THE AMERICA ONE NEWS
Feb 22, 2025 |
0
| Remer,MNSponsor: QWIKET AI
Sponsor: QWIKET AI
Sponsor: QWIKET AI: Sports Knowledge
Sponsor: QWIKET AI: Interactive Sports Knowledge.
Sponsor: QWIKET AI: Interactive Sports Knowledge and Reasoning Support.
topic
America First News
14 Sep 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!
#illegals
Fox News: Colombian elected officials charging millions on packages to guide migrants toward US border, report says
Local politicians in Colombia have been charging large sums of money to help migrants cross the Darien Gap, a dangerous section of jungle between Colombia and Panama, on their way to the U.S.-Mexico border. Despite promises by the Biden administration and the governments of Colombia and Panama to curb the migration pattern, politicians and businessmen have openly been profiting from the movement of hundreds of thousands of people. The migration business is run by elected board members who operate through a registered nonprofit called the New Light Darien Foundation, which sets prices and manages the entire route.
#politics
Red State: Matt Gaetz, AOC, Stocks and Strange Bedfellows
In an unlikely alliance, Republican Matt Gaetz and Democrat Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez propose a bill to ban Congress members from owning stocks or securities. The bill aims to address concerns of conflicts of interest and corruption. Both politicians argue that trading stocks erodes the public's trust in government.
The Blaze: Dem Portland mayor, blasted for failed handling of riots and homelessness crisis, announces he will not seek re-election
Democratic Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler announced that he will not seek re-election in 2024. Wheeler has faced criticism from both conservatives and the left for his handling of the violent riots, crime levels, and homelessness crisis in the city. Under his leadership, Portland experienced a record number of homicides in 2022.
National Review: The Corner: Hunter Biden’s Lawyers Intend to Appeal to Bruen in Court
Hunter Biden's attorney claims that the recent charges against him are politically motivated and unconstitutional due to court rulings opposing the ban on possessing weapons for nonviolent criminals. A federal appeals court ruled that the government cannot enforce this ban, and a federal court in Texas stated that it violates the Second Amendment. This ironic situation could be significant for President Biden's son.
Fox News: ‘The View’ co-host Sunny Hostin warns Biden he'll lose her vote if he dumps Harris: 'We will not support you'
Sunny Hostin warns that President Biden would lose the Black vote if he replaced Vice President Kamala Harris on the 2024 Democratic ticket. Hostin insists that Biden needs Harris to win re-election, as 91% of African-Americans voted for him. Liberal columnists have also urged Biden to drop Harris and choose a different running mate for 2024.
Breitbart: CNN Humiliates Itself with 'Fact Check' Admitting McCarthy's Impeachment Evidence Is True
CNN admitted that the impeachment inquiry evidence presented by House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is true. McCarthy's claims, including allegations about the Biden family's financial transactions and Joe Biden's involvement in his son's business, were fact-checked by CNN and found to be true or lacking context. The point of an impeachment inquiry is to investigate these claims and determine if wrongdoing occurred.
Red State: Joe Biden Gives a Speech on 'MAGAnomics' That Goes All Kinds of Wrong
The Biden family's rough week continues with the impeachment inquiry and indictment against Hunter Biden. To distract from these issues, the White House introduced "MAGAnomics" in a speech by President Biden, which he mispronounced. Biden's speech ranged from creepy to angry, with random screaming. He falsely claimed to have taught at the University of Pennsylvania and spoke about the need to fight for democracy. The branding of "Bidenomics" and "MAGAnomics" seems counterproductive, as it associates Biden with economic failures and Republicans may welcome the comparison.
PJ Media: Megyn Kelly Grills Trump on Covid Response. His Answers Don't Exactly Inspire Confidence
Former President Donald Trump expressed pride in his Covid-19 policies, including keeping Dr. Anthony Fauci as a prominent figure in his administration and expediting the development of vaccines. Trump claimed he didn't listen to Fauci much but defended his decision not to fire him and instead giving him recognition. He also discussed his reasoning behind rushing vaccines to the market.
The interview with Megyn Kelly raises concerns about Trump's approach to future pandemics if he were to be elected for a second term. His lack of remorse or awareness regarding the effects of lockdowns, mask mandates, and vaccines suggests a potential continuation of relying on expert bureaucrats like Fauci.
Breitbart: Report: Bill Clinton Pleads with Joe Manchin to Not Run for President
Sen. Joe Manchin is being urged by his daughter to run for president as a third-party candidate under the No Labels ticket. However, former President Bill Clinton has expressed concerns that such a candidacy could help Donald Trump win the White House. Manchin's future also includes the potential options of retiring from politics or running for reelection in West Virginia.
Fox News: 8 House Democrats join Republicans in voting to strike down California's electric vehicle mandate
The House voted to strike down environmental regulations in California requiring electric vehicle (EV) purchases. The bill, supported by Republicans and some Democrats, argues that EV mandates would harm the economy and violate consumer choice. The legislation would block the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) from granting waivers to states seeking to ban or limit internal combustion engine vehicles.
