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America One News
26 Oct 2023
#politics
Fox News: House GOP lost its best fundraiser after ousting McCarthy as speaker. Can Johnson pick up the slack?
Rep. Kevin McCarthy, known for his fundraising abilities, was ousted as speaker. Rep. Mike Johnson, his replacement, may struggle to bring in the necessary funds for the GOP's control of the House. Concerns about Johnson's ability to fundraise arise due to his lack of senior leadership and committee experience. However, he has shown the ability to unite a divided caucus, which may work in his favor.
#war
The Telegraph: A colossal Israel-Iran war is much closer than anyone imagines
Israel is facing threats from Hezbollah in Lebanon and Syria, in addition to the ongoing conflict with Hamas in Gaza. Hezbollah, supported by Iran, poses a significant challenge to Israel both internally and externally. While Israel prepares for its operation in Gaza, it must also be prepared for a potential fight with Hezbollah. The situation is complicated and the risk of a wider conflict in the region is high.
Euromaidan Press: Meet the bands touring to raise funds for Ukraine’s army (and save the dates)
Russian aggression in Ukraine has had a profound impact on Ukrainian musicians. Some have joined the military, others have endured occupation, and many are raising funds for the troops through their music. Celebrated bands like ANTYTILA, Boombox, Okean Elzy, Go_A, Kalush Orchestra, and Druga Rika are on tour, using their platform to support the Ukrainian military and spread awareness of the ongoing war. Music is playing a crucial role in uniting and empowering the Ukrainian people.
Daily Wire: WATCH: Israeli Tanks Follow Bulldozer Into Gaza, Pound Terrorist Targets
The IDF conducted a major military operation in Gaza, targeting terrorist cells and infrastructure. The operation was a response to the recent terror attacks by Hamas, resulting in many casualties and hostages. Hamas used underground tunnels and hardwired landlines to plan and execute the attacks.
National Review: The Corner: ‘October 7’
Dan Senor discusses Hamas's atrocities in Israel, including the reasons behind it, the reaction to it, and the potential ramifications.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Slovakia announces halt of military aid to Ukraine
New Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico announces an end to military aid to Ukraine and expresses opposition to sanctions against Russia. The coalition government includes Fico's left-wing Smer-SD party, the far-right and pro-Russia SNS party, and the breakaway party Hlas-SD.
Euromaidan Press: Lithuania: EU supplied Ukraine with only 300,000 shells, while DPRK already sent 350,000 to Russia
The EU promised Ukraine 1 million artillery rounds, but only 300,000 have been delivered so far. Meanwhile, North Korea has delivered 350,000 rounds to Russia.
Le Monde: Armenia PM hopes for peace deal with Azerbaijan 'in the coming months'
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan hopes to sign a peace agreement with Azerbaijan in the coming months, following Baku's recapture of Nagorno-Karabakh. The peace treaty will be based on the Soviet-era borders of the two countries. Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev has also expressed the possibility of signing a peace treaty by the end of the year.
#military
The Telegraph: China is building a vast, sky-blackening air armada
The Chinese navy's growth is slowing down, but the air force is rapidly expanding, creating a challenge for the US military in deterring a potential invasion of Taiwan. The US Navy has a plan to match the Chinese fleet's growth, but the Air Force does not. The US needs to prioritize its bomber fleet and long-range cruise missiles to counter Chinese air attacks.
#health
Fox News: Canadian government reports euthanasia accounted for 4% of all deaths in 2022
The number of medically-assisted deaths in Canada has been increasing, accounting for over 4% of all deaths in the country in 2022. The report revealed that there were 13,241 deaths from medical assistance in dying (MAID), a 31.2% growth rate from the previous year. The average age of those who underwent MAID was 77, with cancer being the primary underlying medical condition.
