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America One News
17 Jan 2025
#politics
Fox News: Stephen A. Smith dunks on those attempting to 'kiss Trump's ring' to avoid being 'targeted'
Stephen A. Smith criticized those who previously condemned Donald Trump as a "racist" but are now seeking his approval post-election. He highlighted the hypocrisy of media and political figures who, after Trump's victory, are eager to align with him to avoid backlash.
Smith also expressed frustration with Democratic lawmakers who continue to oppose Trump instead of supporting him as the elected president. He emphasized the need for unity and cooperation for the benefit of the country, rather than personal grievances.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Macron visits Lebanon, where ceasefire is taking hold
Emmanuel Macron visited Lebanon on January 17, 2025, shortly after the election of President Joseph Aoun, amid a fragile ceasefire following the Israel-Hezbollah conflict that resulted in 4,000 deaths. His aim is to support Lebanon's sovereignty, prosperity, and unity.
The French president seeks to reinforce France's role in stabilizing Lebanon, emphasizing collaboration with Lebanese leaders to foster a new direction for the country after years of turmoil.
#crime
GB News: Tesco thief banned from EVERY store in England and Wales for next five years
A 48-year-old man, Jonathan Phoenix, has been banned from all Tesco stores in England and Wales for five years after stealing nearly £200 worth of spirits. He was caught with stolen items and wire cutters at a Tesco in Mold, leading to a suspended prison sentence and a fine.
Despite having a history of theft, Phoenix's defense noted he had not reoffended in 15 years. The judge emphasized the impact of theft on prices for consumers and warned Phoenix to refrain from future criminal activity.
#technology
Fox News: Orlando drone show crash caused by 'combined errors' that led to misaligned flight path: NTSB report
The NTSB's preliminary report on the December 21, 2024, drone show in Orlando revealed that "combined errors" led to several drones malfunctioning, resulting in one striking a 7-year-old boy. The report indicated misalignment and failure to send proper flight paths caused the chaos among the 500 drones.
As a result of the incident, the FAA has imposed restrictions on Sky Elements, the drone company, including suspending its waiver for drone performances near crowds. The company has proposed additional safety measures to prevent future mishaps.