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America First News
3 Jul 2023
#society
Liberty Nation: The Uprising Podcast: Supremely Normal
In the midst of a whirlwind of legal rulings, the Supreme Court wraps up affirmative action, upholds free speech, and more.
National Review: Gender Activists’ Exploitation of Autism
Gender activists are targeting autistic children, taking advantage of their vulnerability and yearning for acceptance. Organizations like Seven Dimensions Behavioral Health and Gender Spectrum host events and provide resources specifically for autistic children, promoting transgender and non-binary identities. The Trevor Project and Transgender Trend also focus on the intersection of autism and LGBTQ identities. Research shows that autistic children are more susceptible to believing they were born in the wrong body. These organizations continue to target autistic children despite knowing their vulnerability.
American Thinker: NASCAR and the Chicago traffic jam of 2023
The city of Chicago hosts a NASCAR street race, causing chaos and disruption in the already congested downtown area. The event is plagued by heavy rainfall and safety concerns, resulting in shortened races and cancelled concerts. While some businesses benefit, many others suffer from decreased sales and disrupted operations. The NASCAR event highlights the issue of mayoral power and the need for limited government intervention.
Forbes: Prince Harry And Self-Help Books Dominate The 2023 Non-Fiction Bestseller List In 2023
Prince Harry's memoir "Spare" is the top-selling nonfiction book this year, revealing shocking details about his life. The self-help genre continues to dominate book sales, reflecting the rising popularity of books that assist in personal growth and healing trauma.
Fox News: American cities ditch July 4th tradition, veterans get blunt this Independence Day and more top headlines
Some major cities in America are changing their Fourth of July celebrations. Elon Musk is accused of picking a fight with America on Twitter.
The Epoch Times: Horse abandoned by roadside wins silver at horse show with his new 13-year-old owner
Collapsed horse abandoned on the road finds new life with young rider. Horse rescued by My Lovely Horse Rescue after collapsing while pulling a sulky cart. Horse and rider make waves at their first horse show, taking home second place. Organization aims to provide a safe haven for abused animals.
American Thinker: Maybe the migrants can demand police presence in New York
New York, once a vibrant and lively city, has been plagued by a rise in crime and a decrease in police presence. With the bail reform, repeat offenders roam the streets freely, causing random acts of violence. Meanwhile, migrants are being welcomed with open arms, raising the possibility that they could be the ones to demand increased safety measures from city officials.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Japan Spots Chinese Amphibious Assault Ship in Western Pacific
China's People Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) deployed amphibious assault ships and destroyers in the Western Pacific, prompting Japan to respond with reconnaissance and fighter aircraft. Meanwhile, the Japan Forum for Strategic Studies has invited Taiwanese military experts to participate in war game simulations, reflecting growing concerns over China's military threat towards Taiwan. The United States and Japan have expressed their intention to defend Taiwan, but experts believe that American leadership is crucial in addressing the challenges faced by Taiwan and Japan in enhancing their defense capabilities.
#economy
Forbes: Twitter Faces Lawsuit Over Unpaid Office Fees—Again
Facilitate Corporation sues Twitter for not paying over $600,000 in bills for office work around the world. Lawsuit claims that Elon Musk's content moderation decisions caused a financial crisis at Twitter, leading to non-payment of vendors. This is the sixth lawsuit Twitter has faced over unpaid office expenses since Musk took over.
Forbes: Amazon’s Return Policy Has Changed – Staples Partners
Amazon is expanding its locations for customers to return merchandise, with retailers like Kohl's and Staples accepting returns. UPS charges for returns depending on location, while Whole Foods and Kohl's offer free returns. Amazon aims to provide seamless online buying and offers multiple return options.
The Epoch Times: Contractor for Bud Light Maker Anheuser-Busch Shuts Down 2 Bottling Plants
Layoffs and plant closures are happening at glass bottling plants in North Carolina and Louisiana due to declining sales of Bud Light beer. The Ardagh Group, a major glass producer, will be shutting down its facilities in Simsboro and Wilson, resulting in the loss of about 600 jobs. The closures are in response to weak market demand and part of Ardagh's performance optimization program. Bud Light's sales have been dropping since April due to boycotts after the company sent a can to transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney. The beer brand has faced backlash and accusations of not supporting Mulvaney enough.
#health
The Epoch Times: BMI 'Is Not a Measurement of Health': Here Are Better Alternatives, Say Experts
The debate over body composition measurements like BMI continues. Critics argue that BMI fails to consider variations in body composition and is not an accurate indicator of health. Alternatives like waist-to-height ratio (WHtR) are gaining traction as a more comprehensive approach to assessing well-being.
#education
National Review: The Dangers of the College Degree-for-All Mentality
The myth of a college degree-for-all is debunked; job creators now value skills-based programs, highlighting the need for collaboration between employers and postsecondary-education institutions. Investing in workforce-development programs better serves the evolving job market.
The Epoch Times: 6 out of 7 Hong Kong Institutions Fall in the 2024 World Universities Rankings
In the 2024 QS World University Rankings, five Hong Kong universities are in the top 100, with HKU at 26th and CUHK at 47th. HKU and CUHK are ranked 14th and 53rd in employment outcomes, but all universities rank outside the top 300 in international research network.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Expert Taskforce to Tackle Growing 'Scamdemic' in Australia
Australia has launched a temporary task force called the National Anti-Scams Centre to combat investment scams, which cost Australians over $1 billion annually. Led by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission and the Australian Securities and Investments Commission, the fusion cell will draw experts from various industries to minimize losses. The focus will be on investment scams, which lead to the highest reported individual losses.
#sports
Fox News: Ryan Mallett's girlfriend posts heartbreaking tribute to late QB: 'I’m so sorry I couldn’t save you'
Former NFL quarterback Ryan Mallett drowns off the coast of Florida. His girlfriend, Madison Carter, posts a heartfelt tribute on Facebook expressing her love for him. Mallett was known for his talent and dedication to football.
Forbes: Here’s A Secret Behind The Streaking Atlanta Braves: Their Team Meals
The Atlanta Braves attribute their success to their team meals and strong bond. They have nearly the same record at home as they do on the road, leading to the best overall mark in baseball. The Braves pick up the tab for these group meals, fostering a harmonious clubhouse.
#other
American Thinker: It is humorous to watch so-called 'experts' explain to us why each weather event has happened
The media blames humans for natural disasters, pushing radical leftist policies. California has been cloudier and colder than usual, blamed on low-pressure systems. Climate is cyclical, and humans can't control clouds or weather. The experts say the problem is natural.
California has seen more cloudy days this year, with low-pressure systems causing cooler temperatures. The weather pattern is unrelated to the wet winter. The weather service predicts below-average temperatures in June, but above-average temperatures in July to September. The forecasters often get it wrong.
National Review: Indiana Jones and the . . . Why Did They Bother?
Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny attempts to revive the past, but falls flat. The movie lacks coherence, wit, and the adventurous spirit of the original films. The focus on a new character, Indy's goddaughter, detracts from the story, leaving fans disappointed.