THE AMERICA ONE NEWS
Jun 1, 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
28 Nov 2023
#illegals
GB News: Hague urges Sunak to send migrants to another country as he demands Rwanda plan B
Former UK Conservative leader, William Hague, has called on the government to find an alternative country for deportation if the plan to send migrants to Rwanda fails. The Supreme Court recently deemed the scheme illegal, citing concerns over human rights and media freedom. Hague argued that a policy is needed to deter illegal immigration, but it must meet all necessary requirements. He emphasized that other countries are also considering similar approaches to immigration.
#politics
The Telegraph: Old, erratic and unstable – it’s not just Joe Biden who isn’t fit for the Presidency
Joe Biden received a note from Donald Trump on his 81st birthday, though it was actually a doctor's report highlighting concerns over Biden's health. Trump, despite being only three and a half years behind Biden in age, has not faced the same scrutiny. Some Republicans are now questioning whether an elderly Trump in office is ideal, given his past lapses in mental and physical well-being. The American people seem unconcerned about two old men running for presidency, with Biden embracing his aging while Trump fights against it. The age factor may become more prominent as the campaign progresses.
Fox News: Hunter Biden's friend worried some Democrats betting on 'political expedience of sacrificing Hunter': Report
Democratic lawmakers are willing to sacrifice Hunter Biden politically as he prepares to testify before the House Oversight Committee. Biden's team is concerned about the lack of support from fellow Democrats. The investigation into Hunter Biden's business dealings is putting pressure on President Biden's claim of having no knowledge about them.
Fox News: House GOP spending momentum sputters as long holiday break looms
House lawmakers returning from Thanksgiving recess will focus on votes related to the Israel-Hamas conflict and the U.S. border crisis, rather than government funding. The House aims to pass the remaining appropriations bills by Feb. 2, but significant differences between the House and Senate budgets and policy riders pose challenges. House conservatives are pushing for deep spending cuts and demanding action on border security.
Fox News: Georgia Gov. Kemp appoints Lauren Curry as first woman chief of staff
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp appoints Lauren Curry as the first female chief of staff, replacing Trey Kilpatrick who will join Georgia Power Co. Curry has a long career in state government and previously worked for Kemp in various roles. Kilpatrick will focus on economic recruitment and public relations for Georgia Power. ,
The Telegraph: Leo Varadkar’s Ireland is flirting with a new form of totalitarianism
Irish author Paul Lynch's novel, Prophet Song, depicts a Right-wing totalitarian Ireland. However, in reality, it is the liberal government in Dublin that is introducing legislation to restrict freedom of speech. The proposed law aims to penalize possession of literature deemed likely to incite violence or hatred, without even defining what "hatred" entails. This draconian measure has drawn comparisons to censorship in the Soviet Union.
#society
GB News: Christians could be banned from fostering children under Biden's new plans
Republican attorneys general warn that Joe Biden's new proposals could force Christians out of the foster care system. The rule requires faith-based providers to change their religious beliefs on sexual orientation and gender identity. The attorneys argue that this violates the Constitution and discriminates against those with Biblical views.
Fox News: 11 dead, scores injured after South African mine elevator plummets 650 feet
11 killed, 75 injured in South Africa mine elevator accident. Investigation underway. Safety a priority for the company.
#war
Fox News: Family member details 'inhumane' kidnapping of baby boy, family still held by Palestinian terrorists
Hamas has transferred 10-month-old Kfir Bibas and his family to another terrorist group in Gaza, causing distress for their relative who pleads for their safe return. The Bibas family was kidnapped separately, and it remains unknown if they are together. Approximately 240 Israelis and foreign nationals were taken hostage during the Oct. 7 attack on Israeli residential areas by Hamas.
Times Of Israel: French floating hospital docks off coast of Egypt to treat wounded Gazans
A French ship has arrived off the coast of El Arish in Egypt's northern Sinai to serve as a floating hospital for Palestinian Arabs wounded in the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza. The ship, Dixmude, contains 40 hospital beds and a helicopter landing pad for quick patient transfers. France is coordinating with Egypt and humanitarian agencies and plans to staff the ship with doctors from its defense ministry and civilian health sanitary reserve. Additionally, France is contributing to other efforts to treat Gazan patients, including donating half a million Euros towards Jordan's field hospital and sending aid via military planes.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Battle Lines: 'Europe and the Middle East, if one sneezes the other catches a cold'
Sophia Yan interviews Lebanon's Minister for Foreign Affairs, Abdallah Bou Habib, about the impact of the Israel-Gaza war on Lebanon and the region. They discuss the role of the US and Britain in resolving the conflict.
