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America One News
23 Oct 2023
#politics
Liberty Nation: Where’s the Money? A $200,000 Payment From James Biden to Joe
: Evidence released by the House Oversight Committee shows that James Biden, the brother of President Joe Biden, wrote a $200,000 check to the President in 2018. The check was noted as a loan repayment, but it raises questions about financial benefits received by Joe Biden from his family members' business deals. The House Oversight Committee plans to continue investigating.
Le Monde: Assemblée Nationale president accuses Mélenchon of putting 'target on my back' after Israel visit
French politician Yaël Braun-Pivet accused left-wing leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon of targeting her after her visit to Israel. Braun-Pivet, a member of President Macron's party, traveled to Israel to show solidarity after the Hamas attack. Mélenchon accused her of encouraging the massacre in Gaza and using provocative language. Braun-Pivet condemned his comments, stating that she has been the target of anti-Semitic insults and threats. Mélenchon denied making anti-Semitic remarks and criticized Braun-Pivet for her support of the Israeli government. The dispute has caused divisions within France's left-wing coalition.
The Federalist: SCOTUS Temporarily Green-Lights Biden Admin Conspiring With Big Tech Censors
The Supreme Court will examine whether the Biden administration's censorship scheme violates the Constitution. However, they lifted a lower court's restriction on federal agencies' participation in the scheme, allowing the administration to continue censoring Americans' speech. Associate Justice Samuel Alito dissented, warning that the decision enables government control over news dissemination.
The Blaze: Commentary: Liberal ignorance explained
Liberals are often misinformed due to their reliance on mainstream media, while conservatives are more likely to be familiar with alternative narratives. This lack of information makes it challenging to discuss political issues with liberals who dismiss facts they haven't heard from mainstream sources. Liberals, for example, may not be aware of the United States' role in the Ukraine War or the specific steps taken by Joe Biden to extend Ukraine's membership in NATO. Similarly, liberals tend to trust "the science" without critically examining the real science and facts on topics like COVID-19. This ignorance is perpetuated by the left-leaning ideological monoculture in higher education and the echo chamber created by consuming media that aligns with one's own views.
#society
National Review: After Their Abysmal Response to the Hamas Attack, Universities Face a Reckoning
On October 7, 2023, Palestinian terror group Hamas committed a horrific act of terrorism, killing 1,400 Israelis and taking hostages. University student groups blamed Israel for the attacks, showing a lack of dialogue, fairness, and tolerance. Some university leaders, such as Kenneth Jessel and Ben Sasse, condemned the attacks, while others remained silent or ambivalent. Free speech comes with responsibility, and students should not hide behind anonymity when expressing reprehensible views. The silence or ambivalence of university administrators has led to consequences, including donor withdrawals. Universities must focus on teaching and fostering respectful debate, especially on divisive topics like the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
#foreignaffairs
Liberty Nation: US Capability in the Middle East Expands
The United States is increasing its power projection capability in the Middle East to prepare for operations against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon and other potential threats. The USS Carney destroyed hostile drones and cruise missiles launched from Yemen towards Israel. Attacks by Hezbollah on Israel have been escalating, prompting the US to take additional steps to strengthen its military posture in the region. This includes deploying the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower Carrier Strike Group, a Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) battery, and additional Patriot battalions to improve anti-drone and anti-missile defense.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Bitcoin Leads Crypto Sector Higher Amid Optimism For Spot ETF Approval
Bitcoin led the crypto sector higher with optimism for the approval of a spot Bitcoin ETF. Ethereum and Dogecoin remained in symmetrical triangle patterns, indicating equal control between bulls and bears. Bitcoin attempted to break out of a triple inside bar pattern but met resistance at $30,000. Ethereum and Dogecoin rejected the 50-day SMA, signaling bearish trading cycles. Both cryptocurrencies need to regain support to break out of their triangles. Bitcoin has resistance at $30,050 and $31,418, while Ethereum has resistance at $1,615 and $1,717, and Dogecoin has resistance at $0.061 and $0.065.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Trail Cameras Are Majorly On Sale Right Now—Starting At Just $49
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Tactical Bassin: This Topwater Trick Hooks For Fish! (And More Fall Fishing Tips) — Tactical Bassin' - Bass Fishing Blog
Tim is teaching his boys the fine details of topwater fishing for Spotted Bass in the fall. Paying attention to detail is crucial during this time of year.
#other
National Review: Regulators Weaponize the ‘Poof/Bang’ Test
Regulators ban fireworks based on sound, using a "poof/bang" test. The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) abuses its authority and harasses businesses like Jake's Fireworks. The CPSC's decision is not considered final, but the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals is now hearing Jake's challenge.