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America One News
14 Jan 2024
#politics
The Telegraph: Imran Khan’s party banned from using its cricket bat symbol in Pakistan election blow
Imran Khan's party in Pakistan loses battle to keep cricket bat symbol for upcoming elections. Rights groups criticize the credibility of the election. Illiteracy rates will make it difficult for voters to recognize the party without the symbol.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Wes Streeting says Labour backs Government over military action against Houthis
Labour's Shadow Health Secretary defends the party's support for military action against the Houthis in Yemen, stating that the Houthis' actions, including attacking British personnel and interests, threaten the world economy. Wes Streeting emphasizes that Keir Starmer and the majority of the Labour Party back this decision, despite some criticism from colleagues. He also mentions that the opposition was briefed before the action and that it was necessary for the government to act quickly without parliamentary reference.
#crime
Flag And Cross: Top TSA Official Arrested at Airport by US Customs and Border Protection Agents
TSA official Maxine McManaman was arrested at the airport for forgery related to an elder abuse investigation. She allegedly falsified a property transfer document. TSA has placed her on leave, and she is held in Atlanta awaiting extradition to Florida.
#other
GB News: Palestine activists plot to 'shut down' London Stock Exchange TOMORROW in latest bid to wreak havoc
Pro-Palestine activists plan to "shut down" the London Stock Exchange, causing chaos and financial losses. They will lock themselves to the gates and block entrances, using fire extinguishers filled with red paint and chaining themselves to ladders. They aim to disrupt the stock exchange's operations and target British companies doing business with the Israeli Defence Force.