THE AMERICA ONE NEWS
Jun 5, 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
5 Mar 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Bessent: I Think We Have a Better Shot at Resolving Tariff Situation Once Canada Has New PM
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent criticized Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, calling him "kind of dangerous" and suggesting that a new leader could improve tariff negotiations. He emphasized that current tariffs focus on border security and fentanyl issues.
Bessent indicated that the U.S. administration seeks to ensure fair trade and secure borders, with the potential for tariff reductions if Canada addresses these concerns. The situation is expected to evolve with upcoming reciprocal tariffs on April 2.
Human Events: LIBBY EMMONS: Democrat resistance to Trump’s big speech falls flat
Trump addressed Congress, delivering a lengthy speech filled with optimism about America's resurgence and accomplishments in his early presidency. He criticized Democrats for their lack of support and unity, highlighting their refusal to applaud significant moments during his address.
In response, Democrats expressed their dissent through heckling and scripted remarks, failing to present a cohesive counter-message. Their reaction underscored a deep partisan divide, with Trump calling for collaboration while Democrats appeared resistant to his agenda.
Breitbart: Schiff: Trump Using Tariffs to Get Others to Do More on Border, Fentanyl Is Victimhood
Sen. Adam Schiff criticized President Trump's approach to tariffs and immigration, suggesting Trump perceives the U.S. as a victim in international relations. Schiff argued that the U.S. should not adopt a victim mentality, emphasizing the benefits of alliances like NATO and questioning Trump's confrontational stance.
He contended that Trump's rhetoric undermines the country's strength and security, asserting that it serves no purpose for the United States to pick fights with allies.
Breitbart: Hume: Trump Speech Boisterous, Partisan — But Effective
Brit Hume praised President Trump's address to Congress, calling it the most effective speech he has witnessed in 50 years of covering such events. He noted its boisterous and partisan nature, highlighting Trump's political dominance and the Democrats' ineffective responses.
Hume criticized the Democrats for their lack of engagement during the speech, suggesting that their reactions, including an attempted disruption, reflected poorly on them. Overall, he deemed the address politically powerful.
Fox News: SCOOP: Resolution punishing Al Green circulates House after Dem is thrown out of Trump speech
Rep. Troy Nehls is circulating a censure resolution against Rep. Al Green for disrupting President Trump's address to Congress. Green was removed for shouting during the speech and has expressed willingness to accept any punishment for his actions.
Republicans, including the House Freedom Caucus, are condemning Green's behavior and are considering further actions against him. Speaker Mike Johnson and other GOP leaders support the move to hold Green accountable for what they view as a lack of decorum.
#society
Forbes: Midwest Blizzard: Over 1,500 Flights Disrupted—From Kansas City To D.C.
A blizzard is set to disrupt air travel across the Midwest and Great Lakes on Wednesday, leading to significant flight delays and cancellations. As of 9:40 a.m. EST, there were 565 cancellations and 963 delays reported. Major airlines are offering travel waivers for affected passengers.
The storm is expected to bring severe conditions, including high winds and heavy snowfall. Flight disruptions may increase throughout the day due to cascading delays. Concerns have arisen regarding the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's ability to manage weather forecasts effectively after recent staff reductions.
Le Monde: In Sweden, a report on the Church's management of forests sets off heated debate
Intense debates are unfolding within Sweden's Evangelical Lutheran Church over forest management practices. The Church, a major forest owner, faces criticism for its clear-cutting policies, with calls for sustainable forestry practices emerging from some members.
The conflict escalated following a report advocating for a more balanced approach to forestry, highlighting the need for ecological and social sustainability. Defenders of the current model argue for the benefits of clear-cutting followed by replanting.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: WATCH: Donald Trump claims US will make Greenland 'safe and rich' in latest plea to secure land
President Donald Trump announced intentions for the U.S. to acquire Greenland, emphasizing support for the island's self-determination. He invited Greenlanders to join the United States, stating, "We welcome you into the United States of America."
The Telegraph: Starmer and Macron consider accompanying Zelensky to White House
Sir Keir Starmer and Emmanuel Macron are contemplating a trip to Washington with Volodymyr Zelensky to mend his relationship with Donald Trump following a recent conflict that led to a suspension of U.S. military support for Ukraine.
While officials from the Élysée Palace indicated discussions are ongoing, both Macron's office and No 10 have denied any firm plans for the visit. U.S. National Security Adviser Mike Waltz mentioned that aid to Ukraine could be restored if peace talks and confidence-building measures are established.
