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
America First News
1 Jul 2023
#politics
Forbes: ‘Hypocrisy’: Democrats Blast Supreme Court Justices For Accepting ‘Lavish Gifts’ After Striking Down Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness
Topline Democrats critique the Supreme Court for overturning President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan, accusing justices of hypocrisy and corruption due to their acceptance of gifts from wealthy donors. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez highlight these concerns, while Reps. Summer Lee and Jim McGovern call for ethics reforms in response to the decision. The ruling, which favored six GOP-led states, states that the Biden Administration exceeded its authority in promising up to $20,000 in federal student debt relief.
The Epoch Times: El Dorado County Group Mulls Secession from California
Residents of El Dorado County in California are exploring the idea of forming their own state, separate from California, due to a lack of representation. The Republic for El Dorado State group plans to bypass the state Legislature and take the matter directly to Congress. They argue that the invasion of illegal immigrants and high crime rates violate the county's rights. The proposed secession would rely on constitutional clauses, but legal experts disagree on the group's ability to go directly to Congress.
Newsbusters: Heartbreak City: Here’s How ABC/CBS/NBC Handled Friday’s SCOTUS Cases (Hint: Not Well)
ABC, CBS, and NBC covered the final Supreme Court cases, including President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan and a free speech case involving a Christian web designer and LGBTQ individuals. The networks presented slanted takes, with concerns about the economy and LGBTQ discrimination. Legal correspondent Laura Jarrett expressed surprise and sobriety in her analysis of the web designer case. White House correspondent Kelly O'Donnell focused on the impact on LGBTQ lives, while other analysts highlighted the importance of the ruling on freedom of speech. Critics of the decisions, such as the Human Rights Campaign president, expressed concern about the danger to gay couples. CNBC emphasized the negative impact on consumers and the economy, while ABC falsely claimed a lack of limits in the ruling. Liberal media commentators and correspondents expressed worry about potential discrimination and questioned the Court's conservative majority. Overall, the networks presented a biased and emotionally-driven narrative.
The New American: DOJ Rips Florida Law Banning Chinese Land Purchases Near Military Bases
The United States Department of Justice argues that a Florida law banning Chinese land ownership near military facilities and key infrastructure is unconstitutional and violates the Fair Housing Act. The law aims to curtail the influence of the Chinese Communist Party and other foreign entities, but the ACLU believes it unfairly targets individuals based on their national origin. Chinese investors have already purchased approximately 400,000 acres of land in the US, raising concerns over national security.
Fox News: Man accused in Jan. 6 riot arrested with weapons, materials for explosives near Obama’s home
Taylor Taranto, a 37-year-old man, was arrested near former President Obama's home for being a fugitive from justice. He had an open warrant for his alleged involvement in the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol. Taranto was found with weapons and materials to make an explosive device. He had also made social media threats against a public figure.
The Epoch Times: Brazil's Bolsonaro Barred from Running for Office for 8 Years
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has been barred from public office until 2030 for challenging the election results and undermining democracy by questioning the reliability of Brazil's electronic voting system . If the verdict stands, Bolsonaro will be ineligible to run for president in 2026 and unable to participate in municipal elections in 2024 and 2028. Bolsonaro's rivals, including Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, celebrated the ruling . Bolsonaro also faces multiple criminal investigations, including allegations of voter suppression and embezzlement, which could result in him being imprisoned .
#society
Flag And Cross: Taiwanese Restaurant's Ghastly 'Godzilla Ramen' Dish Divides Online Opinion
A restaurant in Taiwan has created a controversial dish called "thick witch crocodile ramen" featuring a crocodile leg crawling out of a bowl of noodles. The restaurant claims that the dish injects the idea of love into the soup and awakens the purest love in your heart. Reactions on social media have been mixed, with some finding it disgusting while others are open to trying it.
Fox News: Joan Collins, 90, says the Hollywood parties she attends now are 'dull' due to cancel culture
Joan Collins criticizes cancel culture's impact on Hollywood parties, finding them dull and regulated. She also praises Nicole Kidman, Margot Robbie, Brad Pitt, and Keanu Reeves as modern-day stars comparable to the legends of Hollywood's Golden Age. Collins expresses her disdain for the movement, believing it negatively affects young men. She identifies herself as a feminist, stating that women are equal to men in every way except physical strength. Collins prefers traditional gender terms and avoids social media to prevent her words from being misconstrued or taken out of context. She believes cancel culture restricts freedom of speech and finds it sickening to dig up old tweets from years ago.
