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America One News
5 Feb 2024
#politics
The Federalist: Democrats Work To Strip All Opponents Of Representation In Court
Leftist organizations are filing ethics and criminal complaints against lawyers who oppose Democrats in election litigation and other policy areas, such as former President Trump's lawyers. These tactics aim to discourage lawyers from representing Republicans, stripping Democrats' opponents of high-quality legal defense and skewing the legal playing field. Democrats are also threatening Supreme Court justices, targeting conservative lawyers with ethics complaints, and utilizing the legal system to eliminate competent opposition to their policies.
#society
GB News: Isabel Webster blasts National Sickie Day skivers: 'Take a look at yourselves'
GB News presenter Isabel Webster criticizes people who take sick leave on National Sickie Day in the UK. She believes that those who call in sick need to examine themselves and should be at work, regardless of their condition. Webster emphasizes the importance of taking responsibility and doing the right thing, even when no one is watching.
#military
The Telegraph: Wasteful Britain needs to buy a new arsenal for war with Russia
Changes in global power dynamics pose threats to national security. Russia is strengthening its military while the US may withdraw from NATO. China is aggressively asserting dominance in the South China Sea. Britain must increase defense spending and prioritize military capability over social benefits. The current approach of trying to revive industries and create jobs has resulted in limited military power and wasted funds. It is crucial to invest in existing products and collaborate internationally rather than pursuing expensive and inefficient projects. The time to rearm is now.
#culture
Times Of Israel: At Grammys, Montana Tucker highlights Hamas hostages with large yellow ribbon
Singer Montana Tucker brings attention to remaining Israeli hostages in Gaza at the Grammys with a yellow ribbon dress and Star of David necklace. CEO Harvey Mason Jr. pays tribute to Supernova music festival victims.
#crime
Times Of Israel: Hospitalized man tells Japanese cops he’s highly wanted fugitive, dies 4 days later
A man who claimed to be Satoshi Kirishima, a wanted fugitive involved in bombings in Japan in the 1970s, died at a hospital in Tokyo. Before his death, he disclosed details about the bombings and requested to die under his real name. DNA tests were conducted and suggested a match with the suspect's relatives. Born in 1954, Kirishima was a university student when he joined the East Asia Anti-Japan Armed Front, a militant group responsible for bombings. He evaded capture for nearly 50 years.
#other
GB News: Taylor Swift sparks Grammys fury over 'disrespectful' Celine Dion 'snub' as she makes history
Taylor Swift faced backlash for her reaction to Celine Dion presenting her with the best album award at the Grammys. Swift appeared to ignore Dion and fans were disappointed. However, behind the scenes, there was no bad blood between the two singers.
GB News: POLL OF THE DAY: Should asylum rules around Christianity conversion be tightened? - VOTE NOW
Asylum seekers on the Bibby Stockholm barge are converting to Christianity in hopes of gaining asylum. Concerns are raised over the validity of these conversions and the role of churches in supporting them.
Forbes: More Than 700,000 Without Power In California As Atmospheric River Brings Heavy Rains, Flooding And Strong Winds
California experienced heavy rains, strong winds, and flooding due to an atmospheric river event, leaving over half a million households without power. Flash flood warnings were issued in Los Angeles and wind speeds of up to 100 mph hit some areas in the San Francisco Bay Area. Central and southern California faced the risk of life-threatening flash flooding. Schools closed in Santa Barbara but remained open in Los Angeles and San Francisco. Downtown Los Angeles received 4.10 inches of rain, making it the city's third wettest day in February.