THE AMERICA ONE NEWS
Jun 1, 2025  |  
0
 | Remer,MN
Sponsor:  QWIKET 
Sponsor:  QWIKET 
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.
back  
topic
America One News
America One News
16 Apr 2025

#politics

Le Monde: Biden slams Trump 'destruction' in first post-presidency speech: 'So much damage'
Biden slams Trump 'destruction' in first post-presidency speech: 'So much damage'
In his first major speech since leaving office, former President Joe Biden criticized Donald Trump's recent government overhaul, claiming it jeopardizes Americans' retirement benefits. Speaking at a conference for disability advocates, Biden highlighted staff cuts at the Social Security Administration and the negative impact on beneficiaries.

Biden emphasized the importance of Social Security for millions of Americans, arguing that any reductions would be devastating. He also took aim at Trump's commerce secretary for dismissing concerns about missing checks, asserting that many elderly individuals rely solely on these benefits for survival.


GB News: Nigel Farage launches furious tirade on Labour 'lie machine' as he declares Reform UK is 'here to stay'
Nigel Farage launches furious tirade on Labour 'lie machine' as he declares Reform UK is 'here to stay'
Reform UK Leader Nigel Farage criticized the Labour Government during a campaign speech in Northumberland, asserting that his party is now the main opposition, with the Conservatives lagging behind. He claimed that Labour is resorting to "lies" and conspiracy theories to undermine Reform's electoral prospects.

Farage highlighted concerns about the NHS and immigration, stating that claims about Reform's plans for healthcare are false. He expressed a belief that there is a widespread perception of "two-tier justice" and "two-tier policing" in Britain, emphasizing that Reform represents the interests of working people in the Red Wall areas.


Le Monde: US treasury removes top Hungary minister from sanctions list
US treasury removes top Hungary minister from sanctions list
The U.S. has lifted sanctions on Antal Rogan, chief minister to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, previously imposed over corruption allegations. The Hungarian government views this as a positive shift in U.S. policy under President Trump, contrasting with the previous Biden administration's criticisms.

Rogan was accused of corrupt practices affecting Hungary's economy and U.S. security interests. His removal from the sanctions list is seen by Hungary as a sign of improved relations with Washington.


#foreignaffairs

Times Of Israel: Lebanese president outlines plan to disarm Hezbollah, says IDF harming process
Lebanese president outlines plan to disarm Hezbollah, says IDF harming process
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has announced a plan to disarm Hezbollah by placing all weapons under state control by 2025, emphasizing dialogue to avoid civil conflict. He seeks U.S. support while rejecting normalization with Israel, citing ongoing tensions.

In related news, autopsies of medics killed by Israeli fire in Gaza reveal they were shot in the head and chest, contradicting initial IDF claims. The military faces scrutiny over its handling of the incident, which has raised concerns about transparency and accountability.


#economy

Fox News: DOT Sec Sean Duffy finalizes $150M grant to build new port of entry on southern border
DOT Sec Sean Duffy finalizes $150M grant to build new port of entry on southern border
The U.S. Department of Transportation has finalized a $150 million federal grant for a new port of entry facility at the San Diego-Baja California border, removing Green New Deal requirements deemed wasteful. This investment aims to enhance national security and improve cross-border trade.

The project, which includes state-of-the-art inspection facilities and traffic management technologies, is expected to reduce congestion and create jobs in Southern California. The DOT is addressing a backlog of grants from the previous administration to expedite infrastructure improvements.


#military

Fox News: New Mexico vehicle crash claims lives of 2 US service members, 1 in serious condition
New Mexico vehicle crash claims lives of 2 US service members, 1 in serious condition
Two U.S. service members died and one is in serious condition following a vehicle accident near Santa Teresa, New Mexico, while supporting Joint Task Force Southern Border. The specifics of the vehicle and the service branches involved remain undisclosed.

The identities of the deceased will be withheld until their next of kin are notified, and an investigation into the crash is ongoing.


#crime

Fox News: Florida man accused of killing girlfriend and her mother, dismembering one of the bodies
Florida man accused of killing girlfriend and her mother, dismembering one of the bodies
Kirk Hysell Jr., 41, faces two counts of first-degree murder for allegedly killing his girlfriend, Christina Donzero, 34, and her mother, Betti "Suzanne" Thevenet Donzero, 75, in St. Petersburg, Florida. Authorities found both women with multiple stab wounds, one dismembered.

Hysell reportedly admitted to the killings and had self-inflicted injuries when discovered. He allegedly expressed intentions to kill more family members, stating he would "do it again" if released. He will be taken to the Pinellas County Jail after his hospital treatment.


#technology

Fox News: Texas GOP could stall Trump’s bold AI vision with red tape as China races ahead: 'Investors are nervous'
Texas GOP could stall Trump’s bold AI vision with red tape as China races ahead: 'Investors are nervous'
President Trump's AI initiative, "Stargate," aims to establish 20 data centers nationwide, with Texas as the primary site. However, a new Texas bill could complicate this plan by imposing additional regulatory reviews and fees, potentially delaying the project and driving investments to other states.

Supporters of the initiative argue that the legislation could hinder the U.S.'s competitive edge in AI, especially as rival nations advance. While Texas officials claim the bill will support Trump's goals, critics warn it may ultimately jeopardize significant economic opportunities and national security.