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America First News
18 Jun 2023
#politics
Fox News: Joni Ernst says she knows what Iowans want in a 2024 GOP nominee
Sen. Joni Ernst of Iowa is advising Republican presidential hopefuls on how to connect with Iowans ahead of the state's first-in-the-nation caucuses. She stressed the importance of finding areas where parties can pull together, saying Iowans want to know what candidates will do to move the country forward. Ernst's Roast and Ride fundraiser appeared to cement her role as a key stage manager leading up to the primaries, and drew eight presidential candidates. She confirmed that some Iowa voters have positive reviews of Sens. Tim Scott of South Carolina and Nikki Haley, but said some voters could still change their minds about former President Donald Trump, the current front-runner.
#society
Fox News: WATCH: Young Americans reject gender-neutral replacement for Father's Day: ‘Nah, it’s crazy’
Young Americans in Tysons Corner, Virginia, have rejected calls to replace Father's Day with a more gender inclusive holiday. The issue originated with a new language guide from Springfield College in Massachusetts, which sought to replace "father" and "mother" as gendered terms, replacing them with "parent" in an attempt to respect parents with non-traditional gender roles. Every person questioned on the street in Virginia showed a disinclination towards the proposed change. The respondents were questioned by Campus Reform reporter William Biagini, who stated the responses were inspired by Springfield College's inclusive language guide.
#foreignaffairs
Red State: CNN Clownishly Concludes GOP Loves Fossil Fuels, Hates Kids and 'Clean and Healthful Environment'
CNN aired a segment on 16 young people suing the state of Montana over the state's extraction and usage of fossil fuels, which they claim violates their constitutional rights for a "clean and healthful environment." CNN's climate correspondent portrayed the young people as heroes fighting the evil Republican-controlled Montana state government. However, a judgment for the young plaintiffs won't change anything, and the lawsuit could set a powerful precedent for Our Children's Trust. EPA acknowledges that Clean Air Act programs have lowered levels of six common pollutants and that some improvements have occurred while U.S. economic indicators remain strong.
#economy
Forbes: As China Debate Heats Up, Biggest Risk Is Shift In Focus
The trade war between the US and China continues, with President Biden keeping Trump's policies in place and even expanding on some of them. Defense hawks are now taking over the debate and shifting the focus away from trade, with talk of saving Taiwan, while re-industrialization lost to Asia remains a more pressing issue for Americans with job losses. Decoupling from China is a trend that has led Chinese companies to set up shop in Vietnam, and Mexico.
#military
Fox News: What military families like mine feel on Father’s Day
Former Gov. Nikki Haley of South Carolina discusses how military families handle deployments. On Father's Day, she and her family prepare to send her husband Michael on a nearly year-long deployment to Africa with the South Carolina Army National Guard, and although it is his second deployment, the family still feels nervous and proud of his service. Haley expresses gratitude for the sacrifice of all those who serve and says she will always support them and their families. She believes in honoring the true heroes of America by keeping the country strong through patriotism, care for veterans, and modernizing the military.
#religion
Fox News: We can 'trust God's heart' on Father's Day and every day, says Washington faith leader
Father's Day sees many turning to the Bible for guidance and inspiration on the vital role of fathers. The Bible verse, Deuteronomy 1:29-31, reminds believers that God is always protecting his flock, even when it seems otherwise. Pastor Jesse Bradley advises fathers to be connected, invested, rested, and tested with their families, and is calling on people to acknowledge the good work of fathers and father figures of all forms. Meanwhile, intentional forgiving is urged for those hurt by their fathers. All these actions will strengthen families and, in turn, lead to thriving communities and a country "that is becoming all God has designed her to be."
#crime
Fox News: Shooting near Washington amphitheatre leaves at least 2 dead, 3 wounded; suspect arrested
A shooting at a campground near the Gorge Amphitheatre in Washington left two dead and three wounded, including the suspect, at the Beyond Wonderland music festival. The shooter fired into the crowd before walking away, continuing to shoot randomly until law enforcement apprehended him. Motives remain unknown.
#sports
Forbes: PGA Tour-LIV Golf Alliance Could Take A Year To Finalize If Deal Doesn't Collapse First
The PGA Tour, LIV Golf series, and Europe's DP World Tour have announced a deal backed by Saudi Arabia's $620 billion public investment fund, which has raised antitrust concerns among US lawmakers and regulators. The DOJ has launched an investigation, while several senators are initiating probes. Mark Conrad, director of the Sports Business Initiative at Fordham University's Gabelli School of Business, says the parties will either: navigate the gauntlet of regulatory, legal and political issues to consummate the deal; create a settlement to appease regulators, or the deal falls apart resulting in competition between the tours. The Saudis may have taken a page out of Qatar's playbook when conceptualizing LIV Golf.
#science
Fox News: Moon in solar system has elements needed to support life: scientists
Saturn's moon Enceladus has the necessary materials to make it habitable, including substantial amounts of phosphorus salts inside icy particles ejected into space. NASA's Cassini mission collected frozen spray from the satellite, leading researchers to conclude that Enceladus' subsurface ocean is rich in a variety of organic compounds. The discovery of phosphorus, "a building block for DNA", marks the first time the element has been discovered in an ocean beyond Earth.
#other
Fox News: Sammy Hagar says he is 'so proud' that son Andrew Hagar is following in his rock star footsteps
Sammy Hagar's son Andrew has pursued a career in music, surprising his father who expected him to become a martial artist. The former Van Halen frontman is "so proud" of his son and impressed by his songwriting skills. Andrew decided to pursue music after opening for country star Kris Kristofferson in 2016 and plans to release a new song and EP this month. Sammy and Andrew have performed together a few times, but the elder Hagar wants his son to forge his own path and style of music. In addition to his music career, Sammy also praised Andrew for his philanthropic work.