THE AMERICA ONE NEWS
Jun 21, 2025 |
0
| Remer,MNSponsor: QWIKET
Sponsor: QWIKET
Sponsor: QWIKET: Sports Knowledge
Sponsor: QWIKET: Elevate your fantasy game! Interactive Sports Knowledge.
Sponsor: QWIKET: Elevate your fantasy game! Interactive Sports Knowledge and Reasoning Support for Fantasy Sports and Betting Enthusiasts.
topic
America One News
23 Mar 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Canadian PM Calls for Snap Election in Bid For Mandate to Take on Trump
Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney has called for a snap election on April 28, seeking a mandate to confront U.S. President Donald Trump over trade disputes. Carney, who recently ascended to leadership without prior electoral experience, aims to capitalize on rising Liberal Party support amid tensions with the U.S.
The opposition Conservative Party, led by Pierre Poilievre, has seen a decline in polls despite previously commanding a lead. Poilievre criticizes the Liberals for economic mismanagement and seeks to position his party as a stronger alternative in the face of ongoing trade challenges.
Fox News: Turkey jails Istanbul mayor before trial, protests rage throughout city
Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu has been jailed pending trial on corruption charges, a move that has sparked significant protests against President Tayyip Erdogan's government. Critics, including European leaders and opposition parties, have condemned the charges as politically motivated.
The jailing of Imamoglu, who is seen as a major rival to Erdogan, has led to increased demonstrations and unrest across Turkey. Thousands have gathered to support Imamoglu, and the opposition party is mobilizing for future elections, indicating a potential shift in political dynamics.
Breitbart: Trump Demands 'Full Throated Apology' From Maine's Governor After Flap over Trans Athletes
President Trump is demanding an apology from Maine Governor Janet Mills for her opposition to his executive order preventing men from competing in women's sports. After a dispute at the White House Governors’ Conference, Trump withheld federal funding, leading the University of Maine System to comply with the order.
Following the compliance, Trump reiterated his call for Mills to issue a “full throated apology” for her earlier statements against the federal directive. Mills has not yet indicated whether she will respond to Trump's demand.
Fox News: Sen Bernie Sanders names 2 things Trump has done right
Sen. Bernie Sanders expressed support for President Trump's approach to fentanyl and border security, stating that illegal immigration is not acceptable. He emphasized the need for comprehensive immigration reform while acknowledging the role of undocumented workers in the economy.
Sanders criticized the handling of illegal immigration under the Biden administration and highlighted the necessity of guest worker programs. His recent comments mark a shift from his previous stance on immigration policy during the 2020 presidential campaign.
#society
Breitbart: Fire Erupts at Disney World's Epcot in Orlando During Spring Break
A fire broke out at Walt Disney World’s EPCOT park in Orlando on Saturday, prompting evacuations. The fire, originating from a backstage cooler, was extinguished quickly with no reported injuries. The park was hosting the International Flower & Garden Festival at the time.
The French Pavilion was closed but reopened shortly after the incident. An investigation into the cause of the fire is underway. Witnesses reported seeing smoke and expressed concerns about safety as they watched the situation unfold.
#foreignaffairs
Human Events: Sweden, Norway, Netherlands seek to get back $15 million they gave now-shuttered USAID for overseas projects
European allies, including Sweden, Norway, and the Netherlands, are seeking to recover $15 million in contributions from USAID that remain unspent due to funding cuts from the Trump administration. These funds were intended for development projects in low-income countries, particularly the WE4F initiative.
The European nations are concerned about the impact on vulnerable farmers relying on these programs for food security, as they have not received responses from USAID regarding the status of their contributions. They are now exploring alternative ways to continue the WE4F program.
The Telegraph: What to expect from Russia-Ukraine peace talks
Russian and Ukrainian officials are set to engage in discussions with US representatives in Saudi Arabia to address the ongoing conflict. While Ukraine's talks begin on Sunday, the Kremlin has tempered expectations for quick resolutions, highlighting the challenges ahead.
Ukraine's defense minister indicated that the focus will be on protecting energy infrastructure, while Russia aims to discuss a resumption of the Black Sea grain deal. Both nations have previously agreed in principle to pause attacks on civilian infrastructure, though a formal ceasefire remains elusive.
