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America First News
30 Jun 2023
#politics
Liberty Nation: The Label Democrats Fear Most
Democrats fear that their relentless attacks against Donald Trump have resulted in an unsatisfied electorate and the possibility of a serious independent candidate emerging. There is increasing speculation about figures like Joe Manchin, Krysten Sinema, Larry Hogan, and Joe Lieberman considering an independent bid for the White House. Democrats worry that a moderate independent candidate could hurt the most, as shown by the response in Washington and the left's paranoia about such a bid.
The Federalist: House GOP Rejects Biden’s Socialist Mortgage Rule
American homebuyers can breathe easier, as the House of Representatives passed a bill to reverse Biden's socialist mortgage rules. The new rules penalize responsible homebuyers to subsidize high-risk borrowers, especially minorities. This measure is unfair, harmful to the housing market, and insults Americans hurt by the administration's economic policy.
BLM's demands for racial justice resulted in the largest shakedown in American history, with corporations pledging billions of dollars to the movement. Biden and the Democrats have embraced racial socialism, implementing discriminatory policies in various sectors. These policies punish virtue, reward imprudence, and undermine America's constitutional order.
#society
Fox News: France riots: What vacationers need to know as violent protests continue
Massive protests and riots continue in France over a range of issues including changes to the national retirement age, climate change, and police brutality. Air traffic controllers at Paris' Beauvais Airport went on strike, grounding all flights. France has deployed 40,000 police officers as the unrest grows following the deadly police shooting of a teenager.
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: Biden Admin Spends $4.6 Million in Taxpayer Cash To Fund LGBT Activism Abroad
The Biden administration has allocated nearly $4.6 million to fund LGBT projects internationally, including drag shows and pride parades. This funding is part of the administration's broader agenda to promote woke cultural values both in the United States and abroad, despite criticism that it does not strengthen American diplomacy. Critics argue that the focus on these priorities is pushing foreign nations to turn to China for aid.
#health
Fox News: Yoga retreats in the United States and around the world for the ultimate unwind
Looking for a yoga retreat? Consider these top locations: Esalen Institute in California, Miraval in multiple US locations, Kripalu Center for Yoga in Massachusetts, Yoga Explorers in multiple locations worldwide, Anamaya in Costa Rica, COMO Shambhala Estate in Bali, Sanara Tulum in Mexico, Ananda in the Himalayas in India, Omega Institute in New York, and Big Sky Yoga Retreats in Montana. Get away, relax, and immerse yourself in the practice of yoga.
#education
Liberty Nation: The Supreme Court’s About Face – Affirmative Action Now Illegal
The Supreme Court has ruled that affirmative action in college admissions violates the rights of whites and Asians. The decision is seen as a victory for Students for Fair Admissions and marks a shift towards a colorblind society. President Biden criticized the ruling, but the Court's majority believes that racial discrimination is never acceptable.
#crime
Fox News: Ex-Catholic Cardinal Theodore McCarrick ruled not competent to stand trial in child sexual assault case
Former Roman Catholic Cardinal Theodore McCarrick is deemed not competent to stand trial on sexual assault charges from decades ago. An expert for the prosecution has raised doubts about the case against the 92-year-old, who has pleaded not guilty. The judge will ultimately determine McCarrick's ability to face charges.
Fox News: Suspect in deadly home invasion blogged downfall from USC grad to mental blackouts
Three years before Christopher Ferguson allegedly killed three people in a random home invasion in Newton, Massachusetts, he wrote about his struggles with bipolar disorder and compared his diagnosis to a game of "Pac-Man." His lawyer never mentioned his mental health during his arraignment.
The city of Newton held a discussion about mental health following the triple homicide, angering some community members who felt that the focus should have been on the victims. Some residents were unaware of the killer on the loose and felt the city did not address the issue adequately.
Fox News: Decriminalization of marijuana use has unintended effect on Jersey Shore towns
Officials in beachside towns on the Jersey Shore are concerned that recent criminal justice reforms are leading to an increase in teenage delinquency. The reforms, which decriminalize marijuana use and limit police interactions with juveniles, have emboldened teenagers to engage in disruptive behavior. Episodes of underage drinking, drug use, fights, and assaults have been reported, prompting lawmakers to consider revising the laws. The situation has escalated over the past two years, with residents and officials calling for action to address the unruly behavior.
#sports
Forbes: 10 Bigs Milwaukee Bucks Should Target In 2023 Free Agency
The Milwaukee Bucks are considering adding another big man to their roster for the upcoming season. There are question marks surrounding their current players, including Brook Lopez and Bobby Portis. Some potential options for the Bucks include Jeff Green, Dario Saric, Jaxson Hayes, Justise Winslow, Kevin Love, Derrick Jones Jr., Keita Bates-Diop, Bismack Biyombo, Mo Bamba, and re-signing Brook Lopez.
#science
Flag And Cross: NASA's MAVEN Mission Reveals Unprecedented Views Of Mars In Ultraviolet Light
NASA's MAVEN spacecraft captured stunning ultraviolet images of Mars, revealing insight into the planet's atmosphere and surface features. The images were taken at different points along Mars' orbit around the Sun, with the first image showing the southern hemisphere during summer and the second image showing the northern hemisphere after Mars' farthest point from the Sun. The images display atmospheric ozone, clouds, haze, and the polar ice cap, shedding light on Mars' climate and atmospheric loss.
Flag And Cross: Octopuses Show Remarkable Similarities To Humans In Sleep Patterns
Octopuses exhibit similar sleep patterns to humans, with quiet stages and active stages resembling REM sleep. Researchers found that octopuses may even be dreaming during these active stages. The brain activity and skin patterning of octopuses during sleep closely resemble wake-like activity, highlighting the similarities between the sleeping behavior of octopuses and humans. The octopuses' ability to cycle between sleep stages suggests that possessing an active, wake-like stage may be a general feature of complex cognition. The skin patterns of octopuses during sleep may serve a similar function to dreams in humans, potentially helping to consolidate memories and learn from waking experiences.
#other
Fox News: Severe weather continues to pummel the Plains, Ohio Valley
Severe storms continue to ravage the Plains and Ohio Valley, with damaging winds, hail, heavy rain, and isolated tornadoes. Record-high temperatures are expected across the US, with California, the Southwest, and the Gulf Coast experiencing excessive heat. Canadian wildfire smoke has spread across the country, resulting in air quality alerts for the Midwest, Great Lakes, Northeast, and mid-Atlantic regions.