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America One News
13 Nov 2023
#politics
Daily Wire: Weekend Media Wrap, Vol. 17: What You Missed If You Weren’t Glued To The Sunday Shows
Every Sunday morning, the news shows are filled with politicians and pundits discussing policies and promoting themselves. On ABC's "This Week," Governor Wes Moore urged Senator Joe Manchin not to run for president as a third-party candidate. Former DNC Chair Donna Brazile praised President Biden's performance. On CBS' "Face the Nation," Senator Mark Warner said that the divide among Democrats over the Israel-Hamas conflict could hurt Biden's standing. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan, on CNN's "State of the Union," called for Israel to limit civilian casualties and discussed the ongoing hostage situation. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, on NBC's "Meet the Press," criticized anti-Semitic protests on college campuses. Former Governor Nikki Haley, on Fox News Sunday, discussed her rising poll numbers and emphasized support for Israel. On MSNBC's "Inside with Jen Psaki," Reverend and Senator Raphael Warnock called the evangelical support for Trump a contradiction.
The Telegraph: French border force spending UK cash on vacuum cleaners, microwaves and phone chargers
British money meant for border security in France to stop illegal migrant crossings was instead spent on appliances like microwaves and vacuum cleaners, as well as surveillance equipment like drones and dash cams. Some of the funds were also used to guard the French border with Italy. France has failed to prevent over half of all illegal Channel crossings since 2018. The UK plans to send another £471.6 million to France for border security.
PJ Media: The Morning Briefing: San Francisco Goes Full Potemkin Village to Suck Up to Commie Xi Jinping
San Francisco, once a jewel of the Western Hemisphere, has become a city plagued by crime and homelessness under left-wing rule. In preparation for a visit from Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping, the city has cleaned up its streets and hidden the evidence of decline. This represents the Democrats' disregard for the downtrodden and a glimpse into the future if they remain in power.
#society
National Review: Over 16,000 Sign Petition Condemning ‘Non-binary and Transgender Extravaganza’ Macy’s Parade
Over 16,000 people signed a petition condemning the "LGBTQ agenda" in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. The petition claims that the parade will expose viewers to the liberal LGBTQ agenda.
Le Monde: Eight minors arrested in France over anti-Semitic metro chants
French authorities detained eight minors over anti-Semitic chants on the Paris metro, sparking concerns about the rise of anti-Semitism in France. The incident occurred on Line 3 and comes amid the war between Israel and Hamas.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Another Russian attack on Kherson Oblast killed men, injured two-month-old baby and woman
In Kherson Oblast, a Russian attack killed a man and injured a woman and a two-month-old baby. The woman had a traumatic leg amputation, and the baby suffered a mine-blast wound.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: In shock political comeback, former PM Cameron appointed UK foreign secretary
Former British Prime Minister David Cameron has returned to high office as foreign secretary in a government shakeup that included the firing of Home Secretary Suella Braverman. Cameron's appointment was unexpected, marking the return of a former prime minister to a Cabinet position. The move comes as Britain faces international challenges, potentially related to conflicts in Ukraine and Israel.
#economy
Fox News: Latino voters warn Biden that life was better under Trump: 'Lot of frustration'
Latino voters express frustration with President Biden over high inflation, job concerns, and broken promises, stating that life has become more difficult for workers. Concerns include gas prices, food inflation, rent prices, and healthcare. The upcoming 2024 presidential election has votes "up for grabs" from both parties.
#health
Times Of Israel: Government agrees on immediate NIS 275 million to fortify hospitals
Israel's Health Ministry has allocated an additional NIS 200 million ($51.8 million) for fortifying hospitals against missile attacks. Over half of Israeli hospitals' operating rooms are currently not protected, causing medical staff to evacuate during rocket attacks. The ministry plans to ultimately fortify 70% of all hospital beds at a cost of NIS 4.5 billion ($1.2 billion) to ensure uninterrupted medical care during emergencies.
#education
National Review: The Corner: Take Post-Tenure Review Seriously
Professor Stephen Porter argues that the post-tenure review policies in the UNC system are ineffective and a waste of time and money. The process, intended to ensure continued productivity, resembles the original tenure process but lacks the necessary teeth to hold faculty accountable.
#crime
American Thinker: Another SWAT raid screw-up?
The Department of Justice management is increasingly concerned about misfired SWAT raids resulting in unnecessary deaths. In a recent SWAT raid conducted by the FBI, a January 6 suspect managed to escape, raising questions about the effectiveness of current policies. Law enforcement officers involved in killings have received lenient treatment compared to the media coverage of other incidents, suggesting a double standard of justice. These raids and their outcomes demonstrate the influence of group dynamics within law enforcement agencies.
Fox News: Third escaped Georgia inmate captured; 1 remains on the run
After nearly a month on the run, the third escaped inmate from a Georgia jail was captured. Johnifer Barnwell, 37, was found in Augusta along with large amounts of drugs. The other three inmates who escaped have already been apprehended, but one, Joey Fournier, is still on the loose and considered dangerous.
#technology
GB News: Petrol station giant to strike major deal with Tesla to add electric car chargers to forecourts
The owners of Asda, EG Group, plan to purchase Tesla Superchargers to expand their electric vehicle charging network. Branded as "evpoint," the chargers will be available to all electric car owners. The goal is to increase the current network of 600 chargers to over 20,000.
#other
American Thinker: GOP Can't Make Up Its Mind About Abortion
Abortion has been a divisive issue in the U.S. for decades, with ongoing debates about the "right" to abortion. The Supreme Court's Roe v. Wade decision legalized abortion nationwide, but last year's Dobbs ruling returned the decision to the states. Some states have taken advantage of this, leading to varying abortion laws across the country. The Republicans are facing challenges over their stance on abortion, and there are calls for a compromise, but finding a "national consensus" seems unlikely.
Fox News: Closed downtown LA freeway to wreak havoc on morning commute
Transportation officials warn of major disruptions to the morning commute in downtown Los Angeles due to the closure of a portion of Interstate 10 after a massive fire. Governor Gavin Newsom declares a state of emergency, and the reopening of the freeway remains uncertain. The cause of the fire is under investigation.