the source. tonight s sounding the alarm, both jack smith and alvin bragg pleading with judges to limit what donald trump can say citing concerns over threats that are putting lives in danger. the supreme court upholding a gun control law for the first time since the justices expanded gun rights two years ago, there was it s also a notable absence as we await blockbuster rulings and what donald trump said about immigration, a head snapping veins that has not the left, but some on the far right, unhappy tonight, i m pamela brown and for kaitlan collins and this is the source tonight, not one but two processes the kudos sounding alarms about the danger abdominal trump s words, warnings at the local and state levels that if trump is free to say what he wants, people s lives will be at risk. it s a claim that s actually been well-documented up and down. the judicial system in the words of a dcf appeals court, a quote, predictable torrent of threats of retribution and violence
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Business by Melissa Iaria 7th Jan 2021 6:17 PM There were no coal shipments bound for China from two major Australian ports in December, as trade tensions between the two countries continue. The development has surprised market watchers because coal shipments traditionally rebound in December, ahead of the new calendar year when China sets its quotas for Australian coal. The trend was reflected in new figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics on Thursday showing Australian coal exports to China plunged from more than $823.3 million in November 2019 to $121.7 million in November 2020. The data tracks the fall of local coal exports to China over the last six months to November, from a high in of June of $1.35 billion.