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America One News
12 Aug 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Exclusive: Donald Trump Crushes Kamala Harris with List of Flip-Flops
In a recent interview, Trump criticized Kamala Harris for her evasive tactics on critical issues, suggesting her press aides' anonymous statements won't suffice. He branded her energy policies as radical and damaging, arguing she’s flip-flopping on positions she once firmly held.
Trump believes her past failures as a candidate will haunt her as she tries to redefine herself, warning voters that her true views on policing and immigration are still very much intact. She’d better come clean soon, or she’ll be left in the political dust.
Fox News: 9/11 conspirators' future plea deals in jeopardy as NY House Republicans move to block them
A cadre of New York Republicans, led by Rep. Mike Lawler, is pushing the Justice for 9/11 Act to prevent plea deals for the alleged plotters of the 2001 attacks, demanding trials and keeping the death penalty on the table. The move comes after controversial pretrial agreements were announced and quickly revoked.
Victims' families express outrage, viewing plea deals as a disservice to the sacrifices made by those lost and the first responders. Advocates worry these agreements may obscure vital information from the families seeking closure.
Times Of Israel: US threatens to hold Iran accountable for election interference after Trump hacking
The State Department's warning to Iran echoes through the smoke of election season, with claims of hacking and meddling surfacing like shadows in a dark alley. Trump’s campaign points fingers, spinning a web of foreign interference, while the U.S. remains perched, ready to retaliate.
The game is on, but the players are far from clear. Mahmoud's internet thugs meet American grit in a digital duel, conjuring memories of past dust-ups. In the murky world of politics, accountability flickers like a neon sign lost in the fog.
#society
GB News: Boy, 12, becomes youngest person to be convicted over violent riots in wake of Southport stabbings
A 12-year-old boy has become the youngest convict linked to violent riots in Southport, sparked by false rumors after the tragic deaths of three girls. He joins nearly 1,000 others arrested nationwide amid rising tensions and chaotic outbursts targeting minority communities.
Political leaders are fiercely debating government responses, with opinions clashing over extremism and public concern regarding immigration. While police remain vigilant, the specter of far-right violence looms, leaving a society grappling with turmoil.
Breitbart: VIDEO: Boy's Lemonade Stand Raises Money for Dad's Kidney Transplant
In Phoenix, a young boy named Forest Gomez set up a lemonade stand to fund his father's kidney transplant after learning of his dad’s worsening condition. With family support, they sell lemonade and horchata, hoping to raise the daunting $800,000 needed.
Jorge, battling kidney failure and facing immigration barriers, is stuck in dialysis, finding strength in his son’s determination. A GoFundMe has raised nearly $50,000 but the road ahead is still long.
#crime
GB News: 'Here we go again!' Former Police Officer claims 'lawless Britain' is in tatters
In a city once ruled by a sturdy order, two lives were shattered this morning under the flashing neon lights of Leicester Square. An 11-year-old girl and a 34-year-old woman fell prey to a knife wielded by a faceless menace, leaving the streets echoing with chaos.
Peter Bleksley, a former Scotland Yard detective, laments the descent into "lawless Britain," where even the innocent aren't safe from the slashing grasp of violence.
Human Events: Man arrested for stabbing woman, 11-year-old daughter in Leicester Square, London
A 32-year-old man was arrested for stabbing a mother and her 11-year-old daughter in London's Leicester Square, leaving them with serious but non-life-threatening injuries. A passerby intervened, subduing the attacker until police arrived, who deemed the incident non-terror related.
With tensions rising across the UK following other violent incidents, including riots and arrests for social media offenses, the police commissioner has even warned American citizens about potential legal repercussions for online posts.