THE AMERICA ONE NEWS
Jun 27, 2025 |
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#economy
Le Monde: Rare earths: China's magnet war threatens global industry
China's recent restrictions on the export of strategic metals, particularly heavy rare earths, are causing significant disruptions in global industries, especially the automotive sector. Companies like Suzuki and Ford have already halted production due to shortages of essential components.
The European automotive industry is also feeling the strain, with several production lines and factories facing closures. Industry leaders are now in crisis management mode, highlighting the escalating economic tensions related to these supply chain issues.
#culture
Breitbart: Apple TV Under Fire for Mocking Catholicism over Show Featuring Jon Hamm Breaking Into Church to Snack on Eucharist: 'Would He Desecrate Mohammed?'
Apple TV's series "Your Friends & Neighbors" features a scene where Jon Hamm's character breaks into a Catholic church, steals Eucharistic hosts, and uses them as snacks, prompting outrage from the Catholic group CatholicVote. They demand an apology and removal of the scene, calling it sacrilegious.
CatholicVote argues that the portrayal disrespects a core belief of the faith and questions why such mockery is tolerated for Catholicism but not for other religions. They emphasize the need for respect and dignity in media representations.
GB News: WATCH: Eamonn Holmes reminisces on first car - 'Fiat worse than death!'
Eamonn Holmes reminisced about his first car, a Fiat 124, during a GB News broadcast, humorously referring to it as "the Fiat worse than death." He shared memories of customizing it with "go-faster stripes" while co-host Anne Diamond commented on its appearance.
Holmes's lighthearted reflections highlight the nostalgia associated with first vehicles, even when they come with quirks.
#history
GB News: WATCH: Nana Akua claims that 'young people would not fight for us!'
GB News presenters Ben Leo and Nana Akua criticized the education system for neglecting to teach young people about the Second World War and D-Day. They expressed concern that today's youth may not be prepared to defend their country, citing a lack of historical knowledge in schools.
Both presenters highlighted their own limited education on the topic and questioned whether young people today are adequately informed about such significant events.