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America One News
13 Aug 2024
#politics
CNSNews: Kamala Vowed to Force Companies to Prove They’re Paying ‘Equal’ Wages, Raise $180 Billion in Fines
Vice President Kamala Harris proposed using executive orders to enforce equal pay for men and women, shifting the burden of proof onto corporations to demonstrate fair practices. If companies failed to comply, they'd face hefty fines and a mandatory “Equal Pay Certification.”
Harris aimed to generate $180 billion by penalizing those with unequal pay, emphasizing that businesses must prove they pay equally, not the other way around. She’d take immediate action, sidelining Congress to enforce her vision of corporate accountability.
GB News: 'We have 20-tier policing!' Former Tory MP FURIOUS after Tom Tugendhat brands Nigel Farage's riot comments 'dangerous'
Sir Jake Berry defended Nigel Farage against Tom Tugendhat's accusation of irresponsibility, labeling the UK policing system as not just two-tier, but twenty-tier, responding adversely to protests differently based on location and circumstance.
Tugendhat, eyeing Tory leadership, criticized Farage's stance amid riots, voicing opposition to social media influenced by foreign powers while expressing intent to confront billionaires like Musk.
Front Page Magazine: Kamala Names Muslim Liaison Who Wore Orange to Support Gitmo Terrorists
In a twist fit for a noir novel, Kamala Harris invites two controversial figures into her circle: Ilan Goldenberg, an anti-Israel activist, and Nasrina Bargzie, linked to troubling comments post-9/11. Both represent a hollow echo of representation on issues they fundamentally oppose.
Their ties to extremism raise questions about Harris’s judgment and viability as a leader, turning her promises of inclusion into a plot twist gone awry. This is a recipe for disaster, pointing to the implosion of her previous campaigns.
Times Of Israel: US leads international condemnations of Ben Gvir’s ‘provocations’ at Temple Mount
Itamar Ben Gvir stirred global outrage with his provocative declaration allowing Jewish prayer at the Temple Mount, defying Prime Minister Netanyahu's directive and igniting a firestorm of condemnation from the U.S. and European nations, among others. His actions are seen as a recklessness that threatens regional stability.
World leaders, including those from the EU and UN, labeled his visit as a dangerous breach of the status quo, warning it could inflame tensions and derail peace efforts. As threats of violence increase, Ben Gvir's unilateral stance risks igniting further conflict in an already volatile landscape.
#society
Le Monde: In Bangladesh, the Hindu community fears it will pay the costs of the 'revolution'
In the shadow of a fallen prime minister, chaos reigns as masked men storm Hindu homes in Bangladesh, leaving blood and despair in their wake. Priyonti, hiding in fear, watched her father die, while police remain absent, caught up in their own strife.
Protests erupt in Dhaka as the community demands action from a new leader, but violence against minorities persists unchecked, a stark reminder of the price paid in times of political upheaval.
#culture
Fox News: Archaeologists discover ancient shopping receipt, plus our latest American Culture Quiz
Archaeologists unearth a 15th-century cuneiform tablet amid restoration chaos, revealing an ancient receipt for wooden furniture. Meanwhile, Demi-Leigh Tebow shares her journey advocating for others' rights, fueled by personal experience.
In sports, Sammy Sullivan balances life as a rugby bronze medalist and U.S. Army captain, embodying patriotism while a Georgian fisherman faces charges for exceeding trout limits.
Fox News: ‘Full House’ star Candace Cameron Bure lost 20 pounds during ‘hardest’ year on television
Candace Cameron Bure, known as the "chubby-cheeked girl" from "Full House," reflected on her teenage insecurities and the struggle of losing 20 pounds during filming. The pressure of youth and weight magnified her challenges as she navigated fame.
Despite the awkwardness, Bure treasures her bond with co-stars, likening them to family, especially as they continue to honor the late Bob Saget. Their connection remains strong after all these years.