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America One News
27 Oct 2023
#politics
Fox News: Key veto by NJ Gov. Murphy delays looming toll increase
Gov. Phil Murphy has vetoed the New Jersey Turnpike Authority's budget, delaying a planned toll increase. He wants more information on why the hike is needed. The agency respects Murphy's decision and will gather the information he needs.
Human Events: ERICA KNIGHT: We need Trump because only Trump can hijack the establishment’s narrative
Social media has become a powerful tool against traditional media. Donald Trump led the way in challenging fake news and controlling the narrative. Now, we can change the news and amplify our voices. We need strong leadership like Trump to protect democracy and regain the world's respect.
PJ Media: Free Tickets to Paradise: NYC Flying Illegal Immigrants Anywhere They Want That Isn't NYC
Mayor Eric Adams offers illegal immigrants a one-way plane ticket out of New York City. The city is spending over $380 per day on each immigrant. Adams is trying to triage operations and relocate as many people as possible, but it's causing chaos and discontent among residents and hotel employees. Some New Yorkers are protesting against the intentional destruction of their city by lefty politicians.
Fox News: Pro-Hamas protests force Jewish students to hide. How can America let this happen again?
Americans have been sheltered from evil for almost 50 years. The shock of 9/11 was unprecedented. Israelis, however, have faced terrorism for decades. Today, there are rationalizations and support for evil acts, like the murder of Jewish children. The New York Times even rehired a journalist who praised Hitler. Moral relativism is only afforded to those who are safe from evil. It's time to reject moral equivocation, shame those who support evil, and protect our institutions. Hamas and their actions must be called what they are: the true face of evil.
The Right Scoop: “I’m dying to put you in the f****** hospital!” – New Yorkers PISSED after pro-Palestinian schmuck rips down photos of Israeli hostages [VIDEO]
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A pro-Palestinian man was confronted by angry New Yorkers after tearing down photos of Israeli hostages in Gaza. There was a threat of violence, but the situation was resolved.
#society
PJ Media: Ugh, Sean Hannity
Sean Hannity's arrogance and ridiculous statements are outrageous, even by celebrity standards. He endorsed a personal protection plan involving mixed martial arts and the Second Amendment during an interview with Nikki Haley. This influences his large audience to believe it is a viable option, when in reality, there are proven methods for surviving a violent event. Avoid-Deny-Defend is a research-based plan developed by experts to increase survival odds. Sean Hannity's plan is misguided and his fans deserve better.
The Telegraph: Britain must revive Hungary’s golden era of free speech
In the late 1990s, the narrator goes on a romantic journey to Hungary, where they stay for 15 years. They work at the Central European University, which was established by George Soros and aimed to mirror Western values. Hungary sought EU membership and a thriving economy, and the university provided an open and diverse intellectual environment.
The Telegraph: Aristocrat told newborn baby’s 25-word name is unlawful
Spanish aristocrat, Duke Fernando Fitz-James Stuart, is told that he must shorten the 25-word name he wants for his newborn daughter. The name includes religious references and a tribute to a late relative. The duke and his wife have yet to respond to the objections.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: There’s not enough to stop Xi Jinping from putting an end to Taiwan’s ambiguous freedom
People question whether Taiwan is the next Ukraine due to the implications of Hamas's mass murders. During a visit to Taiwan, it became clear that the country is an ambiguity. It possesses attributes of a free and independent nation, yet is treated as a province of China. The Taiwanese people, like Ukrainians, are driven by innovation and a sense of Taiwanese identity, but they lack the same protections and recognition as Ukraine. China's President, Xi Jinping, has ambitions to reunify Taiwan forcefully, and if successful, it would have significant consequences for the United States and the balance of power in the Pacific. The situation is precarious, and the potential invasion looms as China continues to escalate tensions through cyberattacks, disinformation campaigns, and military maneuvers. Taiwan is preparing for an invasion, but there are uncertainties and political factors that make the timing of such an attack unpredictable. The Taiwanese people are torn between the need to deter China and the fear of provoking the inevitable. The world must pay attention and not repeat the mistake of underestimating an aggressor's intentions, as happened in Ukraine.
Le Monde: Russia tracks down migrants to fill its army's ranks
In Moscow, following the War in Ukraine, authorities are conducting mass arrests of migrants. On October 20, police raided a mosque and detained around 250 people, 16 of whom were later enlisted into the army. These round-ups have been happening all over Russia since the summer.
#economy
The Blaze: If the economy is growing, why do I feel so left behind?
Thursday's GDP estimate for the third quarter of 2023 exceeded expectations, showing a significant increase of 4.9%. However, many Americans are still struggling with increasing prices and stagnant wages, as the reported GDP is not adjusted for the inflation individuals are experiencing. The economy's foundation is weak, and the effects of years of central bank manipulation and fiscal irresponsibility will take time to fully manifest. It is essential to reduce spending, maintain an emergency fund, and find ways to save during expensive times like the holidays.
#military
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine retrieves 50 bodies of fallen soldiers
Ukraine retrieves 50 bodies of fallen soldiers. The bodies will undergo investigative procedures and forensic examinations.
#health
Fox News: Halloween costumes for tiny babies are a passion project for New York NICU nurse : 'Creating happiness'
NICU nurse Lilly Fox handcrafts over 50 Halloween costumes for tiny patients each year. This year's theme is food, and Fox hopes to make even more costumes than last year. The costumes provide a sense of normalcy for families in the NICU and allow them to celebrate Halloween like any other family.
#crime
Fox News: German authorities charge 3 teens with homeless man's fatal beating, filming attack
Three teenagers arrested in Germany for the murder of a homeless man, captured on video.
Fox News: Minnesota gun owner charged after girlfriend's son, 4, fatally shoots younger brother
A Minnesota man is facing charges of manslaughter and child endangerment after his 4-year-old brother accidentally shot and killed his 2-year-old brother with the man's handgun. The incident occurred while the man was in a moving truck with the two boys and their mother. The boy who fired the gun said he found it in the front seat when they were left alone.
#sports
National Review: The Corner: MLB’s Expanded Playoffs Make for a More Competitive Regular Season
The expansion of the Major League Baseball playoffs from ten to twelve teams is good for the game. It brings more randomness and excitement, allowing underdog teams and unexpected heroes to emerge. It also encourages teams to compete throughout the regular season instead of giving up, making the games more intense and competitive.
Flag And Cross: Radio Host Viciously Mocked After His World Series Wager Came Back to Haunt Him
Flamboyant baseball talk-show host Christopher "Mad Dog" Russo promised to retire if the Arizona Diamondbacks rallied to win the NLCS. They did, but Russo did not keep his promise, causing controversy. Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo took Russo's promise as motivation, but Russo showed up for work the next day and even appeared on Howard Stern's radio show to renegotiate his promise. The incident brings to mind the moral law and the expectation of keeping promises.
Field & Stream: Idaho Angler's Giant Coho Salmon Sets New State Record
An Idaho man caught a new state record coho salmon weighing over 11 pounds in the Clearwater River near Lewiston. The catch came during a solid coho run in Idaho, but controversy surrounds the dams the fish must navigate.
#outdoors
Dirt Wheels Magazine: COMPLETE 2024 HONDA PIONEER 1000 LINEUP NOW AVAILABLE IN NEW TRUETIMBER CAMO
Honda is bringing back its multipurpose side-by-sides for the 2024 model year. The Pioneer lineup includes the Pioneer 1000, 1000-5, and 1000-6 Deluxe Crew, known for their durability and performance.
