THE AMERICA ONE NEWS
Jul 19, 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
#politics
The Western Journal: Perpetual Victim Joy Reid Claims She Was Ambushed by Host with 'Very White Audience'
Joy Reid accused Piers Morgan of ambushing her during an interview, claiming he catered to a "very white audience" and used her as a target to divert attention from right-wing issues. She criticized Morgan for discussing her past blog posts and labeled him a "racist creep."
Morgan responded on social media, highlighting the negative outcome of the interview for Reid. Critics have pointed out Reid's history of race-baiting and divisive commentary, suggesting her relevance has diminished due to her approach and rhetoric.
#society
Fox News: Barack Obama says men need gay friends to teach empathy, be role models to kids
Former President Barack Obama emphasized the importance of men having gay friends to foster empathy and provide diverse role models for boys. He argued that exposure to various male figures can help boys develop emotional intelligence and perspective beyond their fathers.
Obama also addressed the need for progressives to pay more attention to boys' issues while advocating for gender equality, acknowledging that there are positive aspects of traditional masculinity that should not be overlooked. He noted a shift among young men towards a broader understanding of masculinity.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Huckabee: Hamas Has Been the Hold-Up to Deal Since 10/7, They Aren't Listening to Trump
U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee stated that Hamas is obstructing a hostage deal, asserting they have consistently rejected Israeli concessions since October 7. He emphasized that any resolution must not allow Hamas to remain in power, comparing the situation to post-World War II Germany.
Huckabee reiterated the importance of listening to the U.S. president's stance against Hamas, warning that their continued presence would be unacceptable.
Times Of Israel: Several dozen Israeli Druze enter Syria after allegedly acting violently toward troops
A group of Israeli Druze crossed into Syria amid escalating violence between Druze and Bedouin in the Sweida region. The Israeli military is working to return them, emphasizing that such crossings are illegal and dangerous. The death toll from recent clashes has reached 940, including many Druze civilians and fighters.
Syria's interim president declared a ceasefire and pledged to protect minorities, while Israeli officials expressed skepticism about the safety of minorities in Syria. The U.S. and EU welcomed the ceasefire, urging dialogue and accountability for those responsible for violence.
Breitbart: CBS's Inocencio to Fmr. Hamas Hostage: Is Israel Committing Genocide?
Former Hamas hostage Aviva Siegel stated that Hamas bears responsibility for the situation in Gaza, responding to CBS News' Ramy Inocencio's question about accusations of genocide against Israel amid rising casualty numbers. She emphasized the need for Hamas to release hostages and allow freedom for their people.
#culture
Fox News: ROB SCHNEIDER: Colbert gets crash course in what freedom of speech really means
Stephen Colbert's late-night show has been criticized for promoting a one-sided liberal agenda, alienating conservative viewers and diminishing his audience. Despite his freedom of speech, Colbert's approach has reportedly led to significant financial losses for CBS, raising questions about the sustainability of such programming.
The piece suggests that the backlash against Colbert's views reflects a broader shift in the entertainment industry, where companies are becoming less fearful of the "Woke" movement. It advocates for more open dialogue on controversial topics, asserting that the landscape of late-night television may be changing as a result.
Breitbart: Jon Stewart Fears Paramount May End ‘Daily Show’ After Colbert Canceled, Knocks Comedy Central
Jon Stewart commented on CBS's decision not to renew Stephen Colbert's Late Show, noting the shifting landscape of late-night TV as younger viewers turn to streaming. He remarked on Comedy Central's relevance, suggesting it has become less impactful, with The Daily Show as one of its few remaining highlights.
CBS executives called Colbert "irreplaceable" and stated the cancellation is purely financial, unrelated to the show's performance. Former President Trump criticized Colbert's talent and predicted further cancellations among late-night hosts.
#outdoors
GB News: The best places for camping in the UK, with a northern city beating traditional favourites - top 10
York has been named the top camping destination in Britain, scoring 63.40 out of 100 based on factors like campsite availability, weather, and pricing. It boasts 53 campsites, averaging 856.35 minutes of daylight, with a moderate nightly rate of £30.
Weymouth and Skegness followed in second and third place, respectively. While Exeter offers the lowest nightly rate at £16, it has high visitor ratings. Conversely, Ambleside ranked lowest due to high camping costs.