The Economist: Putin’s plan to dethrone the dollar
At the recent BRICS summit in Kazan, President Vladimir Putin welcomed leaders including India's Narendra Modi and China's Xi Jinping, marking a significant moment for the expanding bloc. This gathering aims to challenge the Western-led global order and potentially undermine the dominance of the U.S. dollar.
Putin's strategy appears focused on fostering economic cooperation among member nations to counteract Western sanctions. The summit represents a pivotal step in solidifying alliances that could reshape international financial dynamics.
#military
The Imaginative Conservative: A War Hero's Life: A Tribute to My Father
Cpl. Joseph D. Klugewicz fought in World War II, notably in the Battle of the Bulge and later during Operation Varsity. He received a Bronze Star for his bravery, but details of his actions remained a mystery to his family until years after his death.
Klugewicz's experiences included a harrowing jump into enemy territory and surviving a gunshot wound. Post-war, he served as a New York City police officer and was a devoted family man, embodying quiet heroism throughout his life.
#culture
GB News: 'Total waste of money!' Labour forks out £10k on 'bonkers' project to 'decolonise' Welsh cakes
The Arts Council of Wales has faced criticism for spending nearly £10,000 on a project titled "Decolonising the Welsh Cake." The funding aims to explore the historical connections between the dessert and the British Empire, but has been labeled a misuse of taxpayer money by critics.
Opponents argue that the initiative reflects a broader trend of ideological spending by the Welsh Government, which has been scrutinized for its anti-racist action plan. The Arts Council defends the grant as part of its commitment to enhancing diversity in Welsh culture.
Fox News: Critics slam ‘Snow White’ as film on track to be lowest Disney live-action remake in studio’s history
Disney's new "Snow White" film is projected to have the lowest opening weekend among its live-action remakes, with a critics score of just 44% on Rotten Tomatoes, while audience reception is somewhat better at 74%. Critics have described the film as mediocre and lacking heart, with some calling it "toe-curlingly terrible."
The film's production faced controversy, including delays and criticism over its portrayal of characters, which may have impacted its box office performance. It is expected to earn around $43 million, potentially making it a larger box-office disappointment than the 2019 "Dumbo" remake.
#health
Human Events: Pope Francis makes first public appearance after being discharged from Rome hospital
Pope Francis has been discharged from a Rome hospital after a five-week battle with double pneumonia, marking a significant health crisis for the 88-year-old pontiff. He made a brief stop at the Basilica of Saint Mary Major before returning to the Vatican, where he is advised to rest for at least two months.
While he has overcome pneumonia, his recovery is ongoing, and his voice remains weak. His doctors noted that he faced multiple severe respiratory crises during his hospitalization. The Vatican has not confirmed his schedule for upcoming events, including meetings with King Charles and Easter celebrations.
Fox News: Obama calls to expand ObamaCare 'with everything going on right now'
Former President Barack Obama emphasized the need to expand the Affordable Care Act (ACA), describing it as a "first step" toward improved healthcare. In a video promoting the Obama Presidential Center, he urged continued efforts for progress, noting nearly 50 million people have benefited from the ACA since its inception.
Despite his call for expansion, the likelihood of significant changes to the ACA appears low under President Trump, who previously sought to repeal it. Obama expressed optimism that collaboration could lead to further advancements in healthcare, arguing that the ACA demonstrates the potential for change beyond political divides.
#sports
Forbes: NCAA March Madness: Just 2 Brackets Remain Perfect—Out Of 34 Million Submitted
Only two brackets out of over 34 million submitted for NCAA March Madness remained perfect after the second round. Most brackets were eliminated after the first game, with significant upsets contributing to the chaos.
The odds of achieving a perfect bracket are astronomically low, estimated at one in 9.22 quintillion. Various prizes are offered for perfect brackets, including cash rewards and unique experiences.
#technology
The Economist: Machine translation is almost a solved problem
Recent advancements in AI are transforming the translation industry, with startups like Unbabel demonstrating that machines can outperform human translators. Vasco Pedro, CEO of Unbabel, predicts that human involvement in translation will drop from 95% to nearly zero within three years.
Despite these advancements, challenges remain in interpreting meanings rather than just translating words and sentences. The future of translation may rely heavily on AI, raising questions about the role of human translators.