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America First News
7 Jul 2023
#politics
Fox News: Teens, Democrats continue push to lower voting age to 16
The movement to lower the voting age to 16 is gaining traction, with Vermont and Missouri passing laws allowing 16-year-olds to vote in municipal elections. Proponents argue that involving young people in the political process early will strengthen democracy and community ties. Critics, however, question whether teenagers have the maturity to make informed decisions and worry that lowering the voting age is a ploy for more votes.
Liberty Nation: The Democrat Primary That Never Was
President Biden refuses to hold primaries in Iowa and New Hampshire, securing his position and preventing any challengers from appearing on the debate stage.
Fox News: Maine Legislature approves budget addendum that includes 12-week paid family leave program
The Maine Legislature has approved a budget that includes a paid family and medical leave program, as well as an income tax cut for retirees. The program will provide workers with up to 12 weeks of paid leave for illness, care for a relative, or the birth of a child. The budget, which is bipartisan, also includes several other provisions such as increased pension income exemption and funding for childcare workers.
Fox News: DeSantis dismisses early mediocre poll numbers: I'm the guy who can beat Biden, the left
Florida Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis is unfazed by his middling poll numbers, seeing himself as a threat to his opponents both domestically and internationally. He believes his support will rise as he shares Florida's success story and rejects "Bidenomics." DeSantis notes that he is being targeted by the leftist establishment and left-wing leaders outside the U.S., which he sees as proof that he is their biggest concern. He is confident that he can beat President Biden and the left on various issues because people's freedoms are under assault.
Newsbusters: Column: Biden Scandal Questions Go Down the Latrine Jean-Pierre
White House press briefings under Biden lack the drama of the Trump era. Biden avoids tough questions and only engages in softball interviews. The press corps is generally lenient towards him. Biden's scandals, especially those involving Hunter Biden, are frequently dodged without concrete answers. This pattern continues and the press secretary, Karine Jean-Pierre, deflects and dismisses any questions about the scandals. Biden's team wants to downplay and ignore any potential scandals surrounding him.
Fox News: It's been 100 days since American journalist was wrongfully detained in Russia
WSJ reporter detained in Russia for 100 days . OnlyFans model back in court for fatal stabbing . White House invoked Hatch Act to avoid Hunter Biden question . Ukraine uses AI platform to fight Russia . Ex-Secret Service agent assesses White House cocaine probe . Francis Suarez lookalike may do interviews . R&B singer changes National Anthem lyrics . Ben & Jerry's founder arrested while protesting . Pence defends actions on Jan. 6 . GOP demands special counsel probe on IRS whistleblowers . Wall Street Journal reporter wrongfully detained in Russia . Media pushes 'great lie' about America for 4th of July . FBI warns of AI deepfakes in 'sextortion' schemes . Science fiction and AI . California green energy rules impacting trucking industry . Bankruptcies increase in first half of 2023 . Burger history and Danish immigrant . UK schools push 'gender badges' on children . SI swimsuit model on advice from Christie Brinkley . Water buffalo escapes in North Carolina . Dems push for SCOTUS overhaul . Biden's handling of Hunter Biden issue .
#society
The Epoch Times: ANALYSIS: Is London Hiding a Regional UK Recession?
Amid concerns of a UK recession, economic output estimates suggest that some British regions may be in a recession. London's finance-driven economy may be masking this imbalance, potentially leading to future stagnation or decline for the whole UK. While GDP is the commonly used metric, it does not tell the full story of an economy. Regional decline and sectoral shifts in employment could be indicative of "chronic stagnation." London's dominance and regional imbalances in the UK require a focus on STEM, transport, and innovation, as well as more localized decision-making and long-term investment.
The Federalist: 'Misinformation' Is The Vocabulary Of A Culture That's Lost 'Truth'
Judge Terry Doughty criticizes the government's collusion with social media companies to censor speech under the pretext of eliminating "misinformation" and compares it to Orwell's "Ministry of Truth." The erosion of the concept of truth has resulted in a culture that values individual perceptions of truth over objective realities.
#economy
Liberty Nation: Will Biden’s Trade Protectionism Backfire?
President Joe Biden, despite deriding "Mega MAGA Republicans," has embraced trade protectionism, similar to former President Donald Trump's policies. China's recent announcement of export controls on rare earth metals threatens the left's transition to sustainability. The US may struggle to achieve its green goals due to China's control over rare earth metals and the dependence on these metals for manufacturing green technologies.
Biden's trade protectionism measures, including subsidies for US businesses and the push for more domestic manufacturing, have sparked retaliation threats from France and Germany, who accuse the US of unfair trade competition. However, these actions echo what these nations have done for years. The unintended consequence of US trade protectionism is that allies and adversaries may turn to China for trade opportunities. China's influence on the world stage, especially in regards to rare earth metals, may pose challenges for countries striving to go green.
Flag And Cross: Texas Residents Make $150 A Day Thanks To Tesla And Rising Temperatures
Tesla Inc., known for its electric vehicles, has an energy and solar division that allows users to go off-grid and sell generated energy back to utility companies. In Texas, Tesla Electric customers made up to $150 daily as the rising temperatures increased demand for electricity.
