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America One News
13 Nov 2023
#illegals
Fox News: Tim Scott drops out of presidential race, NYC migrants rate newest facility and more top headlines
"NOT NOW" - Tim Scott makes major announcement in 2024 race.
"OUT OF OPTIONS" - First batch of migrants arrive in new NYC facility.
#politics
The Federalist: Trump's Court-Ordered Pretrial Defense Disclosure Is Unwarranted
The D.C. federal court granted a motion to require former President Trump to disclose if he will use an "advice of counsel" defense in the 2020 election case. Trump's attorneys offered a compromise, and the court ordered Trump to provide notice and factual disclosures about the defense on January 15. The defense must disclose relevant attorney-client communications. The ruling is not as significant as it may seem, but the prosecutor seeks tactical advantages before trial.
The D.C. federal court ruled that former President Trump must disclose whether he will raise an "advice of counsel" defense in the 2020 election case. Trump's legal team offered a compromise, but the court ordered disclosure by January 15. The defense will have to provide any relevant attorney-client communications. The ruling is not overly significant but shows differing treatment for Trump. The indictment accuses Trump of spreading lies, fraud, and conspiring to obstruct proceedings related to the election. Trump's belief that he won is his defense, but legal advice is not the main focus.
The Telegraph: Watch: Activist wrestles mic away from Greta Thunberg over pro-Palestine chants
Climate activist wrestles microphone from Greta Thunberg during a rally in Amsterdam. He says he came for a climate demonstration, not a political view. Thunberg remains calm and continues her speech.
Fox News: Stacey Abrams' voting group accused of 'poor financial record-keeping': report
The New Georgia Project, founded by Stacey Abrams, is facing controversy and allegations of financial mismanagement. A six-month investigation by Politico revealed internal probes into the organization's finances and claims of reimbursements owed by the former executive director. The group has also been accused of not properly tracking expenses and creating a toxic work environment.
GB News: WATCH: David Cameron and James Cleverly given key posts for Sunak's reshuffle
In a cabinet reshuffle, David Cameron becomes Foreign Secretary while James Cleverly assumes the position of Home Secretary, under the leadership of Rishi Sunak.
The Federalist: The Ohio Loss Shows Pro-Lifers Must Fight In The Trenches
Abortion advocates believe their recent victories in Ohio and other states show their growing political power. However, pro-life leaders need to learn from their mistakes and win the public argument before enacting stricter regulations on abortion. Most Americans want limits on abortion, but not a complete ban. Pro-lifers should focus on swaying public opinion, emphasizing the need to limit rather than eliminate abortion, and asking uncomfortable questions about when life begins. They must also learn from past political realities and fight strategically, following the example of Abraham Lincoln on the contentious issue of slavery.
#society
National Review: Ohio Abandoned Women and Babies Last Week
The Sisters of Life in New York celebrate the birthdays of women in need, providing love and support during difficult circumstances. In the midst of discussions about abortion and political debate, the Sisters of Life focus on loving and caring for women, offering emotional, practical, and spiritual support. They have recently received legal protection to continue their ministry, ensuring that women are seen, heard, and believed in. In a culture that often neglects the needs of women and their babies, the Sisters of Life and other unsung heroes remind us to create a society that embraces life and provides resources for those in need.
Le Monde: Macron hosts religious leaders to discuss fight against anti-Semitism
President Emmanuel Macron hosts religious leaders to discuss combating anti-Semitism in France, following a large rally expressing concern over the rise in acts against Jews. Macron emphasizes the importance of national unity and calls for people to rally around the country's values and universalism. Over 180,000 people, including religious leaders from various faiths, participate in marches across the country to show solidarity against anti-Semitism.
GB News: Just Stop Oil spark havoc on busy road in latest nuisance protest- more than 110 arrests
Over 100 eco-zealots protesting against oil have been arrested in north London, causing major traffic disruptions. The Just Stop Oil demonstrators marched on Hendon Way, resulting in congestion and inconvenience for commuters and residents. The Met Police have made 110 arrests, citing a breach of the Public Order Act 2023.
#war
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Nov. 13: Day 38 – Why Israel reduced the official October 7 death toll
In the midst of the war in Gaza, the IDF faces scrutiny over their operations at the Shifa Hospital compound. Hezbollah attacks from Lebanon have intensified, leaving 14 civilians and seven soldiers wounded. The death toll from the October 7 Hamas assault has been revised to 1,200. Amidst the chaos, midwives and doctors continue to bring new life into the world. Mental health professionals urge the government not to show a film of Hamas's atrocities to the public. Foreign medical professionals have volunteered in Israel to aid in the crisis.
#education
National Review: Confronting Cellphones in Schools
Teenagers once attended school without smartphones, relying on pay phones and administrative offices as means of communication. However, it is now assumed that children must be constantly connected to their phones during class, posing distractions and fueling social media addiction. A new bill introduced by Senators Tom Cotton and Tim Kaine proposes allocating $5 million to provide secure phone storage containers in schools. The Department of Education and Department of Health and Human Services would study the effects of removing phones from classrooms on academics, mental health, and behavior. This modest step could shed light on the impact of cellphone usage in schools, benefiting students' well-being and learning.
National Review: The Corner: Transformative Legislation for Higher Education
American higher education has neglected the study of the Western tradition, leading to a lack of understanding of our system of government and cultural traditions. This has resulted in a decline of free speech on campuses and a broader division in society. The General Education Act proposes a solution by mandating the study of essential knowledge, including the history and great works of America and the West. This legislation would establish course requirements, create an independent School of General Education, and give trustees the power to reduce existing faculty and programs. The goal is to transform public higher education and restore the principles of freedom and intellectual diversity.
#outdoors
ATV Outdoors: Which ATV Can Tow the Most? (Up to 1,650 lbs!) | ATV Outdoors
The 2023 Can-Am Outlander is the most powerful ATV for towing, with a towing capacity of 1,650 lbs. Its robust engine and sturdy build make it ideal for heavy-duty tasks.