THE AMERICA ONE NEWS
Jun 24, 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
20 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!
#politics
American Thinker: California PD officers allegedly caught ‘badge-bending’ every time they get a civilian kill
Former police captain John Whitney settles with Vallejo Police Department after being fired for blowing the whistle on the practice of bending badges to commemorate killing civilians. Whitney raised concerns about the destruction of evidence but was ignored by city officials. The settlement amount of nearly $1 million vindicates Whitney and highlights the need to scrutinize acts of wrongdoing within law enforcement. The case raises questions about the relationship between police forces and politicians and the importance of local accountability in law enforcement.
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine’s Parliament approves immediate asset declaration disclosure
Ukraine's Parliament approves immediate asset declaration disclosure, requiring officials to disclose their assets and excluding military personnel and those in occupied territories. The law is necessary for Ukraine to start EU accession talks.
Red State: Big Pharma Is Having to Pay Refunds for Upcharging Rural, Largely Conservative Communities
Pharmaceutical companies in America are once again under scrutiny for overcharging pharmacies in rural areas and avoiding required discounts. AstraZeneca, Eli Lilly, Novartis, and Sanofi are among those accused of violating the rules. While these actions harm patients and are against the law, there is no indication that the government is taking significant action. The lack of media coverage is suspect, considering the impact on red areas.
Newsbusters: MSNBC Claims GOP Wants To End Democracy, Empowering China And Russia
MSNBC's Joy Reid and David Rothkopf discuss the end of democracy in the US and its impact on Africa, where China and Russia are gaining influence. They argue that the US's lack of a strategy for Africa and its attempts to impose social liberalism are pushing the continent towards other global powers. Rothkopf warns that if democracy recedes in the US, ethno-nationalism and autocratic leaders will fill the void. He calls for Americans to be one-issue voters and prioritize protecting democracy.
Breitbart: Gaetz: McCarthy Has Been 'Reckless and Unhinged and Rattled and Misogynist'
Representative Matt Gaetz accuses Speaker Kevin McCarthy of leading in a reckless and misogynistic manner. Gaetz criticizes McCarthy for not passing appropriations bills and attacking those who make legitimate arguments. Gaetz clarifies that he has no interest in becoming speaker but wants Congress to focus on its actual work.
#society
Daily Wire: The YouTube Unpersoning Of Russell Brand
Comedian and podcaster Russell Brand is facing allegations of emotional abuse, sexual assault, and rape from five women. The media's sudden interest in digging into Brand's past can be attributed to his transition from an advocate of debauchery to a promoter of more honorable behavior, along with his heterodox political positions. YouTube has already taken action by canceling monetization of Brand's videos, indicating a dangerous trend of erasing individuals from social media based on allegations and their political views.
Flag And Cross: Angry Protesters Pursue One Of The Heads Of A Military Preparatory Academy On Tel Aviv Streets
Rabbi Yigal Levenstein was attacked and chased by protesters in Tel Aviv for opposing the integration of women in the military and speaking against homosexuals. The protesters numbered about 300 and targeted Levenstein for his conservative views.
Fox News: Former Disney star Matthew Scott Montgomery still has ‘side effects’ from conversion, electroshock therapy
Former Disney star Matthew Scott Montgomery opens up about his traumatic experience with gay conversion therapy after coming out to his parents. Raised in a conservative environment in North Carolina, Montgomery secretly attended therapy sessions to "correct" his sexuality. He eventually realized that there was nothing wrong with him and found acceptance through a play that mirrored his own life.
#war
The American Mind: For Western Eyes Only
The success of the Ukrainian counteroffensive in the ongoing war in Eastern Europe is complicated. It has not achieved major strategic goals, but it has secured continued Western support. The conflict primarily revolves around holding territory, with limited changes in the frontline. Major breakthroughs and territorial gains are unlikely. The conflict is seen as a Russian defensive war, with Russia's main goal being to hold territory in the eastern oblasts. Ukraine aims to recapture all Russian-held territory, but this would require more funding, deadlier weapons, and a larger military force. The war is increasingly seen as an ethnic struggle against Russia, with extreme political goals that would require a large-scale coalition war. The U.S. is potentially willing to provide more support, justified by showcasing Ukraine's ability to inflict pain on Russia and threaten Moscow's Black Sea Fleet. Increasing long-range strike capabilities is a possibility, but major changes in the current lines are still unlikely. Russian escalation could be strategically advantageous for Ukraine, as it would require more men and potentially lead to greater Western involvement. Some political ideologues in the U.S. media may share this view and push for greater involvement, regardless of the risks. The war is becoming more ideological, with a Manichean struggle between good and evil. Greater U.S. involvement seems likely, despite dropping approval rates for support to Ukraine. Ukrainian President Zelensky will continue to depict the war as a shared endeavor against global threats, with Democrats rallying behind Ukraine while others question the true meaning of the American flag.
