THE AMERICA ONE NEWS
Jun 23, 2025 |
0
| Remer,MNSponsor: QWIKET
Sponsor: QWIKET
Sponsor: QWIKET: Sports Knowledge
Sponsor: QWIKET: Elevate your fantasy game! Interactive Sports Knowledge.
Sponsor: QWIKET: Elevate your fantasy game! Interactive Sports Knowledge and Reasoning Support for Fantasy Sports and Betting Enthusiasts.
topic
America One News
27 Nov 2023
#politics
GB News: Council to go to war with second home owners with radical plan to introduce new tax
Residents in Bath and North East Somerset may face double council tax on second homes if new proposals are enforced. The council aims to charge an additional tax on long-term empty homes, generating £1.84 million in revenue. This comes as the council faces a budget gap of £35m and overspending in children's services. The final decision will be made in a council meeting on November 30.
Daily Wire: NYC Library Vandalized By Pro-Palestinian Protesters Needs $75,000 Clean-Up Amid Migrant Budget Cuts
Pro-Palestinian protesters vandalized NYC library, causing up to $75,000 in damages. Graffiti, stickers, and spray paint defaced the iconic building during multiple protests, with Thanksgiving seeing the most damage. 34 protesters were arrested.
Washington Free Beacon: USC Professor Suspended After Telling Anti-Israel Protesters, ‘Hamas Are Murderers'
USC suspended economics professor John Strauss after he told anti-Israel protesters that "Hamas are murderers" who "should be killed." The university placed him on paid leave and is investigating complaints against him.
Red State: Is the 'American Dream' Still Possible? Less Than Half of U.S. Voters Say 'Yes'
Only 36% of Americans still believe in the American Dream, while 45% feel it was once true but not anymore. Many think the economic and political systems are stacked against them. Both Democrats and Republicans agree that everyday life has worsened. The housing to income gap is widening, and black and Hispanic Americans believe the Dream is particularly elusive for them. Younger voters are the most skeptical, while older voters still hold on to the belief. The 2024 Presidential election may sway opinions, but for now, many Americans see Republicans as better for the American Dream.
Breitbart: PHOTOS: Argentina's Javier Milei Visits the Ohel, Gravesite of Lubavitcher Rebbe, Before Meeting U.S. Officials
Argentinian president-elect Javier Milei visited the burial site of the seventh Lubavitcher Rebbe, expressing his admiration for Judaism. Milei, known for his libertarian populist views, has studied the Torah and considered converting to Judaism. Rabbi Simon Jacobson, a mentor to Milei, believes that Milei's election is a sign of divine intervention amid the turmoil in the Middle East.
PJ Media: Biden's Foreign Incompetency is a Jimmy Carter Replay
Biden is described as the worst president in history for his foreign policy incompetence. He is blamed for the unsuccessful release of American hostages in the Israeli conflict, allowing other countries to take the lead. Furthermore, Biden's presidency is criticized for numerous failures, including the botched withdrawal from Afghanistan and the rise of illegal immigration. His actions have diminished the influence and prestige of the United States on the world stage. The hope is that Biden will face consequences similar to Jimmy Carter and be replaced by a competent leader.
The Telegraph: Trump revives pledge to abolish Obamacare
Former President Donald Trump has announced his plans to repeal the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, if he regains power. He claims that the cost of Obamacare is soaring and that alternative options should be explored. However, this move is considered politically risky as Obamacare remains popular among voters, with polls showing that 62% support the legislation. Democrats are seizing on Trump's plans, believing that it will cost the Republicans in the next election.
#society
The Blaze: USC won't let Jewish professor teach on campus after he called Hamas terrorists 'murderers' who 'should be killed' | Blaze Media
Jewish professor John Strauss was exiled and placed on administrative leave by the University of Southern California after expressing his belief that Hamas terrorists should be wiped out. The comments were made during a protest organized by student activists supporting Palestine, which prompted outrage and led to a viral video that was deceptively edited to portray Strauss as advocating for the killing of all Palestinians. Various anti-Israeli groups and activists circulated the video and started a petition calling for Strauss's termination, while the university claims its actions are not punitive but meant to ensure a safe educational environment.
Fox News: Natalie Portman doesn't think 'any children' should work in Hollywood, 'luck that I was not harmed'
Natalie Portman, a Hollywood actress, advises against children working in the industry due to potential harm. She emphasizes the importance of playing and attending school instead. Portman's personal experiences and conversations around the topic have made her more aware and cautious.
#war
Washington Free Beacon: Gazan Civilians Recaptured Israeli Hostage Who Escaped From Terrorist Captivity, Aunt Reveals
Roni Krivoi, a hostage in the Gaza Strip, escaped but was returned by ordinary Gazans. This reveals the complicity of Palestinians in Hamas's terrorism. Krivoi's aunt stated that he tried to escape to the border but was caught by Gazans.
