THE AMERICA ONE NEWS
Jun 21, 2025 |
0
| Remer,MNSponsor: QWIKET
Sponsor: QWIKET
Sponsor: QWIKET: Sports Knowledge
Sponsor: QWIKET: Elevate your fantasy game! Interactive Sports Knowledge.
Sponsor: QWIKET: Elevate your fantasy game! Interactive Sports Knowledge and Reasoning Support for Fantasy Sports and Betting Enthusiasts.
topic
America First News
21 Aug 2023
#sponsor
wish-text.com: Wish Text Composer
Are you tired of struggling to find the right words and perfect gifts for various occasions? Look no further! With wish-text.com, our AI-powered assistant is here to make your life easier, and it's free!
Whether it's birthdays, graduations, holidays, or moments of illness or loss, wish-text.com provides personalized messages and thoughtful gift recommendations at no cost. Try it today!
#politics
Red State: Dems Embrace John Fetterman's New 'Breaking Bad' Look
In the realm of politics, the Biden administration's communication team creates an image of the president as a supervillain, embracing the "Dark Brandon" meme without realizing its origins in Chinese propaganda and Nazi imagery. Similarly, Senator John Fetterman adopts a "Breaking Bad" look, showcasing the Democratic Party's affinity for fictional tough-guy personas.
Newsbusters: SHOCK: MSNBC Grills Liberal Never Trump Republican Asa Hutchinson
Even a Republican who dislikes Donald Trump may not be safe on MSNBC. Former Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson appeared on the show, expecting a friendly interview. However, things turned sour when the host, Nicolle Wallace, questioned Hutchinson about voting for Trump as the GOP nominee in 2024. Hutchinson's response did not satisfy Wallace or fellow guest David Jolly, leading to a heated exchange.
American Thinker: Janet Yellen admits to consuming ‘shrooms’ while in China
Janet Yellen was unknowingly fed hallucinogenic mushrooms in China. It's not surprising considering how confused and dazed she always appears.
#society
The Imaginative Conservative: Wendell Berry's "The Need to Be Whole"
More than ever, America is split between populist nationalism and left-wing internationalism, with little room in either ideology for Wendell Berry’s vision of local patriotic devotion. Mr. Berry’s book, "The Need to Be Whole: Patriotism and the History of Prejudice," has caused controversy for defending Confederate monuments and questioning the conventional view of the Civil War. He argues for the importance of local loyalty and defends Confederate officers like Robert E. Lee, highlighting the loss of "local loyalty" in modern society.
Fox News: 2 remain hospitalized after bull-running event in central Mexico leaves about 20 injured
Two men remain hospitalized after a bull-running event in central Mexico, where around 20 people were injured. The event, attended by thousands, involves running with bulls through the streets, with some seeking contact with the animals. One man was gored and thrown into the air by a bull, while others sustained various injuries.
Fox News: NHTSA to encourage more seatbelt use by requiring warning systems for passengers
The NHTSA is proposing new rules to encourage seat belt use with warning systems for front and rear seat passengers in vehicles weighing 10,000 pounds or less. The proposal includes visual and audible alerts for rear seat belt status and requires front seat occupants to have seat belt use warnings.
#economy
Fox News: Biden economic advisor dismisses talks about inflation: Getting 'a little bit stale'
Jared Bernstein, a top White House economic advisor, dismissed questions about inflation as "stale" during a discussion about President Biden's economic poll numbers. Despite low unemployment and steady wages, Biden's polling numbers on the economy remain low. Scott Wapner of CNBC asked Bernstein how to compete against the narrative that inflation is driving dissatisfaction with the economy. Bernstein responded that the line of questioning was "starting to get a little bit stale" and explained the impact of polling numbers and inflation on public perception.
Daily Wire: ‘Mission: Impossible’ And ‘Indiana Jones’ Flop At Domestic Box Office, Look To Lose $100 Million Each
Tom Cruise's latest "Mission: Impossible" and Harrison Ford's "Indiana Jones" films are set to lose $100 million each at the domestic box office. Despite performing better internationally, the cost of production during the pandemic has resulted in significant losses for both movies.
#military
Fox News: Israeli airstrikes near Syrian capital cause injury and damage, reports say
Israeli military conducts airstrikes near Damascus, injuring one soldier and causing damage. Israel has been carrying out numerous strikes in Syria to counter Iranian presence.
Foreign Policy: North Korea Launches Strategic Missile Tests
North Korea tests strategic cruise missiles during U.S.-South Korean drills. South Korea and U.S. emphasize importance of joint drills in countering Pyongyang's threats.
#health
Fox News: All charges dismissed in case of ND woman accused of attempted motorcyclist killing
Charges against a woman accused of trying to kill a motorcyclist have been dismissed in North Dakota. The woman, Dazechnae Willis, underwent a mental health evaluation which determined she was actively mentally ill at the time of the incident. Willis struck the motorcyclist while driving at high speed and accelerating, causing severe injuries. The state dismissed the charges due to the information provided in the mental health evaluation, stating a lack of intent.
#crime
Red State: Unsealed Affidavit Exposes True Motivation Behind 'Gestapo-Style' Raid on Local Kansas Newspaper
The police raid on the Marion County Record sparks controversy over freedom of the press. Law enforcement suspected a reporter of identity theft for accessing a public website to gather information on a local restaurant owner's driving record. The warrant has been withdrawn for insufficient evidence.
Fox News: Drive-by shooting: 4 teens charged in accidental killing of 5-year-old girl in Albuquerque
Four teenagers have been charged in a drive-by shooting that mistakenly killed a 5-year-old girl as she slept inside a trailer home in southwest Albuquerque last week.
PJ Media: Far-Left Philly Lawyer Shocked, Shocked to Discover His Son Is Accused Terrorist
A 17-year-old jihadi was arrested in Philadelphia for plotting major jihadist attacks nationwide. He is the son of a prominent criminal defense attorney and was found with guns and bomb-making materials. The accused's father claims to have no knowledge of his son's activities.
#sports
Forbes: Paris 2024 Organizers Insist Seine Can Host Olympic Swimming After Test Events Canceled
Paris is facing a major challenge in making the Seine river swimmable for the open-water swimming events at the Paris 2024 Games. Recent tests have shown high levels of E.coli bacteria in the river, prompting event cancellations. France has invested $1.5 billion to clean up the river, which is crucial not only for the Olympics but also for allowing city inhabitants to swim and recreate in the historic waterway.
#technology
Newsbusters: Dangers of AI Growing? Listening to Keystrokes, Stealing Passwords
AI can steal passwords by "listening" to keystrokes, raising concerns about the risks associated with AI. The technology has become more sophisticated, making it easier for spies and thieves to weaponize AI. Changing typing styles and using the shift key can help protect passwords from AI hackers.
#other
Fox News: 'Rare' fish endangered in two US states has researchers working to save species from extinction
Researchers at Pennsylvania State University are working to restore the endangered Chesapeake logperch fish species in order to prevent it from being placed on the federal endangered species list. The fish has stripes and a greenish-gold hue and is typically found in the Lower Potomac watershed and the Susquehanna River watershed. Pollution and invasive species have put the Chesapeake logperch at risk, and researchers are breeding and releasing the fish in local waters to boost the population.
Red State: 46 Commercial Airline 'Close Calls' in July Alone; Meanwhile Biden Fails to Nominate FAA Chief
Commercial airlines have had numerous close calls, with 46 incidents in July alone. The lack of a permanent administrator at the FAA and understaffing of air traffic controllers contribute to the problem.
