THE AMERICA ONE NEWS
Jun 2, 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
27 Jul 2023
#sponsor
wish-text.com: Wish Text Composer
Are you tired of struggling to find the right words and perfect gifts for various occasions? Look no further! With wish-text.com, our AI-powered assistant is here to make your life easier, and it's free!
Whether it's birthdays, graduations, holidays, or moments of illness or loss, wish-text.com provides personalized messages and thoughtful gift recommendations at no cost. Try it today!
#politics
Breitbart: Time Running Out for Democrats to Replace Biden on Primary Ballots, If Need Be
Time is running out for the Democratic Party to find an alternative candidate to incumbent President Joe Biden, who may not run for reelection due to health reasons or the Hunter Biden scandal. George Washington University legal scholar Jonathan Turley suggests Biden could pardon his son and announce he will not seek reelection. However, dropping Biden poses challenges for Democrats in finding a replacement on the primary ballot, with Vice President Kamala Harris being even more unpopular. Deadlines for qualifying candidates vary by state, making the task complex and time-sensitive.
Breitbart: Report: Trump's Lawyers Told to Expect an Indictment Related to January 6
Former President Donald Trump's lawyers have been informed to expect a third indictment as part of the ongoing January 6 investigation. Trump has accused the DOJ and FBI of targeting him and harassing those who complain about election fraud. Despite the potential indictments, a recent survey shows that most likely voters believe these political prosecutions will not harm Trump's chances in the 2024 election.
Daily Wire: Jill Biden’s Ex Says Joe’s Brother Threatened Him After Divorce: ‘I Was On The Wrong Side Of Them’
Jill Biden's ex-husband claims threats from the "Biden crime family" targeted Trump. After their divorce, Frank Biden allegedly threatened him over a property Jill wanted to keep. Later, he and his brother were indicted on tax charges, while Hunter Biden faced only misdemeanors for unpaid taxes. The ex-husband believes this is an example of the Bidens using their power against him and now against Trump.
Washington Free Beacon: Trump Lawyers Told To Expect Indictment Over Jan. 6
Donald Trump's attorneys have been informed of an imminent indictment regarding his attempts to overturn the 2020 election. Special Counsel Jack Smith is investigating Trump's actions, including pressuring officials with false claims of voter fraud. This would be the second round of federal charges against Trump, who is already facing a separate indictment for unlawfully retaining classified documents.
Newsbusters: Netanyahu Calmly Educates Stephanopoulos On How Democracy Works
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu defended his plans to reform the Supreme Court, stating that it is necessary to restore balance in Israeli democracy. He emphasized the need for the separation of powers and criticized the court's activism. Despite opposition and controversy, Netanyahu believes that the reform is a minor correction that will ultimately benefit the country.
The Federalist Papers: Melania Trump Retreated from the Public Eye After Feelings of Betrayal: Report
Melania Trump has chosen to stay out of the public eye and has not made any appearances on her husband's behalf during his campaign for the White House. According to a report, Melania remains loyal to her husband but will not attend many of his events until 2024. She prefers to keep to herself, focusing on promoting her NFTs and memorabilia on social media.
Fox News: 'The View' guest declares hosts are 'exhausted' by Hunter Biden talk after plea deal falls apart
"The View" co-hosts were exhausted discussing Hunter Biden and his plea agreement falling apart in court. They felt it played into Republican conspiracy theories. Co-hosts disagreed on whether the investigation should continue.
Daily Wire: Rand Paul Blasts Dems For Setting ‘Terrible Precedent’ With Impeachment
Sen. Rand Paul criticized Democrats for rushing to impeachment against former President Donald Trump and urged Republicans to gather more evidence before considering an impeachment inquiry against President Joe Biden. He called for continued investigation into the Biden family and the flow of money from foreign nationals. However, he emphasized the importance of having substantial evidence and support from the American people before moving forward with impeachment. Paul expressed concerns about the precedent set by impeaching presidents and indicted that it is not good for the republic.
Spectator USA: Why Netanyahu’s judicial reforms are not the end of Israeli democracy
Israel is experiencing political turmoil as the Netanyahu government enacts judicial reforms, leading to protests and concern. Supporters argue that the Supreme Court has too much power and is politically motivated. Despite the crisis, Israel remains a democratic country and should not be condemned.
Townhall: The Lie About Florida Schools and Slavery Gets Completely Exposed
In the ongoing controversy over Florida schools revising the history of slavery, media outlets and Democrats have criticized Governor Ron DeSantis. The issue stems from a sentence in the curriculum guide that suggests some slaves developed skills for their personal benefit. However, it is revealed that the same sentiment was included in a proposed African American History curriculum that critics demanded to be installed previously. The outrage is not rooted in the content itself, but rather in political motives.
The Federalist: Dear Americans, Stop Tolerating Mentally Deficient Politicians
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell froze up for 30 seconds during a press conference before being escorted away. Speculation about the reason swirled, but McConnell later declared he was fine. This incident highlights the issue of aging and declining leaders in American politics.
