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America One News
14 Dec 2023
#politics
Liberty Nation News: Al Gore Blasts Oil and Coal Producers at World Climate Summit - Liberty Nation News
Al Gore criticizes COP28 for conflicts of interest, demanding the phasing out of fossil fuels. However, he conveniently ignores conflicts of interest with China and renewable energy manufacturers. China builds coal-fired power plants and manufactures materials for solar panels and EV cars. Renewable energy manufacturing pollutes the planet just as much as oil production.
Breitbart: Poll: 20% of Democrats Want Trump Jailed for Life, Executed, Exiled
Some Democrats despise Trump, despite his successful presidency. Trump's administration built a prosperous economy, with record job growth, rising incomes, and historic stock market highs. However, 20% of Democrats want Trump imprisoned for life, executed, or exiled if convicted of allegedly overturning the 2020 election.
The Economist: Spain’s institutions are groaning under partisan pressure
In Spain, politics is infiltrating the country's institutions, including the judiciary. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has appointed left-leaning judges to tilt the Constitutional Tribunal in his favor, leading to concerns of a breach in the separation of powers. The government's agreement with separatist parties to investigate "lawfare" further exacerbates the issue.
Fox News: Lesley Wolf, prosecutor accused of working to 'limit' questions about 'big guy' in Hunter probe, out at DOJ
The assistant U.S. attorney accused of limiting questions about President Biden in the Hunter Biden investigation is no longer with the DOJ. Wolf will be deposed at the House Judiciary Committee.
#society
Breitbart: Viewers Demand Netflix Cut Ricky Gervais Standup Special Scenes over 'Make-A-Wish' Jokes Calling Children with Cancer 'Baldies'
Netflix viewers are calling for the removal of "ableist slurs" from Ricky Gervais' new standup special, Armageddon, where he makes jokes about terminally ill children and uses offensive language. Gervais defended his jokes as just that - jokes - and criticized the shutdown of free speech on social media. The special has sparked backlash and a petition to have the offensive content removed.
The Economist: Stolpersteine grieve for victims of the Nazis, one at a time
Gunther Demnig's Stolpersteine project commemorates the individual stories of Holocaust victims, laying brass plaques in front of their last freely chosen homes. The project, which has expanded to over 30 countries in Europe, serves as a reminder of the atrocities committed during WWII and helps keep the memories of these individuals alive.
GB News: Christmas traditions risk as young Britons turn noses up at classic celebrations
Young Britons are rejecting traditional Christmas traditions, such as Secret Santa and Christmas pudding, causing these customs to become less popular. A study conducted by Duracell revealed that Gen Z is more likely to dread spending Christmas with family and have concerns about their relationship status. Other common fears included getting sick before the holiday and presents not arriving on time.
#war
Le Monde: France says it is working to get AFP journalists out of Gaza
France expressed concern over the high number of journalists harmed in the Israel-Hamas conflict and is working to evacuate AFP reporters from Gaza. They have already facilitated the safe evacuation of Palestinians and French citizens from the region. France also emphasized the importance of protecting journalists and their ability to report freely and safely.
The Economist: The crime drama Russia and Ukraine want to ban
A popular Russian TV series set in the criminal underworld of late Soviet era Tatarstan is stirring controversy in both Ukraine and Russia. Titled "A Fella's Word," the show depicts the violence and decay of the time, but also humanizes Russians. Ukrainian officials claim it is Russian propaganda, while Russian officials criticize it for glorifying violence and alternative authorities. The series has become a hit and is widely streamed despite attempts to ban it.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Iraqi PM’s office says some attackers of US embassy ‘linked to security services’
Iraq arrests attackers linked to security services who fired rockets at the US embassy in Baghdad. Tensions rise amid Israel-Hamas war.
Times Of Israel: Putin: ‘Catastrophe’ in Gaza incomparable with invasion of Ukraine
Vladimir Putin criticizes Israel's actions in Gaza, compares it to Ukraine conflict. Israel vows to topple Hamas regime.
Le Monde: Newly-confident Putin vows victory in Ukraine
Putin stated that there will be no peace in Ukraine until Russia achieves its goals, dismissing the need for a second wave of mobilization and highlighting Russian military gains. He alleged that Ukraine is sacrificing its troops to seek more aid from Western sponsors.
Times Of Israel: From Be’eri to DC, menorahs retrieved from the Oct. 7 wreckage light up for Hanukkah
New York City Mayor Eric Adams lights a menorah made from materials reclaimed from the Israeli music festival massacre by Hamas terrorists. The menorah symbolizes the perseverance of the Jewish people and serves as a reminder of the rise in antisemitism worldwide. Another menorah from a devastated community in Israel is lit by a family member who lost loved ones in the massacre, offering a sign of hope. Finally, a menorah made from a license plate found at the Supernova music festival serves as a bold declaration of Jewish survival and hope.
#economy
Le Monde: Christine Lagarde, the central banker who's mastered politics
IMF approved a loan of $57 billion for Argentina, the highest in its history, despite concerns about the country's ability to repay. Argentina subsequently defaulted on its debt in 2020, leading to an economic and social crisis.
The decision to approve the loan was influenced by political factors, with then-president Mauricio Macri needing help before the elections. Christine Lagarde, the president of the ECB at the time, used her political skills to push for the loan's approval.
#health
Fox News: Ex-Harvard doctor used his own sperm to impregnate fertility patient: lawsuit
A woman is suing her fertility doctor for allegedly using his own sperm to impregnate her instead of an anonymous donor. The doctor, a former professor at Harvard Medical School, is facing allegations of misconduct and a lawsuit seeking compensation.
#crime
Fox News: Family of Chicago woman who died in hotel freezer awarded $10 million settlement
The family of Kenneka Jenkins, who died in a hotel freezer, reaches a $10 million legal settlement with the hotel. Her mother will receive $3.7 million, other family members will receive $1.2 million and $1.5 million, while attorney fees and funeral costs will be covered.
Fox News: New York courthouse evacuated due to arson following Trump case testimony
Former President Donald Trump's civil business fraud trial in New York City courthouse evacuated briefly after a man set fire to documents. Investigations underway.
Fox News: Chipotle customers in Maryland caught on video throwing food, chairs at staff
Two Black women are wanted for assault after throwing food and a chair at a Chipotle worker in Maryland. Surveillance video shows the suspects conversing with an employee before one throws a drink and the other throws a chair at the worker. Authorities are asking for the public's help in identifying the suspects.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Watch: Black Bear Nearly Collides with Unsuspecting Skier
Skiers encounter bear while skiing at Heavenly Ski Resort near Lake Tahoe. Bear was not hibernating due to human-provided food in the area.
#technology
GB News: Putin confronted by Putin 'body-double' after months of ill health rumours
At his annual press conference, Vladimir Putin was surprised by an AI-generated version of himself, causing some amusement among the audience.
