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America One News
10 Mar 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Gavin Newsom to Charlie Kirk: 'Democratic Party Brand Has Just Been Crushed'
California Gov. Gavin Newsom acknowledged that the Democratic Party's stance on issues like men competing in women's sports is unpopular but insists on maintaining these positions for the sake of principle. He admitted the party is struggling with its brand and is "getting crushed" on this issue.
During a conversation with Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, Newsom expressed his agreement on the unfairness of the situation but remained firm in his refusal to change his stance. Kirk pointed out that this issue is a significant political force, suggesting that Democrats are out of touch with public sentiment.
#society
Fox News: Trans rights activists bizarrely perform silent 'Macarena' dance at New York City education meeting
Trans rights activists protested at a NYC education council meeting by silently dancing "La Macarena." The demonstration occurred during a discussion on Resolution 248, which examines the impact of allowing biological males to compete with females in sports.
Council members noted the protest was disruptive, potentially discouraging other parents from voicing educational concerns. One council member acknowledged the activists' advocacy but deemed it misplaced.
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Flooding in Australia, Confrontation Outside White House, Rally in Syria
An armed man was shot by U.S. Secret Service personnel following a confrontation outside the White House. Meanwhile, various global events included protests in support of Ukraine, flooding in Indonesia and Iraq, and commemorations of significant historical events.
In other news, displaced Palestinian children received food aid in Gaza, and a fire walking festival took place in Japan. Additionally, demonstrations against violence towards women were held in Bangladesh, and fans protested against Manchester United's ownership in England.
GB News: Labour could be forced to backslide on major traffic rules following demands from thousands of Britons
A petition with nearly 10,000 signatures is urging the UK Labour Party to allow motorcycles access to bus lanes, challenging a recent Department for Transport ruling that maintains the current ban. Supporters argue that allowing motorcycles in bus lanes would improve safety and reduce congestion.
Despite strong public backing, local authorities remain divided, with only five out of 22 supporting the change. The petition will receive a government response once it reaches 10,000 signatures and may be considered for parliamentary debate if it hits 100,000.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: F-35 ‘kill switch’ could allow Trump to disable European air force
Concerns are rising that Donald Trump could activate a "kill switch" to disable American F-35 fighter jets destined for Germany, as the country prepares to receive 35 jets for €8.3 billion. This capability has been speculated upon but not proven until now.
Trump recently froze military aid to Ukraine, potentially using the kill switch to influence political outcomes. Reports indicate that US-supplied F-16s in Ukraine have ceased functioning due to a lack of critical support, not because of a switch being activated.