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America One News
19 Aug 2024
#politics
Fox News: Laura: The Harris-Walz campaign introduced a 'socialist-style economic agenda'
Laura Ingraham claims Democrats are floundering with Kamala Harris as their nominee, attempting to create momentum but struggling with a perceived socialist agenda. The glow of past leadership may not save her from being overshadowed by the tough realities of their platform.
All eyes are on the convention for a spark, but the stakes are high, and nostalgia doesn’t pay the bills.
Front Page Magazine: The Weird, Creepy, Surreal - and Dangerous - 2024 Campaign
The 2024 presidential race has spiraled into chaos, featuring Kamala Harris promising future fixes to issues she helped create, while Biden’s competence is questioned. Key players evade media scrutiny and established campaign norms, leaving America wondering who’s truly in charge.
With Trump facing unprecedented threats and the party's internal battles shaping voter perceptions, this campaign risks dangerous precedents where the political game becomes a perilous spectacle. The lines separating rhetoric from reality have never been blurrier.
Fox News: Rep. Eric Swalwell says Biden belongs on the 'Democratic Mount Rushmore' with FDR
Rep. Swalwell hailed Biden as a potential figure on the Democratic Mount Rushmore, citing his accomplishments in job creation, health care, and inflation reduction. He emphasized Biden's legacy, particularly for future generations, as they benefit from his policies.
Nancy Pelosi echoed this sentiment, suggesting Biden deserves a spot alongside historical leaders, framing his presidency as consequential. Amid praise, whispers of intra-party maneuvering surfaced regarding Biden's decision not to run in 2024.
Fox News: 2024 showdown: Harris appears to call Trump a 'coward' in campaign trail appearance
Vice President Harris took aim at Trump in Pennsylvania, labeling him a "coward" for his divisive leadership style. She argued true strength lies in uplifting others, contrasting her approach with his aggressive rhetoric as they both vie for a critical battleground state.
As tensions mount ahead of the Democratic National Convention, Harris and Trump ramp up their campaigns in Pennsylvania, where polls suggest a dead heat. Each contender claims strength, setting the stage for a fierce electoral battle.
#society
Fox News: Prince Harry, Meghan Markle’s Colombia trip ‘height of hypocrisy’ regarding couple’s safety concerns: experts
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's recent Colombia trip ignites royal expert’s ire, highlighting potential hypocrisy over safety concerns. While promoting digital safety, they chose a high-risk destination, stirring questions about their priorities amidst legal battles for protection in the UK.
Critics argue the couple’s engagements resemble royal duties, breeding frustration within the family. The Sussexes thrive in freedom, yet it seems their past ties to the Crown linger like a shadow, complicating familial reconnections.
Front Page Magazine: Dying Roman Catholic Diocese of Buffalo Sells Historic Churches to Muslims for Mosques
In Buffalo, the Catholic diocese, beleaguered by scandals and financial woes, has sold St. Ann’s Church to the local Muslim community for $250,000. Outraged Catholics lament the loss of their historic sanctuary, while plans to convert it into a mosque unfold.
The diocese’s struggle mirrors a nationwide crisis, facing bankruptcy from clerical abuse lawsuits and declining congregations. Critics call for preserving sacred spaces, as churches disappear like old dreams, replaced by new calls to prayer.
Front Page Magazine: The Woke 2024 Olympics
Two male boxers, Imane Khelif and Lin Yu-Ting, stole gold medals in women's boxing at the Paris Olympics, raising questions about the IOC's rules on transgender athletes. Despite their biological makeup, these competitors found support from the media while undermining female athletes.
The events shed light on a deeper issue of equality in sports, as women were left voiceless against a system that disregarded their hard work and dedication. Prominent voices have called for chromosome testing to restore fairness.
The Telegraph: Labour to make it easier for unions to strike
Labour plans to repeal the Trade Union Act 2016, easing strike laws and allowing unions to strike with less member support. The move comes amid ongoing industrial actions and accusations that Labour is succumbing to union pressure after significant pay increases.
Critics fear this will spark a wave of strikes, undermining businesses and public services. Labour insists it will foster cooperation and modernize labor relations, positioning itself against Conservative claims of chaos and economic downturn.
#culture
The Western Journal: Monstrous Anticipation: 'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice' Is Tracking for a Huge Box Office Debut
Hollywood's looking to rise from a rough 2023, with hits like "Inside Out 2" and "Godzilla x Kong" leading the charge. Anticipation builds for "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice," tracking for an $80 million opening, as old-school charm and star power drive its appeal.
Tim Burton and Michael Keaton are reviving a classic, intentionally keeping CGI minimal to capture that handmade magic. Filmgoers may flock to see if nostalgia and craftsmanship can kickstart a new era.
Le Monde: The world of fans according to Clémentine Schneidermann: 'I had no idea of the incredible phenomenon Aya Nakamura represents'
Clémentine Schneidermann dives into the fervent world of music fans, capturing the ecstatic moments of those waiting to see their idols, from Beyoncé to Aya Nakamura. Her photography reveals the thrill, effort, and camaraderie of fans, primarily women, as they prepare for their moment of glory.
Her journey began with Elvis Presley fans, morphing into an exploration of today's musical icons. As she chronicles the excitement of young followers, from glitter-clad teens to dedicated groups, she uncovers a culture where adoration knows no bounds.
The Western Journal: Vince Vaughn Blasts the State of ‘Responsible’ Comedies: Are They Now a ‘Snoozefest’?
Vince Vaughn’s taking the pulse of comedy and finds it flatlining under the weight of political correctness. In a chat with Variety, he asserts the best laughs come from audacity, not the fear of offending.
Hollywood should let fledgling directors breathe without suffocating oversight. After all, a comedy built on rules is just a prescription for insomnia.
#sports
The Western Journal: Dad Lands Huge Catfish on 3-Year-Old Daughter's Pink Fishing Rod, Smashing Two State Records
A West Virginia dad makes fishing history while using his 3-year-old daughter's pink rod. After a fierce battle, he catches a record-breaking 46.7-pound channel catfish, then releases it back into the pond, honoring a family tradition of catch-and-release.
In a world of tough catches, it's the family moments that tug at your heartstrings.