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America One News
28 Dec 2023
#politics
Liberty Nation News: Texas Makes Illegal Crossings a State Crime - Liberty Nation News
Texas has passed a law making illegal border crossing a state crime and allowing for continued border wall construction. It faces legal challenges from the ACLU. This could significantly reduce illegal immigration through Texas.
Forbes: Biggest Recorded Political Gift Of 2023 Was For DeSantis—But This Donor May Switch To Trump
Hotel magnate and aerospace executive Robert Bigelow, the largest political donor this year, gave $20.05 million to a pro-Ron DeSantis group, but has soured on DeSantis and may shift support to Donald Trump. Other wealthy entrepreneurs, including Jeff Yass and the Walton family, have also donated millions to GOP groups. The GOP megadonor class is looking for an alternative to Trump, with some considering supporting Nikki Haley.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Dec 28: Day 83 – As Hamas war rages, a judicial overhaul bombshell drops
The High Court of Justice is likely to strike down a controversial law, impacting Israel's leadership. The IDF faces challenges as Israeli casualties rise. (129 characters)
The Telegraph: Ukraine is losing, but the UK must stand by it
Britain has faced economic trauma and an immigration crisis in 2023. Despite this, the country played a significant role in the conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza. Ukraine is struggling in the war, losing ground to Russia and losing international support. In the Middle East, the war in Gaza has diverted attention and resources from Ukraine. Russia and Iran are key players in both conflicts. The geopolitical challenges of authoritarian dictatorships and violent Islamism are the greatest challenges Britain faces. The outlook for next year includes further Russian victories and escalating conflict in the Middle East. Britain's priority should be to support its allies.
#economy
GB News: Post Office sees record amount of cash withdrawn with millions taken out in single day
Post Office sees record cash withdrawals on Christmas Day, with £62.4 million taken out by customers over the counter. Personal customers deposited £1.1 million, while businesses deposited £1.06 million.
#culture
The Telegraph: Greece will ‘compensate’ British Museum if it returns the Elgin Marbles
Greece is considering lending antiquities to the British Museum if the Elgin Marbles are returned, in order to avoid empty galleries. The culture minister suggests rotating exhibitions of important artifacts to boost international visitors. Talks for a possible deal are ongoing, but no specific items have been identified yet.
#crime
Fox News: Boston-area police lieutenant charged with raping child over past year
Winthrop Police Lt. James Feeley, 56, has been charged with child rape and indecent assault on a child under 14. Feeley's bail was set at $200,000 and he is not allowed contact with the victim. Feeley's attorney stated that the allegations were an aberration and Feeley has no criminal record.
Fox News: North Texas highway crash kills 6, including 2 children
A head-on collision between a pickup truck and a minivan in Texas leaves six people dead and three critically injured. The driver of the pickup truck, a 17-year-old, crossed into oncoming traffic, resulting in a fatal crash.
Fox News: Connecticut man reportedly fired at police dog before being fatally shot by officers
Vaughn R. Malloy, 42, was fatally shot by police in Connecticut while attempting to flee from state troopers and other officers serving a warrant for a 2022 shooting. Malloy fired at the police dog and troopers, striking a police vehicle before being shot. The incident is categorized as .
#other
The Telegraph: UAE urged to drop ‘politically motivated’ terror charges against human rights activists
Dozens of human rights activists in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are facing "politically motivated" terrorism charges in a secret mass trial. Rights organizations are calling for the charges to be dropped and for the immediate release of all detained individuals. The UAE has been criticized for its human rights record in the past, including allegations of using spyware to target activists.