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America One News
24 Nov 2023
#politics
The Telegraph: Politics latest news: Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg apologises for Tory failures on immigration
Apology from Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg for failing to meet net migration targets. Record high of 745,000 net migration in 2022 prompts calls for action.
Front Page Magazine: Biden Disagrees With His Party About Whether US is the Greatest Country
President Biden called for unity and putting politics aside during the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. However, a poll shows that only 37% of Democrats believe that America is the greatest country, while 55% believe it is a great country but not the greatest. It is unclear whether Biden truly believes in America's greatness or is just echoing past speeches.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Binance's DOJ Settlement Sparks Crypto Market Volatility
Binance, one of the major players in the cryptocurrency industry, reached a settlement with the Department of Justice and its former CEO faced fines and legal consequences. Bitcoin is being transferred from Binance to Coinbase, causing a decrease in Binance's reserves and an increase in Coinbase's reserves. Despite the news, analysts predict that altcoins will see a surge and that Bitcoin will surpass $40,000 in the coming weeks.
#crime
GB News: 'Suicidal' man shot dead by police after specialist negotiator's discussion went badly wrong
A man called the police to say he wanted to take his own life and had loaded firearms. After failed negotiations, police shot and killed the man. Investigation launched.
GB News: Alex Salmond sues SNP ministers for 'bias' in £3million court case
Alex Salmond, former First Minister of Scotland, is taking legal action against the Scottish Government following an investigation into sexual misconduct claims made against him. Salmond is arguing that various civil servants were guilty of "misfeasance," and is seeking damages and loss of earnings worth £3 million. The case is related to the Scottish Government's 2018 probe into Salmond's behavior, which he previously challenged in a judicial review action.