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America First News
4 Jul 2023
#politics
American Thinker: Leftist Mag Mother Jones: Let’s celebrate govt. bureaucrats on Fourth of July
The federal bureaucracy has become an instrument of the Democrat party and the left, with political donations favoring Dems. Federal bureaucrats believe they have the right to enforce their political preferences. The left wants to insulate the bureaucracy from accountability and maintain the power of "experts" in government.
National Review: The Corner: The Meaning of the 4th, in Three Paragraphs
On July 4th, Robert E. Lee's Army of Northern Virginia retreats from the field at Gettysburg, deciding the fate of the American Civil War. Four months later, President Abraham Lincoln delivers his iconic Gettysburg Address, dedicating the battlefield as a resting place for those who sacrificed their lives for the nation. The power and brevity of Lincoln's words continue to inspire and resonate today.
#society
The Epoch Times: Texas DPS Discovers 2 Abandoned Minors From Guatemala Along Rio Grande River
Two abandoned unaccompanied minors from Guatemala were found near the Texas border. They said they were left by an adult to cross the Rio Grande River. Texas DPS has recovered over 900 children in smuggling and trafficking-related incidents. In just 48 hours, four bodies, including an infant, were recovered from the river. The deceased remain unidentified. The DHS announced the construction of over 20 miles of wall at the border. Trump supported the wall expansion, while Biden aims to deter illegal border crossings through other means. So far this fiscal year, there have been nearly 2.1 million encounters at the border.
National Review: How Pro-Life Students Fought Violence, Harassment with Compassion
Pro-life demonstrators face violence and harassment from pro-choice activists on the campus of Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson). The university has failed to address the pattern of abuse, only taking action after criminal charges were filed. Pro-lifers received little support from the administration, who were hesitant to ban pro-choice protesters from campus.
Fox News: California reparations task force calls to ban police from enforcing public urination laws
California's reparations task force recommends banning the arrest and prosecution of people who violate laws against public urination and other "public disorder offenses." The report argues that law enforcement often lacks the training to handle vulnerable populations, resulting in excessive force disproportionately affecting Black individuals. The task force suggests a public health and safety institution enforce prohibitions such as sleeping on the sidewalk, fare evasion, and similar violations. The report does not specify a dollar amount for reparations.
National Review: Let Independence Day Be an Occasion for a Civic Reawakening
In preparation for the United States' upcoming 250th anniversary, it is essential to address the lack of attention and knowledge surrounding this milestone. Americans should commit to reading three primary sources of their national identity: the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution of the United States, and all 27 amendments. By understanding the language, ideals, and complexities of these foundational texts, the nation can better appreciate its history and navigate the challenges of the future.
Liberty Nation: Independence Day: Celebrating and Protecting American Exceptionalism
Independence Day is a celebration of American exceptionalism and the ideals that make the United States different from other nations. It is a reminder that America's greatness lies in its pursuit of justice and rectifying past wrongs. However, American exceptionalism is not guaranteed, and it requires constant effort and vigilance to preserve and uphold its values.
Fox News: July 4th trivia, 'vampire' fish sightings — and gator shocks sleeping couple
"Patriotic Q&A" - Fox News shares fun All-American holiday trivia for July 4th celebrations.
"Resilient Beasts" - "Vampire" fish with sharp teeth control population by biting large catches.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: NATO Extends Jens Stoltenberg’s Term As Chief As Allies Remain Divided Over Successor
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg's term has been extended for the fourth time until October 2024, providing stability during a crucial period for the alliance. The decision comes amidst divisions among member states over finding a successor. The annual NATO summit in Vilnius next week will focus on Ukraine and the alliance's approach to Russia, China, and potential new members like Sweden.
