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America First News
27 May 2023
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: The G-7 Is a Burr in Xi Jinping’s Saddle
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) disdains international bodies that exclude China from participation, particularly intergovernmental organizations, like the G-7. The CCP's frustration came to the fore following the 2023 G-7 meeting held in Hiroshima, Japan, which named China a threat. The G-7 is a forum for the world's largest developed economies that meets to discuss intergovernmental monetary issues, particularly global food security, transition to clean energy economies, and debt crises.
#economy
The Epoch Times: 150 Ways Biden Has Made It Harder to Produce Oil and Gas: Energy Institute Report
President Biden's policies have caused America's energy production to weaken, resulting in the highest gas prices in history. The Keystone XL pipeline has been cancelled, along with a moratorium on all oil and natural gas leasing activities in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, putting oil and gas firms at a disadvantage compared to other energy sources that received direct subsidies. The President has also raised regulatory costs of fossil fuel energy production, and signed an executive order announcing a moratorium on new oil and gas leases on public lands or in offshore waters. All this has resulted in gas prices surging to over $5 per gallon in June 2022.
The transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy may not be as clean as claimed, as it requires solid minerals and rocks and metals to be mined, resulting in a big increase in the quantity of minerals and metals needed to be mined. All the mining is done with oil-burning machines, and all the resins to make wind turbine blades are done with hydrocarbons, while all the concrete and steel require metallurgical coal, natural gas, and oil. Although the Biden administration has claimed to support the oil and gas industry, oil production has actually suffered under its policies, and critics have warned that anti-fossil fuel policies have reduced investments in fossil fuels and could disrupt the country's future power supply.
#culture
Gataway Couple: Visit Bessie the Cow on Your Next Roadtrip
Travelers in America’s Badger State should make a stop in Janesville to see Bessie the Cow – a giant fiberglass statue standing over 16 feet tall and weighing over a ton. Located just across from an Arby’s and an Exxon, stop at Bessie to grab a selfie, a roast beef sandwich, and some fuel before heading back on the road. But Bessie isn’t the only quirky roadside attraction in Wisconsin; check out the world’s largest six-pack in La Crosse, the world’s largest talking loon in Mercer, the world’s largest penny in Woodruff, and much more.
#education
Red State: Overwhelming Support: Nevada Governor Lombardo Signs Bill Allowing Students to Wear Religious and Cultural Regalia at Graduation
Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo has signed a bill codifying the right of public school students to wear cultural and religious adornments at graduation ceremonies. Students can express pride in their culture or religion while walking during the graduation. This legislation has gained universal support and Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo signed it in time for graduations across Nevada.
Oklahoma’s Legislature has overridden Governor Kevin Stitt's veto of a bill that allows Native American students to wear their cultural regalia at graduations. The bill received strong support in both the House and Senate. Governor Stitt argued that school districts should decide whether to permit their students to wear tribal regalia during graduations or wear traditional cap and gown attire. 13 other U.S. states protect the right to wear tribal regalia.
#crime
The Federalist Papers: Government Reparations Task Force Leader Fired After Being Arrested at City Hall
A project coordinator for Boston's Reparations Task Force, George Williams, has been arrested and fired for trespassing and resisting arrest in City Hall. Williams had caused problems in the building over the past three weeks, according to the director of Municipal Protective Services. He reportedly became aggressive and threatened other staff, while suspicions arose that he might be on drugs, and he lunged at an officer following his arrest. Despite confirmation of the termination of his contract, the city of Boston insisted that the work of the Reparations Task Force would continue.
#outdoors
The Blaze: Search called off for teen who went overboard while on graduation celebration cruise in the Bahamas
The search for recent graduate Cameron Robbins, 18, who jumped overboard on a pirate-themed cruise in the Bahamas, has been suspended by the Royal Bahamas Defence Force. When told by Bahamian military officials that further active searches were being put on hold, the US Coast Guard announced they were no longer willing to offer assistance. The University Laboratory School in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, graduate, who was on the cruise as part of a graduation celebration with classmates, jumped overboard on a dare.
#other
Gataway Couple: Should You Tell The Bank You'll Be Living in an RV Full-Time?
Should you tell the bank you'll be living in an RV full-time? It's becoming popular for individuals and families to embrace tiny living and live in a camper. However, some banks will not finance an RV if you use it for full-time living. Some zoning and code authorities don't classify RVs as residential dwellings. They may have limits or require certain things from owners to live full-time in them. Full-time RV living is legal in the United States but familiarize yourself with the rules and regulations specific to your area.