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America One News
1 Apr 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Packers Legend Brett Favre Defends Elon Musk, Calls the Left 'Very Evil' After Attacks on Tesla Dealerships
Brett Favre praised Elon Musk for his contributions to the country and criticized the left for their hostility towards him after he shifted political allegiances. Favre noted that Musk was once celebrated by the left but has faced backlash since supporting Trump.
Favre condemned recent violent attacks on Tesla dealerships, labeling them as domestic terrorism and expressing concern over the left's actions. He emphasized that Musk deserves recognition rather than negativity for his efforts.
#society
GB News: Low Emission Zone update could see drivers lose funding across major UK cities as grant ends today
Scottish businesses face potential funding loss due to new regulations for Low Emission Zones (LEZ) in Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh, and Glasgow. Vehicles must meet specific emissions standards, with penalties for non-compliance starting at £60 and increasing for repeated offenses.
Grants are available for micro businesses and sole traders to dispose of non-compliant vehicles, with funding on a first-come, first-served basis until 2025. The Scottish Government has invested over £13 million to support the transition to LEZs, emphasizing public health and fairness in enforcement.
#technology
Fox News: AI's development is critically important for America – and it all hinges on these freedoms
The Trump administration is soliciting input from American developers on how to maintain the U.S. lead in artificial intelligence (AI). Emphasizing the importance of fair use, the administration aims to ensure that AI developers can access data necessary for training models, which is crucial for innovation and competitiveness against countries like China.
To foster growth, the administration should defend fair use in courts, increase access to government data for AI development, and monitor the availability of data for innovators. By doing so, the U.S. can enhance job creation and economic growth while maintaining its technological edge in the global AI landscape.