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America First News
27 Jun 2023
#politics
Fox News: Mother of Buffalo shooting survivor faces off against former mayoral candidate in local New York primaries
Two Black women, India Walton and Zeneta Everhart, are running for a seat on Buffalo's Common Council in New York. Both women have suffered tragedies with Everhart's son surviving a racist mass shooting and Walton losing her bid for Buffalo's mayoral race in 2021. With no Republican candidate, Walton looked like a sure winner in the general election, but Brown came back as a write-in candidate and won with the support of centrist Democrats, Buffalo's business community and Republicans who said Walton was too liberal. Walton is a former nurse and labor organizer who ran far to the left as a democratic socialist, while Everhart emphasizes her abilities as a coalition-builder.
National Review: Five Years after Janus, Government Unions Are Weaker — and More Desperate
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled forced government-union fees as unconstitutional. Radical transformation seen in labor movement, evidenced by decline of at least 8.5% in public-sector-union membership since 2017. SEIU HCII is the only major government union in Illinois to escape declining membership. Despite members leaving, unions are intensifying their political involvement and increasing membership dues. Government unions are broadening their demands beyond traditional scope of worker representation and embrace political and social issues. Desperation has made them even more polarizing, extreme, and political. This hashtag is .
Fox News: New York receives federal approval to charge Manhattan drivers in an attempt to reduce congestion
New York City has received federal approval to charge big tolls for driving into highly congested parts of Manhattan, with drivers potentially being charged up to $23 a day. The program could begin in spring 2024 and aims to reduce traffic, improve air quality, and raise funds for public transport systems. The tolls are expected to generate a yearly revenue of $1 billion, which will be used to upgrade the subway, bus, and commuter rail systems operated by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority. The plan has faced opposition from officials in New Jersey and taxi and car service drivers, who argue it would make fares unaffordable.
American Thinker: It's time to celebrate freedom the whole month of July
Why does the far left get multiple months of celebration while important events for freedom get only a few days? Many patriots are asking why we don't celebrate freedom for the whole month of July. The fascist far left co-opt more of our society for their political purposes, but we should celebrate the Declaration of Independence and its eternal concepts.
#society
American Thinker: America’s parents must teach their kids to be ideological commandos
Queerdom is coming for America's children through the destruction of traditional families and perverting of children to woke ideology in government schools. Middle schoolers are fighting back against the agenda through counter-demonstrations and walkouts. The solution lies in cultivating the parental school, teaching children essential truths, and harnessing their energy to stand for what is right.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: The Tragedy of Russia
A mercenary group leader's brief armed revolt against Russia's military leadership fills out the picture of the country's long history of attempted rebellions, coups and assassinations. Russia's lack of achieving Western standards of self-government is apparent in its brutal and incompetent invasion of Ukraine. Russia's distance from the Western standard is why a country that is a member of the U.N. Security Council and the G-20 and considers itself a great power could have a crisis with a distinct third-world flavor. Establishing a norm of the peaceful transfer of power is one of the most valuable achievements of the modern West, without it you get a Vladimir Putin fleeing his capital in fear and a Yevgeny Prigozhin likely to experience an unfortunate fall out of a window sometime soon.
#economy
Fox News: Jean-Pierre claims 'Americans feel better' about finances under Biden: 'What world is she living in?'
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre defended President Biden's economic record, claiming that Americans are feeling better about their personal finances. However, several Twitter users pushed back against this claim, with many joking that only the Biden family has benefited from these policies. Meanwhile, Jean-Pierre avoided questions regarding Hunter Biden's attendance at a White House state dinner shortly after pleading guilty to federal tax charges. Biden currently has a 42% approval rating, according to RealClearPolitics' polling average.
