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America One News
23 Nov 2023
#politics
Spectator USA: Geert Wilders win shouldn't surprise us
Dutch populist leader Geert Wilders' surprise win in the election is a rejection of the elites' business as usual. Voters in the Netherlands have been signaling their desire for change, particularly in relation to migration. The government, led by Prime Minister Mark Rutte, failed to address these concerns effectively.
The Economist: Univision, America’s Spanish news giant, reaches out to Donald Trump
Univision, the prominent Spanish news network in the US, has taken a softer approach towards Donald Trump after being purchased by new owners with ties to Mexico's leading broadcaster, Televisa. The network recently conducted an hour-long interview with Trump featuring friendly questions and cancelled a rebuttal interview with Democrats. Univision's shift in tone has raised concerns about foreign influence and the impact on its largely Latino audience, which is a key demographic in swing states. However, as the Latino population becomes more English-dominant and mainstream media caters to their interests, Spanish-language media's influence may be waning.
American Thinker: Trump soars even more in the polls
Voters show discontent with Joe Biden as Donald Trump gains a 4% lead in national polls, with a significant drop in minority support. Many believe Biden's failing economy and the expiration of government benefits have contributed to his declining popularity. Additionally, young Democratic voters may reconsider supporting him in 2024 due to his stance on supporting Israel's war effort against Hamas.
The Economist: KAL’s cartoon | Nov 25th 2023 Edition
KAL's cartoon in The Economist depicts a scene with various world leaders and politicians. The cartoon serves as a satirical commentary on current events, covering a wide range of topics including politics, society, foreign affairs, and more.
#society
The Economist: Turkey’s sluggish post-earthquake reconstruction
| Life in containers: Turkey's post-earthquake reconstruction has slowed, leaving millions displaced and living in temporary container homes. Rebuilding efforts have been hindered by rising costs and insufficient funding, causing delays and a humanitarian crisis. The future remains uncertain for those affected as they continue to wait for their homes to be rebuilt.
The Blaze: Thank God for God: Being grateful for gratitude | Blaze Media
The conversation about the horrors of Hell leads to the realization that damnation is a self-inflicted mental state devoid of gratitude. Hell is a fixation on the self and a rejection of God and His creation. Society's rejection of God's truth is reflected in actions like changing one's gender, destroying monuments, and attempting to rewrite history. Instead of focusing on past sufferings, we should be grateful for God and His gifts, as well as for one another. Gratitude gives meaning to life and allows us to stand with the saints in heaven.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Qatar, a key player in talks between Israel and Hamas
Qatar's successful mediation skills brought about a four-day truce in the Gaza Strip, solidifying its role alongside Egypt. Qatari officials worked with Hamas, the United States, and Israel's intelligence service Mossad to negotiate the agreement.
#economy
GB News: UK 'risks becoming dependent on China' without electric vehicle gigafactories, MP warns
The UK is being warned of falling behind in the development of electric cars and battery production, with calls for urgent action to remain competitive. Chair of the Business and Trade Committee, Liam Byrne, emphasized the need for the UK to be a part of the "green industrial revolution" and support the development of electric car batteries in the country to create jobs and safeguard those already working in the automotive industry. Byrne warned that without building gigafactories in the UK, manufacturers may move to other countries, potentially leading to dependence on imports from China and questioning the integrity of supply chains and labor.
#culture
Forbes: 6 Ways To Preserve Family Recipes At The Dining Table
Food is a connection between our past, present, and future. It holds memories and traditions that shape our choices. To preserve these memories, start conversations about family recipes, ask questions about cooking techniques, involve everyone in the documentation process, pay attention to key ingredients, and capture the ambiance and sensory details of meal times. By doing so, we can pass down our culinary heritage for generations to come.
#health
Forbes: Stephen Colbert Talks About How Ozempic May Affect Thanksgiving Dinner
Stephen Colbert discusses how Ozempic and similar weight loss medications may affect Thanksgiving. These medications, which suppress appetite, have gained popularity and may lead to changes in how people approach the annual feast. Colbert suggests being upfront about medication use to avoid hurt feelings and acknowledges the potential side effects of stopping and restarting these medications.
#crime
Forbes: Prosecutors Seek 9-Year Sentence For Former FC Barcelona Star Dani Alves Over Sexual Assault Charge
Former FC Barcelona defender Dani Alves is facing up to nine years in prison and a $163,500 compensation demand over accusations of sexual assault at a Barcelona nightclub. Prosecutors want him to remain supervised for a decade after his prison term. Alves, who denies the allegations, has been in jail since his arrest in January and his bail requests have been denied.
Le Monde: New York City Mayor Eric Adams accused of 1993 sexual assault
New York City Mayor Eric Adams faces accusations of sexually assaulting a woman in 1993. The legal summons seeks a trial and $5 million in relief. Adams denies the claim.
Fox News: 3 children among 5 injured in stabbing outside Irish school
Five people, including three children, were stabbed near a school in Dublin. The attacker, armed with a large knife, targeted an adult woman before turning on the children. The victims were taken to different hospitals, and the suspect was apprehended.
Breitbart: Dublin Mass Stabbing: Children Among the Injured
Five people, including three young children, were injured in a mass stabbing in central Dublin. The incident, described as a serious public order incident, occurred on Parnell Street. A man has been arrested and is being treated for injuries.
The Telegraph: New York Mayor Eric Adams accused of sexual assault
New York City Mayor Eric Adams is accused of sexually assaulting a woman in 1993. The legal summons seeks a trial and $5 million in relief. Mayor Adams denies the claim.
American Thinker: We know so much about the Rainbow Bridge incident…except for the driver’s name
An incident at the Rainbow Bridge border crossing between the U.S. and Canada ended with a fiery explosion after a car crashed at high speed. Despite rumors of explosives and terrorism, authorities confirmed there was no terrorism link and the incident is being investigated as a traffic accident. The names of the car's occupants, a rich New York couple, have not been released, leaving some suspicious. Trust in the media narrative is being questioned until more information is revealed.
#sports
Daily Wire: Jason Kelce’s Wife Says She’s Not Interested In Being In Spotlight Amid Travis Kelce-Swift Romance
Philadelphia Eagles offensive lineman Jason Kelce's wife, Kylie Kelce, prefers to stay out of the spotlight amidst her brother-in-law's relationship with pop star Taylor Swift. She enjoys sitting with the fans in the stands during games and does not want to be in the suites. However, she recognizes that the attention can help highlight her and Jason's philanthropy projects. Kylie hopes for a win for the Eagles against the Chiefs and looks forward to supporting the community.