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America First News
25 Jun 2023
#politics
The American Spectator: Hunter Biden: Too Little Too Late
Hunter Biden received a light sentence for paying back taxes and is expected to plead guilty to a gun charge resulting in probation, despite his past involvement in drugs and illegal activity. The public's outrage stems from the fact that he was not arrested for his reckless behavior and was not punished as harshly as others in his father's hawkish drug policies. People are also criticizing Joe Biden for being willfully blind to his son's actions and for claiming that he has done nothing wrong.
#culture
The American Spectator: Paganism and the Culture Wars
In "Pagans and Christians in the City," Steven D. Smith argues that modern American dysfunction can be explained by a clash of civilizations between Paganism and Christianity, as opposed to secularization theory. Smith also contends that the culture war in America is not one pitting the secular against the religious but a struggle between two different religiosities: one pagan and one Christian. The book explores the clash between immanent and transcendent accounts of goodness, value, and meaning across different areas, such as sex-based contention and First Amendment freedoms.
#sports
Fox News: West Virginia basketball promotes Josh Eilert to interim coach after Bob Huggins' abrupt exit
West Virginia has named Josh Eilert as their interim basketball coach in light of the resignation of Bob Huggins following a drunk driving arrest. Eilert is a seasoned assistant coach, and the promotion gives him his first head coaching opportunity. NCAA regulations require WVU players to decide within 30 days if they want to enter the transfer portal, however, Eilert is expected to keep the team together for the upcoming season.
Forbes: Three Weeks Later, Slugger Aaron Judge Gives A Sobering Assessment Of His Injury
New York Yankees' Aaron Judge has a torn ligament in his right big toe, creating frustration and uncertainty around his recovery. This comes as the team continues to struggle with their lineup, despite winning seven of the 17 games Judge has missed. The Yankees are counting on their pitching and hoping for a boost in their lineup when Judge is able to return.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Hunter Sues Virginia DWR Alleging that Game Wardens Illegally Confiscated a Trail Camera From His Private Property
A property owner in Virginia is suing the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources (VDWR) and three conservation officers for entering his private 30-acre parcel without his consent and confiscating a game camera. Josh Highlander claims the officers entered his property without a warrant or his knowledge and also charged his brother for turkey hunting over bait. The Institute for Justice, a non-profit law firm representing Highlander, argues that the Open Fields Doctrine, which allows surveillance in privately-owned open fields, shouldn't apply under the Virginia constitution.
#other
The Epoch Times: Lizard Location Under Guard to Save Rare Species
Conservationists have discovered Victoria's grassland earless dragon for the first time since 1969. The species had previously been thought of as extinct, with numbers having fallen due to habitat loss and predators like feral cats and foxes. A trial is now underway to locate more populations of the dragon using sniffer dogs. The exact location of the group has been kept secret to maintain their safety. A breeding program for the similarly endangered Canberra grassland earless dragon will also aid in the success of the trial.