Fox News: Jillian Michaels unloads on US involvement in Ukraine, questions who really benefits from the war
Jillian Michaels expressed skepticism about U.S. funding for the war in Ukraine during a podcast with Sean Hannity, questioning who benefits from American involvement. She noted that military aid is on hold until Ukraine commits to peace negotiations, following a tense meeting between Trump and Zelenskyy.
Michaels criticized the changing dynamics within political parties, labeling Dick Cheney a "war criminal" and reflecting on the U.S.'s inconsistent foreign policy. She supports aid to Israel but opposes involvement in other conflicts, emphasizing a need for a reassessment of U.S. foreign engagements.
Times Of Israel: BBC chief: Gaza documentary scandal a ‘dagger to the heart’ of our impartiality
BBC chair Samir Shah stated that a recent documentary about Gaza, narrated by the son of a Hamas official, undermined the broadcaster's claim to impartiality. The BBC acknowledged "serious flaws" in the production and has launched an independent review following public backlash.
Ofcom, the UK broadcasting regulator, expressed concerns over the documentary's impact on audience trust. The controversy has also extended to Channel 4 News, which previously featured the same teenager without disclosing his familial ties to Hamas, raising questions about journalistic integrity.
#economy
Breitbart: Tariff Exemptions Possible for Mexico, Canada, Says Commerce Secretary
President Trump is set to announce modifications to tariffs on Mexico and Canada, potentially exempting certain goods, like compliant automobiles, from the 25% tariff. The focus remains on reducing fentanyl smuggling and pressuring both countries for better border security cooperation.
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick indicated that while tariffs will persist, there may be relief for specific market segments until further details are revealed on April 2. The administration aims to maintain a tough stance on trade fairness while exploring exemptions for compliant products.
Forbes: Mortgage Rates Fall To 2025 Low As Trump Celebrates ‘Big Beautiful Drop’ Precipitated By Economic Uncertainty
Mortgage rates in the U.S. fell to 6.73%, the lowest since December 2025, offering some relief to home buyers amid ongoing economic uncertainty. The decline is linked to lower yields on 10-year Treasury bonds and a shift in focus from the stock market to bond markets by Trump and his officials.
Despite the recent drop, mortgage rates remain significantly higher than pre-pandemic levels, nearly double what they were five years ago. The current economic climate, marked by souring consumer sentiment and potential tariff impacts, continues to create challenges for prospective buyers.
Forbes: China Threats Escalate: Ready For Any ‘Type Of War’ Over Trump Tariffs Tariffs
Beijing has vowed to "fight till the end" against new tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, escalating tensions. Chinese officials criticized the U.S. for using fentanyl concerns as a pretext for tariffs, which have led to retaliatory measures on American agricultural products.
The Trump administration recently doubled tariffs on Chinese imports, prompting China to respond with increased duties on various U.S. goods. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent defended the tariffs, asserting they wouldn't raise prices for American consumers, while suggesting potential negotiations could lead to adjustments.
#health
Forbes: This Founder’s Gene Therapy Company Helped Blind Kids See Again
MeiraGTx has developed a groundbreaking gene therapy that has restored eyesight in 11 children born blind due to a genetic disorder affecting the AIPL1 gene. The therapy, administered at Moorfields Eye Hospital, has allowed these children to see colors and shapes, enabling them to engage in typical activities.
The company, founded by Zandy Forbes, is pursuing regulatory approval in the UK and US and has raised significant capital to support its innovative treatments. MeiraGTx is also working on therapies for other conditions, including Parkinson's and salivary gland damage from cancer treatment.
#crime
Fox News: 1 click cost a father $4 million in bitcoin to vishing scammers
Vishing, or voice phishing, is a deceptive scam where fraudsters use phone calls to trick individuals into revealing sensitive information. A case study highlights Tony, who lost over $4 million in Bitcoin after being targeted by scammers posing as Google Support agents.
The scam involves several stages, including targeting victims through personal data, creating a sense of urgency, and building trust before executing the theft. To protect against such scams, individuals are advised to limit personal information shared online, enable two-factor authentication, and report any suspicious activity immediately.
Fox News: Casey Anthony’s progressive TikTok advocacy blasted by parents' lawyer: ‘They don’t need her’
Casey Anthony has launched a TikTok series claiming to discuss legal issues and advocate for her deceased daughter, Caylee, whom she was accused of killing in 2008. Critics, including her former attorney, Brad Conway, argue that her efforts are merely a publicity stunt for attention and profit.
Conway emphasized that Anthony's focus on her family and the circumstances surrounding Caylee's death contradicts her claims of advocacy. He stated that hiring her for legal advice would be misguided, as there are many qualified advocates available. The controversy continues as the case remains unsolved.