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America One News
14 Oct 2024
#politics
The Economist: What can stop the American economy now?
Toxic political dynamics threaten to undermine the American economy, raising concerns about its stability. The narrative highlights the need for bipartisan cooperation to address these challenges and prevent self-inflicted wounds.
Forbes: Harris And Trump’s Biggest Celebrity Endorsements: Bryan Cranston, Harrison Butker And More
Celebrities are increasingly endorsing candidates for the 2024 presidential race, with many backing Vice President Kamala Harris. Notable supporters include Bryan Cranston, Neil Young, Bruce Springsteen, and Jennifer Lawrence, all emphasizing themes like reproductive rights and inclusivity.
Conversely, some celebrities, such as Harrison Butker and Zachary Levi, have endorsed Donald Trump, citing his pro-life stance and leadership qualities. The endorsements reflect a polarized political landscape as various public figures leverage their influence ahead of the election.
#society
GB News: UK schools are 'not doing enough' to teach British pride and history, analyst claims
GB News presenter Bev Turner criticized the increasing shame some Britons feel about their country and history. A Policy Exchange study revealed that nearly 75% of respondents support teaching children to take pride in Britain.
The survey indicated that ethnic minorities largely oppose the notion that pride in Britain's history is wrong or racist.
GB News: Gregg Wallace vehemently denies 'inappropriate sexual comments' as he issues defiant statement
Gregg Wallace has denied allegations of making inappropriate sexual comments to a female BBC staff member, asserting that the claims are unfounded and were previously investigated with no evidence of misconduct. He emphasized his commitment to his wife and stated that his comments were misinterpreted as "banter."
The allegations date back to 2018 during the show Impossible Celebrities, where Wallace reportedly behaved inappropriately. Despite past claims of misconduct, he continues to present MasterChef, raising questions about the BBC's handling of workplace culture issues.
Fox News: 10 toys that will be hot this holiday season
September is an ideal time to begin planning holiday purchases, helping consumers stay within budget and take advantage of year-round deals. Early shopping also allows for thorough gift research and avoids last-minute stress, especially for popular children's toys.
Highlighted toys for the upcoming holiday season include the AI storytelling bear, Ms. Rachel doll, and various interactive pets. Retailers like Amazon and Walmart feature lists of anticipated top toys, encouraging early shopping to secure these popular items.
#economy
The Economist: American productivity still leads the world
American productivity remains a global leader, bolstered by innovation and a strong tech sector. A $1.4 billion research project aims to develop advanced semiconductors that integrate new materials and vertical stacking, potentially transforming the industry.
Innovation in semiconductor technology continues to accelerate, countering concerns about a slowdown.
The Economist: Is higher inequality the price America pays for faster growth?
The report examines the relationship between income inequality and economic growth in America, highlighting stark contrasts in earnings among different social classes. It presents examples of high earners, such as corporate lawyers, compared to low-income individuals, like single mothers in low-wage jobs.
This analysis raises questions about whether the benefits of faster economic growth come at the cost of increasing inequality.
#crime
Times Of Israel: Israeli mining magnate Beny Steinmetz held in Greece on Romanian arrest warrant
Beny Steinmetz, a French-Israeli diamond magnate, was detained in Athens under a Romanian arrest warrant for alleged involvement in a criminal organization. He faces a five-year prison sentence for real estate fraud and has appealed his conviction at the European Court of Human Rights.
Steinmetz previously faced legal issues in Guinea related to bribery and corruption. He plans further appeals against his convictions and will not serve prison time until the appeals process concludes.