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America One News
28 Oct 2023
#politics
Newsbusters: ABC Censors Dem Dean Phillips Rising to Challenge Biden in Primary
Democratic Congressman Dean Phillips entered the presidential race to challenge President Biden in the Democratic Party primary. ABC's Good Morning America, World News Tonight, and CBS Mornings mostly ignored Phillips' campaign, while NBC Nightly News dedicated just 18 seconds to it. In contrast, Fox News Channel's Special Report gave Phillips' campaign launch two minutes of coverage. Phillips' decision to run reflects Democratic fractures, particularly over support for Israel.
The Blaze: Rep. Dean Phillips mounts Democratic presidential primary bid
Rep. Dean Phillips, a Democrat from Minnesota, has launched a presidential primary challenge against President Joe Biden. Phillips is concerned that if Biden becomes the Democratic nominee, former President Donald Trump could win the 2024 general election. Phillips admires Biden but believes desperate times call for desperate measures to prevent Trump from returning to the White House.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: Israeli Military Says It Cannot Guarantee the Safety of Journalists in Gaza, Letter Reveals
Israeli military cannot guarantee safety of journalists reporting from Gaza; continue targeting Hamas regardless.
#economy
Breitbart: Survey: Los Angeles Ranked Second-Most Expensive U.S. City to Live in
California cities, including Los Angeles, dominate the list of the most expensive places to live in the United States. San Diego takes the top spot, followed by Honolulu, Miami, and Santa Barbara. California's high cost of living is leading to out-of-state migration, with predictions that the state may lose five congressional seats in the future.
#health
Breitbart: 'Three's Company' Actress Suzanne Somers’ Cause of Death Revealed
Actress Suzanne Somers died from breast cancer that had spread to her brain. She battled the aggressive form of cancer for over 23 years. Her family celebrated her birthday after her death, thanking everyone for their support.
#education
Breitbart: NJ School District Cites 'Equity' in Decision to Ban Halloween Festivities
A New Jersey school district has banned Halloween festivities during school hours, citing the need for diversity and inclusion. The decision is aimed at making sure no one feels excluded, especially religious students or those who cannot afford costumes. While the district's principals overwhelmingly support the decision, Governor Phil Murphy disagrees and sparked a heated debate on social media.
#crime
Fox News: Maine plainclothes police officers were first to respond to mass shooting
Plainclothes police officers, who were nearby training, were the first to respond to a shooting at a Maine bowling alley. Four plainclothes officers arrived within a minute-and-a-half, before on-duty officers, and addressed the threat.
Breitbart: Missouri Teacher, 24, Accused of Grooming Student, 16, Over Snapchat
A Missouri teacher is facing child sex abuse charges for trading explicit images and videos with a 16-year-old student in an attempt to engage in sexual activity. The student reported that things escalated quickly, and the teacher asked him to come to her home while her husband was away. The investigation was launched after a tip from a detective, and the teacher admitted to contacting the student but claimed to be unaware of his age. The teacher has been charged with various crimes, including possession of child pornography and attempted statutory rape.
#sports
Flag And Cross: Swimming Competition Permits Man, 50, to Compete Against 13-Year-Old Girls, Then Tries to Deny It
A 50-year-old transgender man named Nicholas Cepeda competed against 13- and 14-year-old girls in a swimming meet in Canada. The swimming competition initially denied Cepeda's participation but later admitted it when confronted with evidence. The incident sparked controversy over transgender athletes and their participation in sports.