#society
Fox News: Blue state's $143 million homeless program got less than a thousand people housed. Now governor wants more
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee needs more funding for his initiative to remove homeless camps from roadways, which has already spent $143 million. Without increased funding from the legislature in January, camps will remain on state lands. The initiative has helped house nearly 1,000 people and is seen as beneficial, but more investment is needed to address the larger issue of homelessness.
Forbes: Pro-Choice Groups Want Abortion On Nevada Ballot In 2024—Following The Successful Lead Of Kansas, Michigan And Other States
Coalition of Nevada organizations files petition to put abortion protections in state constitution. If successful, abortion access would be extended and government would be forbidden from passing further restrictions.
The Imaginative Conservative: The Apocalypse of the Sovereign Self
The prevalent tendency to overestimate individual freedom is threatening Western culture built on a Judeo-Christian foundation. The concept of the sovereign self, rooted in exaggerated individual freedom, is wreaking havoc on personal happiness and cultural stability. The dismantling of the Judeo-Christian foundation will lead to cultural disintegration. The apocalyptic potential of this situation must not be ignored.
Daily Wire: ‘Oh My God!’: Alyssa Farah Griffin Reacts To Intensely Personal Question From Whoopi
During a conversation about Mitt Romney, cohost Whoopi Goldberg suddenly asks Alyssa Farah Griffin if she is pregnant on "The View." Griffin denies it and expresses shock at the question. Goldberg claims she sensed a "glow" and laughs it off.
#war
Daily Wire: Russian Pilot Tried To Shoot Down British Plane Last Year, Contradicting ‘Technical Malfunction’ Explanation: Report
A Russian pilot intentionally fired two missiles at a British Royal Air Force spy plane, but both missed. The incident contradicts Russia's claim of a technical malfunction.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Auburn head coach Bruce Pearl criticizes Iran's 'brutal' and extreme' terroristic regime
Bruce Pearl, head basketball coach at Auburn University, criticized President Biden's decision to release $6 billion to Iran in exchange for hostages, stating that it makes the world less safe. He believes nations should stand up against Iran's terrorist regime. Pearl also expressed his disagreement with allowing Iran's leaders to visit the US and paying ransoms.
Pearl further expressed his dismay with the State Department's announcement of releasing five Iranians and transferring $6 billion in frozen Iranian money. He called it a weak foreign policy decision that strengthens Iran's terrorist regime. Pearl is known for sharing his political opinions and has previously criticized vaccine claims.
Euromaidan Press: NBC News: Zelenskyy to attend UN General Assembly and meet with Biden
Volodymyr Zelenskyy, President of Ukraine, plans to meet with US President Joe Biden at the UN General Assembly in New York City. The location of the meeting is unknown.
#economy
Newsbusters: Paul Krugman in La-La Land: ‘Economic Data Have Been Surreally Good’
New York Times columnist Paul Krugman claimed that the economic data in the U.S. was "surreally good", despite evidence of rising prices, increased debt, and a spike in the poverty rate. Krugman's remarks were proven wrong when a bad inflation report was released the following day. Critics argue that he is detached from reality and a supporter of the Biden administration's policies.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: Should Beauty Have a Purpose?
Thomas Storck argues that the pursuit of beauty for its own sake is wrong and that it should only be pursued when it serves a function. He believes that the modern rejection of objective aesthetic standards and the emphasis on individual expression in art has led to a decline in true beauty. Storck also criticizes the divide between high culture and popular culture, advocating for a more egalitarian approach to art.
The Blaze: Hey, James Bond lovers, you might want to see this…
In "On His Majesty's Secret Service," a rushed and amateur James Bond novel, woke ideology has infiltrated the story, eradicating the essence of James Bond. The author's inexperience and progressive agenda result in laughable material and atrocious writing. The novel's virtue signaling and absurdity have even been criticized by the New York Times.
#health
Red State: CDC Forgets to Redact Emails Positing COVID Vaccine Requirements for Children
Emails obtained through Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests suggest possible collusion between teachers' unions and health officials regarding COVID vaccine mandates for students. The emails reveal that high-ranking officials at the CDC expressed a desire to mandate vaccines for school children after the National Education Association (NEA) endorsed mandatory vaccination for educators. While the CDC eventually recommended COVID vaccines for children, it has not suggested vaccination as a requirement for school attendance. The accidental failure to redact a CDC official's comment about wishing the NEA would endorse vaccination for students raises questions about the agency's intentions.
PJ Media: Megyn Kelly Grills Trump on Covid Response. His Answers Don't Exactly Inspire Confidence
Former President Donald Trump expressed pride in his Covid policies during an interview with Megyn Kelly. He highlighted his decision to keep Dr. Anthony Fauci in his administration and rush vaccines to market. Trump defended his handling of the pandemic and denied fully listening to Fauci. The interview raises concerns about the possibility of a repeat of Fauciism in the event of another pandemic.
#education
The American Spectator: Why Most College Professors Lean Left
Academic environment fosters left-wing ideologies as professors embrace liberal policies & see themselves as superior elites.
The Blaze: A Christian student athletic club was thrown off campus in California because of its traditional stance on marriage. Members fought back and won.
