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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.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Iranians chant ‘Death to Israel’ at huge funeral of commander said killed by Israel
Thousands gathered in Tehran for the funeral of Revolutionary Guard commander Razi Mousavi, who was killed in Syria in an alleged Israeli strike. Mourners chanted anti-Israel and anti-America slogans while displaying flags with messages opposing Israel. This comes amidst heightened tensions in the region due to the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Times Of Israel: Improper munition said cause of high death toll in strike on Gaza’s Maghazi
The Israeli military admits to using improper ordnance in a strike that killed dozens in the Gaza Strip. The strike caused collateral damage and the IDF expressed regret for harm to noncombatants.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Shares Gain as Rate Cut Bets Pile Up
World shares rise as investors anticipate aggressive interest rate cuts and the dollar weakens. European shares approach a 23-month high, and Wall Street is set for gains. The MSCI world equity index gains 0.3 percent. Investors are betting on rapid-fire rate cuts from the Federal Reserve next year, with futures now implying an 88 percent chance of a rate cut in March. Analysts at Goldman Sachs expect three consecutive rate cuts in the first half of 2024. The decline in inflation is likely to lead to early and fast rate cuts.
The Epoch Times: Oil Prices Slide as Red Sea Transport Disruptions Ease
Oil prices fall as concerns ease about shipping disruptions in Red Sea. Major shipping companies are returning to the Suez Canal, diverting only a few vessels around Africa. Tensions in the Middle East persist.
The Epoch Times: Dollar Dips as Traders Stay Fixed on US Rate Cuts Next Year
The dollar fell as bets of a US recession drove markets. The yen was the biggest mover, dropping to its lowest in months.
#health
GB News: Teenagers waking up in middle of the night to vape
Children in the UK are becoming addicted to vaping, with the number of children using vapes tripling in the past three years. The headteacher of Saint John Henry Newman Catholic College in Oldham, Glyn Potts, warns that this addiction is leading young people to access vapes containing substances not designed for the human body, such as THC or CBD. Potts believes that vaping serves as a gateway to accessing other materials and has called on the government to ban the sale of vapes in off licences and corner shops.
The Telegraph: Man rescued from wreckage of truck that crashed six days ago
A man survives being trapped in his wrecked truck for six days after being discovered by fishermen. Rescuers find him pinned under a highway bridge in northwest Indiana, where he had been since December 20th. He is alive but with life-threatening injuries.
#crime
Fox News: Massachusetts trial for man in 1988 case of 11-year-old's murder stalls as jury deadlocks
The trial of Marvin McClendon Jr., a 76-year-old Alabama man accused of the 1988 killing of 11-year-old Melissa Ann Tremblay in Massachusetts, ended with a mistrial declared due to a deadlocked jury. No new trial date has been set.
McClendon, who pleaded not guilty, was linked to the killing through DNA evidence. Tremblay had gone missing after accompanying her mother and her mother’s boyfriend to a social club near a trainyard in Lawrence. McClendon maintains his innocence and looks forward to a retrial.
The Telegraph: Pierce Brosnan to appear in court for ‘trespassing’ on Yellowstone hot spring
Actor Pierce Brosnan is facing charges for trespassing on a dangerous hot spring in Yellowstone National Park. The former James Bond star allegedly went beyond authorized areas to get a closer look at the thermal Mammoth Terraces. Hot springs at the park can cause severe burns and more than 20 people have died from entering or falling into them.
#science
Fox News: 2023 space stories: A review of the giant leaps mankind made in the past year
NASA brings first asteroid sample back to Earth. Artemis II crew announced and preparing for 2024 moon flight.