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America One News
2 May 2025
#politics
Front Page Magazine: China Now Controls Australia's Elections
Australian opposition candidates are targeting Chinese Australian voters, who played a key role in the Labor party's 2022 victory, using Chinese social media apps like WeChat and RedNote. These platforms, controlled by the Chinese Communist Party, raise concerns about foreign influence on elections.
With nearly 60% of Chinese Australians using WeChat daily, the strategy involves extensive campaigning through ads and collaborations with Chinese celebrities. This situation prompts questions about China's potential impact on elections in Australia and beyond, including the U.S.
#society
GB News: WATCH: Dougie Beattie reports live from a Hyde Park pedalo as temperatures soar - 'Fabulous!'
GB News reporter Dougie Beattie shared his enthusiasm for the pleasant weather in London while reporting from a pedalo in Hyde Park. He noted the contrast to his usual weather reports, expressing appreciation for the sunny day and the park's appeal.
Beattie humorously remarked on the local ducks, calling them "quackers," while enjoying the lovely atmosphere.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Israel strikes target near Damascus presidential palace in ‘message to Syrian regime’
Israel conducted airstrikes near the presidential compound in Damascus, targeting the Syrian regime in response to violence against the Druze minority. Israeli officials emphasized their commitment to protect the Druze community from jihadist threats, asserting that military action would continue if violence persists.
Protests erupted in Israel among the Druze community, demanding government action to defend their counterparts in Syria. Druze IDF reservists expressed frustration over the perceived inaction and called for military intervention to safeguard their community, highlighting a historic bond between Jews and Druze.
#education
Front Page Magazine: How High Should the College Endowments Tax Be?
Republicans are considering increasing the 1.4% tax on college endowments, causing concern among institutions that rely on these funds. Critics argue that elite colleges, like Harvard, hold vast endowments while spending little on student education, often allocating funds to administrative salaries and trendy initiatives.
There is debate over whether the endowments tax should align with the corporate tax rate, as many elite institutions have substantial financial reserves. This potential tax hike has sparked discussions about fairness in funding higher education and whether wealthy colleges should contribute more.