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America One News
12 Jan 2024
#politics
GB News: Braverman fires warning shot to Sunak as Rwanda rebellion looms
Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman warns of a potential rebellion on the Government's Rwanda Bill, emphasizing the need to deliver a bill that effectively stops illegal immigration. She expresses concern over broken promises and the government's duty to the British people. Chancellor Rishi Sunak welcomes suggestions to break the business model of people traffickers, while new amendments aim to prevent judges from obstructing the implementation of the Rwanda plan.
The Federalist: Feds Won't Let AZ Require Citizenship Proof To Vote For President
A recent statement from Elon Musk highlights Arizona's lack of citizenship proof requirement for federal elections. This is due to a 2013 Supreme Court ruling that struck down an Arizona law. Arizona officials still require proof for state elections. Arizona's voter rolls are in disarray, and the influx of illegal immigrants adds to concerns about potential noncitizens voting. Election integrity experts warn of the dangers of loose requirements and the left's push to expand voting rights to noncitizens.
#war
The Telegraph: Bear abandoned in Ukrainian zoo finds new home in Scotland
An Asiatic black bear named Yampil, who survived the war in Ukraine, has been rehomed at a zoo in Scotland. Yampil was one of the few animals to survive the Russian invasion of the zoo in the village of Yampil. The Five Sisters Zoo in West Calder rescued Yampil and is now fundraising for a new enclosure to meet his special needs.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: North Korea opens border to tourists for first time since pandemic
Russian tourists are welcomed to North Korea for the first time since the pandemic. The trip signifies growing cooperation between Russia and North Korea.
The Telegraph: Britain and America must be ready to bomb Houthi bases to rubble
Precision guided attacks by US and UK forces aim to neutralize the Houthi threat backed by Iran before it escalates into a larger conflict and disrupts global trade. Lessons from past indecisiveness in Syria have been learned, and the strikes are designed to prevent further destabilization.
#economy
Liberty Nation News: Nothing Is What It Seems in Bidenomics Jobs - Liberty Nation News
The US labor market has seen significant revisions to employment data, with over 1.2 million private-sector positions disappearing in 2023. Under President Donald Trump, there were more upward revisions than downward adjustments, while under President Joe Biden, there have been 569,000 fewer jobs after all the revisions. The Bureau of Economic Analysis also made corrections to GDP data, showing that real GDP was higher during Trump's presidency and lower during Biden's. The accuracy of government data collection methods is now questionable, and policymakers and financial markets rely on flawed metrics for decision-making.
#health
The Federalist: Women Stockpiling Abortion Pills Are Also Storing Up Health Risks
Women in the United States are concerned about access to abortion pills due to impending restrictions. The risks of unsupervised ingestion of these drugs, such as the possibility of undiagnosed ectopic pregnancy and future pregnancy complications, are being ignored. The medical community should prioritize educating women on these risks.
#technology
Forbes: Inside AI Unicorn Anthropic’s Unusual $750 Million Fundraise
Artificial intelligence startup Anthropic raised $750 million in a round led by Menlo Ventures, using a special purpose vehicle. Menlo Ventures sought to double down on its investment in Anthropic and secure a position as a power broker in the company. Anthropic accepted the offer to raise funds and also formalized terms with cloud computing partners Amazon and Google.