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America One News
11 May 2025
#politics
GB News: Nigel Farage sparks fiery on-air clash as top Tory accuses Camilla Tominey of 'jumping down throats': 'Kemi isn't cutting through!'
Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp and GB News host Camilla Tominey engaged in a heated exchange regarding Nigel Farage and his party, Reform UK, which has gained a significant lead over Labour in recent polling. Philp criticized Farage for lacking a credible plan, while acknowledging the frustrations of voters with both the Conservative and Labour parties.
Philp defended the Conservatives' efforts and emphasized the need for credible policies, contrasting them with Farage's promises. Tominey pointed out that the focus on Farage suggests a lack of visibility for Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch. The debate highlighted tensions within the Conservative Party as they navigate challenges from Reform UK.
#society
Fox News: US one step closer to ‘100%’ deal with Mexico ending decades-long sewage crisis gripping vacation hotspot: EPA
The U.S. and Mexico are advancing toward a solution to a long-standing sewage crisis affecting San Diego's coast, with EPA chief Lee Zeldin announcing a proposed plan to permanently end the flow of raw sewage from Mexico. Technical discussions are set to follow, focusing on infrastructure improvements.
The ongoing issue has severely impacted public health and local industries, particularly affecting Navy SEAL training due to contaminated water. Local leaders have called it a significant environmental disaster, urging immediate action to resolve the crisis.
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: Europe’s ceasefire ultimatum to Vladimir Putin falters at first test
European leaders visited Kyiv to promote a 30-day ceasefire offer to Russia, aiming to pressure President Trump to support their stance. However, Putin's dismissive response and insistence on conditional negotiations undermined the initiative, leaving the situation unclear.
The visit highlighted divisions within Europe and between Europe and America, complicating efforts to achieve peace in Ukraine.