Red State: Skinny on SCOTUS - The Final Chapter...for Now
Summary: The Supreme Court's final three decisions of the term include a ruling that a Christian web design company does not have to promote gay weddings, a ruling against the Biden administration on student loan forgiveness, and a ruling that Colorado cannot force a website designer to create designs with messages they disagree with.
Breitbart: Upset They Can't Reach Teens: Pornhub Blocks Access in Virginia over Age Verification Law
Pornhub has disabled access to its adult website in Virginia due to a new law mandating age verification for online porn providers. The law requires websites to verify that users are at least 18 years old before accessing the site. The website believes identifying users by their device is the best solution to protect children and adults.
#war
Breitbart: Ukraine's Zelensky Welcomes Greta Thunberg, Mike Pence on Same Day
Climate change activist Greta Thunberg meets with Ukrainian President Zelensky and other European officials to discuss the environmental consequences of war in Ukraine. They condemn Russia's destruction of the environment and call for accountability. Thunberg urges the world to speak out and raise awareness about the situation.
The Epoch Times: State Department Report Blames Both Biden, Trump Admins for Bungling Afghanistan Withdrawal
The suicide bombings at Kabul Airport in August 2021 were the tragic end to America's 20-year war in Afghanistan. Both Republicans and Democrats are blaming each other for the chaotic evacuations, but an After Action Report released by the State Department concludes that mistakes were made by officials in both the Trump and Biden administrations. The report highlights miscommunication, lack of preparation, and incorrect intelligence reports as contributing factors to the disastrous withdrawal.
Breitbart: World Bank to Loan Ukraine $1.5 Billion for 'Reconstruction'
The World Bank is providing Ukraine with a $1.5 billion loan for reconstruction and recovery during the Russian invasion. The money will support social security and economic development, including subsidies for displaced people and pensions.
Euromaidan Press: Russo-Ukrainian War. Day 492: Ukraine pleads to the international community to prevent a nuclear disaster
Ukraine launches offensive in Bakhmut. Satellite images reveal new Wagner Group base in Belarus. Parliament warns of nuclear disaster at Zaporizhzhia power plant.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Over 63% Of Institutional Players Optimistic About Cryptocurrency Sector, Binance Survey Finds
About 63.5% of institutional players in the cryptocurrency sector are optimistic about its future. Only 26.9% believe wider adoption will come from real-world applications. Regulatory transparency and the entrance of more financial entities are seen as growth factors. (, )
Breitbart: Bolivia Signs Away Its Lithium to Russia and China
Bolivia's President Luis Arce signs contracts with China and Russia to hand over control of the country's lithium deposits, worth $1.4 billion. The contracts aim to industrialize lithium and boost the Bolivian economy.
#military
The Epoch Times: Transgender Soldiers Cost Taxpayers Millions, Likely to Be Medically 'Unfit to Serve'
Corporal Maxwell Klinger, who posed as a woman in the Korean War to avoid service, would now be accepted openly as a transgender in the military. Pediatrician Rachel Levine, a transgender individual, was appointed as President Biden's Assistant Secretary for Health. However, neuropsychologist Alan Hopewell believes that allowing individuals with gender dysphoria into the military poses serious risks due to the impact of their hormone treatments on combat readiness and mental health. The military has not addressed these concerns.
#health
The Epoch Times: No Skincare Challenge
Fel and Ro decide to go without skincare for a week to see if it will reset their skin. They document their experiences and discuss whether skincare products marketed for dry skin can be used by oily skin types and vice versa.
The Epoch Times: FDA Approves First Cell Therapy for Type 1 Diabetes in the US
The FDA has approved Lantidra, the first cellular therapy for type 1 diabetes, for use in the United States. The drug uses pancreatic cells from deceased donors to help regulate blood sugar levels in adults with type 1 diabetes.
