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America One News
8 Nov 2024
#politics
Fox News: Why the media waited till now to admit Harris ran a lousy campaign
The aftermath of Kamala Harris's unsuccessful campaign against Donald Trump has sparked criticism of media coverage that initially portrayed her as a strong candidate. Following Trump's victory, narratives shifted to highlight her campaign's failures, suggesting that journalists may have concealed her shortcomings during the race.
As Democrats assign blame for the loss, tensions between Harris and Biden's camps have surfaced, with some arguing that Biden's age and declining popularity hindered Harris's chances. Critics note that Harris failed to distinguish herself from the unpopular incumbent and did not take bold political risks, raising questions about the media's role in shaping perceptions of both candidates.
#crime
Fox News: 'Fat Leonard' mastermind behind largest corruption scandal in US military history sentenced to 15 years
Leonard Glenn Francis, known as "Fat Leonard," was sentenced to 15 years in prison for orchestrating a significant bribery scandal involving U.S. Navy officials. He was ordered to pay $20 million in restitution and a $150,000 fine. His actions led to overcharging the Navy by $35 million.
Francis, who previously fled the U.S. after cutting off his GPS monitor, was apprehended in Venezuela. His cooperation with authorities has implicated nearly 1,000 Navy officers, resulting in charges against 34 defendants.
GB News: Hammer-wielding man jailed after roaming streets in search of revenge during riots
Akheel Khan, 24, was sentenced to 15 months in prison for violent disorder after he was seen wielding a hammer during unrest in Middlesbrough on August 4. He sought those responsible for damaging his car following riots and was arrested after a police chase.
Another rioter, Jake Wray, 23, received a 38-month sentence for violent disorder, including racially motivated actions during the same riots. Both cases highlight the serious consequences of participating in civil unrest.