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America One News
21 May 2025
#politics
The Western Journal: ‘A Quarter of a Mil' - Rep Burchett’s Bombshell Autopen Claim Says We'll Find That Autopen Staffers Sold Pardons
Rep. Tim Burchett raised concerns regarding former President Joe Biden's mental state during his final year in office, suggesting it may have led to improper pardons issued via autopen. He speculated that staffers could have profited from these pardons, drawing parallels to a historical scandal in Tennessee.
Burchett's claims highlight the need for scrutiny over Biden's clemency actions, particularly given the significant number of controversial pardons granted at the end of his presidency. The implications of these actions may warrant further investigation into potential misconduct.
Le Monde: French left plans to create a 'progressive international' to fight against the far right
The French left is mobilizing to counter the rise of far-right movements, exemplified by leaders like Donald Trump and Geert Wilders. They are launching "La Digue," a tour to connect with political leaders and civil society to share strategies for resistance and promote a progressive agenda.
This initiative aims to revive the spirit of past left-wing networks and address the challenges posed by growing neofascist sentiments. The goal is to foster collaboration among leftist factions in the face of powerful opposition.
GB News: Lucy Connolly appeal dismissal is a 'travesty', Harry Miller claims
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer faced criticism from FairCop founder Harry Miller, who labeled him "disingenuous" regarding his comments on Lucy Connolly's appeal dismissal. Connolly, the wife of a former Tory Councillor, had her 31-month prison sentence confirmed for a social media post.
#society
The Telegraph: Rayner told to build disabled parking-sized homes to hit housing target
Labour is being urged to reduce minimum living space requirements to meet housing goals. The Centre for Cities think tank suggests that current regulations, which mandate a minimum of 37 square metres for one-bedroom flats, are excessive and should be cut to align with the Netherlands' standard of 18 square metres.
This proposal aims to address housing shortages by allowing for smaller living spaces, potentially increasing the number of available units. Advocates argue that such changes could significantly enhance housing availability in urban areas.
Forbes: Dozens of Air Traffic Control Outages Have Occurred At U.S. Airports In Recent Years, Reportedly
Since 2022, over 40 reports of radar and radio failures at air traffic control facilities have surfaced, indicating widespread communication issues. Notably, a 2023 incident in Tampa involved an air traffic controller losing contact with pilots as two planes nearly collided.
The FAA acknowledged the existence of numerous equipment pieces in the National Airspace System and emphasized that each facility has contingency plans and backup systems in place to ensure safety during system failures.
Liberty Nation News: Progressive Violence Inherent in a New Survey About Elon Musk - Liberty Nation News
A cultural conflict in America is intensifying, with Elon Musk emerging as a focal point. A recent poll indicates that 71% of Democrats believe Musk should face imprisonment for exposing government inefficiencies. Critics argue this reflects a troubling trend among progressives who seem increasingly willing to resort to violence against political opponents.
Research shows a significant portion of Democrats find violence against political leaders justified, with alarming numbers supporting violence against figures like Trump and Musk. This mindset is echoed by various progressive politicians and activists, raising concerns about the normalization of violent rhetoric and actions within political discourse.
GB News: New cocktails 'perfect for summer' spotted in Morrisons for less than £1.50 per drink - including 'nation's favourite'
Morrisons has partnered with The Drinks Bureau to offer premium "on tap" cocktails in 1.5-litre boxes for £15, or £12 for More Card holders. Available in over 280 stores, the cocktails include Lychee Martini, Strawberry Daiquiri, and Passion Fruit Martini, each with 10% ABV.
The innovative packaging allows easy pouring and is designed for social media appeal. With 10 servings per box, the deal aims to provide affordable summer entertaining options, boasting a reduced carbon footprint and no mixing required.
#military
The Western Journal: Terrifying News for Those Responsible for Disastrous Afghan Withdrawal - Hegseth Never Forgot
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has initiated a special review panel to investigate the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, which resulted in the Taliban regaining control. The review aims to hold accountable those responsible for the chaotic exit and the loss of American lives during the evacuation.
Hegseth emphasized the need for transparency and thorough analysis of the decisions leading to this military failure, which included the Taliban's swift takeover and the loss of significant military equipment. The review seeks to ensure accountability and prevent future oversights.
#health
Fox News: Beat the heat with these 10 cooling mattresses for hot sleepers
As temperatures rise, choosing a cooling mattress can enhance sleep quality for hot sleepers. Options include various brands and technologies, such as gel-infused foams and breathable latex, designed to regulate temperature and wick away moisture for a comfortable sleeping environment.
Highlighted mattresses include the Beauty Sleep Midnight Dream, Beautyrest Black, and Nectar Premier, each featuring unique cooling properties and support systems. The Chilipad mattress topper offers a solution for those not ready to replace their mattress, allowing for customizable temperature control.
GB News: ‘Utter nonsense!?’: Nana Akua TEARS into mental health report blaming 'menopause and sexism' - 'Ridiculous!'
GB News presenter Nana Akua criticized a recent survey indicating that women are twice as likely as men to take time off work due to stress, anxiety, or depression, calling the findings "ridiculous" and "nonsensical." The survey, based on Health and Safety Executive data, revealed women lose an average of 0.91 workdays annually compared to 0.44 for men.
Akua argued that the data is skewed, suggesting that societal pressures and caregiving responsibilities contribute to women's reported absenteeism. She noted that men may not report mental health issues due to stigma and a sense of self-importance. The survey highlights ongoing concerns about workplace mental health, particularly in sectors where women are predominantly employed.
#crime
GB News: WATCH: Jacob Rees-Mogg CHALLENGES human rights lawyer who defends Lucy Connolly prison sentence
Jacob Rees-Mogg has confronted human rights lawyer Shoaib Khan regarding the 31-month prison sentence imposed on Lucy Connolly for a tweet made during the Southport riots. He questioned if this case exemplifies "two-tier justice," highlighting disparities in sentencing compared to other offenders.