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America One News
2 May 2024
#war
Times Of Israel: Israeli flight to Georgia forced to turn back as passenger assaults cabin crew
El Al flight to Georgia is disrupted as a passenger with PTSD from Gaza war attacks cabin crew, leading to emergency landing.
The Telegraph: UCLA protest: Students brace for clashes with riot police after defying order to leave campus
Police crackdown at UCLA on pro-Palestinian protest encampment. Tensions high after violent attack by counter-protesters.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing May 2: Day 209 – Blinken delivers bear hug while warning against Rafah op
Israel remains embroiled in war with Hamas as negotiations for a potential truce continue. The US shows support for Israel's position, while Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu remains committed to dismantling Hamas in Gaza.
#economy
Liberty Nation News: Cuba - A Cautionary Tale for American Money Markets? - Liberty Nation News
A Cuban economic crisis unfolds as the country faces severe cash shortages. High deficits, inflation, and limited currency
availability cause daily struggles for citizens. Could this serve as a cautionary tale for America's future?
Le Monde: Finance minister says France will 'fight' TotalEnergies New York listing
TotalEnergies considers moving stock listing to New York. French government will "fight" to keep it in France.
Europe's reluctance to TotalEnergies' fossil fuel strategy prompts possible shift. CEO eyes North American investor majority.
#education
Times Of Israel: Columbia hires, and claims to fire, professor who voiced support for Hamas post-Oct. 7
Prof at Columbia voices support for terror groups, sparking controversy over university's handling of anti-Israel protests. Mixed messages regarding his termination raise questions about accountability and campus safety.