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America First News
16 Jul 2023
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Townhall: The Left’s Culture of Death V: What Can We Do?
Leftist ideology is responsible for mass murder and brutality throughout history, with figures like Mao Zedong, Stalin, and Hitler embodying its destructive nature. America is now facing the infiltration of Leftism, but decent people must resist their hateful and oppressive tactics. While unable to resort to mass murder like Leftists, conservatives can fight with words, persuasion, and self-defense if necessary. Decency and civility are at risk as the Democratic Party leads the country down a path of decadence and barbarity. The outcome of this battle remains uncertain, but the fight for what is right must continue.
#foreignaffairs
Townhall: Global Consensus: NCRI Stands as Viable Democratic Alternative for Iran
The Free Iran World Summit 2023 brought together over 500 global leaders to support Iran's main opposition movement and its transition plan. Prominent figures like Mike Pence and John Bolton voiced their support for the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) and its Ten-point Plan for a democratic republic. The NCRI has endured struggle against the regime since 1981 and has garnered international backing for its vision.
#culture
Fox News: On this day in history, July 16, 1911, American actress and dancer Ginger Rogers is born
Hollywood star Ginger Rogers was born on July 16, 1911, growing up in the theater before heading to Broadway and becoming a film icon. She is known for her legendary partnership with Fred Astaire and her dancing skills. Despite personal struggles, she had a successful career and won numerous awards before passing away at the age of 83.
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Forbes: India Is Using Technology To Give 1.4+ Billion People Access To Healthcare
India's population continues to grow, and it is expected to become the world's second-largest economy. As part of this growth, the Indian government is focusing on using technology to improve access to healthcare. The launch of "Ayushman Bharat," the world's largest free healthcare program, aims to provide universal health coverage. This initiative utilizes the country's tech talent and a digital ecosystem known as The Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission to facilitate healthcare delivery. One of the successful programs under this initiative is eSanjeevani, the world's largest telemedicine program. India's efforts in embracing technology to enhance its healthcare system are commendable and could serve as a model for other nations.
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Fox News: Pennsylvania jail to improve jail security after Michael Burham escape
Officials in Pennsylvania plan to improve security at the county jail from which murder suspect Michael Burham escaped using bedsheets. The Warren County District Attorney requested an evaluation of the facility and its policies to identify weaknesses and make recommendations. Measures will include repairs to the roof and the removal of exercise equipment that provided inmates with access to higher positions.
#sports
Forbes: Is FIFA Ignoring First Nations And Maori Soccer Communities Ahead Of The Women’s World Cup?
The Australian Indigenous Football Council (AIFC) and Maori Aotearoa Football (MAF) are calling on FIFA to grant self-determination and control of soccer to First Nations bodies. They argue that FIFA has an obligation to uphold human rights, including the rights of Indigenous peoples, but thus far FIFA has not responded to their requests. The AIFC and MAF are seeking proper funding, grassroots programs, and the ability to stage an Indigenous World Cup, rather than being used for symbolic gestures and PR campaigns. The lack of representation for First Nations players in Australian soccer mirrors the ongoing alienation and discrimination faced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders in the country.