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America One News
20 Dec 2023
#politics
The Telegraph: Never-Trumpers are gearing up for a second Civil War
The media's constant alarmism has led to a belief that a contemporary Civil War movie is a preview of our future. There is a profound detachment between the destruction consumed digitally and the actual reality on the ground.
Despite the rhetoric, the United States has not experienced the preconditions for a Civil War. Instead, there has been a turn towards apathy and a decrease in news consumption. Let's be cautious of alarmism from both Democrats and Republicans, as it can lead to government overreach and further division.
#society
The Federalist: Lawsuit: WI State Bar's 'Diversity Clerkship' Racially Discriminates
The State Bar of Wisconsin is facing a lawsuit for its "diversity clerkship program" which allegedly discriminates based on race. The Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty (WILL) is suing on behalf of a trial attorney who is forced to pay dues as a member of the bar.
Le Monde: Three major porn sites must protect children under tougher EU regulation
EU adds three porn sites to list of regulated platforms under new Digital Services Act From April, these sites must comply with stricter rules to protect children and combat illegal content. Non-compliance could result in fines or bans. Platforms are required to analyze threats, provide access to data, undergo external audits, remove illicit content promptly, and be transparent about algorithms. Investigations have been opened against major tech companies for potential DSA violations.
The Economist: Why French women no longer wear high heels
The high-heeled shoe is losing favor among women in Paris, with many opting for chunky boots and trainers instead. This shift is attributed to factors such as the COVID-19 pandemic, the rise of remote work, and a rebellion against the figure-deforming nature of stilettos. While there may be a brief revival during the festive season, the trend of comfort and practicality seems to be firmly entrenched in French fashion.
The Telegraph: California approves rules for turning sewage waste into drinking water
California has approved rules allowing for recycled sewage water to be pumped into household taps for drinking, aiming to reclaim waste discharge. The regulations, adopted by the California State Water Resources Control Board, make it the second US state to permit the practice. Water agencies will need to convince customers that recycled water is safe to drink, as the treatment removes minerals that give fresh drinking water its taste.
#culture
The Economist: Inside the banter-industrial complex
Summary: The Professional Darts Corporation (pdc) world darts championship in London is a debauched mix of fancy dress and elite sport, embodying Britain's banter-industrial complex. Darts, a sport soaked in irony and lager, has become a cultural phenomenon that attracts a diverse crowd. With big money involved, the sport continues to grow and attract viewers, despite being considered a dreadful spectator sport by some.
#sports
GB News: Michelle Mone in line for £85,000 Christmas bonus after sporting gift for billionaire husband
Baroness Michelle Mone, amidst controversy over PPE contracts, has a strong chance of winning £85,000 with her racehorse Monbeg Genius in the Welsh Grand National. Monbeg Genius is already a favorite at 6/1, with the potential to compete in the Grand National in April. The prize fund for the Grand National in 2014 was £1 million, but falls short compared to other lucrative horse races like the Saudi Cup and the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: Who Owns Overland Expo?
Overland Expo is an event series for adventurers and outdoor enthusiasts, featuring classes, demonstrations, and a trade expo. Founded by Jonathan and Roseann Hanson in 2009, it has grown in popularity and was acquired by Emerald Holdings in 2023. The events are held in different regions of the United States, including Flagstaff, Redmond, Loveland, and Arrington. Attendees can expect a wide range of activities and the opportunity to connect with other like-minded adventurers.
GB News: Britain's busiest mountain rescue team at risk of 'burnout' as volunteers answer record callouts
Llanberis mountain rescue team in Wales is facing burnout due to a surge in callouts, responding to over 300 emergencies this year. The team, made up of unpaid volunteers, is struggling to keep up with the increasing demand, leading to fatigue and the risk of burnout. As incidents become more complex, the team is reaching its limit in providing support.
Field & Stream: HotHands Hand Warmers Are Up to 60% Off Right Now
Stay warm outdoors this winter with discounted HotHands hand warmers, toe warmers, and body warmers available on Amazon. Save up to 60% off and keep your hands, feet, and body toasty for hours.
Backpacker: The Gear That Backpacker’s Editors Loved in 2023
Over the course of a year, editors at Backpacker tested and reviewed various hiking gear. Highlights include Fjällräven Bergtagen Stretch Trousers and Sea to Summit Spark 18°F sleeping bag. Additional recommendations include Mustang Survival Highwater 22L backpack and Gregory Jade 28 daypack.
#other
GB News: 'Incredibly cruel and disgusting' Reindeer shooting holidays slammed by animal rights activist
Animal activists condemn a firm offering reindeer shooting hunts in Norway as cruel and ruining the spirit of Christmas. PETA calls it appalling and urges a ban on importing hunting trophies into the UK. However, proponents argue it helps manage the wild population and boosts rural economies.