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America First News
10 Jul 2023
#politics
The Epoch Times: Roy Herron, Longtime Tennessee Democratic Lawmaker, Dies After Injuries From Jet Ski Accident
Roy Herron, a longtime Tennessee lawmaker and former chairperson of the state Democratic Party, died from injuries sustained in a jet ski accident. He was hospitalized since a July 1 collision on Kentucky Lake. Herron was known for his dedication to family, politics, and advocating for the disadvantaged. His legacy will be remembered.
The Epoch Times: Victorians to Bear Australia' Heaviest Property Taxes
Victorian homeowners face the heaviest property tax in Australia as the state government repays COVID-19 debt. Estimates suggest Victorians will pay $2,000 per person in property tax this year, with figures expected to rise to $2,400 by 2026-2027. The state will generate the highest property tax revenue by 2025-2026, with 17% of total revenue coming from property tax.
Fox News: AOC dragged for answer in ‘softball’ MSNBC interview with Jen Psaki: ‘Really pathetic'
Critics label Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's interview as a "softball" after she says people are surprised she does her homework. Dr. Nicole Saphier calls her answer "pathetic" and questions her relationship with facts. Ocasio-Cortez is criticized for her non-serious moments and being good at social media.
Fox News: New York City mom stands up to government overreach post-COVID: 'Mom Army is stepping into the breach'
Author Jacqueline Toboroff, also known as a member of the "mom army," is leading the charge to protect American children from what she perceives as an increasingly irrational government. Toboroff's book, "Supermoms Activated: 12 Profiles of Hero Moms Leading the American Revival," profiles 12 activist moms who have taken action against government mandates and policies in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak. These moms, and millions of others across the country, are leaving the Democratic Party in droves, according to Toboroff.
PJ Media: The Morning Briefing: What if They'd Found Anthrax in the White House Instead of Cocaine?
There is suspicion surrounding drugs found in the White House, with claims that the Secret Service should have known who left them. The story keeps changing, and the investigation is expected to wrap up soon, but doubts remain.
The investigation into the drugs found in the White House is being compared to the thoroughness of the anthrax investigation. Rumors suggest that the White House is not taking the matter seriously and is relying on someone untrustworthy to find the culprit.
The Federalist: France Faces An Immigration Crisis, Not A 'George Floyd Moment'
France has experienced a week of widespread riots following the death of 17-year-old Nahel Merzouk. The riots are a result of a marginalized immigrant population living in poverty and experiencing high rates of unemployment. The French government's immigration policy and lack of assimilation measures have contributed to the unrest.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine liberates over 14 km² over the past week – General Staff
Ukrainian forces have reclaimed over 14 square kilometers in the past week, advancing in the south and east. The liberation of areas in southern Ukraine brings the total to 169 square kilometers. Mine clearance is ongoing, and heavy fighting continues in Donetsk Oblast.
The Economist: Why Ukraine needs American cluster bombs
Europe | Bomblets away: Ukraine seeks American cluster bombs to aid counter-offensive against Russia. Cluster munitions are controversial due to risks to civilians and potential long-term harm. The use of these weapons has already begun with Soviet-era and Turkish-supplied cluster bombs. Ukraine insists on careful usage and demining efforts.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: What is NATO Actually For?
NATO's purpose is unclear after the Cold War. Ukraine's request to join NATO is complicated due to lack of agreement within the alliance and issues with Ukraine's eligibility. Accepting Ukraine would define NATO's mission as countering Russia, but rejecting it would admit NATO's lack of purpose. Governments struggle to define their purpose and instead focus on self-perpetuation. The US's involvement in the Russia-Ukraine war lacks a plan and clear decisions, leading to a disastrous outcome.
Front Page Magazine: Iran is Behind Jenin's Terror Base
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu labels the action in Jenin as "Operation Home and Garden," aiming to eliminate the terror infrastructure in the city. Iran's Quds Force is behind the recent surge in coordinated attacks against Israel through its proxies, such as Hamas and PIJ. The US and Iran are reportedly engaged in negotiations that could lead to the release of $7 billion in funds to Iran, potentially fueling more terrorism against Israel.
#health
Forbes: Do Black Physicians Double The Survival Odds Of Black Newborns?
An amicus brief filed on behalf of the Association of American Medical Colleges corrected a false statement about the impact of Black physicians on the survival of Black newborns. The correction revealed that the original claim of doubling survival rates was based on a statistical error in interpreting the data. The study showed that the mortality penalty for Black newborns was reduced by 58% when under the care of Black physicians, but this only amounted to a 0.26% increase in the likelihood of survival, far from doubling the odds. The study also had methodological flaws and failed to account for factors such as NICU care and selection bias.
#education
The Federalist: If You Call Teachers 'Heroes,' You're Part Of The Problem
The praise heaped upon teachers has led to a belief that their influence should extend beyond teaching facts. Critics are met with backlash, and defending the profession with anecdotal evidence is common. However, the disproportionate praise given to teachers is questionable, as other professions are equally valuable. The hero complex and the belief that teachers are the only ones capable of guiding troubled students should be reexamined. Rather than accepting this narrative, we should evaluate the performance of the teaching industry based on empirical data. Teachers should demonstrate their effectiveness before deserving excessive praise. To fix the education system, educators should refuse to teach toxic ideology and embrace honesty.