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America First News
10 Jul 2023
#politics
American Thinker: Your land is my land
Ben & Jerry claim Mt. Rushmore is on stolen land, but a Native American tribe wants their headquarters' land back. Ben & Jerry's refuses to negotiate.
Fox News: Albanian prosecutors seek arrest of former deputy prime minister on corruption charges
Albanian special prosecutors demand arrest of former deputy prime minister on corruption charges. He is also being investigated for concession contracts on public waste management. Corruption remains a serious concern for Albania's efforts to join the European Union.
#society
The Epoch Times: Big Business’s Not-So-Soft Bigotry of Low Expectations
The recent Supreme Court decision on race in college admissions reveals the extent of racism in American society, driven by an alliance between the political left and corporate America. Powerful corporations support race-based admissions policies to profit from minority communities' buying power. However, these policies perpetuate dangerous race myths and harm Asian Americans the most. The push for diversity in universities is based on the flawed idea that exposure to different races improves cognitive development and decision-making, while ignoring academic merit.
The Blaze: MacIntyre: The real reason journalists hate ‘Sound of Freedom’
"Sound of Freedom," a low-budget film about child sex trafficking, surprised everyone by competing with the latest Indiana Jones movie at the box office. However, instead of celebrating its success and the awareness it brings to a serious issue, leftist media outlets denounced the film as a conspiracy theory-driven piece for the radical right. Despite the backlash, the movie has received positive reviews from audiences and critics. The controversy highlights the division in society and the media's increasingly biased narrative.
The Epoch Times: Judge Who Led Desmond Inquiry Accuses NS Government of Spreading Misinformation
Nova Scotia judge accuses government of misinformation and ignorance in dismissing him from leading a high-profile inquiry into a war veteran's murder-suicide. Judge claims he was not delaying the report, government argues otherwise.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Three Things The International Community Can Do To Turn Up The Heat On Chief Executive John Lee In Hong Kong
Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee has offered a HK$1 million bounty for the capture of eight overseas defenders of freedom in Hong Kong, signaling a shift towards Beijing's influence. This move should prompt allied countries to protect Hong Kong residents within their borders and denounce these actions. The U.S. should deny John Lee a sanctions waiver and impose stricter sanctions against Hong Kong, while also offering safe haven to citizens fleeing persecution.
Breitbart: North Korea Threatens to Down American Planes over U.S. Submarine Docked in South
Communist North Korea threatens to shoot down U.S. planes over presence of nuclear-capable submarine in South Korea. South Korea supports the development of its own nuclear weapons.
#health
The Epoch Times: Madonna Breaks Silence After She Was Taken to the ICU With Infection
Singer Madonna releases statement after being hospitalized with a bacterial infection. She expresses gratitude and assures fans she will be back soon. Her manager confirms tour postponement.
The Federalist Papers: Larry Nassar, Convicted Sex Abuser of Gymnasts, Stabbed in Federal Prison
Larry Nassar, the former sports physician known for sexually abusing female gymnasts, was stabbed in a federal penitentiary in Florida. The assault occurred due to staffing shortages, and Nassar was hospitalized but stable. Nassar is serving time for sexual assault charges and possessing child pornography. The incident highlights the staffing crisis in federal prisons and the ongoing consequences of Nassar's actions.
#education
The Federalist: Ohio School District Spent Thousands To Hide Transing Of Kids
Columbus City Schools paid over $24,000 to a consulting firm, Q-inclusion, to teach staff how to introduce radical gender ideology in classrooms without parental consent. The training included methods to quietly enforce the LGBT agenda on children, such as using gender support plans, discussing LGBTQ+ topics with students, and promoting sexually explicit books.
#crime
Fox News: Tennessee soccer coach charged with child rape after restaurant workers find photos on his phone
A Tennessee soccer coach is accused of drugging and raping at least 10 boys after photos and videos of the children were discovered on his cell phone.
Fox News: Kentucky police officer fatally shoots man during a 'violent struggle'
In Covington, Kentucky, a police officer shot and killed a man after a violent struggle, resulting in non-life-threatening injuries for the officer. The incident occurred while responding to a report of a suspicious person.
Human Events: Police re-open investigation into convicted felon who violently
threatened women at London Trans Pride after complaints
Former convict Sarah Jane Baker, who identifies as trans, called for violence against women at London Trans Pride. Despite being reported, the Met police initially dismissed the case, claiming it was protected speech. After receiving complaints, they have now reopened the investigation. Baker has also made threats against JK Rowling and expressed a desire to run for Parliament.
Fox News: Pennsylvania police chief vows justice for bald eagle poacher
Residents of Cherry Valley Lakeview Estates were devastated to find one of their beloved local bald eagles shot dead by a poacher in May. The Pennsylvania police chief is vowing justice in the case as authorities continue their investigation. This incident highlights the need to protect these emblematic creatures, but the state penalty for killing bald eagles is only a summary violation fine of up to $200.
The Pennsylvania Game Commission is working with state, local, and federal authorities to bring the suspect to justice. The investigation is ongoing, and authorities expect to reveal more details before the end of the month. In the meantime, the police chief urges the public to refrain from making threatening statements and to respect the legal process. The state Senate is considering a bill to raise the fine for killing bald eagles to $2,000 in order to deter poaching and safeguard their progress in population growth.
Daily Wire: Harry Styles Gets Hit Again, Becomes Latest In String Of Performers Being Struck While On Stage
Concertgoers are targeting celebrities by throwing objects at them during their performances. Harry Styles was hit in the face with an unknown object in Vienna, while Bebe Rexha was struck in the face with a cell phone in New York City. Pink had a bag of cremated remains thrown at her during a show in London. This disturbing trend of assault on performers is becoming more prevalent.
#other
The Epoch Times: No Quebec Wildfires Considered out of Control for First Time Since End of May
Quebec's forest fire agency, SOPFEU, reports no out-of-control wildfires in the province for the first time since May. There are currently 57 blazes in the southern half of the province, with 38 under control and 19 contained. In the northern half, 86 wildfires are only fought if they pose danger to communities or infrastructure. Environment Canada has issued an air-quality alert for regions near James Bay and Hudson Bay due to wildfire smoke.