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America One News
13 Jan 2024
#politics
Fox News: The Long Read: 2024 is an election about 10/7, not 1/6
In recent weeks, various publications have been sounding the alarm about the return of Donald Trump for a second term. However, these alarmist claims are not believable and are based on the idea that a second Trump term would be lawless. In reality, the Constitution and the Supreme Court have consistently enforced the rule of law, and there is no reasonable argument that Trump would defy court orders or govern outside the law. The fear and hysteria surrounding Trump's potential return to office are unfounded and should be dismissed.
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The Telegraph: Taiwan’s ruling party holds on to power for third term
Lai Ching-te, the presidential candidate for Taiwan’s ruling party, won an election framed as a choice between war and peace. China denounced Lai as a separatist and rebuffed his calls for talks. Lai is committed to preserving peace but boosting Taiwan's defenses.
Times Of Israel: Wallace Shawn, Cynthia Nixon lead actors backing genocide charges against Israel
29 celebrities, including Cynthia Nixon and Susan Sarandon, support South Africa's accusation of genocide against Israel in a series of videos. The Palestine Festival of Literature organized the videos, with participants from nine countries in the entertainment industry.
Le Monde: Taiwan ruling party’s Lai wins presidential election
Taiwan's ruling party candidate Lai Ching-te wins presidential election, securing a third term for the Democratic Progressive Party. China, which claims Taiwan as its own, threatens the use of force to achieve "unification". Taiwan's main rival, Hou Yu-ih of the opposition Kuomintang, concedes defeat.
GB News: Putin 'risks running out of troops in weeks' as Ukraine war drags on
Russia's former commander warns of troop shortage in ongoing Ukraine war. Mobilization of civilians may be needed to bolster the army. A broad offensive is no longer planned. Russia's heavy losses have led to relaxed recruitment standards. Putin has not commented on reported losses.