Breitbart: Source: Biden Pressure on Israeli Tactics Will Leave Hamas Intact and in Power
Breitbart News reports that an Israeli government source claims President Biden's pressure will allow Hamas to survive the war intact, rather than being destroyed. The White House acknowledges that Israel intends to continue fighting Hamas after a temporary pause, but it is no longer clear if the US shares that goal. The US administration is imposing difficult conditions on the Israeli Defense Forces, making it almost impossible to defeat Hamas. The New York Times reveals that the US warned Israel to fight more surgically to avoid a humanitarian crisis. Middle East analyst Caroline Glick believes that Biden's preference for Gaza civilians over IDF soldiers will result in more soldier deaths. Israel believes that Biden is prepared to tolerate the survival of Hamas, despite the victory it would represent for terror groups. The Biden administration is divided over its support for Israel, with some staff members opposing Biden's stance. The US is pressuring Israel through Qatar, despite its support for Hamas. Glick suggests that the Republican-held House of Representatives investigate the Biden administration's pressure on Israel. Glick warns of a strategic collapse in the Israeli government if pressure from the US continues. Critics argue that Biden's pressure aims to remove Prime Minister Netanyahu from power and prevent Israel from defending its security. The implications of a Hamas victory could be detrimental to US security, similar to the rise of ISIS in Iraq after Obama's withdrawal.
Forbes: Investigating the Chinese Ship That “Accidently” Hit Undersea Lines
Chinese vessel, Newnew Polar Bear, is being investigated for dragging its anchor and damaging gas and telecom lines in the Gulf of Finland. Finnish and Swedish authorities suspect the ship's involvement as it was present at the sites where the damage occurred. Experts believe that China might be sending a signal to the international community by daring to engage in such activities. Finland and Estonia are likely to pursue legal action against China and restrict Chinese vessels from their territorial waters. The evidence gathered by the investigators will likely be used to expose the incidents in international courts and public opinion.
#religion
Flag And Cross: The Democratic Republic Of The Congo Works To Improve Religious Freedom
Improved efforts by the DRC government to protect Christians and fight militant groups that threaten religious freedom. Pope Francis's visit and growing confidence in the government's ability to maintain peace.
#crime
The Blaze: Missing man's body found crammed in ventilation system on Michigan college campus | Blaze Media
The body of a man missing since October was found in the ventilation system of a Michigan community college. The college police do not suspect foul play, but the cause of death is still unknown. The man, Jason Thompson, had no affiliation with the campus.
Fox News: Protests over French teen’s fatal stabbing lead to calls for crackdown on ‘far-right'
French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin calls for crackdown on far-right groups after fatal stabbing of French teenager at a village dance. The incident prompts mass protests and concerns of escalating violence.
#technology
Forbes: How Do Humans, Robots Stack Up In Warehouse Space? A Lot To Unpack
Walmart invests in automation, but insists it won't reduce workforce, just shift roles. Romark Logistics partners with Vecna Robotics to deploy robots in warehouse, while prioritizing education and training for human workers. Warehouse automation is on the rise, but a balance between humans and robots is necessary for a safe and efficient operation.
#other
Le Monde: Where should France put its wind farms? Macron launches debate on marine strategy
French President Emmanuel Macron has launched a new initiative called "La mer en débat" to involve the public in a discussion about the future of the French coastline. This participatory democracy project will focus on various activities along the coast, with a particular emphasis on wind turbine deployment. Macron aims for wind energy to become the second largest source of electricity in France and hopes to use taxes generated from wind farms to modernize the fishing industry. However, conservation organizations have already expressed concerns about the environmental impact of these plans.
Forbes: Paul McCartney, Elton John And Garth Brooks Are Starring In A Movie Together
Sir Paul McCartney, Sir Elton John, and Garth Brooks will all be featured in the upcoming This Is Spinal Tap sequel, directed by Rob Reiner. The original film, released in 1984, has become a cult classic and the sequel is highly anticipated. Filming is set to begin in early 2024.
GB News: 'It's been very revealing' Tice gives his verdict on Nigel Farage's I'm A Celeb adventure
Richard Tice comments on Nigel Farage's appearance on I'm A Celebrity, saying it has been revealing. Nigel is enjoying it but may be hungry and missing alcohol. He's had interesting and sometimes political discussions with contestants. Richard's biggest fear in the jungle would be heights.
Fox News: Matthew Perry's stepfather Keith Morrison makes public plea one month after actor's death
Matthew Perry's stepfather pleads for donations to The Matthew Perry Foundation, which aims to help those struggling with addiction, in honor of the late actor's legacy. Perry died on Oct. 28 from an apparent drowning at his home in California.