THE AMERICA ONE NEWS
Jun 23, 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 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
Front Page Magazine: Biden Protects 472,000 Venezuelan Illegals from Deportation
Temporary Protected Status : TPS allows illegal aliens from dysfunctional countries like Haiti to have legal status and work in the US indefinitely. The Biden administration has extended TPS, benefiting almost half a million Venezuelan illegals. This move undermines border security and encourages more illegal immigration.
#politics
Fox News: Virginia leads nation in largest DEI bureaucracies in public universities: report
Virginia leads the nation in DEI bureaucracies in public universities, according to a new report. Analysts discovered that the University of Virginia, George Mason University, and Virginia Tech have the largest DEI bureaucracies. George Mason University's DEI department contains radical content that contradicts their "center-right reputation." The Heritage Foundation analysts argue that these DEI bureaucracies fail to improve campus climate and instead enforce a radical ideological orthodoxy. They call for the abolition of DEI departments in state-funded schools.
The Heritage Foundation recommends combating DEI bureaucracy by abolishing them, requiring private universities to comply with anti-discrimination law and the U.S. Constitution, and fostering more intellectual diversity on campuses. The DEI mantra has faced criticism and has been banned in some states. Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin has criticized DEI and aims to "advance equal opportunities" for Virginians. The report urges lawmakers to take action against DEI in colleges and universities.
Fox News: Short questions with Dana Perino for Stuart Varney
Dana Perino interviews Stuart Varney, the host of "Varney & Co." on FOX Business Network. Varney discusses his childhood, world travels, love for America, preparation for his show, economic misconceptions, and his passion for discussing politics. He also reveals that he is a farmer and shares insights on his daily routine and favorite book. Varney discloses that he is intensively preparing to co-host the Republican debate.
American Thinker: Did the CIA Offer Bribes to its own Analysts Regarding COVID?
Whistleblower reveals that the CIA offered money to analysts to switch their support from lab-leak hypothesis to zoonotic hypothesis. Scientists who authored influential paper on COVID origins received substantial grant money from Fauci's NIAID. CIA may be hiding evidence due to ties to USAID and funding of Wuhan Institute of Virology. The U.S. government had an interest in pursuing this research, but it backfired with the pandemic.
Fox News: Five takeaways from Merrick Garland's hours-long testimony at House Judiciary
Attorney General Merrick Garland testified before the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday, addressing allegations of politicization within the Justice Department. He discussed the appointment of David Weiss as Special Counsel for the investigation into Hunter Biden and emphasized that he did not interfere with the investigation. Garland also faced questions about potential tax charges against Hunter Biden, but deflected to Special Counsel Weiss for answers. Additionally, he defended the Justice Department against claims of anti-Catholic bias and addressed allegations of targeting parents at school board meetings.
Fox News: NBC guilty of 'dishonest advocacy' by shielding Democrats' stance on late-term abortions, critics say
NBC News rejects former President Trump's claims about Democrats supporting late-term abortions, leading to a heated exchange on "Meet the Press." Critics accuse NBC of biased journalism and dishonesty in reporting.
#society
Fox News: The war to save our teens from social media
The use of social media and internet applications is harmful, leading to attacks, bullying, and marginalization. Dating sites also promote a focus on high earners and physical appearance, jeopardizing relationships built on trust and humor. Social media's divisiveness extends to politics and has caused deep divisions and lawsuits. The COVID pandemic worsened the problem, with increased anxiety and loneliness, particularly among teenage girls. Solutions include overcoming loneliness and restoring connectivity, as well as empowering parents and emphasizing the importance of in-person relationships.
#foreignaffairs
American Thinker: The New Opium Wars
China, once ravaged by the opium crisis due to the British Empire's trade, is now being accused of facilitating the opioid crisis in America. The opium wars between China and Britain led to a loss of Chinese superiority and "the hundred years of humiliation." The current opioid crisis serves as poetic justice for some, but two wrongs don't make a right. America must address its addiction to power and position and vote out the elites to begin the path to recovery.
Fox News: Why it’s important to continue our support for Ukraine
Republican support for aid to Ukraine is weakening due to skepticism of President Biden's leadership and appeasement of Russia. A Russian victory in Ukraine would have catastrophic consequences for American security and bolster anti-American sentiment globally. Succumbing to isolationism would make Americans less safe and hurt the Republican Party's credibility. Republicans should reject "endless war" rhetoric and continue supporting Ukraine to avoid political irrelevance.