The Telegraph: Britain must take more responsibility for Israel-Hamas war, says Lebanon
The Lebanese foreign minister accuses Britain of bias towards Israel in the Israel-Hamas conflict, citing Britain's role in the creation of Israel through the Balfour Declaration and its continued support. He calls on Britain to take a more moderate approach to help achieve lasting peace and warns of potential consequences for Europe if the UK does not intervene. The foreign minister emphasizes the need for negotiations and a political solution to the conflict, highlighting the Arab nations' support for a two-state solution and their desire for peaceful resolution.
Breitbart: 'All Allies Agree' Ukraine Will Join NATO, Says Alliance Boss
NATO confirms long-term support for Ukraine's membership but not while the war is ongoing and not before reforms are made. Ukraine would need to achieve full interoperability with NATO and resolve the war before becoming a member. Germany and Hungary have expressed caution and Germany has stated that NATO is far from ready for Ukraine's membership at this time. Ukraine remains eager for membership in both NATO and the European Union.
Daily Wire: ‘It’s War’: Jon Lovitz Shuts Down Critics Of His Support For Israel
Actor Jon Lovitz defended Israel's actions against Hamas and rejected accusations of supporting genocide. He emphasized the need for both Palestinians and Israelis to be free from Hamas terrorism and stated that it was a deliberate war started by Hamas. Lovitz also dismissed claims of being anti-Semitic and criticized comedian John Oliver for his views on U.S. aid to Israel.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: White House Confirms: Israel Agrees to Extend 'Pause' for 2 Days, 20 Hostages
Israel and Hamas agree to extend the ceasefire in exchange for the release of Israeli hostages. Israel remains prepared to continue fighting once the ceasefire ends. Hamas still holds children as hostages.
Fox News: German priest freed by al-Qaeda-linked captors in Mali
German priest abducted by al-Qaida-linked rebels in Mali's capital has been released and arrived in Germany. Few details known.
#culture
American Thinker: The Daily Wire’s new comedy movie takes on men in women’s sports
The Daily Wire's first comedy film, "Lady Ballers," mocks the inclusion of transgender women in women's sports. Despite potential amateurishness, supporting conservative media is crucial to reclaiming American culture. A preview features an all-conservative cast and highlights the absurdity of the issue.
Le Monde: France's National Marine Museum re-opens in a more contemporary exhibition space
The National Marine Museum in Paris reopens after renovations, showcasing over a thousand refreshed works and a new temporary exhibition space. The tour highlights a diving suit from 1882 and a collection of figureheads, tracing the history of the French navy.
The Telegraph: M&S in cultural appropriation row over 'Spanish' croquettes
Marks & Spencer's introduction of "Spanish chorizo paella croquetas" has sparked cultural appropriation controversy. The British Ambassador to Spain condemned the product, stating it was "wrong on every level." While paella originated in Valencia, it has been popularized with various ingredients throughout Spain. Spanish celebrity chef Omar Allibhoy supports the concept, but acknowledges it is not authentic. The row adds to a string of disputes over British twists on foreign cuisine.
#education
Fox News: Six teens stand trial for allegedly inciting beheading of French teacher who showed Muslim cartoon
Six teenagers are being tried for their roles in the beheading of a teacher in France. They face up to two and a half years in prison if found guilty.
National Review: The Corner: Montgomery County Considers Renaming Francis Scott Key Middle School
Montgomery County Public Schools in Maryland plans to rename Francis Scott Key Middle School due to the author's slavery ties. Critics argue that renaming erases history and costs taxpayers.
#crime
Red State: Gunman Opens Fire on Palestinian-American Students in Suspected Hate Crime
Three Palestinian-American students were shot in Burlington, VT, sparking speculation of a hate crime. The suspect, Jason J. Eaton, was arrested and found in possession of a pistol matching the ammunition used in the shooting. The motive remains unknown.
#sports
The Blaze: Jason Kelce is the best player in football this season | Blaze Media
Jason Kelce, the center for the Philadelphia Eagles, is the most valuable player on the team. He gives them a strategic advantage with his unique abilities. Despite the hype around Jalen Hurts, Kelce deserves to be recognized as the MVP.
Forbes: Denver Broncos Emerge As Playoff Contenders Due To Masterful Coaching Job By Sean Payton
The Denver Broncos, led by head coach Sean Payton, have turned their season around with a five-game win streak and quality wins over playoff-contending teams. Quarterback Russell Wilson is excelling under Payton's game-managing approach, minimizing risky plays and relying on short, safe passes. The Broncos' success is attributed to Payton's coaching and attention to detail. They are in contention for a playoff spot despite not having dominant offensive or defensive units.
#technology
Forbes: All Farm Equipment Including Tractors And Combines Will Be Electric
As we transition to electrifying everything to address global warming, the future of off-road vehicles like farm equipment is being reimagined. Farm equipment, including stationary equipment and light utility vehicles, is rapidly moving towards electrification with the use of battery-powered options. Additionally, the use of spray drones and seeding drones is disrupting traditional farming practices, reducing product application amounts and soil compaction while saving farmers money and decarbonizing farming. While electric tractors for heavy farming equipment are currently available, advancements in battery energy densities will allow for even larger tractors and combines to be fully electric by 2040. The future of farming will be quieter, more efficient, and more environmentally friendly.