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America One News
28 Nov 2024
#politics
Fox News: Top 5 biggest political turkeys ripped by conservatives in 2024
The 2024 election season saw significant losses for prominent Democrats, including Sen. Chuck Schumer and former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, as Republicans gained control of the Senate. Vice President Kamala Harris, despite a high-profile campaign backed by celebrities, lost decisively to President-elect Donald Trump.
Progressive policies faced backlash in California, with voters rejecting crime reforms associated with George Soros and recalling several officials. Critics argue that the Democratic Party's reliance on celebrity endorsements and poor polling strategies contributed to these electoral failures.
#society
Fox News: Police hand out Thanksgiving turkeys instead of traffic tickets to offenders on the road
Police departments in Fulton, Illinois, and McAllen, Texas, are continuing a tradition of distributing turkeys instead of issuing traffic tickets during the Thanksgiving season. The Fulton Police Department's Operation Turkey Stop program aims to foster community relations by surprising drivers with a turkey when they are pulled over for minor traffic violations.
Similarly, the McAllen Police Department's Ticket or Turkey event provides turkeys to families in need, highlighting the importance of community support during the holidays. These initiatives reflect a growing trend among law enforcement agencies to give back to their communities during the festive season.
Fox News: Americans spending Thanksgiving in tents after Helene as heat, electricity, food still hard to find
Residents of western North Carolina affected by Hurricane Helene are still struggling two months post-disaster, with many living in tents or RVs. Volunteer groups like Cajun Navy 2016 are delivering campers and providing support, but the region faces significant challenges in recovery.
Local economies are suffering, particularly in tourism, and many families lack essential resources. While FEMA has allocated funds for recovery, residents emphasize the need for monetary donations to help rebuild their lives and communities.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: The ICC has Become an Islamist Lawfare Tool
ICC prosecutor Karim Khan is pursuing charges against Myanmar's leaders regarding the Rohingya issue, despite Myanmar not being an ICC member. Bangladesh, involved in the dispute, is an ICC member but faces its own issues with repression against Hindus post-coup.
Khan's actions raise concerns about the ICC being used as a tool for Islamist agendas, targeting non-Muslims while ignoring violence against minorities in member states. This pattern of targeting suggests a broader trend of selective justice that could extend to Christians in the future.
#economy
GB News: Simon Weston says he hopes the Falkland islanders can enjoy the benefits of oil discovery
Falklands veteran Simon Weston has expressed excitement over a significant oil discovery near the British territory, stating it will enhance the islands' future prosperity. He conveyed his happiness for the residents of the Falklands regarding this development.
Fox News: NBC News ripped for headline touting 'historically affordable' Thanksgiving costs: 'This is bull----'
NBC News reported that Thanksgiving dinner costs are historically low, estimating a 10-person feast at $58.08, a 5% drop from last year. This claim was met with skepticism from conservatives on social media, who highlighted personal experiences of higher grocery prices.
Critics argued that the reported costs do not reflect reality, with many stating their expenses for Thanksgiving meals were significantly higher. The article also noted ongoing inflation, with food prices rising annually, further fueling doubts about the affordability claims.
#history
Fox News: What is Evacuation Day? The forgotten holiday that predates Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving, established by President Lincoln in 1863, overshadowed Evacuation Day, which commemorated the departure of British troops from New York City on November 25, 1783. Initially a significant patriotic celebration, Evacuation Day marked a pivotal moment in American independence.
As U.S.-British relations improved, Evacuation Day's prominence declined, with its celebrations fading by the 20th century. Formal events and parades once held in its honor have become rare, though some commemorative activities persist.