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America One News
26 Dec 2024
#politics
Fox News: The Hitchhiker’s Guide to failing to elect a House speaker quickly
The U.S. House of Representatives faces a potential crisis as Speaker Mike Johnson's election on January 3 is complicated by a slim Republican majority and dissent within the party. If he fails to secure an outright majority, the House will be paralyzed, unable to conduct any business, including certifying the Electoral College results.
This situation could lead to unprecedented outcomes, particularly if the House remains without a speaker by January 20, when the new president is to be inaugurated. In such a scenario, the Senate president pro tempore, currently Chuck Grassley, could assume acting presidential duties, creating a constitutional quandary.
The Western Journal: Fauci Has Lost $15 Million Taxpayer-Funded Protection Detail
Anthony Fauci, former head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, has lost his taxpayer-funded security detail, which cost $15 million over two years. He is now relying on private security after the U.S. Marshals Service disbanded his entourage.
Despite his loss of security, Fauci remains one of the highest-paid former federal employees, with an $11 million net worth and a federal pension of $414,000 annually. Critics argue that his ego and controversial COVID handling have led to his need for protection, contrasting his situation with that of current government officials.
#society
The Western Journal: Watch: 8-Year-Old Hailed as a Hero for Saving His Friend's Life During Lunch
An 8-year-old boy from Mesa, Arizona, named Thomas Conley, saved his classmate Isaiah Rodriguez from choking during lunch. Conley quickly performed the Heimlich maneuver after noticing Rodriguez's distress, demonstrating quick thinking and bravery.
Conley's actions were recognized by the Mesa Fire and Medical Department, which honored him at a school assembly. His mother noted that they had discussed choking hazards just the night before, highlighting the importance of food safety education.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Reservist killed in Gaza; IDF defends strike on Palestinians ‘posing as journalists’
An Israeli reservist was killed in central Gaza, raising Israel's military death toll in the ongoing conflict to 392. Claims from Palestinian officials regarding the deaths of five individuals in an airstrike being journalists were refuted by Israel, which stated they were Islamic Jihad operatives posing as reporters.
The conflict has led to significant casualties, with Palestinian health officials reporting a total of 45,399 deaths since the war began. As fighting continues, humanitarian conditions in Gaza worsen, with many displaced and facing dire winter conditions. The situation has drawn international concern and calls for an end to hostilities.
Le Monde: France hands over first base in Chad amid withdrawal
France has begun withdrawing its military forces from Chad, handing over its first military base in Faya-Largeau. This follows Chad's recent termination of military cooperation with France, which had approximately 1,000 personnel in the country.
The withdrawal coincides with Chad's upcoming parliamentary and local elections. France's military presence in Chad has been significant since its independence in 1960, providing crucial support against rebel threats. The shift in relations comes as Chad's leadership seeks closer ties with Russia.
Le Monde: Israel strikes airport and military targets in Yemen amid rising hostilities with Huthis
Israeli air strikes targeted Sanaa's international airport and military facilities in Yemen on December 26, following missile and drone attacks by Iran-backed Huthi rebels on Israel. The strikes aimed to dismantle military infrastructure used for smuggling Iranian weapons.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu warned the Huthis of severe consequences for their aggression, emphasizing the group's role in Iran's "axis of resistance." The ongoing conflict has escalated tensions in the region, contributing to a humanitarian crisis in Yemen.
GB News: Russia closes all Moscow airports as aviation watchdog issues cryptic statement
Russia's aviation authority has temporarily closed five airports, including all four in Moscow, without providing a reason. This decision follows the crash of an Azerbaijani Airlines plane, which reportedly may have been caused by a Russian missile defense system, resulting in 38 fatalities.
NATO has called for a thorough investigation into the crash, expressing condolences for the victims and wishing a swift recovery for the injured. The Kremlin has confirmed that it is looking into the incident.
#military
The Telegraph: The Royal Navy is in a truly pitiable condition
The Royal Navy's Carrier Strike Group 2025 (CSG25) deployment will be the first with a combat-ready British air group, focusing on the eastern Mediterranean and Red Sea. The deployment faces significant risks due to low frigate and destroyer numbers, and a struggling Royal Fleet Auxiliary.
Challenges include personnel shortages and inadequate support for the CSG, raising concerns about operational effectiveness. The upcoming Strategic Defence Review must address funding and resource allocation to avoid repeating past failures. Without proper commitment, the UK's naval capabilities may be severely compromised.
#culture
The Western Journal: Internet Explodes Over Breathtaking National Anthem on NFL's Christmas Day Ravens-Texans Game
Pentatonix delivered a stirring rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner" before the NFL game on Christmas Day, evoking strong patriotic feelings among viewers. Many expressed their emotional responses on social media, describing the performance as phenomenal and inspiring.
The group's performance, infused with themes of faith, resonated deeply with fans, showcasing their ability to blend gospel elements with popular music. While the NFL continues to face scrutiny for its cultural choices, this moment stood out as a highlight of joy and patriotism.
#health
The Western Journal: Alert: 260,000 Potentially Deadly Eggs Recalled Just as Christmas Baking Season Hits
The FDA has issued a Class I recall for nearly 260,000 Handsome Brook Farms organic pasture-raised eggs due to potential salmonella contamination. The eggs, packaged under the Kirkland Signature brand, were distributed in several Southern states and could pose serious health risks.
Consumers are advised to stop using the affected eggs, which have a Julian code of 327 and a Use By date of January 5, 2025, and return them for a refund. This recall comes amid rising egg prices, which have surged nearly 71% over the past year.