THE AMERICA ONE NEWS
May 31, 2025 |
0
| Remer,MNSponsor: QWIKET
Sponsor: QWIKET
Sponsor: QWIKET: Sports Knowledge
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.
topic
#illegals
Breitbart: Report: FBI to Prioritize Immigration Enforcement Over White-Collar Crime
The FBI is shifting focus to immigration enforcement, deprioritizing white-collar crime investigations through at least 2025. This change follows directives from the Justice Department to scale back on corporate misconduct cases while emphasizing immigration-related prosecutions.
Additionally, the EEOC has warned employers favoring migrants over American workers that they will face federal scrutiny and potential lawsuits for discrimination. This aims to address concerns over illegal preferences in hiring practices.
#politics
Breitbart: Bolivia: President Luis Arce Drops Out of 2025 Race, Leaving Opening for Evo Morales
Bolivia's President Luis Arce announced he will not seek reelection in the upcoming August 17 elections, amid ongoing power struggles within the ruling Movement for Socialism (MAS) party. Former President Evo Morales, currently a fugitive facing serious charges, insists on running despite a court ruling barring him.
Arce called for unity among the fractured left to prevent right-wing dominance, while Morales and Senate leader Andrónico Rodríguez rejected his plea, emphasizing their commitment to their political ideologies. The electoral landscape is further complicated by the emergence of anti-MAS candidates.
The Western Journal: Watch: RFK Jr. Reacts Like Man Who's Seen Assassination When Chaos Erupts During Hearing
During a Senate hearing, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faced disruption from protesters accusing him of causing harm, which startled him given his family's history with assassinations. The hearing focused on his budget plans aimed at improving healthcare services.
Protesters, including Ben Cohen of Ben & Jerry's, voiced opposition to cuts affecting healthcare programs, linking them to broader political issues. The chaotic scene highlighted the tensions surrounding Kennedy's role and the ongoing debates over healthcare and foreign policy.
#society
Breitbart: FACT CHECK: South African President Claims Afrikaners Aren't Persecuted
Claims that White South Africans, particularly Afrikaners, do not face discrimination are false. Political leaders have incited violence against them, and recent laws allow for land expropriation without compensation. The government’s actions and rhetoric create a climate of fear for this minority.
Despite only a small number of Afrikaners being accepted as refugees in the U.S., there is a significant interest in their plight, reflecting broader issues of racial discrimination and its societal impacts. The situation in South Africa raises concerns about stability and the need for reform.
GB News: TOWIE star given suspended sentence after pushing girlfriend down steps
James Argent, former Towie star, received a suspended six-month prison sentence for domestic violence against ex-girlfriend Nicoline Artursson. He pleaded guilty to "mistreating" her after an incident in Spain where he pushed her down steps, resulting in injuries.
In addition to the sentence, Argent must adhere to a two-year restraining order and complete a gender violence resocialization course. The court warned that violating the restraining order could lead to imprisonment. The full extent of Artursson's injuries remains undisclosed.
Front Page Magazine: With a New Statue in the Oval Office, the Statue Wars Have Begun
Two contrasting statues symbolize the divide in American values: a twelve-foot statue of an anonymous black woman in Times Square, representing leftist ideals, and a smaller statue in the Oval Office depicting an assassination attempt on Donald Trump, celebrating patriotic resilience.
The Trump statue project plans to create a nine-foot replica, emphasizing themes of confidence and strength. Critics argue that the Times Square statue exemplifies mediocrity and the left's agenda to diminish standards of achievement, while the Trump statue embodies a call to fight for freedom.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: Video: Tommy Robinson Tells it Like it is With Hamas in Gaza
Tommy Robinson presents a video discussing his views on the people of Gaza and Hamas, asserting that he reveals essential truths about the situation. He encourages widespread sharing of the video, claiming it is crucial for public awareness.
Fox News: Hamas captivity survivors appeal to Netanyahu, Trump after Edan Alexander's release
Former Hamas hostages are urging leaders, including Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former President Donald Trump, to expedite the release of remaining captives, suggesting a pause in military operations to facilitate negotiations. They emphasize the importance of capitalizing on recent momentum following the release of Edan Alexander.
The letter, signed by 65 survivors, calls for a comprehensive deal to secure the freedom of all hostages taken by Hamas, including American citizens. While Trump is working on broader Middle East agreements, the focus remains on the urgent need for a resolution regarding the hostages.
Breitbart: Colombia Signs On to China’s ‘Belt and Road’ Debt Trap
Colombia has officially joined China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), a global infrastructure plan criticized for creating potential debt traps for participant nations. Colombian President Gustavo Petro announced the move during a visit to China, aiming to strengthen ties between China and Latin America.
China's President Xi Jinping emphasized the importance of cooperation and unity among nations while offering a $9.2 billion line of credit to Latin American countries, contingent on using Chinese yuan. This expansion of influence in Latin America marks a significant shift in geopolitical dynamics, particularly against U.S. interests.
#economy
The Western Journal: Watch: Musk Drops Dad Joke at Saudi Meeting That Flies Under Most People's Radar - Can You Catch It?
Elon Musk delivered a dad joke during a meeting at the U.S.-Saudi Investment Forum in Riyadh, discussing his ventures, including The Boring Company, which aims to alleviate traffic through tunnel construction. Despite the joke not landing well, Musk's follow-up received applause.
Musk highlighted the success of similar projects in Las Vegas, promoting the idea of using tunnels to improve urban transportation. He was among several CEOs attending the forum, where discussions on investment opportunities in Saudi Arabia took place.
Breitbart: Carney: Inflation Forecasts Too High in Every Month of Trump's Presidency
Breitbart News economics editor John Carney discussed inflation trends on "The Alex Marlow Show," suggesting a potential repeat of previous inflation predictions that never materialized during Trump's first term. He noted skepticism about future inflation reports.
#religion
The Western Journal: 'I'm Sticking with Jesus': Joe Rogan Goes Viral Explaining the Logic of Christ's Resurrection
Joe Rogan has expressed increasing openness to the historical accuracy of Christianity, particularly the resurrection of Jesus. In a recent podcast, he critiqued the Big Bang Theory, suggesting that believing in the resurrection may be less of a logical leap than accepting that everything came from nothing.
Rogan's discussions with guests have led him to view Christianity as a belief system supported by historical evidence, rather than blind faith. He argues that the narrative of Jesus makes more sense than atheistic claims about the universe's origins.
#health
Front Page Magazine: David Horowitz Exposed White Coat Supremacy
David Horowitz's legacy includes his early opposition to the politicization of AIDS and the actions of Dr. Anthony Fauci during the epidemic. In his works, Horowitz criticized government inaction and the suppression of scientific debate, highlighting the dangers of politicizing health crises.
As the Biden administration pardoned Fauci, critics argue that accountability is lacking for those involved in the mishandling of public health responses. The ongoing investigation into Fauci's actions and the historical context of the Black Panthers underscores the need for continued scrutiny of political figures and their decisions.