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America First News
10 Jul 2023
#society
Flag And Cross: Spanish Constitutional Court Protects Citizens' Language Choices
The Spanish Constitutional Court has ruled that the requirement for the priority use of the Basque language in the town councils of the Basque Country is unconstitutional. The court believes that this requirement undermines the linguistic rights of members of local entities. The ruling states that the use of Spanish in the drafting of agreements cannot be conditional on not knowing Basque or any other factor, emphasizing the need to protect and respect the different linguistic modalities of Spain.
Fox News: Cycling event alters category policy after furor over transgender competitor's win in women's race
Prominent cycling event changes category policy after transgender win. New policy includes open category for all genders. Organizers aim to promote fair participation.
Fox News: Dad fumes about 9-year-old son being asked by doctor if he’s genderfluid in viral video: 'This is bulls--t'
A father angrily expresses his objection to his 9-year-old son being asked about his gender identity during a doctor's visit. The video goes viral, sparking a debate about gender ideology indoctrination.
The Epoch Times: Gender-Critical Parents Group Blocked From Opening Bank Account Claims Founder
A founder of a gender-critical parents group claims that Metro Bank blocked him from opening a new account due to his views. The bank denies this and states that decisions are not based on personal or political beliefs. The group rejects gender ideology, while also criticizing the LGBT charity Stonewall.
Fox News: Summer meltdowns: Here's how extreme heat can affect your mood and mental health
Higher temperatures in the summer can affect people's moods and mental health, leading to increases in aggression and mood instability. Extreme heat may interfere with levels of serotonin and disrupt sleep, causing irritability and difficulty with memory and concentration. Those with preexisting mental health conditions and lower socioeconomic status are most vulnerable to these effects. Rising temperatures have also been linked to an increase in violent crimes. To mitigate the negative effects of extreme heat, access to cooling centers, water, and medical care is crucial, along with support from social networks.
#war
Euromaidan Press: NATO agreed to drop Membership Action Plan to shorten Ukraine’s accession path – FM Kuleba
NATO removes Membership Action Plan for Ukraine’s path to membership, shortening their journey to join the alliance.
Liberty Nation: US to Give Ukraine Cluster Bombs – But Is That a Good Idea?
As the war in Ukraine continues, President Biden has approved the use of cluster bombs in the latest military aid package to Ukraine. While cluster bombs have been banned by over 100 nations due to their high dud rate and risk to civilians, the US argues that the cluster bombs provided to Ukraine have a significantly reduced dud rate and will be used defensively against Russian aggression. The decision has faced pushback from both within the president's own party and international critics.
#economy
The Epoch Times: This $2 bill in your pocket could be worth way more—like thousands more—than face value
Those $2 bills in your wallet might be worth more than face value. The bills, which were first minted during the Civil War, were less popular than other denominations and eventually associated with bad luck. However, some rare $2 bills can now be worth thousands of dollars at auction.
The Epoch Times: Oil Eases on China, US Data, but OPEC+ Cuts Limit Fall
Oil prices in London dipped due to weak economic data from the US and China, but were limited by expected supply cuts from Saudi Arabia and Russia. Crude prices may rebound after OPEC+ announced plans to further reduce supply. The oil market's delicate balance is impacted by economic slowdowns in China and the ongoing tug-of-war between fears of demand control and supply-control strategies employed by OPEC.
Forbes: Wasserman Venture Fund Invests In SOS To Help Fuel Growth Of Vending Machines In Sports Arenas, Other Venues
Thayer Lavielle, an executive at the Wasserman agency, invested in SOS, a startup that manufactures vending machines for sports arenas and other venues. The machines offer health and wellness products, particularly aimed at women. Wasserman Ventures participated in SOS's funding round. The investment aligns with Wasserman's mission to promote gender equity in sports and entertainment.
The Epoch Times: Thames Water Needs ‘Significant’ Additional Funding Despite £750 Million Injection
Thames Water's shareholders have agreed to provide £750 million in funding, but the company still needs significant additional funding in the coming years. The UK's largest water supplier, struggling with a £14 billion debt, requires £2.5 billion by 2030. There have been suggestions of re-nationalisation, but the government has reassured customers that funding is secure.
