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America First News
25 Jun 2023
#politics
The American Spectator: The National Fabric Frays in the Absence of Political Vision
Lee Smith argues for a clear political vision, citing the fragility of America's domestic peace. A sound vision based on the infinite dignity of human life is necessary to avoid a renewed nightmare of division and civil conflict. Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson's vision of politics sought a higher shared vision of cooperative self-government, and we must strive to frame a larger vision in response to the challenge of opposition to realize this dream of lasting peace.
The Epoch Times: Trump Hails Indictments as ‘Great Badge of Courage,’ Accuses Biden of Election Interference
Former President Trump accused Democrats of interfering with the 2024 presidential election and called his indictments a "great badge of courage" during a speech at a Christian conservative event in Washington. Trump claimed he was targeted because of his strong lead over President Biden, who he believes has "weaponized law enforcement" to derail his presidential run. Trump faces 37 felony charges related to his alleged mishandling of classified documents and 34 felony charges of falsifying business records. The Faith and Freedom Coalition event featured other 2024 Republican presidential candidates, including Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and former Vice President Mike Pence.
The Epoch Times: Montana Republicans Report Letters With Mysterious Powder After Similar Mailings in 2 Other States
Republican lawmakers in Montana, Kansas, and Tennessee have received letters with white powder sent by anonymous individuals. Montana Governor Greg Gianforte and Attorney General Austin Knudsen have warned legislators to be cautious and contact law enforcement if they receive any suspicious package. The FBI has stated that ongoing lab tests did not indicate any risk to public safety, but around 100 similar letters have been sent to lawmakers and officials across Kansas.
#society
The Epoch Times: The Latest on the Titan Submersible Tragedy and What's Next in the Investigation
The OceanGate Expeditions-owned Titan submersible went missing and suffered a catastrophic implosion that killed all five passengers, including OceanGate’s CEO and pilot Stockton Rush, after chronicling the Titanic’s decay and underwater ecosystem. The investigation, involving Canadian and U.S. authorities and experts, will focus on how it happened and if it could have been prevented. A worldwide, multi-agency, and urgent search for the submersible, costing millions of dollars, and a worldwide vigil for the missing vessel came to an end when debris was found by deep-sea robots near the Titanic shipwreck site.
The Epoch Times: Queensland Gives Warning to Dangerous Dog Owners
Queensland is cracking down on dangerous dogs, with proposed laws that could see owners facing jail time for serious attacks and restrictions on certain breeds. The state’s Agriculture Minister Mark Furner is seeking community input and feedback on the proposed reforms until August 24. Changes could include a standardised state-wide requirement for all dogs to be properly controlled in public places, the banning of restricted dog breeds, and tougher restrictions on irresponsible owners. The move comes in the wake of at least four serious attacks earlier this year that saw the government revamp a 2021 task force committed to dealing with dangerous dogs.
#war
The Epoch Times: Taiwan Says Chinese Air Force Approached Close to Island's Coast
Chinese war planes crossed the median line in the Taiwan Strait and flew close to the island's contiguous zone on 11 September. Taiwan sent up its own aircraft and dispatched ships in response and activated land-based missile systems. China's military has over the past three years flown into Taiwan's airspace, causing an increase in tensions. The Chinese regime claims Taiwan as part of China, while Taiwan's government rejects the claims. The Taiwan Strait is also a frequent site of US military activities with U.S. warships transiting the waterway about once a month, and last year a US school announced its plans to open up a campus in Taiwan, causing backlash from China.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: US Targets Two Russian Spies It Says Tried to Influence Local US Election
US imposes sanctions on two Russian intelligence agents who interfered in American election as part of Moscow's "global malign influence operations." The two men, members of Russia's Federal Security Service, worked with a network of co-conspirators to undermine democratic processes in the US and other countries. The move builds on the US government's approach to protect its democracy.
#religion
The American Spectator: Who Ended Roe? Catholics
The Supreme Court has overturned Roe v. Wade, ending 50 years of nearly unregulated abortions and federal protections for the practice. Catholics have been at the forefront of the pro-life movement in the US since the beginning, with Catholic-led state legislatures enacting measures to ban abortions immediately after Roe. Many prominent figures in the movement, including founders of the National Right to Life Committee and the Rachel Project, as well as recent Supreme Court justices Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, and Amy Coney Barrett, are Catholic. The fight against abortion is expected to continue until ending an unborn child's life in America is unthinkable.
#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.
#health
Fox News: Chlorine spill in Texas lazy river leaves 12 people, including children, with 'possible accidental ingestion'
Chlorine spill infects pools at Houston water park, sending 12 to hospital including children. Hazmat team sent to clean up spill, exposure can provoke asthma and nausea.
#sports
Fox News: Former Nebraska and CFL star Dahrran Diedrick dies following cancer diagnosis: 'Leaves us far too young'
Former Nebraska and CFL star running back Dahrran Diedrick dies at 44 after battling cancer. Diedrick helped lift the Montreal Alouettes to a pair of Grey Cups during his 10-year run in the CFL. He was born in Jamaica and grew up in Toronto. He finished his college football career with 2,745 yards rushing on 502 carries with 26 touchdowns. Tarri Price, longtime Texas A&M defensive line coach, also passed away at 55.
Field & Stream: Fishing Crew Misses $3.5 Million Tournament Prize Because of Shark Bite Mark on Marlin
A fishing team in the Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament caught a 619.4-pound blue marlin, but it was disqualified because the fish had been bitten by a shark, violating IGFA rules. The Sensation team lost out on over $700,000 in prize money, while the Sushi team ultimately won with a 484.5-pound blue marlin. The owner of Sensation has filed a protest over the disqualification.
The Epoch Times: Musk Will Train If Las Vegas Martial Arts Cage Match With Zuckerberg Takes Hold
Elon Musk has challenged Mark Zuckerberg to a mixed martial arts cage fight in Las Vegas. Musk has yet to begin training for the fight but will do so if it takes place. The SpaceX investments in the rocket Starship may approach $3 billion this year.