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America First News
11 Jun 2023
#society
American Thinker: In Tennessee, Government Overreach Left An Elderly Woman Homeless
Supreme Court Judge Neil Gorsuch warns of civil liberty intrusions since March 2020. Municipalities and counties use excessive fines and fees to compensate for budget shortfalls, violating citizens' rights and generating conflicts of interest through the "Taxation By Citation" doctrine. Abuses occur in the Shelby County Environmental Court designed to deal with an epidemic of blight. Instead, the court operates in secret and has no oversight, leading to Kafkaesque abuses of citizens' rights. The Institute for Justice partners with Sarah Hohenberg to sue the court and other similar housing courts nationwide through a Due Process Clause violation.
American Thinker: Only certain Black lives matter to BLM
The mismanagement of funds from Black Lives Matter has led to defunding. BLM did not live up to their name and only favored certain Black lives. They reduced the number of officers on the street, which led to an increase in crime that affected Blacks more than other racial groups. BLM enriched themselves instead of Black people, spending only a third of the money they received on charity. It's time to end the farce of BLM and send donations directly to neighborhood organizations that are working in the Black community.
American Thinker: The miracle of the children found after a jungle plane crash
A lost group of four children who survived a plane crash in Colombia were found alive after a month of wandering in the jungle. Lesly, Soleiny, Tien, and Cristin Ranoque Mucutuy were unharmed and taken to a hospital for treatment before being returned to their family. The miraculous event reminds us of the good in the world.
Foreign Policy: A Medley of Arguments and Stories Captures European Lives
Ben Judah's new book, This Is Europe: The Way We Live Now, is a series of vignettes exploring the lives of individuals across the continent. Rather than a straight telling of politics and economics, the focus is on people and their stories. The book covers topics such as migration, COVID-19, and the war in Ukraine.
#economy
Forbes: Nuclear Power Is A Viable Option For Replacing Coal
The US has transitioned from coal-powered energy due to environmental regulations, natural gas competition, and cheaper renewable energy. However, reliable and affordable zero-emission power replacements are still needed. Nuclear power is a viable option, with the potential to save money and reduce emissions. The International Energy Agency suggests phasing out unabated coal power for rapid emissions reductions with nuclear power expected to play a key role in replacing coal-fired electricity generation. Converting coal plants to nuclear power could help retain workforces, stabilize the economy, and help the US meet its climate goals.
#culture
Washington Free Beacon: Offstage Drama
Up With The Sun by Thomas Mallon is a novel that explores the lives of overlooked figures in history, including B-list actor Dick Kallman, who was murdered in his Manhattan apartment in 1980. The novel is primarily narrated by Matt Liannetto, a fictional theater pianist who dines with Kallman on the night of his murder and is driven to investigate the circumstances of the actor’s untimely demise. Mallon uses the past as a case study of the ideas he’s interested in exploring, making it a story about people out of place and their struggles to stay afloat.
#health
The Epoch Times: The Essential Guide to Tinnitus: Symptoms, Causes, Treatments, and Natural Approaches
Tinnitus, a condition in which a person hears ringing or other noises in their ears, affects around 25 million Americans. It is caused by damage to the auditory system due to underlying conditions and can be subjective, neurological, somatic, or objective. Symptoms include ringing, buzzing, hissing, and more, and it can lead to anxiety, depression, agitation, and insomnia. Tinnitus can be managed with treatments such as tinnitus retraining therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, hearing aids, and more, and can be prevented by avoiding loud sounds, taking brain and ear supplements, and getting enough good quality sleep.
#sports
The Epoch Times: Toddler who's been climbing since she was 11 months can now scale 52-foot walls
Four-year-old Isla Murr, from Sydney, started climbing at just 11 months old and can now scale 52-foot-high walls. Her mom took her to rock climbing centers, where she climbed everything she could. Isla's performance amazed everyone, and her mom believes climbing will continue to be a lasting passion for her daughter.
#outdoors
RV Lifestyle: Tired of Burnt Food? 7 Tips for Cooking in an RV Oven
RV ovens are notoriously inconsistent, burning the bottom while leaving the top undercooked. Real RVers suggest putting a pizza stone in the oven, using Airbake pans, installing an oven thermometer, allowing plenty of time to preheat, raising the rack higher, cooking at a lower temperature, and/or replacing the RV microwave with a convection microwave. Alternatively, try making these delicious recipes in your RV oven: Squash Casserole, Leftover Hamburger Patty Casserole, and French Toast Casserole.