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America One News
21 Dec 2023
#politics
Fox News: Blue state effort to uproot election law could forever change local races: expert
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is expected to sign a bill that would move town, village, and county elections to even-numbered years, potentially drowning out local candidates with big-money campaigns for state and federal offices. Supporters argue it will increase voter turnout, while critics say it's bad for democracy and local governments. The bill has been passed without committee hearings and no support from minority party members.
Fox News: Mexican president reignites battle with Texas Gov Abbott with challenge over immigration law
Mexican President Lopez Obrador is challenging Texas Governor Abbott over a new immigration law. The law allows for the arrest and prosecution of illegal immigrants in Texas, which has caused anger and backlash from the Mexican president. This ongoing feud is part of a larger dispute between Mexico and Texas over the migrant crisis.
GB News: Colorado ruling against Trump an ‘illegal, unconstitutional ruling’ says former Supreme Court law clerk
Former Supreme Court law clerk accuses US Democrats of using the Colorado ruling as a precedent to ban Donald Trump from the ballot. He claims it's unconstitutional and a way to disenfranchise voters.
Fox News: Veterans shame Democrat in top 2024 House race for wearing Army uniform during event despite never serving
Michigan veterans call on Democrat Curtis Hertel to apologize for wearing an Army-issued uniform despite never serving. The veterans accuse Hertel of "stolen valor" and want him to publicly apologize. Hertel claims the jacket was a gift from his brother-in-law, an Army officer, and wore it to honor his family.
#society
Fox News: Prince Harry, Meghan Markle's 2023 year in headlines
In 2023, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex made headlines as they continued their life in California. They faced controversies, published tell-all books, faced eviction from their UK home, and made public appearances in Hollywood.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Bipartisan resolution urges Biden admin to crack down on Iran-backed militia groups
Senators Ted Cruz and Chris Coons condemn Iranian military attacks on US service members in Iraq and Syria, calling for the Biden administration to take action. The attacks are seen as retaliation for US support of Israel.
#education
Fox News: Oklahoma schools chief to announce plan to ban DEI in Sooner State's public schools
Oklahoma plans to ban diversity, equity, and inclusion programs in public schools. State superintendent Ryan Walters believes these programs push "woke ideology" and distract from learning. Teachers' unions are against the ban, but many parents support it.
#crime
Fox News: Cop fired in sex-romp scandal claims racial discrimination: lawsuit
Former Tennessee police officer Lewis Powell is suing the city of La Vergne for race discrimination after being fired for his involvement in a sex scandal with a female colleague. The scandal led to the termination of several officers, including Powell, while others were allowed to remain on the force. Powell argues that he was unfairly treated due to the color of his skin, alleging racial prejudice within the police department.
Fox News: 5 Hollywood arrests of 2023
Jonathan Majors, a Marvel star, was arrested for assaulting and harassing his ex-girlfriend. He was found guilty of most charges but cleared of assault causing intentional injury. Sam Haskell IV, the son of a Hollywood producer, was charged with murdering his wife and her parents. Gigi Hadid faced marijuana charges in the Cayman Islands, while Bam Margera surrendered to police for domestic violence. Tiffany Haddish was arrested for DUI.
Fox News: Crime study shows teens 3 times more likely to be killed now than decades ago
A new study reveals that homicide rates in the U.S. have been steadily rising since the 1960s. Teenagers aged 15-19 are three times more likely to be killed now than they were in 1960. People aged 20-25 remain the most at risk of being killed. The report suggests several factors that may contribute to the increase, including the COVID-19 pandemic, racial justice protests, economic stress, and disruptions to law enforcement.
Fox News: Pan Am Flight 103: Hurt, anger remain 35 years after terrorist massacre over Lockerbie
On December 21, 1988, Pan Am Flight 103 exploded over Lockerbie, Scotland, killing all 259 people on board and 11 people on the ground. Abu Agila Mohammad Mas'ud Kheir Al-Marimi, a former Libyan intelligence operative, has been taken into U.S. custody and will face charges for his alleged role in the bombing. Mas'ud admitted to building the bomb in an interview after Qaddafi's regime collapsed.