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America First News
1 Jul 2023
#politics
Euromaidan Press: Zelenskyy sends to parliament proposition to increase penalties for court corruption to 15 years in prison
Ukraine's President Zelenskyy enacts decision to accelerate judicial reform and fight corruption in courts, fulfilling European integration requirements. Proposed measures include increased punishment for corruption, stronger role for jury courts, and checks on judges' property. Earlier, a corruption case involving $2.7 million bribe in the Supreme Court was uncovered.
#society
Newsbusters: Flashback: The Media VILIFIED Clarence Thomas Even BEFORE Anita Hill
Media coverage of Justice Clarence Thomas's nomination to the Supreme Court in 1991 was plagued by racism and bias. Journalists used nasty and racist language to denigrate Thomas and elevate retiring Justice Thurgood Marshall. The media adored Marshall but detested Thomas, with some even suggesting he was comparable to a member of the Ku Klux Klan. This biased coverage continues to this day, with recent attempts to single out Thomas for criticism.
Fox News: Country star and patriot Lee Greenwood honors America's veterans with major 'Adopt a Vet' initiative
Country music star Lee Greenwood is organizing a tribute concert to honor veterans and support them through the Adopt a Vet initiative. The concert will feature performances by numerous artists and will premiere in movie theaters on Veterans Day weekend. Greenwood's goal is to give 50,000 veterans across the United States a chance to see the film for free.
The Federalist Papers: Dylan Mulvaney Breaks Silence to Trash Bud Light, Brewer Issues Response
Bud Light faced backlash and a boycott after transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney criticized the company for not publicly supporting him. Mulvaney had received a sponsored can of beer with his face on it from Bud Light, but the controversy surrounding the endorsement deal hurt the company's sales and reputation. While Bud Light defends its support for the LGBT agenda, it seems to be trying to please both consumers and the extreme left.
American Thinker: Affirmative action: Diversity is a sham
On June 29, 2023, the Supreme Court declared affirmative action in college admissions unconstitutional. Proponents argue it promotes diversity, while critics believe it leads to inequality and unfair advantages based on race. Affirmative action has been a controversial topic, dividing opinions on its effectiveness in achieving equal opportunity.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Wagner boss Prigozhin shutters his 'Patriot Media' operations
The head of Wagner mercenary force, Yevgeny Prigozhin, has shut down his Russian media group, The Patriot, after facing backlash from the Russian government. All media outlets under the group, including People's News and Economics Today, are permanently closing. Prigozhin attempted an uprising and demanded the ouster of Russian military leadership before eventually agreeing to relocate to Belarus.
#economy
Gataway Couple: Is Greed Ruining the Camping Experience?
Camping is becoming more popular but also more expensive. Some campgrounds are prioritizing profit over a good guest experience, with premium prices and hidden fees becoming excessive. Campgrounds justify their greed with the need to maximize profits, but customers have the power to choose where to spend their money.
Forbes: Seattle Expects All-Star Week Will Make $50 Million Economic Impact
Seattle is projected to generate over $50 million in economic impact from hosting the upcoming All-Star Game, more than double the amount from when the event was last hosted there in 2001. The expanded offerings surrounding the game, such as special events and extended stay options, are contributing to the increased revenue for the city. This financial windfall is expected to benefit various industries including hotels, restaurants, and retail.
Forbes: Crucial West African LNG Project Struggles To Achieve First Gas
Increasing global demand for liquefied natural gas (LNG) has led to a major investment in the Greater Tortue Ahmeyim (GTA) project, which will serve as an export facility for Senegal and Mauritania. Operated by BP, the project is expected to boost economic development in both nations. However, the project has faced delays, including those caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, forcing BP to invoke force majeure. Despite these challenges, the project remains on track for completion, with first exports projected for 2024.
#history
Forbes: Freedom Is Worth The Fight In The Korean Film ‘Phantom’
In the 1930s, during Japanese colonization of Korea, a group of secretive independence fighters, referred to as phantoms, risk their lives to fight for their nation's freedom. Lee Ha-nee's character, Park Cha-kyung, smuggles information to aid the fighters. The film, Phantom, pays homage to classic films of the era and is set in shadows where the phantoms operate.
#sports
The Epoch Times: WTA Roundup: Madison Keys Upsets Coco Gauff in Eastbourne
Madison Keys will face Daria Kasatkina in the Rothesay International final. Keys advanced by defeating Coco Gauff, while Kasatkina beat Camila Giorgi.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: Where to Find a Reliable RV Driver
Hiring an RV driver can alleviate the stress of driving and towing a camper, making RVing more enjoyable. The cost of hiring an RV driver varies depending on the distance and the driver's experience. Reasons to hire an RV driver include lack of experience, physical limitations, time constraints, and convenience. Options for finding a reliable RV driver include using services like Uship, Horizon Transport, and Bennett, or reaching out to local RV dealerships and the RV community.