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America One News
22 Dec 2023
#politics
Fox News: Biden under pressure to denounce CO ruling, university sued over controversial firing and more top headlines
Fox News' morning newsletter highlights calls for Biden to denounce Colorado's ruling on Trump, a university sued for alleged demotion based on race, a centuries-old Advent tradition, accusations of plagiarism at Harvard, and a former prosecutor denying politics played a role in obstructing a Hunter probe.
#society
The Telegraph: Falling Christmas tree kills woman at Belgium festive market
During stormy weather in Oudenaarde, Belgium, a woman was killed and two others injured when a large Christmas tree fell over in a historic town square. The investigation will focus on whether the tree was properly secured and the impact of the weather.
GB News: Wood-burning stoves at risk of being banned as MPs back major health report
A report suggests that wood-burning stoves should come with health warning labels and councils should be empowered to ban their use on polluted days. The study highlights the negative medical consequences of the outdoor air pollution produced by these stoves, which contribute to premature deaths. The proposal aims to reduce pollution without harming those in precarious financial situations.
GB News: Dawn Butler reports vile Mumsnet users to police after wading into Brianna Ghey case
Labour MP Dawn Butler plans to report Mumsnet users for abuse after receiving criticism for her comments on the murder of transgender teen Brianna Ghey. Butler accused the government of fostering hate towards the trans community, prompting Mumsnet users to accuse her of exploiting the tragedy politically. Mumsnet responded by offering to investigate any posts that broke the law, but also criticized Butler for attacking their forum while using Twitter, which they claim has lighter moderation.
Fox News: Fox News ‘Antisemitism Exposed’ Newsletter: Jewish Americans arm up, class of '28 rejects Harvard
Fox News reports on the rising antisemitism in the U.S. and worldwide, highlighting the increase in gun ownership among California's Jewish community for self-defense. Harvard's early application declined by 17% amid concerns of institutional leaders' reluctance to condemn antisemitism. Bill Maher criticizes the pro-Palestinian movement, and swatting incidents targeting Jewish institutions are under investigation by the FBI. Young American Jews now face a choice in publicly identifying with their heritage due to the rise in antisemitism. Senator Eric Schmitt views colleges as indoctrination camps for cultural Marxism.
Fox News: Navy SEAL wives battle woke public library in war on Christmas: 'Fight for our kids, our religious liberty'
Navy SEAL wives in Coronado, CA are fighting against their local library's refusal to let veterans read patriotic books to children. They claim the library promotes sexually explicit material to minors. This has sparked a larger debate about American heritage, faith, and traditional holidays.
The Federalist: Kate Cox's Baby Deserved A Name
Earlier this month, a Texas woman challenged the state's abortion law in order to terminate her unborn child with a fatal genetic condition. Her appeal to obtain an abortion based on medical needs was denied, leading her to travel to another state for the procedure. The case has sparked a nationwide debate on the rights of pregnant women and the value of life.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Two Syrians charged with war crimes in Germany
German federal prosecutors have charged two Syrians with war crimes committed in Damascus a decade ago as part of the Islamic State group. The two men, identified as Mohammad A and Asmael K, are accused of membership in a foreign terror organization and hostage-taking resulting in death. Asmael K is also charged with murder and killing people protected under international law.
The men are alleged to have abducted and executed two opponents of the organization, along with 10 other prisoners. They will now await trial in custody. Germany previously used universal jurisdiction to prosecute Syrians for crimes committed during the civil war.
#other
GB News: Christmas travel strikes: Eurotunnel shutdown causes chaos ‘Many people in great distress!’
Travel expert Simon Calder has provided an update on the travel chaos in the UK during the Christmas season due to various disruptions. Eurostar cancelled all trains temporarily but will resume operations soon. To accommodate those affected by the Eurotunnel strike, Eurostar will run extra trains between Paris and London. Avanti West Coast also caused disruptions due to blocked electric wires between Milton Keynes Central and Watford Junction. Calder assured that Christmas deliveries will likely not be affected, as trucks can use alternative routes such as ferries. However, he mentioned that it will take a few days for things to normalize and for people to reach their intended destinations.