THE AMERICA ONE NEWS
Feb 24, 2025 |
0
| Remer,MNSponsor: QWIKET AI
Sponsor: QWIKET AI
Sponsor: QWIKET AI: Sports Knowledge
Sponsor: QWIKET AI: Interactive Sports Knowledge.
Sponsor: QWIKET AI: Interactive Sports Knowledge and Reasoning Support.
topic
#illegals
Breitbart: Nolte: Survey Reveals Trump’s Mass Deportation Policy Has 62% Approval
A recent Rasmussen poll shows 62% of likely voters support President Trump's mass deportation policies, with strong backing from Hispanic (63%) and Black (59%) voters. Even 44% of Democrats and 64% of Independents favor deporting illegal immigrants.
The poll indicates that 40% of respondents would be more likely to reelect representatives supporting Trump's policies. Despite this, the Democrat Party remains aligned with the 22% who strongly oppose deportations, risking internal conflict as identity politics shape their base.
#politics
Fox News: Jane Fonda defends 'woke' at SAG Awards, rallies Hollywood to 'resist' Trump
At the SAG Awards, actress Jane Fonda criticized President Trump and urged Hollywood to embrace empathy in a politically charged speech. She emphasized the importance of understanding others, regardless of differing political views, and called for unity to resist upcoming challenges.
Fonda reflected on Hollywood's historical resistance to power, encouraging her peers to be brave and proactive in the current political climate. She highlighted the need for community and support for vulnerable populations, framing the moment as crucial for social change.
Fox News: VA Dem slams DOGE fans, compares job cuts to the Holocaust: ‘First they came for the Jews...’
Virginia Delegate Joshua Cole drew criticism during a hearing on the impact of DOGE on the workforce by referencing a Holocaust-related quote from Rev. Martin Niemöller. He expressed concerns about job losses affecting federal employees in his district, which has a high concentration of federal workers.
Cole's remarks sparked backlash, with Republican leaders calling for an apology, stating that comparing job losses to the Holocaust is insensitive and trivializes the suffering of millions. Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears and others condemned the comments, emphasizing the inappropriateness of such comparisons.
Breitbart: Exclusive -- Sean Duffy Says Pete Buttigieg Slowed EV Charging Station Buildout
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy criticized former Secretary Pete Buttigieg for the slow rollout of electric vehicle charging stations, attributing it to stringent criteria that hindered progress. Duffy noted only 58 stations were built with previous funds and indicated a change in spending rules for the remaining $3 billion.
Duffy also highlighted the delays and budget overruns of California's high-speed rail project, questioning accountability for the funds spent. He mentioned plans to upgrade air traffic control technology and suggested allowing younger, qualified individuals to become truck drivers to address industry shortages.
Forbes: Here’s Why Dan Bongino—Trump’s Pick For Deputy FBI Director—Is Controversial
Dan Bongino, a former police officer and Secret Service agent, has been appointed by President Trump as the FBI's deputy director. Known for his conservative commentary and support of Trump, Bongino has faced criticism for promoting conspiracy theories, particularly regarding the 2020 election.
Bongino's career includes a stint in law enforcement and a transition to media, where he gained notoriety as a talk show host. His appointment is notable as it deviates from the tradition of selecting career FBI employees for the deputy director role.
#society
Breitbart: Disney Theme Parks Planned 'Surge Pricing' Initiative Sparks Consumer Backlash
Disney theme parks in the U.S. are set to implement a new "surge pricing" model, allowing ticket prices to fluctuate based on real-time demand, similar to practices in Disneyland Paris. This change, expected by March, has prompted backlash from consumers concerned about increased costs.
Critics argue that the dynamic pricing will further alienate middle-class families, as ticket prices have already risen significantly in recent years. Disney executives are reportedly worried about the impact on attendance, as internal surveys indicate a decline in repeat visits.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Trump teases meeting with Zelenskyy amid US' ‘serious discussions’ with Putin to end Russia-Ukraine war
President Trump announced potential discussions with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy regarding a deal for U.S. access to Ukraine's natural resources in exchange for financial support amid the ongoing war with Russia. He indicated that an agreement could be finalized soon.
Trump also mentioned being in "serious discussions" with Russian President Putin about ending the conflict and predicted that the war could conclude within weeks. He criticized Zelenskyy's negotiation skills and emphasized the importance of U.S. involvement in the peace process.
Breitbart: EU Eases Sanctions on Syria Post Islamist Takeover
The European Union has begun easing sanctions on Syria to support its new leadership and promote economic recovery. Sanctions targeting oil, gas, electricity, and transport sectors are suspended, while funding for five banks will be reinstated.
The EU will monitor Syria's political developments and may reimpose sanctions if necessary. The interim president, Ahmad al-Sharaa, is under pressure to establish an inclusive government by March 1 to further influence the lifting of Western sanctions.
Fox News: Zelenskyy names his terms for giving up power as US, Ukraine lock in on mineral deal
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expressed willingness to resign if it leads to NATO membership for Ukraine, emphasizing peace as a priority. He rejected Donald Trump's claim that Ukraine should repay over $100 billion in U.S. aid, asserting it was a grant, not a debt.
Zelenskyy faces pressure to finalize a minerals deal with the U.S. as negotiations continue, despite concerns about long-term repayment obligations. The deal would grant the U.S. preferential access to Ukraine's mineral resources, but Zelenskyy insists on protecting future generations from debt.
#military
The Telegraph: Boris Johnson calls for 3pc defence spending
Boris Johnson has urged Britain to increase its defense spending to 3% by 2030 to bolster European security against Russian threats. He criticized the current plan to raise spending to 2.5% as insufficient, emphasizing the need for a stronger commitment to share defense burdens.
During his visit to Kyiv, Johnson also addressed tensions between Washington and Kyiv, condemning Donald Trump's remarks about Ukraine provoking the war and asserting Ukraine's moral right to consider developing nuclear weapons if Western support falters.
#religion
The Federalist: US Postal Service Still Fights Religious Accommodation
Gerald E. Groff, a postal worker, lost his job for refusing to work on Sundays due to his religious beliefs. After a Supreme Court ruling in his favor, which strengthened protections for religious accommodations in the workplace, he awaits a jury trial against the USPS for discrimination.
Groff argues that accommodating his Sabbath observance should not impose substantial costs on the USPS. The case has implications for employment rights across the U.S., as it mandates that employers must accommodate religious practices unless it significantly impacts business operations.
#health
GB News: Angela Rippon, 80, reveals her secret to keeping fit as she launches new health initiative
Angela Rippon, at 80, credits dancing for her fitness and mental health over 75 years. Inspired by public support during her stint on Strictly Come Dancing, she aims to promote a national dance event, encouraging everyone to embrace dance as a form of exercise.
Rippon emphasizes that dance is accessible to all ages and can significantly improve well-being. She believes that keeping the body active is essential for maintaining mobility and health into old age.