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America One News
26 Nov 2023
#politics
Red State: Mitt Romney Shocks Absolutely Nobody With His Comments on Who He Would Support in 2024
Sen. Mitt Romney of Utah prefers voting for a Democrat over supporting Donald Trump or Vivek Ramaswamy in the 2024 presidential election, stating that nearly any candidate would be an "upgrade" over Trump. Romney also believes it is time for new leaders and a reshaping of the Republican Party.
#society
Fox News: Wedding drama pits sisters against each other as bride wants 'child-free' event, the other wants her son there
A woman wants to bring her baby to her sister's child-free wedding. The sister refuses and calls her an a--hole. Reddit users weigh in.
Daily Wire: U.S. Online Sales Set Record On Black Friday As More Shoppers Opt To Stay Home
U.S. online sales soared on Black Friday as more people chose to shop from home, spending a record $9.8 billion. The shift to online shopping was driven by deals and discounts, with many consumers preferring to avoid the crowds and look for bargains from the comfort of their homes. This year, 68% of consumers are expected to shop online for holiday deals. Retail companies are hoping the holiday season will help boost sales after a challenging year and are offering various discounts and deals, including The Daily Wire Shop's alternative shopping experience.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: China Claims It Drove American Ship Out Of Contested Waters—U.S. Calls It ‘Innocent Passage’
China claims to have driven a US warship out of the South China Sea, accusing the US of posing a security risk. The US Navy states that the warship was engaged in innocent passage through disputed territory. The value of global commerce passing through the South China Sea annually is $3 trillion.
Euromaidan Press: Why you can’t compare casualties in Ukraine and Gaza
The casualty rate in Gaza cannot be compared to Ukraine due to differences in data collection methods. The UN's approach is inadequate in Ukraine, leading to inaccurate statistics. Higher death tolls from Russia's war in Ukraine suggest that the UN's reported numbers are much lower
#military
The Telegraph: Musk’s Starlink satellites aiding Ukraine could be legally destroyed by Russia, says space law expert
Elon Musk's Starlink satellites could be targeted during war if they aid one side. Experts warn that the distinction between military and civilian targets is blurring, leaving satellite companies vulnerable to cyber attacks or missile strikes. Russia, China, and the US have already demonstrated their ability to destroy satellites.
#crime
Fox News: California cops seek suspects after video shows dozen French bulldogs tossed into van in pet store heist
Masked thieves steal over $100,000 worth of French bulldogs from a pet store in southern California. The dogs were tossed into a van and driven away, along with $2,000 from the cash register. The store owner is offering a reward to find the stolen dogs and suspects.
#sports
Forbes: Tennis Needs The Sound Of The Crowd After Davis Cup Brings The Noise
Novak Djokovic urges rowdy British fans to show respect in post-match interview at the Davis Cup. Frances Tiafoe believes tennis should allow more freedom of expression for fans. The sport needs to engage younger fans and adapt to their desire for a more lively and expressive atmosphere.
#technology
Fox News: Five dumb tech security mistakes you’re making
Protect yourself from cyber threats with these quick changes: use different PINs, turn off Bluetooth when not in use, secure your Wi-Fi network, avoid clicking unsubscribe on spam emails, and don't click on random ads or download files. Listen to Kim Komando's podcast for more tech tips.
#other
Fox News: Marty Krofft, iconic TV producer, dead at 86
Marty Krofft, the iconic television producer known for shows like "H.R. Pufnstuf" and "Land Of The Lost," died at 86 in Los Angeles. He passed away from kidney failure surrounded by family and friends. Krofft dominated Saturday morning programming and also created primetime hits like "D.C. Follies" and "Donny & Marie Show."