#education
The Epoch Times: GOP Lawmaker's Bill Aims to Combat Use of Personality Tests in College Admissions
Rep. Michelle Steel (R-Calif.) introduces the HARVARD Act to tackle racial profiling in college admissions, ensuring fairness and merit-based decisions. The act addresses concerns about discrimination against Asian American students, citing California's Proposition 209 as a successful precedent.
#crime
The Epoch Times: 2 Dead, 4 Seriously Injured in Lake Balboa Crash
A wrong-way driver caused a collision in Lake Balboa, resulting in the deaths of a 60-year-old woman and a 5-year-old boy. Four others were injured, including the driver of the wrong-way vehicle. The investigation is ongoing.
The Epoch Times: Prosecutors Urge Appeals Court to Uphold Ghislaine Maxwell's Conviction
Ghislaine Maxwell's conviction and 20-year prison sentence for her involvement in Jeffrey Epstein's sexual abuse of young girls is being urged to be upheld by the U.S. government. Prosecutors argue that her trial was fair and that she facilitated the abuse for over a decade. Maxwell's lawyers claim she is being unfairly scapegoated after Epstein's death.
The Blaze: Body cam footage shows undercover cop shoot and kill armed man police say was trying to steal his car: 'What is your deal, bro?!'
Undercover police officer shoots and kills a man in Louisville, Kentucky, who allegedly tried to carjack him. The body camera footage shows the officer yelling "Police!" before shooting the suspect, who later claims he wasn't going to rob the officer. The police and the suspect's family have differing accounts of what happened.
Forbes: Supreme Court Will Take Up Case On Domestic Abusers’ Right To Own Guns
The Supreme Court will hear a case on whether people with domestic abuse restraining orders can own guns. The case challenges a federal law that bans such individuals from possessing firearms. The court's ruling will provide further clarification on its opinion regarding gun laws.
#sports
Fox News: Kyrie Irving re-signs with Mavericks for 3 years, $126 million: report
Kyrie Irving re-signs with the Dallas Mavericks for a three-year, $126 million deal with a player option. Irving joined the Mavs after a trade from the Brooklyn Nets and had a tumultuous season.
Fox News: Bills’ Jordan Poyer charity golf tournament back on at Trump course following backlash
Buffalo Bills safety Jordan Poyer's charity golf event at Trump National Doral in Florida is back on after being canceled due to backlash. Poyer announced the news on Fox News, stating that the tournament will take place on July 10 with the support of sponsor PublicSq. Poyer's representatives released a statement confirming the rescheduled event and expressing gratitude for the outpouring of support. The proceeds of the tournament will benefit the ECMC Foundation.
#outdoors
All Outdoor: NEW UV-Resistant Osprey Hoodie From TrueTimber
Fishing in a snake-infested area without protection, the narrator neglects sunscreen and realizes the importance of UV protection. TrueTimber offers a new UV-resistant Osprey Hoodie, a lightweight and breathable shirt with UPF 50+ rating for fishermen.
#technology
Flag And Cross: Virtual Reality Gives Researchers New Insights Into Historical Neighborhoods
Thanks to artificial intelligence, researchers can now use virtual reality to explore and study towns as they appeared in the past. By extracting data from Sanborn Fire Insurance maps using machine learning tools, researchers are able to recreate digital models of neighborhoods and estimate the economic loss caused by their demolition. This new approach to urban historical research has the potential to be a game changer, opening up possibilities for studying various types of change and the economic impact of urban renewal.
#other
Forbes: Town On Tenterhooks As Hollywood Veers Toward A Second Strike, And AI Is A Big Part
The SAG-AFTRA actors' contracts with major Hollywood media companies are about to expire, and a strike may be looming. Both actors and writers are pushing for changes in pay, work conditions, and the threat of AI replacing human performers. The uncertainty surrounding the negotiations has caused concern throughout the industry, with potential impacts on consumer entertainment consumption and the release of new shows. The negotiation issues are similar to the ongoing writers' strike, with residual payments and AI being key concerns.
Fox News: Media peddles narrative SCOTUS web designer free speech ruling is 'blow' to LGBTQ rights: 'This is false'
Legacy media distorts Supreme Court ruling on Christian web designer who refused to create same-sex wedding websites, framing it as anti-LGBTQ rather than a free speech issue. The ruling reaffirms First Amendment rights but is misrepresented by outlets like CNN and CBS News.