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America One News
9 Nov 2023
#politics
Fox News: Gen Z Democrat ditching Biden as family struggles with high costs: Our wallets are 'speaking louder'
Voters frustrated with Biden administration's trajectory as Trump leads in swing states. Democrat voter rethinking support for Biden due to stress and economic hardships. He suggests a split ticket in 2024 for unity.
The Telegraph: Politics latest news: Transport Secretary refuses to back Braverman over police protester comments
Transport Secretary Mark Harper distanced himself from Home Secretary Suella Braverman's accusation that the police were "playing favourites" with protesters. He declined to comment on her remarks, stating that he preferred to focus on their collective actions. Braverman's comments, made in an article for The Times, sparked controversy, particularly after Rishi Sunak confirmed that a pro-Palestinian march would proceed in London on Armistice Day. The Prime Minister sought assurances from the Metropolitan Police Commissioner regarding public safety, with Sunak asserting that accountability would be held if any trouble arose.
Fox News: This issue dominates voters' minds a year out from presidential election
Americans have identified border security as their top priority in the lead-up to the 2024 presidential election. They express concern over the Biden administration's handling of the border crisis, with many believing that terrorists are entering the country. Some voters also emphasize the need to fix the economy and address issues such as gun violence and student loan forgiveness. Overall, many Americans want to see a change in the current administration.
#society
Fox News: What is a passport bro? Growing number of men are ditching American women to find love overseas
A viral TikTok trend known as "passport bros" has emerged, with American men seeking relationships with foreign women who they believe have more conservative values. The trend has gained traction due to remote work opportunities during the pandemic. Some men feel disconnected from the dating culture in the US and believe that foreign women offer qualities that align more with their preferences. However, critics warn of potential negative consequences, such as perpetuating unequal power dynamics and objectifying women from other countries.
The Federalist: Good News: Dads Are Spending More Time With Their Kids
Good news for a change! Fathers are spending more time with their children, leading to a decrease in fatherless households. The presence of fathers benefits children greatly, providing role models, emotional stability, and protection. More involved fathers also benefit wives and mothers, and help dispel negative stereotypes about dads. However, there are still challenges, particularly for fathers without a college degree and disparities among different racial groups. Marriage plays a crucial role in father involvement, as married fathers spend significantly more time with their children than unmarried fathers. Encouraging marriage and fatherhood is essential for the well-being of children and society as a whole.
#war
Le Monde: Myroslav Marynovych: 'Russians should organize concrete action against the war'
Myroslav Marynovych, a Soviet dissident in Ukraine, has been committed to human rights causes for decades. He believes citizens should have the right to criticize political power, but political polemics have diminished due to the war with Russia. Marynovych is not worried about freedom of expression in Ukraine. The debate exists on whether to hold the presidential election in 2024. Some Ukrainian Orthodox clergy are sincere in their faith, but there is controversy over their affiliation with Moscow.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Israeli-Hamas war: Macron makes risky gamble of hosting conference on Gaza humanitarian aid
In the midst of escalating conflict between Israel and Hamas, President Macron organizes a humanitarian conference at the Elysée Palace to address the urgent needs of the population in Gaza. Despite doubts and Israel's refusal to accept a ceasefire, Macron aims to mobilize the international community. The conference has garnered criticism, particularly from Arab capitals, but will be attended by Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh and representatives from various countries and organizations.
#military
The Telegraph: Israel 'fought Hamas in tunnels' in 10-hour battle for key Gaza stronghold - follow latest
Israel's military captures Hamas stronghold after intense fighting, including in underground tunnels. They also continue air strikes in nearby Gaza City.
#crime
Fox News: German police officer accused of painting climate activist's face with orange paint after slamming to ground
German police officer accused of assaulting and painting the face of a radical climate activist. The activist belonged to a group called Letzte Generation and had defaced the Federal Chancellery. The incident is currently under investigation.