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America One News
12 Aug 2024
#politics
The Western Journal: Red Alert: Trump Campaign Hacked
The Trump campaign fell victim to a hacking attempt linked to Iranian election interference, disclosed after Microsoft identified a breach involving sensitive internal documents. The attack is said to stem from an Iranian group aiming to undermine the electoral process.
Communications director Steven Cheung condemned the hack, asserting it was designed to sow chaos in the U.S. political landscape, while Trump vowed to restore security against threats like Iran.
Fox News: Trump shooting task force demands documents from top Biden officials in probe kickoff
The House is launching a bipartisan probe into the July 13 assassination attempt on Trump, prioritizing this case over others. Task Force leads, Reps. Kelly and Crow, are calling for documents from key security agencies to piece together how a gunman managed to strike at the rally.
The urgency is palpable; with subpoenas in hand and a deadline looming, they'll sift through the chaos of political division to compile a report by year's end. Meanwhile, Trump bears the scars of that day, and the investigation promises fireworks in a political arena thick with tension.
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Aug. 12: Day 311 – Iran, Hezbollah said to step up prep for striking Israel
Hezbollah has cleared out its Beirut headquarters as Israeli Defense Minister warns of an impending Iranian assault. Tensions rise following a recent IDF strike on a Hamas stronghold, with international media buzzing about Israel's readiness for conflict.
Meanwhile, the potential for a ceasefire deal remains, despite Hamas's withdrawal from talks. Justice Minister Levin is pushing to revive a contentious judicial overhaul that some believe threatens to destabilize the nation further.
#society
Fox News: Columbia University braces for antisemitic protests, locking down campus as students return
Columbia University tightens security as it prepares for fall classes amid tensions from recent antisemitic protests. Non-affiliates are barred from campus to prevent further unrest, following clashes that led to numerous arrests and police interventions.
As the school addresses escalating safety concerns, it weighs enhancing its public safety force, potentially granting officers arrest powers, while navigating the delicate landscape of campus politics and community relations.
GB News: Kaleb Cooper unleashes foul-mouthed rant as he rages over farming frustration: 'Don't f***ing say!'
Kaleb Cooper, the young farmer from Clarkson's Farm, blasted weather forecasters on social media after rain ruined his workday—contrary to predictions of sunny skies. In a candid rant, he demanded they'd stop making forecasts if they couldn’t get it right.
Despite the setback, Cooper remains optimistic about his harvest at Diddly Squat, noting mixed fortunes among farmers due to weather patterns. While some struggle, he believes crops on his free-draining soil are doing relatively well.
Forbes: Wildfire Prompts Evacuations Near Athens After Greece Sees Hottest 2 Months On Record
In a close-to-Athens inferno, flames claw at the sky while over a dozen towns and hospitals scramble to evacuate, caught in the relentless grip of Greece’s worst wildfire this year. The fire, fanned by scorching winds, threatens dense population areas, but so far, no lives are lost.
With summer temperatures peaking and past tragedies haunting the landscape, the embers of negligence flicker beneath the surface. Amidst smoke rising above the ancient Parthenon, Greece finds itself once again at the mercy of nature's fiercer elements.
Times Of Israel: October 7 trauma reconnects Israelis with a 2,000-year-old Jewish day of mourning
In the wake of the October 7 Hamas onslaught, Adam Hajaj's speech at a Tel Aviv rally intertwined ancient Jewish mourning from Tisha B’Av with current tragedies, emphasizing unity against hatred. His reflections mark a poignant shift in Jewish identity towards shared grief and resilience.
Thousands of synagogues are expected to weave October 7 into Tisha B’Av ceremonies, hinting at a potential new liturgical canon as communities confront their pain and loss. Yet, the complexities of integrating this tragedy into tradition remain, with opinions divided among Jewish groups.
#education
Fox News: 10 back-to-school water bottles that’ll get kids to actually drink water
Water, often overlooked, is pivotal for kids’ focus and energy in school. With stylish, functional bottles like the Owala FreeSip and Stanley Quencher, hydration becomes appealing and practical, ensuring children stay refreshed throughout their long days.
In a world of flashy distractions, these bottles marry utility with aesthetics, making them sought-after staples for the school crowd. No more excuses—keeping hydrated has never looked so good.
#crime
GB News: Mark White lays bare stark reality after woman and girl are stabbed in horrifying London attack
In the heart of London, a double stabbing involving an 11-year-old girl and a 34-year-old woman underscores the grim reality of knife crime. Authorities report that weapon-carrying youths are becoming commonplace, creating a violent atmosphere that starkly contrasts declining statistics.
With no terrorist links to this incident, the Metropolitan Police’s assurance rings hollow against a backdrop of increasing high-profile violence. The chilling events in Leicester Square point to a societal crisis—one where young lives are at risk and the menace of knife crime lurks ominously.
Fox News: Second body found in Maryland house explosion, 12 families displaced in aftermath
In Bel Air, Maryland, a house blew apart following a suspected gas leak, killing two and displacing 12 families. The explosion rumbled through the quiet morning, sending shockwaves that left neighbors startled and homes damaged.
Emergency responders were quick to act, but the morning's calm shattered into chaos. Now, investigations unfold amid the rubble of destruction and sorrow.
GB News: Ex-detective Peter Bleksley blasts ‘lawless Britain’ after horror attack - ‘Streets surrendered to criminals’
In the heart of London, a knife attack shatters the illusion of safety as an 11-year-old girl and a 34-year-old woman are brutally assaulted in Leicester Square. Former detective Peter Bleksley decries the "lawless Britain" where criminals roam free, igniting a global outcry.
The glamour of the square now lies smothered under the weight of violence, showcasing a sharply declining sense of security in Britain. Bleksley’s words echo in the wake of this horror, as the world watches on, grimly transfixed.