific funding says @sudipsparikh with @aaas. "This isn't about conservative or liberal. This is about being able to do scientific research." https://t.co/OeOhCztPrK

"Turns out it's an enormous word." The Trump administration plans to redefine the term "harm" in the Endangered Species Act; "a "fringe theory" says this former director of the US Fish & Wildlife service. https://t.co/vNJltDl9Kg

RT @hahellyer: Good to speak with @kimbrunhuber on CNN earlier this morning on US-Iran talks continuing this weekend. If the talks fail, it…

Italian PM Meloni's 'Trump Whisperer' Role: Promise or Peril for the EU on tariffs? "It's a tricky situation for her" says @AmyKazmin but she's trying to be a bridge between the Trump administration and Europe in order to "push things along." https://t.co/T18uam7rYU

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Hooters is the latest chain to file for bankruptcy; why are casual dining restaurants struggling? "Customers in the middle are being squeezed" says @ErnestBaskin. In the pandemic many "learned to cook" and millennials "want to see an experience that they can tell others about" https://t.co/5t6lIxhOR2

Europeans are "preparing a stick and bringing that stick to negotiations" in response to the Trump tariffs says @TGehrke, as they try "to figure out what is the ultimate goal of the Trump administration." https://t.co/vh8oMD6yT4

"Let's not follow a pathway to mutually assured destruction" says International Chamber of Commerce @ICCSecGen of the response to the Trump tariffs. "This could get very, very bad." https://t.co/8cr58c3jqA

Some Republicans are starting to express doubts about Trump's tariffs but "it's really hard to see anyone stopping Trump's tariffs right now except Trump himself" says @TGiftiv. As #HandsOff protests grow, "momentum is starting to change" but will it help Dems? https://t.co/eeEwZueel2

"There are no credible analysts who would think that food prices aren't bound to go up" says Daniel Sumner at @ucdavis. As for farmers themselves, "some won't make it through it." https://t.co/Tmz7LLNxPZ

"2.5 months after Donald Trump took office we are further apart from any potential negotiations on the peace deal than we were on the 20th of January" says @v_milov. And on Putin's envoy saying Russia doesn't need the US to lift sanctions: "They are lying, obviously" https://t.co/WZArA64g86

UT becomes 1st state to ban fluoride in drinking water amid concerns it might do more harm than good, but "most of the studies that they looked at had no relevance at all to the levels of fluoride we use in community water fluoridation in the US" says Scott Tomar of @thisisUIC https://t.co/MNytmraxJq

Why are Republicans worried about two races they're almost guaranteed to win? @MitchEPerry breaks down what to watch for in two Florida races in which Dems seem to be outperforming expectations https://t.co/WMfUaCGhPD

Trump says he doesn't care if car prices rise because it'll force consumers to buy American. @RyanPatelGlobal says it's not that simple because US-made car prices will rise too, and then Americans will "just hold off on the purchase altogether" https://t.co/h6b8vSqxLt

"It's records on records" says [email protected] about the $pend on a Wisconsin judicial race. With Elon Musk stirring controversy by giving away millions, Wisconsin voters are "getting a little bit tired of" all the out-of-state attention. https://t.co/0XbhzD4hrW