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine on high alert as Russian strikes on energy system loom
Russian strikes on Ukraine's energy system are imminent, according to Ukrainian intelligence. Ukraine is on high alert and preparing for missile and drone attacks on critical civilian infrastructure. The damage caused to Ukraine's power system by Russia's previous campaign was extensive, and the country is still working on restoring and protecting its high-voltage network.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Japan PM Kishida Invites Kim Jong-un to Meet 'at Any Time Without Any Conditions' at U.N.
Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio invites North Korean leader Kim Jong-un to a face-to-face meeting without preconditions, despite tense relations between the two countries. Kishida emphasizes the need to resolve outstanding issues and improve bilateral relations. He also condemns Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
#economy
Forbes: Cutting Red Tape Could Add Billions To Pennsylvania’s Economy
A new report reveals that Pennsylvania enforces over 166,000 regulatory restrictions, making it 22% more regulated than the average U.S. state. These regulations burden residents and businesses, leading to slow population growth and reduced economic dynamism. Research suggests that cutting red tape, as demonstrated in Canada and other U.S. states, could significantly accelerate growth. Pennsylvania policymakers should consider revisiting outdated environmental rules, addressing the permitting process, implementing a regulatory budget, and enhancing legislative oversight to roll back regulatory burdens and improve the state's economic prospects.
#military
The Blaze: General Mark Milley says he's 'not even sure' what 'woke' means before insisting the military definitely isn't
General Milley denied that the U.S. military is "woke" but later admitted that there are some woke elements within the armed forces. He stated that studying critical race theory is important and defended the reading of texts related to it.
#crime
Daily Wire: Danny Masterson’s Wife Bijou Phillips Files For Divorce Following His Sentencing For Rape
Actress Bijou Phillips has filed for divorce from her husband, actor Danny Masterson, just weeks after he was sentenced to prison for rape. Phillips cites "irreconcilable differences" as the reason for the divorce and is seeking spousal support. Masterson was found guilty of raping two women and received a 30-year to life sentence.
Breitbart: Protesters Block Mexican Border City Port of Entry over Unsolved Murder
The unsolved murder of a university student in Matamoros, Tamaulipas led friends and loved ones to block the entrance of an international port of entry for over 18 hours in protest. The activists faced threats of arrest from state police forces but continued their protest until told they could face federal charges. The victim's mother, Mayra Nelly Torres, believes her daughter's boyfriend is the main suspect.
Fox News: White supremacist admits to sending threats to jury, witnesses of Pittsburgh synagogue shooting trial
In 2018, Robert Bowers killed almost a dozen people at a synagogue in Pittsburgh. Hardy Carroll Lloyd, a self-proclaimed White supremacist, pleaded guilty to threatening the jury and witnesses of the shooting trial. Lloyd may face more than six years in prison.
Forbes: Donald Trump Jr.’s X Account Hacked—Announces His Father’s Death In Fake Tweet
Donald Trump Jr.'s Twitter account was hacked, resulting in incendiary tweets about Biden, Jeffrey Epstein, and crypto influencer Richard Heart. The false tweets were removed after an hour.
Daily Wire: University Of Idaho Murder Suspect Not Getting Special Treatment Behind Bars: Report
Man accused of killing four University of Idaho students in 2022 is not receiving special treatment in jail. He has access to a computer, but not the internet, and is being fed a vegan diet. His trial date has been postponed, and his attorneys have offered an alibi for his whereabouts on the night of the murder. DNA found at the crime scene has been matched to the suspect.
The American Spectator: Was Ray Epps a Jan. 6 Fed Conspirator?
Ray Epps is charged with a misdemeanor for disorderly conduct during the Capitol Hill riots, fueling conspiracy theories about his involvement.
#sports
Fox News: Patriots' fan dead after altercation at Gillette Stadium did not sustain ‘traumatic injury,’ autopsy finds
A Patriots fan died after a game altercation with a Dolphins fan. The preliminary autopsy report did not indicate traumatic injury, but identified a medical issue. The official cause and manner of death are still undetermined.
Fox News: Shilo Sanders wanted to ‘whoop’ Colorado State player over Travis Hunter hit: ‘That really made me mad’
Colorado safety Shilo Sanders is furious after his teammate, Travis Hunter, was injured by a late hit from Colorado State's Henry Blackburn. Sanders admits he wanted to "whoop" Blackburn and is upset that there have been no serious consequences for the hit. However, reports of death threats towards Blackburn have raised concerns about player safety and have been condemned by Colorado's head coach.
#other
Forbes: BTS Will ‘Stay Together In 2025 And Beyond’ After Renewing Contracts
BTS, the popular K-pop group, has renewed their contracts with BigHit Music, showing their dedication to the company and their fans. Some members will sign at different times due to military duties. This is the second time they have extended their contracts, and the duration of the new contracts is unclear.
Breitbart: Crisis, What Crisis? World Leaders Skip Latest U.N. Climate Summit
U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres hosts a climate summit, but leaders of major economies like China, the U.S., and the U.K. are absent. Guterres aims for specific actions under the Paris Agreement, but the impact may be limited.