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America One News
12 Nov 2024
#politics
GB News: Family farmers will 'lose out' the most with Labour's inheritance tax raid, farmer claims
A British farmer has cautioned that Labour's new inheritance tax on the agricultural sector could threaten the survival of family farms. Chancellor Rachel Reeves has justified the 20% tax on businesses exceeding the £1 million threshold.
Liberty Nation News: Oprah, Kamala, and the Death of Celebrity Endorsements - Liberty Nation News
Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign relied heavily on celebrity endorsements, but the strategy failed to resonate with voters. Despite high-profile support from stars like Taylor Swift and Bruce Springsteen, the campaign raised over $1 billion but ended in significant debt, highlighting a disconnect with the electorate.
Following the election losses, many Democrats are reconsidering the effectiveness of celebrity endorsements, suggesting they may have even hurt the party's appeal. The campaign's reliance on Hollywood elites did not translate into votes, prompting calls for a shift in strategy moving forward.
Le Monde: Possible visit of Bezalel Smotrich to Paris causes controversy
Bezalel Smotrich, Israel's finance minister, is set to visit France for a gala organized by a far-right Jewish association, prompting controversy due to his past remarks on Gaza and Palestinians. Pro-Palestinian groups have sought to ban the event, but French authorities have declined to intervene.
Despite calls from some politicians to cancel the gala, the French Prime Minister emphasized that Smotrich's visit is in a private capacity, with no official government association. Prominent Jewish figures have also criticized the visit in light of Smotrich's controversial statements.
Liberty Nation News: Trump’s Presidential Shadow Looms Over Senate Leadership Contest - Liberty Nation News
Donald Trump's anticipated victory in the 2024 presidential election is expected to reshape the Republican Party, solidifying his America First agenda as its core platform. A key event will be the Senate Republican Conference's election of a new leader to replace Mitch McConnell, with John Thune, John Cornyn, and Rick Scott vying for the position.
As Trump prepares to fill crucial executive roles, he faces potential challenges from GOP senators who may oppose his nominations. The incoming Senate Majority Leader will play a vital role in expediting confirmations, and there are discussions about JD Vance's potential dual role as vice president and Senate leader, although this is constitutionally ambiguous.
#society
Forbes: Shell Wins Appeal Against Landmark Ruling That Ordered It To Slash 45% Of Its Emissions By 2030
A Dutch appeals court has overturned a 2021 ruling that required Shell to cut its carbon emissions by 45% by 2030. The court stated there is insufficient consensus in climate science on specific reduction targets for individual companies like Shell.
While acknowledging Shell's obligation to limit emissions, the court ruled that enforcing a reduction in Scope 3 emissions would be ineffective, as other companies would simply take over the fossil fuel trade. The ruling can be appealed to the Dutch Supreme Court.
The Telegraph: Celtic’s wall of silence over Remembrance Sunday shame rooted in fear of Green Brigade
Celtic's recent Remembrance Sunday tribute was marred by boos, offensive banners, and pro-IRA chants from the Green Brigade, raising concerns among Scottish football about the club's accountability. Kilmarnock manager Derek McInnes criticized the disrespect shown during the minute's silence.
The Green Brigade's provocative actions have escalated since their formation in 2006, including past displays against the royal family and political messages. This growing trend has left many in the sport uneasy about the club's handling of such incidents.
GB News: Paddy McGuinness has ANOTHER BBC show axed following Top Gear saga over 'insensitive' fears
The BBC has canceled a proposed comedy series about Paddy McGuinness's life and divorce, citing concerns it would be "distasteful and insensitive" to his ex-wife, Christine. The pilot episode, which had already been filmed, was intended to explore themes of break-up and co-parenting.
The decision comes amid ongoing sensitivity regarding their separation, which was finalized this summer. McGuinness has also adjusted his stand-up material to avoid divorce-related jokes, reflecting the impact of the situation on both his personal and professional life.
#sports
GB News: Jake Paul reveals text messages from 'scared' mum ahead of controversial Mike Tyson boxing fight
Jake Paul has expressed apprehension about facing Mike Tyson in their upcoming boxing match, revealing that his mother is too scared to watch Tyson train. Paul acknowledges Tyson's formidable punching power and the need to be prepared for the fight, which was delayed due to Tyson's health issues.
Tyson, at 58, claims his motivation for the fight is not financial but rather a desire to prove himself and seek personal glory. He emphasizes that he wants to challenge himself and perform in front of an audience, regardless of the financial implications.