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America One News
8 Oct 2024
#politics
Liberty Nation News: Biden Touts Infrastructure – What Does That Even Mean? - Liberty Nation News
President Biden is visiting Milwaukee to promote the administration's infrastructure initiatives, nearly three years after the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act was enacted. The focus is on replacing lead pipes and job creation, amidst criticism over progress and timelines.
Despite significant funding for projects like EV charging stations and broadband access, reports indicate slow implementation and regulatory challenges. Critics argue that the definition of infrastructure has expanded, complicating efforts to achieve the original goals.
GB News: Keir Starmer will be 'dancing to his advisor's tune now', warns former Labour MP
Former Labour MP Lloyd Russell-Moyle criticized Prime Minister Keir Starmer's appointment of Morgan McSweeney as a senior advisor following Sue Gray's departure. He suggested that McSweeney, who previously recruited Starmer, will now dictate the Prime Minister's actions, undermining trust.
Russell-Moyle expressed concern that this shift could lead to a lack of reliable advisors around Starmer, emphasizing the need for a trusted figure like Sue Gray in a top position to stabilize the situation.
Liberty Nation News: Hurricane Milton, a Lack of Leadership, and Election 2024 - Liberty Nation News
Hurricane Milton is intensifying to a Category 5 storm, threatening the Gulf Coast of Florida and raising concerns about the government's response to natural disasters. Critics are questioning FEMA's effectiveness and the Biden-Harris administration’s focus on aiding citizens versus undocumented immigrants.
As residents of hurricane-affected areas seek assistance, political leaders argue over the allocation of federal funds and the adequacy of disaster response. With the election approaching, the handling of these crises may influence voter sentiment.
GB News: Melania Trump reveals surprise pen pal as she opens up on letters to King Charles
Melania Trump reveals in her upcoming memoir that she has ongoing correspondence with King Charles, dating back to their first meeting in 2005. She discusses her support for abortion rights and her approach to political disagreements with her husband, Donald Trump.
The memoir is anticipated for release in the UK on October 24, highlighting her views on personal rights and political dynamics.
Fox News: Trump, Republicans venture to blue areas in Wisconsin to boost GOP turnout
Former President Trump and Wisconsin Republicans are intensifying campaign efforts in traditionally Democratic areas to secure crucial votes for the upcoming election. With Wisconsin being a key battleground, they aim to close margins that could determine the outcome, emphasizing outreach in every corner of the state.
Trump's recent rally in Dane County, a liberal stronghold, marks a strategic shift as Republicans seek to engage undecided voters. The party's presence includes over 100 staff members and multiple field offices, highlighting their commitment to winning in a polarized electoral landscape.
Le Monde: Osama bin Laden's son banned from returning to France, says minister
Omar bin Laden, son of Osama bin Laden, was ordered to leave France due to social media posts advocating terrorism. French authorities revoked his residency and imposed a two-year ban on his return, citing national security concerns.
Born in Saudi Arabia, Omar has lived in various countries and married a British woman. His immigration attempts to the UK were unsuccessful, reflecting ongoing tensions around immigration policies in France.
#society
GB News: Heinz issues apology after new advert sparks outrage among Black commuters
Heinz apologized for a tube station advertisement that faced backlash for allegedly erasing black fathers. The ad featured an interracial couple but omitted the bride's father, prompting social media criticism about representation and stereotypes in advertising.
The company acknowledged the potential for negative stereotypes and committed to learning from the incident. The ad was part of Heinz's "Family Portraits" campaign, which aims to showcase real-life stories related to their products.
#foreignaffairs
Liberty Nation News: The Pentagon Is Debating the Wrong Middle East Question - Liberty Nation News
The Pentagon is reassessing the effectiveness of U.S. military presence in the Middle East amid escalating tensions, particularly regarding support for Israel and the threat from Iran. Officials question whether their strategy is containing conflict or exacerbating it, as Israel operates independently.
Despite U.S. military support, Israel's Defense Forces (IDF) are likely to pursue their objectives without consulting the Pentagon, reflecting a disconnect in strategy. The focus should shift to how the U.S. can effectively assist Israel in countering threats from Hezbollah and Hamas.
#culture
The Telegraph: Beer can artwork thrown in the bin by gallery worker
A Dutch museum retrieved an art exhibit after a maintenance worker mistakenly discarded two hand-painted beer cans, thinking they were litter. The piece, titled "All The Good Times We Spent Together," was intended to highlight everyday objects in an artistic context.
The museum's director emphasized the importance of viewing common items in a new light, noting that such misunderstandings have occurred before in the art world. Both cans were found intact, and the museum expressed no resentment towards the technician.