Flag And Cross: Israeli President Herzog And Liberian President Weah Discuss Bilateral Cooperation
Israeli President Isaac Herzog met with Liberian President George Weah and discussed increasing cooperation between the two countries, including in agriculture, health, defense, and foreign affairs. Weah expressed the desire to fulfill their promise to their people and work with Israel to continue succeeding. Weah also mentioned his son's signing with Juventus soccer club and wished the Israeli Under-21 national team luck. Liberia had previously announced the opening of a trade office in Jerusalem, with the intention of establishing their first official embassy in Israel.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Oil Rises as Market Weighs Supply Cuts Against Gloomy Economic Outlook
Oil prices increased as Saudi Arabia and Russia announced supply cuts for August. Brent crude futures rose to $75.50 a barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude reached $70.61. Despite efforts to tighten supply, demand concerns and a weak global economic outlook limited the price jump.
The Epoch Times: Yen Firms Amid Intervention Chatter, Trading Subdued on US Holiday
The dollar fell slightly against the yen as markets awaited signs of Japanese intervention. The greenback was down at 144.44 yen, close to last week’s low of 145.07 per dollar. U.S. markets were closed for a public holiday.
#military
Flag And Cross: Israel Defense Forces Target Terror Infrastructure In Jenin
The Israel Defense Forces are conducting a security operation in Jenin to eliminate terrorist infrastructure. They have uncovered war rooms, weapons, and explosives, and have arrested terror suspects. The operation has been conducted with minimal civilian casualties, with civilians being allowed to evacuate and go about their daily lives.
The Epoch Times: The Partnership of Courage, Innovation, and Flair on the USS Barb
Despite its previous lack of distinction, the submarine USS Barb, under the command of Eugene "Lucky" Fluckey, became highly successful during World War II. With new tactics and weapons, the Barb sunk numerous Japanese ships, including an aircraft carrier and a tanker. On its fourth patrol, the Barb fired torpedoes at six enemy targets in a heavily defended harbor, while on its fifth patrol, it used rockets to attack land targets. The crew also devised a switch to blow up a train and successfully invaded mainland Japan. This story exemplifies the courage, innovation, and flair of the American military during the war.
#health
The Epoch Times: Health Watchdog Probe New Trans Clinic Set up by Former Tavistock Staff
A clinic called Gender Plus, run by former staff from the closed Tavistock unit, is being investigated by the Care Quality Commission for failing to register with the health regulator. Prior to its closure, the Tavistock Centre, which provided gender identity development services, faced safety issues. Gender Plus offers gender assessments and psychological support, and claims that it does not fall under the CQC's remit. The NHS has recently implemented changes in gender dysphoria services, moving towards a more holistic approach and restricting the use of puberty blockers for children.
#sports
Fox News: Angels' Mike Trout leaves game with wrist injury: 'I can't describe the pain I felt'
Los Angeles Angels' star player Mike Trout injured his left wrist during a game against the San Diego Padres. Trout, who has struggled with injuries in the past, left the game in the eighth inning and hopes for a positive outcome from scans. If he is sidelined, Jo Adell may be the replacement.
Fox News: Outgoing Auburn softball player rips program in deleted posts: 'When you fail, you are immediately benched'
Softball player Carlee McCondichie decides not to use her fifth year of eligibility at Auburn University, criticizing the program's treatment and lack of personal perspective. She expressed her love for Auburn but stated she has no desire to continue playing. McCondichie gave her all to the team, but was benched on Senior Day.
#technology
Liberty Nation: George Jetson’s Flying Car Collides With Reality
A Silicon Valley company has developed the world's first flying car, resembling the one from the 1960s cartoon, The Jetsons. The startup, ALEF Aero, is taking pre-orders for the electric ASKA A5, which can travel up to 250 miles and reach a speed of 150 mph. The vehicle has already received FAA certification and is being hailed as a solution to modern congestion.
#other
Forbes: Global Fashion Summit—Focus Needed, Notable Absentees, And The O Word
The Global Fashion Summit in Copenhagen focuses on sustainability in the fashion industry, but the stakeholders representing the industry in the global south are not given a voice. Brands and retailers, who procure finished products rather than make them, are not well-positioned to guide the industry on sustainability. Overproduction and low margins for manufacturers contribute to the industry's problems.