#military
Front Page Magazine: Majority of Senate GOP Vote to Confirm Joint Chiefs Chair Who Called for 43% White Male Officer Quota
Senate Republicans, with few exceptions, voted to replace Gen. Milley with Chief of Staff Charles Q. Brown Jr., who has made the Air Force the most woke service branch. Brown endorsed racial quotas, reducing white officers to 67% and white men to 43%. Only 11 GOP Senators opposed him, while the majority supported his nomination. The blame for the military's wokeness lies with Senate Republicans.
#health
Front Page Magazine: Biden Admin to Spend $600M Goosing COVID-19 Numbers With Free Tests
The government is spending $600 million on free COVID-19 tests, which will increase the number of positive cases and possibly lead to more shutdowns. This could also impact the upcoming election.
#education
Fox News: Maryland county battle heats up over 'sexually explicit' books in schools as mom vows to appeal decision
Parents and teachers in Maryland are fighting against "sexually explicit" books in school libraries. A committee removed two books and kept seven, but 49 more are under review. The fight against inappropriate content in schools continues.
Fox News: Books aren't being banned at school. But Democrats, media do defend porn for kids in school libraries
The Senate Judiciary Committee discussed "book bans" in school libraries. Republican Senator Kennedy and I read explicit passages, causing discomfort. Democrats agreed that obscenity shouldn't be in libraries. A report found most banned books were still available. Some believe exposing kids to explicit material is necessary.
Fox News: College rankings system change emphasizing 'social mobility' rankles some private universities
The 2023 college rankings by U.S. News & World Report sparked controversy for prioritizing social mobility and student outcomes over small class sizes.
#crime
Fox News: Todd, Julie Chrisley's daughter says parents faced 'retaliation' after her complaints about prison conditions
Savannah Chrisley, daughter of Todd and Julie Chrisley, speaks out about the severe conditions her parents are allegedly enduring in prison. She claims there is no air conditioning, black mold, asbestos, and lead-based paint in the facilities. She expresses concern for her mother's health, as she is a breast cancer survivor. The Chrisleys' sentences have been reduced, and they are currently serving their time.
#sports
Fox News: Deion Sanders origin story: He became Prime Time in the 1980s, but also displayed edgy makings of future coach
Deion Sanders, the former NFL and MLB player, had a significant impact on his college football team at Florida State University. His talent and work ethic helped turn the program around and set it on a path to success. Sanders' success as a coach at Colorado is also evident, as he has quickly transformed the team into a competitive force. His unique coaching style and ability to motivate players have contributed to his success.
Fox News: Doctor of physical therapy gives insight into Nick Chubb's future: 'Definitely got his work cut out for him'
Nick Chubb of the Cleveland Browns suffers a significant knee injury, putting his season in jeopardy. The severity of the injury and his age may make it difficult for him to fully recover and return to playing at an elite level in the NFL.
Forbes: Instead Of Standing Pat, The Kings Decided To Get Better
The Sacramento Kings, after a 16-year playoff drought, made it to the playoffs last season but were eliminated in the first round. This season, they have higher expectations and have strengthened their roster with the addition of Euroleague MVP Sasha Vezenkov. With a potent offense and the emergence of second-year player Keegan Murray, the Kings are aiming for another successful run.
Fox News: This day in sports history: Yankees say farewell; the ‘Dream Team’ goes for gold
On September 21, 1991, the "Dream Team" was formed, consisting of NBA stars like Michael Jordan and Magic Johnson. They dominated the Olympics and won the gold medal.
On September 21, 1969, New York Jets rookie Steve O'Neal kicked the longest punt in NFL history, traveling 98 yards.
Fox News: NFL Rookie of the Year candidate Bijan Robinson on C4 Energy drink, his faith and namesake mustard
Atlanta Falcons rookie running back Bijan Robinson has had a strong start to his NFL career, impressing with his performance on the field. He recently teamed up with C4 Energy for a campaign and praised the drink for its health benefits. Robinson is also vocal about his faith and uses his platform to spread messages of kindness and inspiration. As the Falcons head out on the road for their first away game of the season, Robinson remains focused and prepares for the challenge. In addition to his football success, Robinson has also launched his own gourmet Dijon mustard, Bijan Mustardson. The Falcons will face the Detroit Lions in Week 3.
Fox News: Tim Tebow lauds Deion Sanders' character, loves excitement he's building in Boulder
Tim Tebow praised Deion Sanders, saying he's always been supportive and caring. Tebow loves the unique coaching approach Sanders brings, turning boys into men. Sanders could have opportunities in the NFL or another school, but Tebow encourages him to follow his heart.