Forbes: Walgreens Profits Tumble To $118 Million On ‘Significantly Lower Demand’ For Covid Vaccine And Tests
Walgreens Boots Alliance's quarterly profits plummeted to $118 million, less than half of what they were a year ago, due to significantly lower demand for COVID-related services. COVID-19 related sales of vaccines and tests were a big money maker for drugstore chains like Walgreens, contributing to the loss of COVID-related revenue. Walgreens has lowered its earnings per share guidance for the rest of 2023 to $4.00 to $4.05 from $4.45 to $4.65 previously due to challenging consumer and macroeconomic conditions, and lower COVID-19 vaccine and testing volumes. Walgreens is taking "immediate actions," including another $600 million in cost-cutting to maintain growth and improve operations.
#crime
Fox News: 'Sound of Freedom' exposes brutal fight to rescue victims of child trafficking
"Sound of Freedom," a new film premiering on July 4, tells the story of Tim Ballard, the founder of Operation Underground Railroad (OUR Rescue), who quits his job with the Department of Homeland Security to rescue missing children in Honduras and organize his own team of child rescuers. The film highlights the gruesome reality of international child trafficking rings, depicting a $150 billion global criminal enterprise that often involves American tourists. OUR Rescue has been involved in over 4,000 operations and 6,500 arrests since its founding, and its "one-stop shop" rescue process includes prevention education, training, extraction, aftercare, and prosecution.
#sports
Forbes: Overcoming Adversity: Thunder Rookie Keyontae Johnson’s Path To The NBA Goes Beyond Basketball
Oklahoma City Thunder's Keyontae Johnson was drafted in the second round of the 2023 NBA Draft. Johnson exhibited outstanding skills in college basketball. He is one of the more physical players with his 240-pound frame and has a hidden upside that makes him a valuable asset in the court. Though he has been through a lot of challenging situations, he has proven that he has the character, mindset, work ethic, and on-court talent needed to be a significant contributor in the NBA.
Fox News: LSU star Dylan Crews takes page out of Angel Reese's book at College World Series
LSU Tigers won their first national championship in baseball since 2009 after beating Florida 18-4 in the College World Series. Dylan Crews led the final game with a triple and pointed to an imaginary championship ring on his finger. This celebration was inspired by LSU basketball star Angel Reese. This victory marks LSU's ninth national championship in baseball history.
Forbes: Venue Expert Believes MLB Should Build Stadiums Internationally
The Chicago and St. Louis Cardinals played a two-game series at London Stadium in front of large crowds. The stadium's capacity for baseball was smaller this time but the two games drew larger crowds than any MLB game in the United States this season. MLB plans more games in Europe and Paris in 2025 is one possibility. MLB wants to expand the sport in other markets and build stadiums globally. Financing could be challenging but public and private sector investors may be willing to fund projects in Europe and the Middle East.
Fox News: Rachel Bush, wife of Bills' Jordan Poyer, says charity golf event was nixed 'due to the arrogance of others'
Jordan Poyer's celebrity charity golf tournament was canceled after the beneficiary withdrew due to the location at Trump National Doral in South Florida. Some individuals made negative comments, leading to a political battle that divided the community. However, Poyer and his wife Rachel Bush clarified that the event's cancellation was due to others' arrogance and backing out last minute, leaving them in a difficult spot.
#other
American Thinker: Nine weeks after canceling Tucker Carlson, FOX News announces his replacement – and a new prime time schedule
FOX News announces a new prime time line-up, with Jesse Watters replacing Tucker Carlson at 8 PM, Greg Gutfeld's comedy show moving into prime time at 10 PM, and Laura Ingraham's show moving to 7 PM. Critics predicted dire consequences for FOX News when Carlson's show was canceled, but Forbes reports that they have reclaimed the top primetime spot, with their 24-hour ratings remaining strong. Watters is an affable, reliable conservative broadcaster who is predicted to be Carlson's heir apparent.
National Review: In Sweden, Young Leaders Weigh Conservative Climate-Change Solutions
Over 100 European students and young professionals gathered in Sundbyholm for a Young Leaders Summit seeking "conservative" climate-change solutions. They discussed the need for more nuclear power, the dangers of driving manufacturing out of Europe, and how green initiatives disproportionately affect poor people, small businesses, and farmers. These young people advocate for practical solutions, such as planting trees, that benefit the environment without raising costs or harming vulnerable populations.