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America First News
8 Jul 2023
#politics
Liberty Nation: Can RFK Jr. Bring Back the Democratic Party?
Robert Francis Kennedy Jr., similar to his uncle JFK, is aiming to shake up the Democratic Party and bring unity to America. He is gaining support from centrist Republicans and tired Democrats due to his libertarian views and perceived sanity. Kennedy's appeal extends to Republicans, especially those who want Trump to embrace him as a running mate, and those who oppose the ongoing war in Ukraine. The media is actively ignoring Kennedy's campaign, but he is finding success through podcast appearances and internet campaigning. Despite his uphill battle, Kennedy's grassroots support is growing, posing a threat to both Biden and potential Republican nominee Trump.
#war
Liberty Nation: Chemical Weapons Remain a Threat Despite US Stockpile Elimination
World War l soldiers haunted by the use of chemical weapons, which were banned by the Geneva Protocol in 1925 but not their development and stockpiling. The US military is finally destroying the last of its chemical weapons.
Euromaidan Press: Biden: cluster munitions are being sent as “transition” until US able to produce more 155mm artillery
US President Joe Biden has approved the transfer of cluster munitions to Ukraine to support their counteroffensive against Russia. Ukraine is running out of ammunition and the cluster munitions will be compatible with US-provided howitzers. Both the US and Ukraine are not signatories to the ban on cluster munitions.
#economy
Forbes: Disney Shells Out $212 Million On Secret Invasion
Disney's Secret Invasion, a super hero spy drama filmed in the UK, is over budget at $211.6 million. The show debuted with low viewership compared to other Marvel streaming series. Despite its cost, it benefited from the government's Television Tax Relief scheme and generated economic impact in the UK.
#religion
Fox News: Bishop Barron says Catholic Synod will debate strategies, not doctrinal changes: 'Take the pope at his word'
The Vatican's upcoming "Synod on Synodality" is causing speculation and commentary among Catholics. Bishop Robert Barron, a delegate to the Synod, emphasizes that it is an advisory council and not a democratic process to change doctrine. The Synod aims to discuss the Catholic Church's future and strategies for engagement.
#health
The Federalist: Federal Study Finds 'Forever Chemicals' In 45% Of Tap Water
Nearly half of U.S. tap water is contaminated with PFAS, synthetic compounds linked to severe health problems including obesity and cancer. A new federal study raises concerns about public health as Americans already face an epidemic of chronic illness.
#crime
Fox News: Pennsylvania bald eagle poaching suspect turns self in after shocking slay of neighborhood mascot
A poacher in Pennsylvania shot and killed a protected bald eagle, angering the community who loved the bird. The suspect has surrendered to authorities, but their name and charges have not been released. The eagle pair had been in the area for almost two decades and had just hatched two eaglets.
The Epoch Times: Leslie Van Houten, Follower of Cult Leader Charles Manson, Is One Big Step Closer to Freedom
California Governor Gavin Newsom has decided not to block the parole of Leslie Van Houten, a follower of Charles Manson who was convicted for her role in the infamous 1969 murders of Leno and Rosemary LaBianca. Van Houten has served 53 years in prison and could be released in two weeks, pending review by the parole board. Despite opposition from the victims' families, a state appeals court ruled in favor of Van Houten's release, citing her rehabilitation and remorse. After her release, Van Houten will spend a year in a halfway house to reacclimate to society.
#sports
The Epoch Times: Olympic Gold-Medalist, Former South Carolina Assistant Nikki Mccray-Penson Dies at 51
Two-time Olympic gold-medalist and former Tennessee star Nikki McCray-Penson has died at the age of 51. McCray-Penson was a renowned basketball player and coach, known for her accomplishments at South Carolina and in the WNBA. She battled breast cancer since 2013.
#technology
Red State: 'Threads' Is Already Turning Into a Flaming Dumpster Fire You Should Avoid
Facebook's new competitor to Twitter, "Threads," is not worth your time. It will likely become a left-wing echo chamber, censoring the truth and propping up mentally-ill activists. Additionally, Facebook's past behavior, including biased news algorithms and fact-checkers, should make you reconsider supporting the platform. It's best to ignore Threads and spend your time elsewhere.