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America One News
11 Aug 2024
#politics
Breitbart: JD Vance: Tim Walz Lied About Military Career, Used Dishonesty for 'Political Gain'
Sen. JD Vance accused Gov. Tim Walz of misrepresenting his military service for political leverage, asserting that while he honors Walz's service, claiming to have been in combat is a lie. Vance emphasized his own honesty regarding military experiences.
The debate rages over truth in service and the motives of those who wield it like a badge in the political arena.
GB News: Joe Biden explains why he REALLY dropped out in first interview since exiting 2024 race
Joe Biden, under pressure from Democrats worried about his re-election impact, announced he’s stepping aside in favor of Kamala Harris. He described himself as a “transition president,” concerned his candidacy would distract from party unity as Trump loomed in the race.
Facing mounting criticism of his performance, Biden admits fears for the party’s future against Trump’s resurgence. Now, the spotlight shifts to Harris, who welcomes the debate challenge while Trump relentlessly mocks her as they gear up for the battle ahead.
Breitbart: Biden on Quitting: Dem Colleagues Thought 'I Was Going to Hurt Them' in the Election
Biden announced he won't seek reelection, citing fears among Democrats he'd harm their races. He felt his candidacy would become a distraction, believing he had an obligation to safeguard democracy against Trump.
Old and aware of the stakes, he embraced his role as a transition president.
GB News: Joe Biden admits he ‘can’t say’ how old he is: ‘It’s hard for me’
Joe Biden, reflecting on his age and the Democratic Party's future, admitted in a recent interview that stepping aside from the 2024 race was for the best. He now backs Kamala Harris as she gears up for a fierce showdown with Donald Trump, who remains a formidable opponent.
With Biden's exit, the party hopes to rally without age distractions, but the stakes are high in a tight electoral battle ahead.
#society
GB News: Football fans told they could be REMOVED from stadium for wearing fake shirts
Sheffield Wednesday fans faced a stern warning: wear counterfeit jerseys and face removal from the stadium. The club cited safety and lost revenue as motives, igniting outrage among supporters who feel priced out of authentic kits that often exceed £75.
Amid ridicule and disbelief, fans railed against what they perceive as a tone-deaf decision, lamenting the increasing commercialization of a once working-class sport.
Breitbart: WATCH: Olympic Refugee Breaker Disqualified for 'Free Afghan Women' Cape
Manizha Talash, a b-girl from Afghanistan on the refugee Olympic team, was disqualified for showcasing “Free Afghan Women” on her cape during pre-qualifiers in Paris. The IOC bans political displays, but this stark message lost a battle in a war for dignity.
While the Olympic spirit thrives on honor, Talash's plight underscores a grim reality for Afghan women, caught in the crossfire of politics and sport.
The Western Journal: VA Is Going After Up to 120,000 Disabled Veterans, Demanding They Return Tens of Thousands of Dollars
The VA is now demanding repayment from up to 120,000 disabled veterans for disability and separation pay, exposing a governmental oversight linked to the 2022 PACT Act. Many veterans, some facing years of repayments, are left reeling and frustrated by the government’s missteps.
Public outcry grows, as citizens voice anger over the perceived mistreatment of veterans amidst claims of taxpayer funds going to non-citizens. A sense of betrayal hangs heavy in the air.
Le Monde: Greece battles wildfires amid high winds
In the sweltering heat of August, Greece wrestles with a fierce string of wildfires, choking Athens in smoke and casting a red glow over the city. Firefighters battle 40 blazes, with the specter of high winds and drought driving them to the edge.
Warnings echo of a climate crisis gripping the nation tighter, as scientists link these devastating fires to human actions fueling an unquenchable blaze. The Mediterranean summer is merciless, and the flames are just a foretaste of a hotter future.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Air India scraps TLV route until Oct. 27 as airlines extend pauses due to war fears
Airlines are dropping flights to Tel Aviv like a hot potato, fearing the heat of war in the region. Air India, Air Baltic, and Swiss airlines are just a few caught in the frenzy, with cancellations pushing travelers into a lurch, stuck between the sky and a hard place.
Israeli officials try to keep spirits up, claiming 29 airlines still operate. Yet with tens of thousands stranded abroad, the situation hangs by a thread as tensions brew in the air and on the ground.
Times Of Israel: Head of banned German mosque received orders from Iranian official, report says
In Hamburg, the IZH Islamic Center's head received over 650 WhatsApp messages from an Iranian official, detailing a radical agenda directed by Tehran. Following Germany's ban on the center, the interior ministry accused it of promoting theocratic rule and supporting proxy militias.
As tensions rise in the Israel-Lebanon conflict, Iran's stance and the IZH's links to Hezbollah fuel both local and international concerns, stirring accusations of Islamophobia from Tehran amidst a backdrop of increasing antisemitism.
#culture
Fox News: 'Sopranos' star thought he’d be fired until James Gandolfini laughed off on set incident
Michael Imperioli's first day filming "The Sopranos" was a comedic disaster; he crashed the car while driving James Gandolfini, having never learned to drive. Instead of fuming, Gandolfini burst into laughter, easing the tension and revealing his goofy, good-natured charm.
Reflecting on their time, Imperioli mourned Gandolfini's death, calling him a heartwarming presence in an industry rife with pretense, underscoring the show's legacy that intertwined family dynamics with sharp writing.