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America One News
15 Dec 2023
#politics
GB News: Anneliese Dodds calls for 'action to be taken' after migrant death in the Channel
Labour's Annelise Dodds calls for action against criminal gangs behind migrant crisis in the English Channel, emphasizing the need to break them up and increase prosecutions. Labour proposes a joint elite police unit and hiring more caseworkers to process claims.
The Telegraph: The Trump fandom is stronger than ever
Trump launched a second NFT collection, selling pieces of his mugshot suit. Lack of conversation about it suggests waning relevancy, but it may be a testament to the enduring strength of Trump's fandom. Truth Social, his social media platform, may not be a conventional success, but it thrives as a massive fan club. Trump's dedicated and invested followers give him enduring relevance.
Fox News: 10 things you didn’t know about ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’
1. Veterans of the U.S. military created the Charlie Brown Christmas special.
2. CBS executives disliked the Charlie Brown Christmas special.
3. Neil Reagan, President Reagan's brother, played a role in the production.
4. Animating Peanuts characters was difficult due to their design.
5. The special contains many continuity errors.
6. Linus drops his blanket during a significant moment in the special.
7. An immigrant directed and animated the special.
8. The Golden Gate Bridge inspired the soundtrack of the special.
9. Schulz insisted on incorporating Scripture into the special.
10. Some child actors couldn't read their scripts for the special.
#society
Fox News: US Census Bureau data reveals gender imbalance across America
The U.S. Census Bureau released data showing regional variations in the male-to-female ratio across the country. Women outnumber men in eastern and southern urban areas, while the West skews male. The ratio inverts around age 30 due to higher male mortality rates.
#war
Breitbart: Prince Harry in Court Win Against British Tabloid over Phone Hacking
Prince Harry wins phone hacking lawsuit against the publisher of Daily Mirror. Court finds hacking was widespread and executives covered it up.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Victor Orban got exactly what he wanted from crunch EU summit
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban vetoed a €50 billion aid plan for Ukraine, straining Europe's support for Kyiv. Orban, seen as a close ally of Russia, has longstanding grievances with Ukraine and wants to leverage his position for financial gain. Despite the delay in aid, Orban is confident that he will ultimately benefit from the situation.
The Telegraph: Battle Lines: 'If there is one Hamas guy without a right arm, but with his left hand makes a victory sign – we lost'
Middle East Correspondent reports on the Israeli assault on Gaza, while Foreign Correspondent analyzes the impact on Benjamin Netanyahu's political survival. IDF's tactics and effectiveness discussed.
GB News: UK security facing ‘heightened risk’ after Hamas plot in Europe smashed by spies
Britons face heightened risk as intelligence agencies disrupt a Hamas plot to murder Jews in Europe. Suspects were attempting to bring weapons to Berlin. Growing threat to European and British civilians from Hamas and its allies. Security services remain vigilant.
#economy
GB News: Andrew Griffith boasts 'fastest form of broadband' for UK as Europe beaten in tech race
Government aims to provide high-speed broadband across the UK, including rural areas. Access to gigabit broadband is expanding, with the goal of reaching 85% of the UK by 2025. It is seen as essential for both personal and business use.
Fox News: The Left's all-out war on American energy. Is it too late to reverse course?
President Biden's plan to make 50% of vehicles EVs by 2030 threatens the American automobile industry, as their best-selling vehicles are gas-powered. This puts automakers at risk and will lead to job loss and decreased production. Additionally, the reliance on China for battery production further impacts the US economy and energy independence.
#religion
GB News: John Cleese: Why I believe Jesus performed miracles
Monty Python legend John Cleese discusses religion and his belief in the miracles of Jesus Christ with Professor Helen Bond on his GB News series. Cleese acknowledges the existence of healers who can perform extraordinary feats and cites evidence from Jewish historian Josephus and Roman writers to support Jesus' existence. He concludes by stating that religion can be an experience of the divine or a means of controlling one's ego.
#history
Gataway Couple: Historic Forts in Florida to Add to Your List
The forts in Florida are more than just tourist attractions. They have a rich and significant history, dating back to the Spanish rule in the 16th and 17th centuries. These forts played a crucial role in defending the land, trading, and commerce. Today, visitors can explore and experience the historical significance of these forts, such as Castillo de San Marcos, Fort Jefferson, Fort Pickens, Fort Zachary Taylor, Fort Clinch, Fort Matanzas, and Fort Christmas Historical Park. These forts are a must-visit for history enthusiasts and offer a hands-on learning experience.
#health
Fox News: EPA begins to review cancer-causing chemical risks following Ohio train derailment
The Biden administration is conducting a formal evaluation of vinyl chloride, a cancer-causing chemical found in plastic products, following a train derailment in Ohio. The Environmental Protection Agency will study vinyl chloride's impact on human health and the environment. Activists welcome the review, calling for a ban on petrochemicals like vinyl chloride.
#other
Le Monde: French chefs are determined to put stinky cheeses back on the map
French chefs are reviving interest in strong cheeses, like Roquefort and Camembert, as they fall out of favor with consumers. Cheese sales in France were down 3.3% in 2022, mainly due to high prices. Chefs are using these pungent cheeses in daring and innovative dishes, but the average household budget for milder cheeses, like Emmental, is much higher. French cheese experts believe that education should start at a young age to introduce children to the diverse flavors of strong cheeses.
Breitbart: Video Shows Gospel Singer Pedro Henrique Die at 30 After Collapsing Onstage
Brazilian gospel singer Pedro Henrique collapsed and died mid-concert at a private religious event in Feira de Santana. The cause of death was initially reported as a heart attack, though further confirmation is awaited. Henrique, known for his YouTube channel and solo career, leaves behind his wife and 2-month-old daughter.