The Epoch Times: MPs Urge Government to Set out Plans for ‘Floundering’ HS2 Project
The UK government's lack of direction and unrealistic budgeting for the HS2 Euston station project has been criticized by the Public Accounts Committee. Delays and rising costs have plagued the construction of the high-speed railway, with the final stretch not expected to be completed until the 2040s. The committee called for greater transparency and clarity from the government regarding the project's objectives and benefits.
#military
American Thinker: WSJ blames abysmal recruitment numbers on military veterans
The Wall Street Journal blames military veterans for the recruitment crisis. Veterans are disillusioned after witnessing the Kabul airport disaster and Biden's handling of it. They are also unhappy with government policies and the focus on social issues instead of defending the country.
Forbes: Why It Took A Civilian To Save The Military’s $8.5 Billion Retail Operation
Tom Shull, a turnaround expert, saved the Pentagon's PX stores from collapse, but now faces the challenge of declining enlistment numbers. The government-run PX store at Fort Cavazos army base in Texas offers discounted name-brand goods and convenience to military personnel. Shull, the CEO of the Army & Air Force Exchange Service, works to keep the Exchange profitable despite a shrinking customer base.
#culture
American Thinker: What the world needs now is a gay James Bond
James Bond must adapt to modern demands, including being more flexible with his sexuality. The original movies are now seen as toxic, but the series will remain action-packed and feature a climate change denier as a villain.
#history
The Epoch Times: Plague, drought, landslides, and earthquakes: This Italian 'ghost town' was hit by every possible calamity
Enter into Italy’s wasteland of ancient ghost towns, long abandoned and left to slowly crumble and fade under the hot southern sun. Craco, once a thriving medieval village, now sits atop a cliff, a mere shell of its former glory. Plagued by disease, famine, bandits, and landslides, the resilient townsfolk of Craco held on until they were forced to evacuate in the 1980s.
The Epoch Times: Couple who bought a 140-year-old mansion haven’t stopped finding hidden treasures since
A couple in Leavenworth, Kansas, fulfills their dream of buying a historic manor that they fell in love with 12 years ago. The Victorian mansion, spanning 7 acres, is a trove of hidden treasures, including a Civil War presentation cane, silver coins, and a hidden room. The couple shares their love for the house and advocates for animal welfare through their Facebook page.
#health
National Review: On Covid, Masks, and Schools, Rochelle Walensky Still Doesn’t Get It
The op-ed criticizes outgoing CDC director Rochelle Walensky for her mishandling of school policies during the pandemic and her failure to rebuild public trust. It highlights the CDC's erroneous approach to school closures and their prioritization of recommendations over information. The op-ed also mentions the CDC's masking guidance and how it exposed the flaws in its initial mandates. The author calls for the CDC to acknowledge and analyze its failings in order to regain support and effectively protect against future threats.
Fox News: Maine Legislature approves proposal to expand abortion access later in pregnancy
Maine Legislature approves proposal to expand access to abortions; Maine will have one of the least restrictive abortion laws in the country.
The Epoch Times: Frankincense: A First Aid Essential Oil With Anti-Arthritic, Analgesic and Anti-Microbial Effects
This series explores natural alternatives to modern first aid kits, focusing on the benefits of frankincense essential oil. Frankincense has been used for centuries in religious ceremonies, perfumes, and medicine due to its healing properties. It can be used topically to relieve pain and inflammation, as well as for aromatherapy and oral use.
#education
The Epoch Times: Universities Need to Improve Teaching Degrees: Real Schools CEO
Education expert Adam Voight suggests that universities without high-quality teaching degrees should face sanctions to improve teaching standards.
National Review: Prevent College Debt, Don’t Just Forgive It
Conservatives oppose Biden's plan to forgive college debt, considering it unconstitutional and regressive. They advocate for reducing tuition and eliminating unnecessary administrators to address the issue.
The Epoch Times: Supreme Court to Hear Veteran's Claim He Was Unfairly Denied Education Benefits
The Supreme Court will decide if veterans can use benefits from multiple GI Bill programs, potentially impacting 1.7 million post-9/11 veterans.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Iowa Teen Gets Life With Possibility of Parole After 35 Years for Spanish Teacher's Beating Death
Two Iowa teenagers were sentenced for beating their high school Spanish teacher to death with a baseball bat. Willard Miller, one of the teens, received life with the possibility of parole after 35 years in prison. The attack on Nohema Graber devastated her family and the community.
Washington Free Beacon: George Soros’s Son Spent July 4th with European Leader Linked to FBI Bribery Case
Alex Soros, head of left-wing nonprofit Open Society Foundations, met with Albanian prime minister Edi Rama, who was implicated in the alleged bribery of an FBI official. Rama's reputation has suffered due to the indictment of former FBI counterintelligence official Charles McGonigal. The meetings raise questions about Open Society's commitment to supporting "open" and "democratic" governments.
#science
Red State: Here Comes the Sun: Back to Back Solar Flares May Trigger Intense Auroras, Radio Blackouts on Friday
A "double punch" of solar storms, known as coronal mass ejections (CMEs), is set to impact Earth on Friday. These CMEs can cause geomagnetic storms and auroras, with potential minor effects on power systems and satellite operations. The storms follow a powerful "X-Class" solar flare that caused radio blackouts.