Flag And Cross: Jim Cramer Assures Apple Vision's Ubiquity, Anticipates Laser-Eye Revolution
Apple is facing production delays and reducing production volume expectations for its highly anticipated Vision Pro headset, but financial analyst Jim Cramer believes it won't impact investors. He sees the mixed-reality device as a game changer, providing immersive experiences like being in the front row of a concert or having multiple angles for watching sports. Despite concerns about the high price, Cramer urges investors to focus on the potential of the product rather than rumors and stock prices.
The Epoch Times: Stocks Take a Breath While Bonds Choke on China Disinflation Drag
Global stocks pause as Chinese inflation remains low and data on U.S. inflation and corporate earnings loom. European stocks rise, but China-sensitive chipmakers and luxury retailers decline. The challenge for global growth lies in higher interest rates and equity valuations.
#health
Flag And Cross: Tech Titans Musk And Zuckerberg's Boxing Match Highlights Controversy Over Weight Loss Drugs
Tech titans Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg are gearing up for an unexpected boxing match. Musk's slimmed-down appearance is attributed to his use of semaglutide medication, originally intended for diabetes patients but now popular for weight loss. This trend has caused shortages for diabetic patients in need. The weight loss medication space is seeing developments, including a pill form of Ozempic that showed promising results in reducing weight and regulating blood sugar levels. Retatrutide, another potential breakthrough drug, is undergoing phase 3 trials. Telemedicine companies like Found are offering weight-management benefits, but the high cost of these drugs poses a challenge. Dr. Angela Fitch advocates for Medicaid and Medicare to cover obesity treatments.
The Epoch Times: Girl born with feet facing backward walks again after life-saving surgery, dreams of becoming a gymnast
A girl with a rare deformity undergoes multiple surgeries to save her leg. She dreams of becoming a gymnast.
#crime
Fox News: Massachusetts detective accused of tawdry love affair with heroin kingpin's fiancee: report
A retired Massachusetts detective had an affair with a heroin kingpin's fiancee, having sex with her in a patrol car and providing her with seized marijuana. The detective likely used his power to protect her from legal troubles. The internal investigation found the woman's claims to have merit.
#sports
Fox News: Northwestern's Pat Fitzgerald 'absolutely knew' about hazing within football program, former player says
Former players accuse Northwestern Wildcats football coach Pat Fitzgerald of knowing about hazing in the program. Fitzgerald was suspended for two weeks while the university investigated the allegations. Players released a statement denying the hazing accusations.
Fox News: Cowboys' Dak Prescott entering 8th NFL season with 'sense of urgency'
Dak Prescott, the Dallas Cowboys' quarterback, enters his eighth season with a sense of urgency to win a Super Bowl. Despite injuries and turning 30, he embraces his role as an experienced player. The Cowboys finished second in the NFC East last season and added new players in the offseason.
#technology
Forbes: Are We Going Too Far By Allowing Generative AI To Control Robots, Worriedly Asks AI Ethics And AI Law
Using generative AI to control robots is a hot topic with potential implications for humanity. While generative AI itself only produces words, connecting it to robots allows for direct actions in the real world. This raises concerns about the possibility of adverse consequences and the potential for misuse. The use of generative AI in robot programming could make robotics more accessible and democratized, but it also requires careful consideration of safety and security. Overall, the combination of generative AI and robots blurs the line between words and physical actions, and it is important to approach this development with caution.
Fox News: 'Alarming' misuse of AI to spy on activists, journalists 'under guise of preventing terrorism': UN expert
A United Nations expert warns about the alarming trend of using AI and other advanced technologies to spy on activists and journalists. She calls for a moratorium on AI development until safeguards are in place. Without oversight, AI can be used under the guise of preventing terrorism.
#other
Forbes: Sephora Celebrates 25 Years In The USA
French beauty retailer Sephora celebrates 25 years in the USA, expanding from its roots in France to become a global brand. With over 2,700 stores in 35 countries, Sephora offers a wide range of beauty products and high-quality service. Key milestones include partnerships with JCPenney and Kohl's, as well as a commitment to stocking 15% black-owned brands.
National Review: The Dylan Mulvaney–ization of Barbie
The increasing push for gender diversity in cultural representations, as seen in the casting of a transgender actor playing Barbie, raises concerns about the impact on children and their understanding of gender roles and identity. While it may not be as significant as the Bud Light boycott, the distortion of Barbie's purpose to represent beauty and vocational opportunities undermines girls' experiences and confuses the already complex issues of gender dysphoria. This cultural contagion, driven by adults and corporations, risks further exacerbating the struggles of children who are already navigating their own identities and growing pains.