Breaking Beats News

By: Breaking Beats News
  • Summary

  • Breaking Beats News transforms your daily headlines into catchy, rhythmic tracks that you'll actually want to hear! Every episode features original songs inspired by the day's top news stories, blending current events with vibrant melodies and captivating beats. Stay informed in the most entertaining way possible—because news sounds better with a soundtrack. Tune in daily and experience news like never before!

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Episodes
  • Breaking Beats - April 25 2025
    Apr 25 2025

    Track 1. Debt's Rising Tide. The IMF projects global public debt will reach nearly 100% of GDP by 2030, driven by tariffs, slower growth, and increased trade tensions.

    Track 2. Data Drifting Away. The Personal Information Protection Commission alleges that AI model DeepSeek transferred personal data to a Beijing-based cloud service without consent.

    Track 3. Diplomatic Dance. China supports Iran's nuclear discussions with the US and opposes unilateral sanctions, emphasizing Iran's right to peaceful nuclear energy.

    Track 4. Crossroads of Peace. The White House criticizes Ukrainian President Zelenskiy for hindering peace negotiations, expressing frustration over the slow progress in ending the war.

    Track 5. Echoes in the Valley. International leaders condemn a deadly militant attack in Kashmir that killed 26 tourists, expressing solidarity with India and denouncing terrorism.

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    17 mins
  • Breaking Beats - April 22nd 2025
    Apr 22 2025

    Track 1. A Shepherd's Journey. Pope Francis, the first Latin American pontiff, passed away at age 88, leaving a legacy of compassion and reform.

    Track 2. Market Tremors. President Trump's renewed criticism of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell led to significant declines in U.S. stock markets and the dollar, raising concerns about the Fed's independence.

    Track 3. Signal in the Storm. President Trump defended Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth amid reports that Hegseth shared sensitive military plans in a private Signal chat, raising concerns about national security and Pentagon leadership.

    Track 4. Bridges to Peace. Russian President Vladimir Putin has indicated a willingness to engage in direct negotiations with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, marking a potential shift in the ongoing conflict.

    Track 5. Trade Winds. China cautions nations against making trade agreements with the U.S. that could harm Chinese interests, emphasizing its significant role as a global trading partner.

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    18 mins
  • Breaking Beats - April 21st 2025
    Apr 21 2025

    Track 1. Easter's Echoes. Following the conclusion of a one-day Easter ceasefire, Russia resumed missile and drone attacks on Ukraine, according to Ukrainian officials.

    Track 2. Signal's Whisper. U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth reportedly shared details of a March attack in Yemen via a Signal chat that included his wife, brother, and personal lawyer.

    Track 3. Trade Winds. China criticized the U.S. for alleged tariff abuses and cautioned other nations against forming economic agreements that could harm China's interests.

    Track 4. Piastri's Ascent. Australian driver Oscar Piastri secures victory at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, placing him at the top of the Formula One world championship standings.

    Track 5. Easter Meeting. Pope Francis, known for his critiques of former President Trump, met with U.S. Vice President JD Vance at the Vatican on Easter morning.

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    17 mins

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