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America First News
26 Jul 2023
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#politics
American Thinker: Welcome to the Persecution, RFK Jr.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. argues for 1st Amendment rights and opposes censorship in his opening statement to the House Judiciary Subcommittee. Democrat Debbie Wasserman Schultz accuses him of being an anti-Semite and racist. Kennedy's pursuit of justice and challenging Big Pharma threatens vested interests. He also supports a negotiated settlement to the Ukraine war and aims to move his party back to center-left. Kennedy, like Trump, is being persecuted for his views and poses a threat to the establishment.
American Thinker: The bashing of Barack Obama
Obama praised librarians for allowing controversial books on library shelves, claiming they helped shape his identity. Critics accused him of stirring racial tensions. One commenter challenged him to read "Gender Queer" and defend making it available to kids.
#society
Fox News: Sarah Jessica Parker wants her 3 kids to understand the ‘value’ of money: ‘They should pine for things’
Sarah Jessica Parker and husband Matthew Broderick are teaching their children the value of earning money. They want their children to have their basic needs met but also to understand the importance of wanting for things and contributing to them. Parker emphasized her appreciation for work and the importance of not feeling entitled to the benefits of their hard work.
American Thinker: The Two Kinds of Censorship. Well, Actually Six
It seems that there are two types of censorship, one where certain information is not allowed to be heard or seen, and another where people are not allowed to speak freely. This can be seen in the government's censorship during the COVID pandemic and in the controversy surrounding teaching history in schools. The use of pejoratives like "denier" and the control of speech by those in power is an interesting aspect of human behavior.
Spectator USA: The dishonesty of Netflix’s Eldorado: Everything the Nazis Hate
Eldorado, a documentary about Weimar Germany, promotes the LGBTQ+ agenda and equates opposition to it with fascism. However, it ignores the historical context and exaggerates the presence of transsexuals in that era.
#foreignaffairs
Euromaidan Press: Lukashenka likely aiming to exploit his influence over Wagner Group to gain concessions from Putin – ISW
Lukashenka tries to exploit influence over Wagner Group for concessions from Putin regarding Belarusian-Russian relations and support for Russia's war in Ukraine.
Washington Free Beacon: The Malley Investigation, Explained
Senators raise questions about Robert Malley, the Biden administration's Iran envoy, who failed to appear at a classified briefing. Malley is now under investigation for mishandling classified information, with the possibility of intentionally passing it to Iran or leaking it to pro-Tehran advocates. There are also theories of unintentional mishandling or an unrelated infraction. The investigation remains shrouded in secrecy, prompting Republican senators to call for an independent investigation into the State Department's actions.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Alphabet's Q2 Results Beat Expectations, Driven By Strong Cloud Business
Alphabet's Q2 results exceeded expectations, driven by strong performance in its cloud business. Ad revenue and YouTube revenue both increased, and YouTube Shorts now has 2 billion logged-in users. Cloud revenue growth was also impressive, and there are expectations of modest growth for the year. Gene Munster, a fund manager, pointed out that Google Cloud outgrew Microsoft's Azure. Alphabet's AI capabilities and relatively attractive valuation were also highlighted. Alphabet's shares increased after the release of the results.
#crime
Fox News: Joe Lewis, Premier League team owner, charged with insider trading
The owner of Tottenham Hotspur soccer club, Joe Lewis, has been indicted on insider trading charges in the United States. Lewis allegedly gave confidential business information to his inner circle, including romantic partners and private pilots, who used it to make stock trades. He faces counts of securities fraud and conspiracy.
#sports
Fox News: USA needs to send a message to the world vs. Netherlands
The United States women's soccer team aims to maintain their aura of invincibility as they take on the Netherlands in the Women's World Cup. Though elimination in the group stage is unlikely, the Americans want to set down a marker and remind everyone why they are the best team in the world. The game against the Netherlands provides an opportunity for influential players like Rose Lavelle, Lindsay Horan, and Alex Morgan to step up and deliver game-changing performances, solidifying their dominance in the tournament.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Best Backpacking Gear of 2023
Field and Stream compiled a list of their top 20 gear picks for backpacking. The list includes best backpacks, tents and shelters, sleeping gear, camp kitchen gear, lighting and tools, and more. The selections were made based on previous testing and expert opinions.
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Fox News: Kristen Bell says kids Lincoln, 9, Delta, 8, like non-alcoholic beers due to connection with dad Dax Shepard
Actress Kristen Bell reveals her daughters sometimes order non-alcoholic beer at restaurants because it reminds them of their father. Bell's husband, Dax Shepard, who is a recovering addict, used to drink non-alcoholic beer while bonding with their daughters. Bell admits to feeling embarrassed when her daughter asks for non-alcoholic beer at restaurants.