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America One News
10 Oct 2024
#politics
Fox News: Political storm: Back-to-back hurricanes rock Harris-Trump presidential campaign
President Biden is overseeing federal disaster response efforts as Hurricane Milton approaches Florida, urging residents to heed local authorities. He emphasized the importance of saving lives and criticized political attacks from former President Trump regarding the government's hurricane response.
The upcoming election is influencing the political landscape, with Trump accusing Biden and Harris of incompetence in disaster management. Both parties are navigating the implications of their responses to recent hurricanes as they approach the November elections.
#society
Forbes: Hurricane Milton Live Updates: 3 Million Homes Without Power As Still Dangerous Storm Weakens To Category 1
Hurricane Milton has left over 3 million homes and businesses in Florida without power as it weakened to a Category 1 storm. The hurricane caused tornadoes, flash floods, and significant damage, including a crane collapse in St. Petersburg.
Evacuations were ordered in several counties, with officials warning of life-threatening conditions. Major airports and attractions closed, and the storm is expected to bring heavy rainfall and storm surges, exacerbating the impact of recent hurricanes.
GB News: Labour's winter fuel cuts are 'totally unjust', pensioner fumes
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces criticism for cutting the Winter Fuel Payment for millions of pensioners, with warnings of potential "excess deaths" this winter. She defends the decision as necessary amid upcoming budget challenges.
Fox News: Hurricane Helene: 11 from single North Carolina family dead as authorities keep finding bodies
A North Carolina family lost 11 members to a mudslide caused by Hurricane Helene, which struck on September 27. Recovery efforts are ongoing, with over 230 confirmed deaths and many still missing. Community support is mobilizing through fundraising initiatives.
Search and rescue operations continue in the region, with local officials and volunteers working to locate unaccounted individuals. The community has shown resilience, coming together to assist those affected by the disaster.
GB News: Hilary Cass slams BMA that 'has no evidence to reject' her trans review
Dr. Hilary Cass has defended her review of NHS services for transgender children against criticism from the British Medical Association (BMA), which questioned her methodologies and recommendations. Cass argues that the BMA's position is not representative of the broader medical community, citing support from many healthcare professionals.
The BMA plans to conduct its own evaluation of transgender care, emphasizing evidence-led approaches and prioritizing the needs of transgender youth. Meanwhile, access to gender care remains a significant issue, with long waiting lists reported for treatment.
Fox News: Former law enforcement officers, military vets step up to save stranded hurricane survivors without FEMA
Military and law enforcement veterans are providing aid to Hurricane Helene survivors in North Carolina amid criticism of the federal government's response. FEMA's funding issues have prompted these volunteers to deliver supplies directly to affected areas.
Critics, including former President Trump, have condemned the limited federal assistance, while Vice President Harris claims misinformation is being spread about available resources. Local groups are stepping in to fill the gaps left by federal agencies.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: EU agrees on new financial aid package for Ukraine
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is visiting the UK, France, and Italy to seek support amid ongoing conflict. The EU has agreed to increase financial aid to Ukraine, committing up to €35 billion by 2025, following earlier G7 promises of $50 billion in loans.
The U.S. aims to ensure that frozen Russian assets fund this aid, but Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban has obstructed EU negotiations, advocating for a wait-and-see approach regarding U.S. elections. This has delayed military aid and extended sanctions discussions.
#economy
Fox News: US spots where you can mine for diamonds and gemstones
Travelers in the U.S. can search for diamonds and gemstones at various locations, including Crater of Diamonds State Park in Arkansas, where a father-son duo found a 2-carat diamond. Other notable sites include opal mines in Nevada and quartz crystal mines in New York.
The mining industry in the U.S. was valued at approximately $83.2 billion in 2020, highlighting the economic significance of these recreational mining opportunities.
#culture
The Telegraph: The unlikely hero of Catalonia’s soaring human towers – a Brexiteer pensioner from Bromley
The Concurs de Castells tournament in Tarragona showcased the traditional Catalan human towers, known as "castells," with participants striving for the highest formations. This year, a pensioner from southeast London joined the competition, surprising many in attendance.
The event drew thousands to witness this centuries-old cultural practice, highlighting its significance in Catalonia.
#crime
Fox News: ‘Street takeovers’ terrorize towns across US as former detective warns of deadly consequences
Street takeovers, characterized by large crowds engaging in reckless driving and stunts, have surged in popularity, causing property damage and posing safety risks. Former detective Lolita Harper attributes this rise to social media's role in promoting such events, making them more dangerous.
California has enacted new laws to combat these disruptions, but Harper argues that insufficient penalties for nonviolent crimes contribute to their persistence. The chaotic nature of these gatherings complicates law enforcement's ability to manage and hold participants accountable.
Fox News: Arizona college student accused in random classmate stabbing has attempted murder charge dropped
Kaci Sloan, a 19-year-old Arizona State University student, pleaded not guilty to charges of aggravated assault and disorderly conduct after allegedly stabbing classmate Mara Daffron in a random attack on September 19. Two of her initial four charges were dismissed, and she is currently held on a $250,000 bail.
Witnesses reported that Sloan attacked Daffron without provocation, and a fellow student intervened to stop the assault. Authorities found a note in Sloan's backpack suggesting premeditation, and she admitted to intending to harm someone during the incident.