THE AMERICA ONE NEWS
Jul 18, 2025 |
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#politics
Fox News: AOC hosts far-left’s new star Trump brands ‘communist’ and more top headlines
AOC is highlighted as a rising figure on the far-left, while Senate Republicans push a $9B spending cut bill amid Democratic opposition. In other political news, the Trump administration is adjusting its stance on transgender workplace discrimination, and a bipartisan immigration bill is being discussed.
Additionally, a business owner is offering one-way flights to relocate the homeless from California, and various cultural and historical topics are featured, including a quiz on American culture and an MLB All-Star Game decided by a swing-off.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Israel drives Syrian government forces out of Druze stronghold of Sweida
Israeli airstrikes have forced Syrian government forces to withdraw from the Druze-majority city of Sweida, which had briefly come under their control. The strikes resulted in significant casualties, with reports indicating at least 248 dead, including 93 government forces, amid ongoing clashes between Druze factions and Bedouin fighters.
Despite a ceasefire announced by Syria's Defense Ministry, the agreement was quickly violated, leading to condemnation from Druze leaders who called for resistance against the Syrian government's actions. The situation remains tense as the local population grapples with the aftermath of the violence.
GB News: Afghan asylum scheme cover up branded a 'national scandal' in scathing takedown by security expert: 'PR disaster!'
A newly revealed Afghan asylum scheme has been labeled a "national scandal" by security expert Stuart Crawford, following a data leak exposing nearly 19,000 individuals who assisted British troops. The breach has led to 6,000 Afghans being relocated to the UK, prompting a public apology from Defence Secretary John Healey.
Crawford criticized the government's decision to keep the scheme under wraps, suggesting it raises suspicions about prioritizing reputation management over the safety of those affected. He highlighted systemic failures within the Ministry of Defence and warned of potential dangers for those listed, as the Taliban may now have access to their identities.
#education
Fox News: Chris Rufo lays out reforms to Trump administration on how to 'save' higher education
Chris Rufo from the Manhattan Institute proposed reforms aimed at improving higher education and protecting taxpayer interests. He suggests a new contract with universities linking public funding to compliance with standards that prioritize truth, merit-based decisions, and freedom of speech.
The reforms call for transparency in university operations, the abolition of DEI programs, and penalties for disruptions to academic discourse. A recent poll indicates low trust in both Ivy League and public universities, with only 15% and 20% of voters expressing confidence in them, respectively.