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America One News
24 Aug 2024
#politics
Fox News: Kamala Harris' joy to the world schtick is done. Now, it's time for legacy media to do serious journalism
The Democrats, riding high on a wave of "joyful warriors," ditch substantive policy discussions for feel-good fluff, as higher prices and rampant immigration bubble beneath the surface. Meanwhile, the media spins this positivity while trashing Trump’s every word, personal or not.
With coverage skewed to favor Harris and mock Trump, the real stories get lost in the glitz. It's a cynical dance, leaving voters in the dark while networks fear the flip to lighter fare. Time for some serious journalism instead of this game show charade.
#society
The Telegraph: Arson attack on synagogue injures French policeman
A policeman was injured in an explosion linked to an arson attack on a synagogue in La Grande-Motte, France, as two torched cars wheeled in chaos outside. Authorities reported finding a gas canister, sparking an investigation and increasing security at Jewish sites.
France faces a surge in anti-Semitic acts, with tensions escalating since the recent conflict in Israel, stirring fears within its Jewish community. Calls for solidarity and swift justice echo through the air as police scour for suspects.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: War in Ukraine: Secret talks between Moscow and Kyiv disrupted by Kursk offensive
Modi's upcoming visit to Ukraine stirs the pot after cozying up to Putin, leaving Zelensky scowling amidst claims of captured Russian territory. Talks for a ceasefire dangle in the shadows, interrupted by fresh chaos from Ukrainian offensives.
As Ukraine seeks peace, they lean on Qatari mediation, hoping whispers can weave a truce without direct Russian involvement. The path remains murky, with intentions lost in wartime fog.
#crime
Fox News: 'Dangerous' suspected Antifa sympathizer pleads guilty to detonating nail-filled explosive device
A man named Kyle Calvert pleaded guilty to detonating a homemade bomb filled with nails outside the Alabama Attorney General’s Office. No injuries occurred, but he admitted that the device was made to inflict maximum damage and claimed he had no ties to Antifa despite his sympathies.
Facing a lengthy prison term, Calvert's actions were condemned by officials as targeted violence against public servants. The DOJ vowed to combat such threats to American institutions.
Times Of Israel: Two killed, five injured in brawl between Eritrean migrants in Tel Aviv
A street brawl between Eritrean migrants in south Tel Aviv escalated into chaos, leaving two dead and five injured. The clash, rooted in pro- and anti-regime tensions, drew police who intervened with warnings shots as brutality unfolded.
This violent incident adds to a troubling pattern of clashes that have plagued the Eritrean community in Israel, highlighting tensions in a population seeking asylum from war and oppression.
The Western Journal: Judge Issues Ruling on Karen Read Murder Case After July Mistrial
Karen Read is set for a retrial in the murder of her police officer boyfriend after a previous jury deadlocked. The judge dismissed claims that jurors believed she was not guilty, allowing the case to move forward with a new trial scheduled for January 27.
Prosecutors allege Read struck John O’Keefe with her SUV, while the defense argues he was killed elsewhere and that Read became a scapegoat for a botched investigation. The judge ruled that no double jeopardy exists since there was no verdict announced in open court.
GB News: Former counter-terrorism chief’s stark warning after Germany stabbing: ‘We have a problem right across Europe’
A former counter-terrorism chief warns of an escalating knife crime epidemic across Europe, sparked by a recent mass stabbing at a diversity festival in Germany. Three lives are lost, and the suspect remains at large, highlighting the inherent challenges in ensuring security at such public events.
Phillips predicts that terrorism will afflict the continent for generations, with lone-wolf attacks becoming a grim reality. The rising violence is a bleak reflection of society, where one individual armed with a simple weapon can wreak havoc.