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America First News
9 Jul 2023
#politics
Liberty Nation: Test Your News Knowledge Quiz – July 9, 2023
1. After the Supreme Court halted Biden's student loan forgiveness program, he turned to the Higher Education Act as a backup plan.
2. The Reagan Institute Summer Survey explored public opinion on military spending and enduring support for Ukraine.
3. Republicans held the presidential seat for 64 years since 1900, while Democrats held it for 58 years.
4. Arkansas is proposing a bill that could charge offenders with a felony for misgendering individuals.
5. The United Nations General Assembly may approve a worldwide framework for reducing ammunition stockpiles and implementing background checks for purchases.
6. Anthony Fauci was awarded the rank of University Professor at Stanford University.
7. An estimated $200 billion of COVID relief payments were reportedly either misplaced or fraudulent.
8. A Silicon Valley company has developed the world's first flying car - a futuristic innovation.
9. Mark Zuckerberg recently created the app "Threads" to compete with Elon Musk and Twitter.
10. Despite a drastic 80% increase in homelessness since 2015, Los Angeles Democrats fail to address the connection to their policies.
Fox News: Former Trump impeachment counsel warns Miami judge in special counsel suit could face 'intimidation'
Former President Donald Trump's attorney, David Schoen, expressed concerns about the government potentially violating Trump's rights in his second impeachment trial. Schoen specifically mentioned the pressure being put on the Trump-appointed federal judge who will hear the case. He argued that leaks and selective access to information are dangerous and hinder a defendant's right to a fair trial. Schoen also highlighted the hypocrisy in the treatment of judges who have made unfavorable comments about Trump compared to those who have made similar comments about liberal figures.
American Thinker: Vivek Ramaswamy's Soros connection
: I distrust candidates without voting records. Vivek Ramaswamy's ties to Soros and work on COVID-19 raise red flags. He's scrubbing the internet to hide his connections, making him untrustworthy. I won't vote for him in the primary.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Joe Biden spotted sunbathing on the beach in Delaware
Joe Biden has spent almost 40% of his presidency on vacation, but the media is not holding him accountable.
Liberty Nation: From Florida to the Future – LN Radio
This week on Liberty Nation Radio, we delve into DeSantis' struggling presidential campaign and the alarming fraud uncovered in COVID relief policies. We also explore the world of flying cars and examine Biden's response to the Supreme Court's significant decision.
#society
National Review: Sound of Freedom’s Moral Clarity
Sound of Freedom, a film by Angel Studios, tells the true story of Timothy Ballard, an operative who hunts pedophiles and child sex traffickers. Ballard, along with a reformed criminal named Vimeo, travels to Colombia to rescue two children lured into the sex trade. With action-packed scenes and a hopeful message, the film sheds light on the issue of child sex trafficking.
Red State: Keke Palmer and Jonah Hill's Love Woes Are a Sad Reflection on Modern Relationships
Celebrity relationships are in turmoil as love is seen as an excuse to avoid accountability and standards. Keke Palmer's boyfriend criticizes her inappropriate outfit in a public display, causing a divide in opinions. Jonah Hill's breakup reveals his expectations for a relationship, leading to accusations of control and manipulation. These incidents reflect a society that promotes love without discussing the responsibility and boundaries that come with it.
#history
American Thinker: Researchers now say ‘Ivory Man’ was actually ‘Ivory Woman’
A skeleton discovered in Spain was initially believed to be male but was later determined to be female using a new molecular method. The researchers caution against imposing modern gender norms on past populations and suggest that gender identities were diverse and complex. The study refutes arguments that gender is unknowable or optional.
#education
Forbes: How The End Of Affirmative Action Reroutes The Talent Pipeline
The Supreme Court's ruling on affirmative action in college admissions will impact how top schools shape their student bodies and force companies to rethink their recruiting and hiring practices. The decision eliminates universities' diversity tools and procedures and sends a message to Black and Hispanic students who have been excluded from elite schools. This ruling could also affect the creation of African American studies programs and diversity efforts in the business world.
#sports
Forbes: MLB Iron Man Cal Ripken Jr. On Career Longevity: ‘Show Up’
Cal Ripken Jr., a former Baltimore Orioles Hall of Famer, shares advice on sustaining a successful career by always showing up and being willing to face any challenge. Ripken broke Lou Gehrig's record for consecutive games played and believes that it is not just about attendance, but about the willingness to go and do it. After retiring from baseball, Ripken co-founded Ripken Baseball and received an investment from Harris Blitzer Sports and Entertainment to expand their sports offerings. Ripken also discusses his thoughts on rule changes in Major League Baseball and the development of young players.
Forbes: How The New NBA In-Season Tournament Affects The Dallas Mavericks
The NBA announced the introduction of an in-season tournament featuring all 30 teams, aiming to add excitement and stakes to regular season games. The tournament will consist of group play followed by knockout rounds, with the championship game taking place in December.
#science
The Epoch Times: The laws of gravity do not apply in this strange 'Mystery Spot' in the woods in California—here's why
In the woods near Santa Cruz lies the Mystery Spot, a place where gravity seems to go haywire. Visitors experience bizarre phenomena such as balls rolling uphill and bodies leaning at impossible angles without falling. Some theories suggest extraterrestrial interference or supernatural forces, while scientists propose visual illusions and perceptual distortions as explanations. The Mystery Spot remains an unsolved enigma, attracting curious minds from all over the world.
#other
Liberty Nation: Conservative Conservationists? Why the Right Must Focus on the Environment
Conservatives should prioritize conservation and support local agriculture to address environmental issues. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) was created under Richard Nixon to address chemical pollution, but its effectiveness has diminished. The focus on greenhouse gases has overshadowed other environmental threats. Supporting small farms and pasture-raised cows can have a positive impact on the environment by sequestering carbon and improving soil health. Conservatives should advocate for reducing chemical pollution and promoting local food production.
Newsbusters: Would It Kill Morning Joe To Let A Republican Comment On The Republican Race?
MSNBC's morning talk show, Morning Joe, featured a segment on the Republican presidential primary. However, no Republicans were invited to participate in the discussion. Instead, the panel consisted of Obama's comms director, a liberal columnist, and an MSNBC host. The discussion lacked Republican perspectives and offered conventional wisdom from a Democrat point of view.
The Epoch Times: VIDEO: Sad mare 'adopts' 2 orphaned racehorse foals after giving birth to a stillborn baby
A Shire horse named Sammy becomes a foster mom to two orphaned foals after they lost their mothers. Sammy, who had recently given birth to a stillborn foal, is able to nurse and care for both foals, providing them with the love and milk they need. This heartwarming story shows the kindness and nurturing nature of horses.