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America One News
18 Nov 2024
#politics
GB News: Labour's tax raid on farmers is communist EXTREMISM and the specific details are terrifying - Alex Story
The Labour Party is characterized as being driven by extremist ideologies, prioritizing its political goals over the nation's well-being. The party's historical alignment with socialism is highlighted, suggesting a consistent rejection of sovereignty and a focus on international over national interests.
Current leaders, such as Sir Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves, are critiqued for their alignment with socialist principles and for policies perceived as detrimental to private businesses, particularly family farms, which are viewed as obstacles to their ideological goals.
Le Monde: Muhammad Yunus: 'If you can't provide young people opportunities, they'll have another revolution'
Muhammad Yunus, appointed head of Bangladesh's interim government, reflects on the chaotic state of the country following the ousting of long-time Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. He describes a nation in shock after violent protests led to significant loss of life and a collapse of the previous regime.
Yunus acknowledges the challenges of rebuilding, including a distrustful bureaucracy and ongoing protests for economic reforms. Despite initial hostility from remnants of the old administration, he reports gradual stabilization and a commitment to creating a "new Bangladesh."
#society
GB News: Woke council sparks furious row after installing gender neutral toilets and removing female-only loos
Sarah Holman, a former Bracknell Forest Council employee, is suing the council after the removal of female-only toilets in favor of gender-neutral facilities. She claims her concerns about women's rights were dismissed, leading to her resignation after 12 years of service.
Holman argues that the changes compromise women's privacy and dignity, citing personal experiences that heightened her concerns. The council maintains its commitment to equality and diversity but has not reconsidered the policy. Holman's case highlights broader tensions around gender identity and women's rights in public spaces.
Liberty Nation News: Exclusive: Supreme Court to Rule on Vaccines and Parental Consent? - Liberty Nation News
The case of Leo Politella, a six-year-old vaccinated against his parents' wishes in Vermont, is heading to the U.S. Supreme Court. The parents argue that the Vermont Supreme Court misinterpreted the PREP Act, which could set a precedent for parental rights and informed consent regarding vaccinations.
The Politellas' case challenges the immunity granted to school officials under the PREP Act, raising significant questions about children's rights and parental authority. The outcome could impact similar cases across the country.
#foreignaffairs
Liberty Nation News: The Last Stand of Joe Biden: What to Expect in the Waning Days - Liberty Nation News
President Biden, facing a looming transition to a Trump administration, is leveraging his remaining time in office to implement significant foreign policy changes, including authorizing Ukraine to use U.S. long-range missiles against Russia. This move, while aimed at bolstering Ukraine's defense, risks escalating tensions with Russia.
As Biden's administration pushes for more executive actions and judicial confirmations, Democrats are urging him to finalize regulations and spend appropriated funds before Trump takes office. With a focus on judicial nominations, Biden aims to secure a progressive legacy that could influence the courts for years to come.
Liberty Nation News: Biden Relents, Authorizing Ukraine’s Use of Long-Range Missiles - Liberty Nation News
The Biden administration has agreed to allow Ukraine to use long-range ATACMS missiles against targets deep inside Russia, reversing its previous restrictions. This decision comes amid intensified Russian attacks on Ukraine and the introduction of North Korean troops into the conflict.
Ukraine's President Zelensky has long advocated for the removal of these restrictions, arguing that such capabilities are essential for countering Russian aggression. The shift in policy may also impact future peace negotiations, as the US prepares for potential talks led by the incoming president.
#economy
GB News: Energy bill nightmare as Ofgem price cap now forecast to RISE in 2025: 'Disappointing!'
Energy bills in the UK are projected to rise by 1% in January, bringing typical household costs to £1,736 annually. This increase follows an October rise and is attributed to geopolitical tensions and maintenance on gas infrastructure.
Cornwall Insight suggests that while prices may remain stable in the short term, long-term transitions to renewable energy are essential. Immediate support for vulnerable households is also critical as policymakers assess the future of the energy price cap.
#health
Fox News: Surge in walking pneumonia affects these high-risk groups, says Dr. Marc Siegel
Cases of "walking pneumonia," a mild lung infection primarily affecting young children, are rising in the U.S., with the CDC reporting increases among kids aged 2-4 and 5-17. Symptoms include sore throat, low-grade fever, and cough, often mistaken for other illnesses.
Experts emphasize the importance of recognizing atypical pneumonia, which can be caused by bacteria like Mycoplasma and Bordetella pertussis. Young children, the elderly, and those with chronic illnesses are at higher risk. Diagnosis may involve physical exams, blood tests, or chest X-rays.