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America One News
8 Dec 2024
#politics
Fox News: JONATHAN TURLEY: ANTIFA gear for kids? Democrats think it's cute to flaunt support for violent group
Crooked Media, co-founded by former Obama staffers, is selling Antifa-themed merchandise, including baby onesies and hats, promoting a controversial political stance. This has sparked criticism for normalizing support for a group associated with violence and anti-free speech actions.
Despite the backlash, a spokesperson stated the items are serious, reflecting a broader trend of liberal figures downplaying Antifa's violent actions. The embrace of such merchandise raises concerns about the implications for political discourse and free speech in the current climate.
Liberty Nation News: Test Your News Knowledge Quiz – December 8, 2024 - Liberty Nation News
Australia has passed a law with a 77% approval rating banning children under 16 from using social media. This move reflects growing concerns about the impact of online platforms on youth.
In the U.S., a university has a significant imbalance in political affiliations among professors, with a 28:1 ratio of Democrats to Republicans. This raises questions about academic diversity.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Assad the tyrant has fallen – some fear what comes next will be worse
The recent offensive in Syria has swiftly ended a 13-year rebellion against Bashar al-Assad, leading to uncertainty about the future of the country. The power dynamics are shifting from Assad's Alawite minority to the Sunni Arab majority, impacting Iran and Russia's influence in the region.
As Russia may lose its strategic bases in Syria, it could pivot its focus to Libya, where it backs warlord Khalifa Haftar. The geopolitical landscape in the Middle East is poised for further changes in the wake of these developments.
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Dec. 8: Day 429 – Rebels capture Damascus, Assad rule ends in Syria
Rebel forces have reportedly taken control of Damascus, leading to celebrations as the Assad family appears to have fled Syria. The situation raises concerns about the influence of various factions, including Russian, Kurdish, and Turkish forces, and the implications for Israel.
In Australia, a synagogue in Melbourne was set ablaze in an arson attack now classified as terrorism, prompting reactions from the Jewish community. Additionally, a video of Hamas hostage Matan Zangauker has surfaced, with his mother becoming a prominent anti-government voice regarding the hostage crisis.
#religion
The Western Journal: Bible Sales Explode, Beat Average Book Sales Growth by Whopping 2,100 Percent
Bible sales in the U.S. surged by 22% this year, significantly outpacing overall book sales, which grew by less than 1%. This increase is attributed to societal anxieties stemming from global events, with young first-time buyers showing a growing interest in understanding faith through scripture.
Despite a decline in the percentage of Americans identifying as Christian, there are signs of a spiritual revival, including mass gatherings and increased engagement among younger generations. This trend may indicate a renewed desire for hope and assurance in uncertain times.
#health
GB News: Product recall: Tesco shoppers warned of recalled product which 'poses a risk to health'
Tesco has urgently recalled its Red Cabbage & Apple 300G product due to a misprinted Use By date, showing December 29 instead of the correct December 11. Consuming the product past its intended shelf life may pose health risks.
Customers are advised not to eat the affected product and return it to any Tesco store for a full refund, with no receipt needed. This follows a previous recall of Tesco's Chicken Tsukune Skewers for a similar issue.
The Western Journal: NFL Legend Randy Moss Abruptly Leaves ESPN, Asks for Prayer
NFL Hall of Famer Randy Moss has stepped away from ESPN's "Sunday NFL Countdown" to address a personal health challenge. He revealed he is battling an unspecified internal ailment and has called for prayers and support from fans.
Moss, known for his impactful career with the Minnesota Vikings and New England Patriots, emphasized the importance of health check-ups for men. ESPN has expressed full support for Moss during this time and looks forward to his return.
#education
Liberty Nation News: Civics Is Making a Comeback in Higher Ed - Liberty Nation News
A new report indicates that civics education is gaining traction on college campuses, countering what some see as radical leftist indoctrination. Over 100 civics programs have emerged, emphasizing traditional subjects like constitutional rights and federalism, often funded by conservative donors.
Despite pushback from progressive faculty, these programs aim to foster free thinking and reflect the historical purpose of higher education. The movement represents a significant shift towards a more balanced curriculum, challenging the dominance of left-leaning ideologies in academia.
Liberty Nation News: The Decline of Public Education: Even Teachers Are Cutting Class - Liberty Nation News
Chronic absenteeism among teachers is a significant issue in Chicago Public Schools, with 43% of teachers missing ten or more days in the 2023-2024 school year. This trend is echoed in other districts and across the nation, exacerbating existing challenges in education and contributing to student learning loss.
Despite high salaries, teacher attendance remains a problem, with the Chicago Teachers' Union pushing for additional funding and resources. As a result, students continue to struggle academically, raising concerns about the future of education and the commitment of educators to their students.