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America First News
1 Jul 2023
#politics
Fox News: DeSantis campaign attacks Trump with Pride Month Twitter video
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis's campaign team shared a video attacking former President Donald Trump's positions on LGBTQIA+ issues. The video highlights DeSantis's actions against the transgender and LGBTQIA+ community while touting headlines and imagery from movies and TV shows. DeSantis has signed anti-LGBTQIA+ legislation and criticized the White House's support for the community. Experts are divided on whether the White House's display of a Pride flag violated the Flag Code. Trump and DeSantis both spoke at the Moms for Liberty conference, vowing to take action against the "woke" label.
Fox News: A new kind of an old madness is a direct threat to all of us
A new form of Maoism is emerging in the American left, posing a threat to individual rights, the Constitution, and personal freedom. A Chinese American woman who fled China 30 years ago after Mao's regime destroyed lives voiced her concern about the growing influence of Maoist disciples in America. Maoist-style coercion and propaganda have infiltrated universities, news media, government bureaucracies, the military, and corporations. The rise of identity politics contributes to this new Maoism, weaponizing class and persecuting or rewarding people based on approved or blacklisted classes. The destruction of history and tradition is a common pattern seen in the American left's radicalization efforts. The organic drive towards accelerating radicalization and the destruction of institutions are key characteristics of this emerging Maoism. The preservation of freedom in America is at stake.
#society
The Epoch Times: IN-DEPTH: Modern Homesteading Conference Offers Practical Advice on Self-Reliance
Naturopath Patrick Jones discusses the value of medicinal weeds at The Modern Homesteading Conference in Idaho. The conference aims to promote self-sufficiency and resiliency through homesteading techniques. Participants learn about herb usage, gardening, and practical skills like butchering and dairy farming. The event also highlights the importance of supporting local agriculture and the broken food supply chain.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: India Court Rejects Twitter’s Plea Against Govt’s Content Blocking Orders
India's Karnataka High Court denied Twitter's petition to overturn the government's content-blocking orders and fined the company for non-compliance. The court deemed the orders to be reasonable and necessary to protect India's sovereignty and integrity. The case dates back to 2021 when Twitter refused to take down accounts and posts that India alleged were spreading misinformation about anti-government protests by farmers.
Red State: Millions of Your Taxpayer Dollars Are Going to Fund Foreign Pride Parades and Drag Shows
The Biden administration has spent millions of taxpayer dollars on promoting LGBT pride and drag shows worldwide. They have funded advocacy groups from over 55 countries, organizing pride parades and funding hormone treatments for transgender children. This spending raises questions about the State Department's priorities and the use of taxpayer money.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Why You Have Rising Property Taxes and What You Can Do About It
Property taxes have increased significantly due to the rise in real estate values since COVID. Higher taxes are impacting homeowners and deterring potential buyers. The cost of teachers' salaries and new schools contribute to the rise in property taxes.
#culture
Forbes: Blackpink's Jennie Could Be Headed For A Billboard Hit With Her 'The Idol' Single
Blackpink member Jennie's solo track "One of the Girls" is generating significant buzz and has debuted at No. 1 on Billboard's Hot Trending Songs chart. The intense interest suggests promising future success, potentially leading to high chart placements and sales. Jennie's dedicated fan base, along with her presence on the TV show The Idol, contributes to the song's performance.
The Epoch Times: Beyond the Clouds, a Tranquil Scene Appears | Musical Moments
Beyond the clouds, a serene landscape emerges, showcasing nature's beauty. A calming melody takes us on a tranquil journey, stirring up soothing emotions.
The Epoch Times: Celebrations, Fireworks Taking Place in Ottawa Despite Air Quality Concerns
Canada Day celebrations are taking place in Ottawa and across the country, with festivities at Parliament Hill and LeBreton Flats. The COVID-19 pandemic and previous protests have disrupted past celebrations. The day will feature Changing of the Guard ceremonies, performances, speeches from dignitaries, and a pyrotechnics show.
#health
Fox News: Madonna’s kids reportedly by her side amid hospitalization: Who are Lourdes, Rocco, David and Mercy?
Madonna's children have been by her side during her hospitalization for a serious bacterial infection. The pop star, now recovering at home, has two biological children and four adopted children. Her eldest, Lourdes, is a model and musician, while Rocco has his own career in the entertainment industry. David, who Madonna shares a close connection with, was adopted from Malawi along with Mercy.
The Epoch Times: Better to Exercise Before or After Meals for Weight Loss and Blood Sugar Control?
Exercising before breakfast may be more effective for fat metabolism, but this doesn't necessarily lead to more weight loss. Studies show that exercising in a fasted state can lead to greater fat burning, but weight loss results are inconclusive. The timing of exercise in relation to meals can also affect blood sugar control, with exercising after meals being better for those with blood sugar problems.
#education
Flag And Cross: Kennedy Criticizes Biden's Failed Student Loan Forgiveness Plan
Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. criticizes President Biden's failure to unite Congress on student loan forgiveness, resulting in the Supreme Court striking down the relief plan. Kennedy plans to galvanize public support to pressure Congress for meaningful relief and reduce education costs.
#sports
Forbes: Luis Arraez Pursues .400 Batting Average Amid Key 100 Game Milestone In July
Luis Arraez of the Miami Marlins is chasing a .400 batting average, a feat that hasn't been accomplished since 1941. His style of play, focused on contact and avoiding strikeouts, harks back to a bygone era of baseball. Despite criticism, Arraez's commitment to hitting singles in a game dominated by power hitting and strikeouts has garnered attention and admiration.
Forbes: Atlanta Braves Bludgeon Rivals Into Submission With June Power Show
The Atlanta Braves dominated in June, hitting a franchise-record 61 home runs and posting a 21-4 record. Led by slugger Matt Olson, who hit 11 home runs in June, the Braves opened up a seven-game lead in their division. Despite initial struggles, veteran Marcell Ozuna provided advice and support to his teammates and helped the Braves find success.
The Epoch Times: Mookie Betts Blasts Two Homers as Dodgers Dump Royals
Mookie Betts shines, hitting two homers and driving in four runs as the Los Angeles Dodgers defeat the Kansas City Royals 9-3. Betts hits a leadoff homer and a second homer later in the game, contributing to the Dodgers' victory. The Royals' stolen bases lead to some runs, but the Dodgers' bullpen shuts them down.
#science
Flag And Cross: July: A Month Of Celestial Spectacles
July is a month for stargazing, with multiple astronomical events on the calendar. The month will start with a pairing of bright planets, leading up to the first supermoon of the year and views of the Milky Way. The supermoon will be the backdrop for Independence Day fireworks displays.
#other
Flag And Cross: Texas Heat Dome Eases, But Extreme Heat Shifts To Southern US
The extreme heat in Texas is expected to ease up but will move eastwards across the southern United States. The heat has caused multiple deaths and is putting strain on individuals, cooling systems, and electrical grids. High temperatures will continue in central and eastern Texas, and the Southeast is also expected to experience dangerous heat.