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America One News
14 Dec 2024
#politics
Fox News: Trump brings political drama to Army-Navy game sidelines
President-elect Trump and Vice President-elect JD Vance will attend the Army-Navy game in Maryland, bringing guests that may spark controversy. Trump is accompanied by Defense Secretary nominee Pete Hegseth, while Vance will have Marine veteran Daniel Penny, recently acquitted in a high-profile chokehold case.
Hegseth's nomination faces scrutiny, and his attendance signals Trump's support amid ongoing debates. Vance criticized New York prosecutors for pursuing Penny's case, emphasizing public admiration for Penny's actions during the incident involving a homeless man.
The Telegraph: Meloni makes Javier Milei an Italian in controversial citizenship award
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has granted citizenship to Javier Milei, Argentina's libertarian president, highlighting their strengthening ties. Milei, of Italian descent, is in Rome for Meloni's party festival, and his sister has also received citizenship.
This gesture underscores the growing rapport between the two leaders, exemplified by Milei gifting Meloni a statuette of himself with a chainsaw, a symbol of his campaign style.
Fox News: Democrats need new playbook to confront Trump, Kamala Harris pollster tells party
As President-elect Trump prepares to return to the White House, Democratic strategists emphasize the need for a new approach to counter his influence. Pollster Molly Murphy notes that Trump is more popular now than during his first term, and Democrats must shift their messaging to focus on economic concerns and Trump’s policies.
Murphy suggests that Democrats should highlight the negative impacts of Trump's agenda, including tax breaks for the wealthy and rising costs for consumers. She stresses the importance of connecting with voters on cultural issues to regain support from key demographics that have shifted towards the GOP.
#society
Fox News: Former governor spots mystery drones in Maryland, blasts feds for lack of transparency
Former Maryland Governor Larry Hogan reported witnessing numerous large drones flying over his home, raising concerns about public safety and government transparency. He criticized federal agencies for their lack of information regarding the drone sightings, which have also been noted near military installations and in various states.
Frustration is growing among residents and officials, including New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, who are calling for more federal resources and legislative action to address the drone activity. The FAA is investigating the reports and has implemented temporary flight restrictions in certain areas.
#culture
Fox News: President Franklin D. Roosevelt sold Christmas trees to local residents on his own estate in the 1930s
Franklin D. Roosevelt, born in 1882 in Hyde Park, New York, established numerous Christmas traditions during his 12 years in office. He planted thousands of trees annually and hosted festive gatherings, including a Christmas Eve party for White House staff and lighting the National Christmas Tree.
His Christmas celebrations evolved amid historical challenges, particularly during World War II when his sons served in the military. Roosevelt's last Christmas message in 1944 emphasized hope for peace, reflecting the spirit of the holiday despite the tumultuous times.
Le Monde: Iranian singer Parastoo Ahmadi faces questioning after performing without a headscarf
Iranian underground singer Parastoo Ahmadi held a live-streamed "imaginary" concert on December 11, 2024, from a secret location. Despite the ban on solo female singing in Iran, she performed folk tunes and revolutionary songs, showcasing her talent and passion for her homeland.
The concert, accessible through software that bypasses Iran's social media blocks, featured Ahmadi in a black dress, accompanied by musicians. Her performance highlighted the challenges faced by female artists in the country.
#history
Times Of Israel: ‘September 5’ focuses on news, not Jews, in dramatizing 1972 Munich attack
The new film "September 5" portrays the 1972 Munich Olympics hostage crisis, drawing parallels with Hamas's October 7 attack on Israel. While the film was completed before the recent events, it highlights the media's role during the Munich crisis and the impact of live coverage on public perception.
Director Tim Fehlbaum emphasizes the film's focus on the historical moment and the decisions faced by journalists covering the tragedy. The narrative explores the complexities of reporting on terrorism and reflects on the media's evolution since that time.
#crime
GB News: Suffolk Scrooge case 'only being investigated by one officer', Bleksley suggests
Former detective Peter Bleksley has called for Suffolk Police to allocate more resources to address a series of Christmas decoration vandalism incidents. He voiced concerns about the possibility of PC Stephen Lant handling the investigation solo.