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America One News
19 Nov 2023
#politics
The Telegraph: Biden camp told to embrace his ‘wise’ old age as he marks 81st birthday pardoning two turkeys
Democratic Party officials and donors are urging the Biden administration to emphasize his age as a mark of wisdom in a time of international turmoil. Despite concerns about his advanced years, Joe Biden is convinced he can manage another run as president. However, polls show that American voters, including both Republicans and Democrats, have concerns about his mental and physical fitness. The White House is being urged to challenge the public fear over his age and make a virtue of his wisdom. They are also carefully managing his schedule and using cue cards to minimize gaffes.
Washington Free Beacon: Media Worst: Some Pro-Palestinian Protesters Did Something
Media outlets downplayed a violent pro-Palestinian demonstration at the DNC headquarters, referring to the crowd as "anti-war protesters" and failing to mention the purpose of the protest. Conversely, a pro-Israel rally received minimal coverage, with the media understating its size.
News outlets ignored anti-Semitic vandalism but continued to imply that Israel was indiscriminately targeting hospitals, despite evidence of Hamas operating in and around them. The media demanded more evidence to disprove Hamas's denials.
The media celebrated Biden's climate deal with China as a "breakthrough," even though China has a long history of failing to uphold international agreements. The media failed to mention China's growing alliance with Russia and Iran and the Quincy Institute's advocacy for rolling back sanctions on Iran.
Daily Wire: Texas Governor Abbott Endorses Trump
Texas Governor Greg Abbott endorses Donald Trump for a second term as President, emphasizing the need for border security and law and order in the United States. Trump is honored by the endorsement and reiterates his commitment to building a border wall if elected. Abbott reaffirms his endorsement in a post, highlighting Trump's ability to prioritize national security.
#society
GB News: Rob Schneider: Wokeism is INTOLERANCE dressed up as manners
Actor and comedian Rob Schneider discusses the impact of "woke" ideologies on stand-up comedy in today's society.
Red State: Hold My Beer! Manly Men Proving Manliness May Live Shorter Lives
In the summer of 1979, a broke teenager in rural Iowa found an unconventional way to attend a local dance. This story illustrates the foolishness of young men and the influence of societal beliefs on risky behavior. Studies show that cultures with a stronger emphasis on male masculinity lead to shorter lifespans for men. It is important to teach young men the difference between calculated risks and recklessness, allowing them to develop into strong individuals within society. Fathers have a crucial role in imparting these lessons to their sons.
Fox News: Shoplifting has 'outsized impact' on national debate about crime and social order, college professor argues
Shoplifting has always had a significant impact on public discourse about crime, often blown out of proportion. The concern over retail theft is often a reflection of broader cultural, economic, or political changes. Retailers have experienced significant losses due to theft, leading to the closure of stores. The issue has also been exploited for political purposes, serving as a scapegoat and a means to oppose criminal justice reforms.
Le Monde: Rosalynn Carter, outspoken former first lady, dead at 96
Former first lady Rosalynn Carter, renowned for her activism on mental health and caregiving, has passed away at 96 after battling dementia and declining health. She and President Jimmy Carter were married for over 77 years, with Rosalynn often taking on an active role in politics and serving as her husband's closest adviser. Known for her iron will and compassionate nature, Rosalynn was influential beyond her shy persona, earning her the nickname "the Steel Magnolia."
The Telegraph: Rosalynn Carter, former US first lady, dies aged 96
Former US first lady Rosalynn Carter has passed away at the age of 96. She died peacefully at her home in Georgia after being diagnosed with dementia. Rosalynn Carter was a passionate advocate for mental health, caregiving, and women's rights.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russo-Ukrainian war, day 634: Ukraine retakes territory on Dnipro’s eastern bank but war grinds on
Ukraine retakes territory on Dnipro’s eastern bank but war continues. Russian shelling claims civilian lives.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: IDF release video of tunnel system under al-Shifa hospital
The IDF released video footage of Hamas tunnel and bunker system beneath al-Shifa hospital in Gaza City, providing evidence for the claims.
GB News: WATCH: Israeli government spokesperson tells GB News that pro-Palestinians should 'call for Hamas to surrender'
Israeli government spokesperson urges pro-Palestine protesters to redirect efforts towards pressuring Hamas to surrender instead of ceasefire.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Yemen’s Houthi rebels seize Israel-linked cargo ship in Red Sea
Iran-backed rebels seize an Israeli-linked cargo ship off the coast of Yemen in revenge for alleged Israeli war crimes in Gaza. The ship is taken to a Yemeni port with crew members on board. The rebels warn they will target more ships owned or operated by Israeli companies.
#economy
Human Events: BREAKING: Javier Milei elected next president of Argentina
Populist libertarian Javier Milei wins Argentina's presidential election, defeating opponent Sergio Massa. Milei vows to address the country's severe economic crisis by reducing government size, abolishing the central bank, and adopting the US dollar.
#military
The Right Scoop: WATCH: Decked out Marines get into FIGHT with group of black men outside nightclub in Texas
A fight breaks out between decked-out Marines and black men outside a nightclub in Austin, Texas. The cause remains unclear, with a black girl grabbing something from a white girl and tossing it, and a Marine talking to a black man in a white coat before punches are thrown. About a dozen sheriff deputies and Austin Police on horseback intervene to break up the fight.
#history
GB News: Robert Tombs offers analysis as historians HIT OUT at claim British inventor STOLE ideas from Jamaican slaves
Robert Tombs delves into an article pondering the possibility of an inventor appropriating ideas from Jamaican slaves.
#crime
Fox News: California ‘manny’ gets life in prison for molesting 16 boys, one as young as 2
A manny in Southern California is sentenced to 705 years to life in prison for sexually assaulting 16 boys in his care. He filmed many of the assaults and showed pornography to another boy he intended to assault. The crimes were committed between 2014 and 2019.
#other
National Review: The Corner: Riding the Milk Truck
My magazine piece delves into the dairy industry's logistics and life on small farms, shedding light on the less glamorous aspects of cow farming. It starts with my early morning visit to Joosse's Trucking in Oostburg, where I meet Scott, a retired engineer now working as a driver, putting in long hours to keep up with the demanding schedule of the dairy industry. The piece explores the unrelenting work required from both cows and drivers, and offers a glimpse into the world of milk production.