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America One News
10 Apr 2025
#politics
Fox News: Reporter's Notebook: House scrambles to align with Senate on framework for Trump's 'big, beautiful bill'
The House is attempting to align with the Senate on President Trump's tax cut bill, with a vote possibly occurring soon. However, over a dozen House conservatives are blocking progress, demanding more assurances from the Senate regarding spending cuts.
House Speaker Mike Johnson faces challenges as the two chambers remain out of sync, jeopardizing the bill's passage before Memorial Day. The situation underscores the divide between House and Senate priorities, complicating the legislative process.
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Fox News: GOP voters pick a favorite to challenge Dem governor in early battleground straw poll
At the Pennsylvania Leadership Conference, state Treasurer Stacy Garrity led a straw poll with 41% support for the 2026 gubernatorial race, while Rep. Dan Meuser garnered 9%. Both politicians hinted at potential campaigns, with decisions expected this summer.
Garrity previously made history in 2024 by receiving the most votes in a Pennsylvania state election. The Republican Party of Pennsylvania expressed optimism about the upcoming gubernatorial race, criticizing current Governor Josh Shapiro's administration and suggesting a favorable environment for GOP candidates.
#society
GB News: Product recall: M&S shoppers receive fresh safety update as items pose 'suffocation' risk - 'stop using immediately!'
Marks & Spencer has issued a recall for specific baby clothing items, including various Fisherman coats, due to safety concerns. The retailer stated these products do not meet safety specifications and pose a suffocation risk if a baby is left unattended while wearing them.
Customers who purchased the affected items, which have been sold since January 9, 2025, are advised to stop using them immediately and return them for a full refund. Further information is available on M&S's recall webpage and through customer service.
The Western Journal: Video Shows Moment Nightclub Roof Collapses on Hundreds of People, Cameraman Crushed
The roof of the Jet Set nightclub in Santo Domingo collapsed, resulting in a tragic death toll of 184. Rescue efforts have concluded, shifting focus to body recovery, as disturbing video footage captures the moment of the disaster. Over 100 individuals were hospitalized.
Among the victims were former MLB players and singer Rubby Pérez, who was performing during the incident. Authorities continue to investigate the causes of the collapse, with reports indicating potential safety issues prior to the event.
Le Monde: Souvlaki: A recipe for bringing Greek society together
In Athens, souvlaki remains a popular street food, particularly in the working-class Kypseli neighborhood. Served with tomatoes, onions, and tzatziki, these grilled meat sandwiches are affordable, costing between €3.50 and €4.50, making them a staple for families.
Local residents enjoy souvlaki as a weekend treat or a regular takeout option, reflecting its significance in daily life despite economic challenges.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: German parties agree on coalition, but divisions over Israel may pull them apart
Friedrich Merz's CDU-led coalition with the SPD aims to boost Germany's economy, defense spending, and migration policies, amid rising far-right influence. However, divisions over military exports to Israel and funding for Palestinian aid may complicate future relations with Israel.
The coalition agreement emphasizes support for Israel's security but reflects differing views on aid to Palestinian refugees and military oversight. Both parties are committed to a two-state solution, but tensions could arise depending on actions by Israel's government.
#economy
The Western Journal: Revealed: We Finally Know Trump's 4D Tariff Chess Plan, How It Will Crush China's Head and Already Brought Europe to Its Knees
President Trump has paused tariffs on most countries while negotiating trade deals, but has increased tariffs on Chinese goods to 125%. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent indicated that this strategy aims to position China unfavorably in global markets, asserting that retaliatory tariffs would harm China more than the U.S.
Bessent warned other nations against aligning with China, suggesting such actions would be detrimental. The administration's approach is framed as a strategic move in the trade conflict, with hopes of reshaping global perceptions of China as a trade partner.
#science
Forbes: Northern Lights Forecast: 10 States Could See Aurora Borealis Tonight
Northern states in the U.S. may witness the northern lights Thursday night, with a Kp index of four indicating visibility farther from the poles. NOAA forecasts similar auroral activity through Saturday, alongside minor radio blackouts affecting high-frequency communications.
Observers are advised to find high vantage points away from light pollution for optimal viewing between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. The current solar maximum, which began in October, enhances the frequency and reach of the aurora borealis, potentially visible as far south as Florida and Texas during strong geomagnetic storms.
#technology
Forbes: The AI Startup Helping Uber, Salesforce And Hundreds Of Companies Cut Costs
Writer, an AI startup founded by May Habib, has transformed from a translation software company to a provider of comprehensive AI tools aimed at automating corporate tasks. With clients like L’Oréal and Uber, Writer has raised $320 million in funding and is projected to double its signed contracts to $100 million this year.
Writer's innovative approach allows businesses to significantly reduce labor costs and improve efficiency. As the enterprise AI market expands, Writer's user-friendly technology positions it as a competitive player, despite skepticism from some industry experts regarding its smaller models.