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America One News
2 Nov 2023
#politics
Townhall: The Coming Reliable Energy Crisis Is Entirely Avoidable
America's power grid is at risk of blackouts and brownouts as our demand for electricity increases while our energy supply decreases. The government's push to shut down coal plants without adequate replacement technologies is causing a significant loss of energy output. Renewable energy production lags behind coal plant closures, creating imbalances that strain the power grid. It's crucial for lawmakers to support both traditional sources like coal and invest in renewable energy to ensure a reliable and resilient power grid.
#society
Townhall: Matthew Perry and the Cult of Celebrity
The death of Matthew Perry highlights the obsession with celebrity in our society. While the world grapples with serious issues, the focus remains on the personal lives of actors and their struggles. The media and broken education system contribute to this phenomenon, distracting us from matters of global importance. Perry's death serves as a reminder that addiction is a deep-rooted problem that needs to be addressed. Ultimately, death is inevitable for all, regardless of fame or wealth.
#foreignaffairs
Townhall: Washington Snoozes While Foreign Money Continues to Pour Into U.S. Colleges and Universities
Foreign donations to major universities in the US have come under scrutiny due to pro-Palestinian and anti-Jewish demonstrations. The lack of transparency surrounding these donations, including from foreign governments, has become a concern. Attempts to enforce reporting requirements for these donations have been met with opposition, making it clear that Congress and the Biden Administration have no interest in addressing the issue.
Colleges and universities have been required to report foreign gifts and contracts since 1986, but enforcement has been lacking. A report by Secretary Betsy DeVos revealed that 95% of institutions ignored the reporting requirement. The concern is that these donations can influence education missions and national security. However, the Biden Administration has halted enforcement and stopped efforts to crack down on Chinese espionage, allowing foreign governments to continue their influence.