A Christian student athletic club in California wins a federal court case, leading to their reinstatement at Pioneer High School.
#crime
Fox News: Seattle SWAT team rescues hostage women from naked man in raid caught on bodycam video
Seattle police SWAT team rescue two women held hostage by a knife-wielding, naked man. Negotiations failed, prompting SWAT to intervene. Suspect was tackled and arrested without harm to hostages.
Fox News: Corrections officer gets no jail time after wife's fatal fall from parking garage
Bradley Jenkins, a corrections officer, has been sentenced to probation for a misdemeanor assault charge in connection with his wife's death. Alissa Martin, also a corrections officer, recorded a fight between them in a St. Louis parking garage, where she was later found dead. Jenkins initially faced a felony charge but was indicted on a misdemeanor instead.
The New American: Teen Crime Wave Shakes D.C., Fueled by Soft-on-Crime Politicians
Washington, D.C. is experiencing a teenage crime wave, with underage individuals committing serious crimes. Lenient laws and a focus on rehabilitation allow these minors to avoid severe punishment. The rise in crime among youth parallels the dystopian societies depicted in novels and is indicative of a larger problem in Democrat-run cities.
Fox News: Grandmother sentenced to prison after 9-year-old grandson shoots, kills teenage neighbor
A Baltimore grandmother, April Gaskins, was sentenced to four years in prison for her 9-year-old grandson's fatal shooting of a 15-year-old neighbor. Gaskins was found guilty of reckless endangerment and firearm access by a minor. The boy had been showing off a handgun when it fired, striking the victim in the head.
#sports
The American Spectator: VIDEO: 70 Percent of Americans Oppose Transgender Athletes in Women’s Sports
Nearly 70% of Americans are against transgender athletes competing in sports that do not align with their biological sex. Several states have enacted bans while others consider doing the same. Organizations like Concerned Women for America and the Independent Women's Forum advocate for protecting women's sports.
#science
Fox News: NASA appoints new director of UFO research in push to examine 'one of our planet’s greatest mysteries'
NASA has appointed a new director of UAP research to study unidentified phenomena in the sky, commonly known as UFOs. The director will oversee the development of NASA's scientific vision for UAP research, including the use of artificial intelligence and machine learning. NASA also plans to engage with the public and commercial pilots to build a more reliable UAP dataset.
Breitbart: NASA Reveals 'Truth' About UFOs
NASA has published a study on alleged UFO sightings, stating that there is no reason to believe they are aliens. The agency recommends destigmatizing the reporting of unidentified aerial phenomena and exploring new scientific techniques for studying them.
Flag And Cross: Bees Without Mothers More Prone To Disease: Study
A new study shows that bees without a mother figure are more vulnerable to disease and parasites during early development. Canadian scientists studying carpenter bees found that bees with maternal support had lower rates of disease and better overall health. The study highlights the importance of maternal care in bee development and the potential impacts on their microbiome and behavior.
#outdoors
Outdoor Life: Hoka Anacapa 2 Review: Pumped Up Comfort
Hoka's Anacapa 2 hiking shoe offers comfort and durability with its plush outsole and waterproof features. The new Invisible Fit Gore-Tex technology provides improved ventilation, while the achilles heel build and swallow tail heel add stability and support. While the shoe's sit-in design and stack heights are impressive, the increased surface area and narrow toe box may pose issues for some hikers. Overall, the Anacapa 2 is a durable and comfortable option for downhill hiking, but may not perform as well uphill.
#technology
Breitbart: Elon Musk Warns AI Poses 'Civilizational Risk' to Humanity
Elon Musk warns that AI could pose a threat to human civilization. Tech tycoons meet with lawmakers in DC to discuss the issue. Musk emphasizes the need to be proactive in addressing the potential risks.
Flag And Cross: New Camera Can Capture 4.8 Million Frames Per Second
A new camera has been developed in Canada that can capture 4.8 million frames per second, at a fraction of the cost of other cameras. By using off-the-shelf components and 'time-gating' methods, scientists were able to achieve blur-free images of ultrafast movements. The researchers believe this technology could be used in biomedicine and hazard-sensing technology for driverless cars.
#other
National Review: The Corner: About Those ‘Alien Corpses’ Presented to Mexico’s Congress . . .
Aliens have been a hot topic in the U.S., with recent government revelations sparking interest. Mexico joined the discussion with its first congressional hearing on UFOs, where alleged 1,000-year-old alien corpses were presented. However, skeptics point to past hoaxes and similarities to P. T. Barnum's Fiji mermaid as reasons to doubt the authenticity of these claims. Despite the allure of the unknown, serious inquiry is necessary to determine whether we are truly alone in the universe. However, in this case, the truth is unlikely to be found in Mexico.
Forbes: This New ‘Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty’ Cinematic Trailer Will Blow Your Mind
The new Cyberpunk 2077 expansion, Phantom Liberty, features Idris Elba's character, Solomon Reed, who is betrayed by his protégé. Reed and the player's character, V, work to rescue the president after a crash. Elba praises the detailed and impressive graphics of the cinematic trailer.