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America One News
14 Dec 2023
#politics
Fox News: Oklahoma governor signs executive order banning DEI bureaucracy in state institutions
Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt signed an executive order requiring state agencies and higher education institutions to review their Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policies. The order aims to eliminate non-critical personnel and prohibit preferential treatment based on race, color, sex, ethnicity, or national origin.
Critics argue that DEI programs have not achieved meaningful diversity and have led to religious intolerance and a threat to free speech rights. Supporters of the executive order believe it promotes equality of opportunity and prepares students for the workforce.
Breitbart: Newsom: GOP Has 'to Focus on' CA's 'Failures' to Make Their Criticisms Look Right, But I Did Have to Threaten to Sue S.F.
Governor Newsom addressed criticisms of San Francisco's problems, stating that Republicans focus on failures to undermine Democratic policies. He acknowledged the housing and homelessness issues, claiming he threatened to sue San Francisco to address the crisis. Newsom highlighted California's economic success and emphasized the state's commitment to mental health reform.
Breitbart: Sunak's Popularity Falls to Lowest of Premiership as 70% Disapprove
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's approval rating hits a record low, with 70% of voters disapproving of his performance. His pledge to stop illegal migration has not been fulfilled, causing concerns among MPs from his own party. Critics argue that Sunak must lead the country out of the European Court of Human Rights to regain control of the borders.
Le Monde: Senegal court clears opposition leader Ousmane Sonko to run for president
Senegalese opposition leader Ousmane Sonko has been ordered to be reinstated on the electoral roll by a judge, allowing him to run in the upcoming presidential election. Sonko had been removed from the register after being sentenced to two years' imprisonment. The decision has sparked celebration among Sonko's supporters, but the state plans to file an appeal.
GB News: Putin becomes a laughing stock as press conference leaves President humiliated
During Russian President Vladimir Putin's annual press conference, messages criticizing him and questioning his reality appeared on giant screens behind him. The event, which allows journalists and citizens to ask Putin questions directly, was disrupted by messages suggesting he should quit and criticizing his handling of education and healthcare. In addition, an AI-generated version of Putin asked him if he used body doubles, leaving the President briefly speechless.
Breitbart: Hunter Biden Chaos Could 'Ruin Things' for His Dad's Reelection Bid
Hunter Biden's legal conflicts cause controversy for President Joe Biden's reelection campaign, damaging his approval ratings and distracting from other issues. Democrats express concern and view it as an unwelcome distraction.
Fox News: Russia extends pre-trial detention of Evan Gershkovich, Putin talks release
Russian officials have extended the pre-trial detention of Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich until at least Jan. 30, 2024. Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed calls for his release, stating that the American side must make an appropriate decision. Gershkovich was detained in March on allegations of espionage but denies the charges.
The U.S. government has declared Gershkovich to be wrongfully detained, and the White House is working to bring him home. Russian authorities have yet to provide evidence to support the espionage charges. Russia has rejected a significant offer from the Biden administration aimed at securing Gershkovich's release.
#military
Times Of Israel: IDF suspends troops for singing Hanukkah songs into Jenin mosque loudspeakers
The IDF suspended soldiers for singing Hanukkah songs in a mosque during a three-day operation in Jenin. The soldiers will be disciplined accordingly.
#crime
Fox News: 2 arrested after Virginia elementary school students ingest gummy bears from fentanyl-laced bag
Two adults arrested after elementary school students fall ill from ingesting fentanyl residue on gummy bears. No indication of other fentanyl at school.