Washington Free Beacon: BEAST MODE: Tom Cotton Says Hunter Biden and DOJ Are 'Co-Conspirators Strategizing'
Sen. Tom Cotton criticized a revised agreement offered to Hunter Biden by the Justice Department, saying it would have given him "blanket immunity." The original plea deal collapsed when a top prosecutor admitted they couldn't guarantee permanent immunity. Cotton believes the DOJ and Biden's defense attorneys are not adversaries, but co-conspirators. He urged the DOJ to allow their investigators to pursue the facts and charge Hunter Biden accordingly.
#society
The Economist: Regulation could disrupt the booming “kidfluencer” business
The child influencer industry, led by popular YouTube channels like "Ryan's World" and "Like Nastya," is booming in America, with young creators earning millions of dollars through ads and brand partnerships. However, concerns from regulators, such as the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), about sponsorships and advertising disclosures threaten to disrupt the industry. Some states have begun passing laws to protect child influencers' privacy and earnings, and the future of the business remains uncertain.
Forbes: Nobody Cares About David Grusch’s UFO Revelations
Aliens exist, but nobody cares. Former Air Force intelligence officer David Grusch testified to Congress about the U.S. government's knowledge of extraterrestrial bodies and spaceships, but the public remains indifferent. The focus on Earth's problems and suspicions of a military funding ploy have made the mysteries of the universe seem insignificant.
The Babylon Bee: Senators Excited Thursday’s Lunch Will Now Include Pudding With Their Strained Peas
Members of the Upper House in Washington, D.C. were excitedly heading to lunch after hearing about a special addition to the menu - chocolate pudding. Aging senators, like Senator McConnell, were thrilled about the treat. After lunch, the senators were entertained before going back to their offices for nap-time.
Red State: Publisher of 'Gender Queer' Dodges Questions About Child Grooming
Parents and Republicans are fighting to ban the book "Gender Queer" from school libraries due to its graphic sexual content and promotion of gender fluidity. Democrats and educators defend the book, accusing the opposition of trying to hinder education. The president of the book's publisher, Oni Press, refused to comment on the appropriateness of its sexual content in front of children. The company is taking legal action to ensure the book is available in schools, despite parents' objections. The situation highlights the normalization of explicit material and raises concerns about the influence it may have on children.
Fox News: Actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt says Big Tech, movie studios shouldn't profit off of labor-driven AI
Actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt called for new intellectual property laws that would ensure workers are compensated for their contributions to Artificial Intelligence (AI). He argued that if AI-generated revenue is not shared with those who provided the data used to train it, entire industries could be at risk. Gordon-Levitt acknowledged that implementing this type of residuals program would require significant technological advancements and new public policies.
The Economist: Fentanyl is spreading the opioid crisis into America’s big cities
The opioid crisis worsens in America's cities, with fentanyl being the main culprit. In Cook County alone, fentanyl overdoses claimed the lives of 2,000 people last year. Cities and minority communities are now heavily affected, with African-Americans making up a majority of the deaths. The easy accessibility and potency of fentanyl have replaced heroin in the illegal drug market.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: ‘Saving Democracy’ Is a Confidence Trick
President Biden advised the Israeli government against rushing their judicial reform proposal, but Israel passed part of it anyway. The US State Department and House Democrats expressed concern about the proposed reforms, equating them with damage to democratic institutions. This highlights the tendency of liberals to protect their own power in the name of democracy.
#economy
The Economist: The Biden administration embraces place-based industrial policy
The Biden administration is implementing place-based industrial policy to revive struggling regions in the US. By directing billions of dollars towards boosting manufacturing capacity, the administration hopes to incentivize private-sector investment and bridge the income disparity between richer cities and rural areas. However, the effectiveness of this policy remains uncertain, and concerns have been raised about the promises made and the potential for failure.
#military
National Review: The Corner: Wagner Chief Prigozhin Resurfaces at Russia’s Summit for African Leaders
Yevgeny Prigozhin, leader of the Wagner Group, resurfaces in St. Petersburg after failed uprising. He remains in Russia, meeting with African leaders.
#health
Fox News: Detransitioner issues 'desperate plea' to lawmakers at emotional gender hearing: 'My childhood was ruined'
Detransitioner Chloe Cole testified before Congress about the harms of gender treatments and surgeries, expressing the need for therapy and compassion instead. She shared her personal experience of being pushed into gender-affirming care at a young age, resulting in permanent changes to her body and negative physical and emotional effects. Cole urged lawmakers to learn from past medical scandals and put an end to these practices.
Red State: WATCH: Alarming Dianne Feinstein Situation Roars to Life During Defense Appropriations Bill Vote
Sen. Mitch McConnell's health scare raises concerns about the age of Republican leaders. Sen. Dianne Feinstein's cognitive issues are also highlighted, including forgetting votes and her decision to retire. Her aides have been keeping her out of the public eye. The timing of these incidents is troublesome for President Biden's 2024 reelection campaign.
