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America First News
20 Jun 2023
#society
Townhall: What's Inappropriate?
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre denounces topless behavior at a Pride Month celebration on the South Lawn, saying it is simply "inappropriate" and "unacceptable." This raises the question of what constitutes appropriate behavior, and whether there is a unifying moral code. The decline of nations is often linked to the rejection of such a code, leading to decadence, debauchery, and moral deterioration. Some Americans are pushing back against this trend, with protests and boycotts against corporations that embrace the LGBTQ+ agenda.
#war
Townhall: A Place to Call Home
Svetlana, a Ukrainian refugee, has been displaced twice in her life due to war. She fled her hometown during Russian invasion and ultimately found safety in Israel. Laknesh, an Ethiopian Jew, fled to Israel in the 1980s due to the country's civil war and anti-Semitism. Both share the experiences of loss and hardship that many refugees face. As Israel celebrates its 75th anniversary this year, it stands as a secure land for Jewish people and has acted as a refuge for those fleeing persecution and violence.
The Epoch Times: Russian Opposition Leader Navalny Urges Anti-Kremlin Campaign as His New Trial Begins
Imprisoned Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny urges supporters to campaign against Moscow's actions in Ukraine as he faces a new trial on extremism charges. Despite facing almost three decades behind bars, the anti-corruption activist and critic of Russian President Vladimir Putin has called for a broad campaign to reach out to millions to explain the disastrous impact of the fighting. Navalny, who was imprisoned for fraud and contempt of court, has launched the campaign on messaging apps in a bid to reach further than state-controlled media outlets and the authorities. He has accused Putin's regime of hypocrisy and lies, stating that only the people can enter the fight for their citizens' hearts and minds.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Intel to Build $33-Billion Chip Plant in Germany After Government Pledges to Cover 1/3rd of Cost
Intel will spend over 30 billion euros to build a chip manufacturing site in Magdeburg, Germany, with the country covering a third of the investment. Germany will provide 9.9 billion euros towards the economy-boosting project, which is expected to be Intel's largest-ever foreign investment. The plan will require European Union approval to validate that the deal does not unfairly help Intel and hinder competitors.
#health
The Epoch Times: Study Reveals 33 Percent of Health Foods Contain Incorrect Information
Approximately a third of sports foods sold in Australian stores are mislabelled, according to a new study by Deakin University’s Institute for Physical Activity and Nutrition. The research indicates that 275 out of 558 products had the correct warnings and advisories required by Food Standards Australia and New Zealand. Consequently, the report called for more accurate labelling and tighter restrictions on where the products can be sold. Sports foods have become increasingly popular over the past two decades. The study urged regulators to ensure that consumers are given accurate information about the foods they choose to eat, arguing that misleading labelling presents a deceptive picture of the nutrients, resulting in people eating either too much or not enough of particular nutrients and foods.
An Australian MP has introduced a bill to prevent junk food companies from targeting children with ads. Sophie Scamps, an MP for Mackellar in New South Wales, tabled the Broadcasting Services Amendment (Healthy Kids Advertising) Bill 2023 to the Australian parliament. Amongst the proposals there would be a ban on adverts for unhealthy foods from 6.00am to 9.30pm on TV and radio broadcasts, whilst a complete ban would be imposed on social media and online sites. Companies falling foul of the law would be liable to fines of up to AUD550,000 (USD342,000), or up to five percent of their unhealthy food product turnover. The bill does not apply to print or outdoor marketing, sports sponsorships, or food and beverage companies’ own online content.
#education
Townhall: Teachers’ Union Girds for Battle As Woodland Park Parents Push Back
Colorado parents push back against left-leaning teachers' unions in Woodland Park School District. After observing the content taught in classrooms during virtual learning, parents pushed to elect conservative members to the school board and implemented changes, including allowing parents to opt out of controversial topics and adopting pro-American economic policies. The Woodland Park Education Association, unhappy, held a meeting for all staff and likened the struggle of public school teachers in Woodland Park to the American civil rights movement of the 1960s. Other teachers' unions are colluding district by district to replace traditional curriculum with left-wing politics under the guise of "honest education."
#other
The Epoch Times: 1 Dead, Nearly 2 Dozen Injured After Multiple Tornadoes Sweep Through Mississippi
Overnight tornadoes hit Mississippi, killing one person and injuring almost 20 more. Jasper County was the area worst affected, with Louin suffering the brunt of the destruction. Drone footage showed vast swaths of debris-covered landscape, with many homes destroyed and many trees uprooted and damaged. Local resident Lester Campbell recounted how it all took place so quickly. Eric Carpenter, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service, called the situation unusual because "a very unusual situation." The tornado became active near Louin and reached Bay Springs travelling around seven miles south. People suffered cuts and bruises, with most people being stable at the South Central Regional Medical Center. Rankin County bordering Jackson was also hit, with emergency services searching for the injured.