THE AMERICA ONE NEWS
Jun 15, 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: Marines Stand Tall in Face of Verbal Onslaught in LA Protest
More than 48 Marines stood their ground in Los Angeles amidst protests against President Trump's immigration policies. The Marines, deployed to support ICE operations, faced chants from demonstrators urging them to leave, with no reported physical confrontations.
Despite opposition from local officials, Trump defended the deployment, claiming it was necessary to prevent further violence. While the situation escalated in other areas of downtown, the Marines remained unharmed.
#politics
Fox News: ATF official ‘absolutely’ confident suspect in Minnesota lawmaker shootings will be caught soon
A manhunt is underway for Vance L. Boelter, 57, accused of fatally shooting former Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman and wounding State Sen. John Hoffman and his wife. The FBI is offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to his capture.
Authorities have recovered evidence, including a manifesto and firearms, while Boelter remains armed and dangerous. The shootings are being condemned as political violence, with calls for an end to such acts threatening democracy.
Fox News: GOP leader vows to work through July 4th if necessary to deliver Trump's 'big beautiful bill'
Senate Majority Leader John Thune is prepared to keep senators in session, even through weekends and holidays, to ensure the passage of President Trump's "big beautiful bill" before the July 4th recess. Thune emphasizes the bill's priority and its potential for significant spending reductions.
Despite some Republican concerns about the bill's impact on the deficit, Thune remains optimistic, stating it includes pro-growth policies and aims for historic spending cuts. He believes these measures will ultimately balance the budget by promoting economic growth.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Caitlyn Jenner leaves Israel via Jordan as war rages with Iran
Caitlyn Jenner left Israel for Jordan amid ongoing missile attacks from Iran, after attending events related to the canceled Pride Parade in Tel Aviv. She expressed her support for Israel on social media, emphasizing her advocacy for the country and its people.
During her visit, Jenner toured areas affected by Hamas attacks and met with survivors. She shared her experiences on social media, highlighting the impact of the violence and her solidarity with Israel.
GB News: 'Tehran is burning!' Middle East descends into all-out war as IDF 'wipes out' fuel depots and Iranian missiles rain down on Israel
Israel has conducted airstrikes on Tehran, targeting the defense ministry and fuel depots, leading to significant fires. The Israeli defense minister stated that "Tehran is burning," while Iran acknowledged the attacks but claimed the situation was under control.
The conflict escalated after Iran launched missiles into Israel, resulting in at least 10 deaths and numerous injuries. Both nations have exchanged threats, with Iran warning of more extensive attacks if hostilities continue. US President Trump emphasized a strong military response if Iran targets America and called for a diplomatic resolution.
#economy
Breitbart: Bass: Trump Doesn't Understand Our Economy 'Cannot Function' Without Immigrant Labor
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass stated that President Trump fails to recognize the critical role of immigrant labor in various sectors of the U.S. economy. She highlighted the recent No Kings protests, noting that while largely peaceful, there were minor incidents of unrest and injuries.
Bass emphasized that the protests were influenced by recent immigration raids, which she believes have negatively impacted the local economy. She reported that out of approximately 30,000 demonstrators, only a few were arrested, indicating the protests were mostly orderly.
#military
Times Of Israel: Iranian missile attacks damage Haifa oil refinery and Rehovot university buildings
Iran launched missile attacks on Israel, damaging the Bazan oil refinery in Haifa and the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot. While there were no reported casualties from these strikes, the refinery faced operational disruptions and potential financial impacts, leading to a drop in its stock price.
The missile barrage included 70 ballistic missiles and drones, resulting in casualties elsewhere, including fatalities in Tamra and Bat Yam. Despite the extensive damage, the Israeli military noted that the attacks were less severe than anticipated.
#culture
Fox News: Kevin Costner dismisses retirement talk as he pushes forward with new projects at 70
Kevin Costner, 70, has no plans for retirement, focusing instead on projects that inspire him. He emphasizes that imagination drives his work, not external pressures, and he currently has multiple film and television projects in various stages of production.
Costner reflects on his life and career, expressing gratitude for his successes and the importance of pursuing passions. As a father of seven, he hopes to inspire his children to follow their dreams rather than be swayed by financial concerns.
The Telegraph: Sabrina Carpenter’s over-sexed, degrading new album cover has gone too far
Sabrina Carpenter's new single "Manchild" has topped charts globally, but the cover art for her upcoming album "Man's Best Friend" has sparked controversy. The provocative image features Carpenter in a compromising position, leading to backlash from fans who view it as degrading to women.
Critics argue that the cover contradicts her previous feminist-friendly image and raises concerns about the appropriateness of her sexualized marketing, especially given her young fanbase. Despite her success, the reaction highlights the tension between artistic expression and societal expectations.
#crime
Breitbart: VIDEO -- Report: Officers Injured During Leftist Anti-ICE Riot in Portland
Rioters attacked an ICE building in Portland, Oregon, during the "No Kings" protest, injuring several police officers. The protest coincided with President Trump's celebration of the U.S. Army's anniversary. Rioters used fireworks and rocks, leading to an unlawful assembly declaration.
Federal law enforcement secured the facility despite the chaos, and one arrest was made for assaulting an officer. Homeland Security condemned the violence, stating that ICE enforcement will increase in response to such attacks.
#sports
Le Monde: As crowds grow at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, fans brush aside environmental concerns
The 24 Hours of Le Mans continues to attract record crowds, with attendance reaching 432,000 in 2025, including accredited workers and free entries for visitors under 16. The event, celebrated for over a century, remains a major draw for automotive enthusiasts and newcomers alike.
This year's race follows a trend of increasing popularity, with past records set at 250,000 in 2015 and 329,000 in 2024. The excitement surrounding the endurance race highlights its significance in the automotive world.
The Western Journal: 5 In a Row! GOP Extends Key Win Streak Over Dems in Annual Tradition
Republicans secured a decisive 13-2 victory over Democrats in the annual Congressional Baseball Game, marking their fifth consecutive win. The game raised a record $2.8 million for charity, with Rep. Greg Steube earning the win on the mound.
Republicans have now won 38 games since the event's inception, while Democrats have 23 victories. The game featured rigorous preparation, with GOP players practicing early each day under the guidance of their coach, Rep. Roger Williams.