#education
Washington Free Beacon: Nation's Largest Teachers' Union Bankrolls Fight to Kill School Choice in Nebraska
The NEA is funding Support Our Schools Nebraska to end Nebraska's school choice program. The program provides tax credits for donations to support low-income families.
#crime
Fox News: Alabama police seeking two misdemeanor charges against Carlee Russell, prosecutor says
Alabama woman Carlee Russell went missing and then returned home two days later. Police are seeking to charge her with false reporting to law enforcement authorities and falsely reporting an incident.
The Blaze: Georgia defendant locked up for 10 years in pretrial detention sent back to jail following mistrial
Two defendants in Georgia spent 17 years in pretrial detention for a drive-by shooting. One was acquitted, the other awaits retrial after a mistrial was declared. The lengthy detention violates their right to a speedy trial.
Fox News: Airbnb owner disguised cameras as smoke detectors in home where couple was 'intimate,' lawsuit alleges
A couple staying in an Airbnb rental in Maryland discovered hidden cameras disguised as smoke detectors in the bathroom and bedroom. They contacted the police and Airbnb to report the incident. The owner of the rental denied knowledge of the hidden cameras.
The Blaze: Biden's DOJ drops campaign finance charge against Democratic megadonor Sam Bankman-Fried
Disgraced FTX founder and Biden donor Sam Bankman-Fried will not be charged with campaign finance violations by the Department of Justice. Bankman-Fried was previously indicted for fraud and conspiracy, including making unlawful political contributions using misappropriated funds. The DOJ dropped the charge as a means of honoring its extradition agreement with the Bahamas.
Daily Wire: Woman Found Guilty Of Murder After Bodycam Footage Shows Gruesome Moment Officers Found Man’s Severed Head, Genitals In Basement
A woman in Green Bay, Wisconsin, was found guilty of murdering her boyfriend and mutilating his corpse. Taylor Schabusiness choked her boyfriend to death during BDSM sex, sexually abused him, and then dismembered his body. Police found his severed head and other body parts in his mother's basement.
#sports
Fox News: Matthew Stafford calls trade rumors 'flattering' but happy to remain as Rams QB
Matthew Stafford is firmly committed to playing for the Los Angeles Rams this season, despite receiving trade inquiries from other teams. The 35-year-old quarterback participated in the opening practice of training camp with the Rams and is fully onboard with the team's rebuilding process. Stafford refused to reveal details about his contract and insisted that he is focused on his role with the Rams.
Fox News: Sean Payton calls Broncos' 2022 season 'one of the worst coaching jobs in the history of the NFL'
Denver Broncos coach Sean Payton is determined to revive the team after a disappointing 2022 season. Acquiring Russell Wilson from the Seattle Seahawks, Payton blames last year's poor performance on the coaching staff and aims to lead the Broncos back to the playoffs. Wilson had a subpar year, with fewer touchdown passes and more interceptions than previous seasons. Payton believes there was a lack of discipline and numerous mistakes within the team.
#other
Fox News: 'Jeopardy!' fans pity champion for missing 'too easy' final question: 'Brutal'
A "Jeopardy!" player lost after a wrong answer in Final Jeopardy, leading to sympathy from fans. The category was "Compound Word Origins," and while the other contestants answered correctly with "Superstar," Taylor wrote "What is star?" Fans speculated that Taylor misunderstood the category or that the clue was unusually easy for Final Jeopardy. The show has faced recent criticism for contestants' incorrect answers.
Forbes: Britney Spears’s New Single Tackles What’s Going On In Her Life…Sort Of
Pop sensation Britney Spears has returned with her latest single, "Mind Your Business," highlighting the constant invasion of her privacy. The song doesn't directly address her personal problems, but the suggestion of it adds to the intrigue. Spears and Will.I.Am aim to capitalize on the attention surrounding her by taking a stand against the paparazzi. While it remains to be seen if the song will be a hit, addressing timely issues resonates with her audience.
Flag And Cross: World's Longest Migratory Journey May Not Be Threatened By Climate Change
An arctic seabird, the Arctic tern, may be able to navigate the dangers of climate change. A study examined the impact of climate change on the tern's migratory journey. The study found that while the tern may be resilient to some changes, meeting carbon emissions targets is crucial to minimize extinction risks for all species.
Flag And Cross: Record-breaking Heat Gives Way To Uncertain Autumn Forecast
Heat records are shattered across the US this summer, but cooler weather is approaching as autumn arrives. El Niño will impact weather patterns, along with other factors, and the first frost in the Northeast will be delayed. Snowflakes may fall in the Midwest and Northeast, while the western US will continue to experience hot weather. Rainstorms could help decrease the wildfire risk, but the highest fire risk is expected in certain areas, including California.