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America One News
14 Nov 2023
#politics
Fox News: Israeli PM's US, Europe warning, sorority members expelled for trans member lawsuit and more top headlines
Israeli Prime Minister warns Americans about the fight against Hamas terrorists. Two sorority members expelled for supporting lawsuit against a transgender member. Google Maps receives a major upgrade. Charity appoints transgender CEO, sparking controversy. Trump remains the front-runner as GOP field thins. Distraught mother calls on Biden to help American on death row in China. NFL Hall-of-Famer, mountain biking champion, and NBA legend endorse RFK Jr. for president. Local Democrat's claim of being drugged disputed by police. Vulnerable Dem attends Hollywood fundraiser linked to scandals. Major law firm to accuse elite universities of civil rights violations over antisemitism. Israeli university president criticizes U.S. higher education. Study shows business students inundated with CRT and DEI. Calls for Biden to step aside amid concerns. Pundits express concerns about Biden meeting Xi. Hollywood learns disastrous opening for 'The Marvels'. Knife-loving suspect suspected paranoia before headless torso found. Prince Charles celebrates birthday without Prince Harry. Sleeping and standing better for heart health than sitting. Super Bowl champ analyzes Buffalo QB. Dog named Coco Starr rides motorcycle with owner in Ohio. Israel systematically destroys Hamas. Unequal justice against Trump. Laura Ingraham criticizes left's focus on power.
PJ Media: The Morning Briefing: Maybe Joe Biden Forgot He's American
American public wants President Biden to resign or be impeached and removed from office due to allegations of corruption and financial ties with overseas governments and corporations. Many are fed up with his administration's poor performance and lack of leadership.
Le Monde: Adam Kadyrov, Marina Yandieva: Two faces of the rule of law in Russia
15-year-old Adam Kadyrov, son of Chechnya's leader Ramzan Kadyrov, gained fame after a video surfaced of him assaulting a Ukrainian prisoner. Despite the incident being filmed, no investigation has been opened, and the Kremlin has remained silent on the matter. Kadyrov's children hold positions of power and responsibility in Chechnya, and Adam has received numerous awards for his actions.
#society
National Review: Pro-Lifers Must Fight for the Culture, Not Just the Law
Despite recent setbacks in the pro-life movement, there is still hope. To achieve meaningful protections for the unborn, the movement must focus on winning over the culture and changing people's minds about abortion. This requires innovative strategies, such as using modern technology, appealing to science and reason, and framing abortion as a violation of human rights. While public policy can play a role, shaping the culture from the bottom up through ongoing private action will ultimately be more effective. It will take time, but the pro-life movement can succeed in shifting Americans' hearts and minds toward valuing life.
GB News: Spanish hotel 'ruins' Britons' holidays after being 'kicked out' with no notice to house migrants
A popular hotel in Spain cleared out British holidaymakers to make room for migrants from the Canary Islands. A couple was forced to find alternative accommodation and had their holiday ruined. The hotel claimed they helped source alternative accommodation, but some locals expressed concern about the strain on local services.
#war
Times Of Israel: Solar-run machines that convert air to drinking water still working in south Gaza
Thousands of Gazans have access to clean drinking water from Israeli water-from-air machines during the Israel-Hamas war. The machines use filters to purify air, extracting humidity that is then transformed into potable water. Located in southern Gaza, they can produce up to 6,000 liters of water a day.
#foreignaffairs
Euromaidan Press: Russian explosive plant, Kinzhal producer hit in overnight drone attack
Explosive plant and missile production site targeted in drone attacks near Moscow and Bryansk. Russian defense sites hit, Ukraine suspected.
Fox News: Jewish group in California holds protest calling for cease-fire in Israel-Hamas war
Demonstrators protest war between Israel and Hamas. Thousands gather at Oakland Federal Building. Jewish Voice for Peace calls for cease-fire. Law enforcement makes arrests. President Biden expected to attend summit in Bay Area. Rep. Barbara Lee demands immediate cease-fire. Over 11,000 killed, many wounded and taken hostage. First mass Jewish sit-in on West Coast. Federal employees forced to evacuate. Rabbi urges end to U.S. aid to Israel. Protesters call for peace and safety for both Jews and Palestinians.
#economy
National Review: Technology Will Eliminate Some Jobs, but That’s Not the End of the Story
President Biden's executive order on artificial intelligence (AI) suggests that displacing workers with AI is "irresponsible use." This belief, shared by advocacy groups, think tanks, and even Pope Francis, is influencing policy and posing a threat to America's economic prosperity. The fear of job loss due to technology stems from a desire for security and a shift away from growth-focused thinking.
#crime
GB News: Ulez vigilante caught on camera as he renders Sadiq Khan's cameras useless
A Ulez vigilante, known as the Phantom Sticker Man, is caught on camera covering enforcement cameras with stickers in Greater London. The footage is shared on TikTok by another vigilante named Matt Hardy. The anti-Ulez movement has been vandalizing cameras and protesting against the expansion of the controversial scheme.
GB News: Jon Venables has parole hearing today as James Bulger's mum lives in 'hope' for outcome
A closed-door parole hearing is underway for Jon Venables, one of the killers of two-year-old James Bulger. The parole board will decide whether Venables can be released after his recent sentence for possessing child abuse images. The hearing is private to respect a legal order banning public identification of Venables. James's relatives cannot attend, but victim impact statements will be read. Venables was previously released on parole but recalled to prison twice for similar offenses. James's mother, Denise, urged the panel to keep Venables behind bars, stating that he poses a threat to society. A decision is expected in about two weeks.
#other
The Federalist: The Conversion Of Ayaan Hirsi Ali Is A Dire Warning To The West
Ayaan Hirsi Ali, a former Muslim and avowed atheist, has revealed that she has converted to Christianity. She believes that Western civilization and its liberal values can only be preserved through Christianity. Ali identifies three threats to the West: great-power authoritarianism, global Islamism, and woke ideology. However, while Christianity has contributed to Western civilization, it is primarily about communion with God. Ali's conversion serves as a reminder that the secular West cannot survive without the Christian faith. The abandonment of liberal ideals by secular elites is evident in recent events, such as the pro-Hamas protests and the rejection of rationality and freedom. Ali argues that Christianity offers meaning and a solution to the erosion of civilization.