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America First News
10 Aug 2023
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#politics
Fox News: Biden touts pro-Native American efforts despite axing oil drilling that sustains tribes
President Biden and his administration are being praised for taking actions to protect tribal interests, including designating the Baaj Nwaavjo I'tah Kukveni as a national monument, blocking off a million acres of public lands. However, these actions have faced opposition from Native American protesters who argue that the bans on oil leasing are causing economic devastation for their communities.
National Review: ‘New McCarthyism’: Far-Left Groups Decry Bombshell Report of Code Pink’s Ties to China
Code Pink, a far-left activist group, has come under scrutiny for its ties to the Chinese government. A New York Times investigation revealed that the group receives funding from a pro-Beijing tech magnate who coordinates his efforts with the Chinese Communist Party. Code Pink has disrupted congressional hearings and think-tank events related to China, and in recent years, they have echoed Beijing's propaganda on human rights abuses and crackdowns in Hong Kong. While some left-wing figures and organizations have come to their defense, the Quincy Institute, a think tank that has worked with Code Pink in the past, has remained silent.
American Thinker: Political Prosecution: A Constitutional Crisis In The Making
The sustained attacks against Donald Trump pose a constitutional crisis that could destroy America. Trump's legal expenses have consumed a significant portion of his campaign spending, raising questions of election interference. Political prosecution, a powerful form of interference, has become normalized due to the deep hatred for Trump. The indictment against Trump for document crimes sets a dangerous precedent, and the recent "January 6" indictment targets him for thought crimes. The liberalization of voting procedures in the 2020 election and the suppression of free speech raise concerns about the integrity of the election and the erosion of the First Amendment. Unrestrained political prosecution could lead to the downfall of the republic, leaving it up to Americans to find a solution to this abuse of power.
Fox News: PolitiFact knocks Kamala Harris' claim she has 'great approval ratings': 'We rate the statement False'
PolitiFact fact-checks Vice President Kamala Harris on her false claim of "great approval ratings." Recent polls show her approval rating ranging from 39-42% and a disapproval rating ranging from 51-57%. The statement is deemed False.
National Review: Congress Should Protect Federal Workers from Union Coercion
President Biden claims that his Bidenomics plan will increase competition, but the administration's push to corral federal workers into unions contradicts this message. Unions, unlike other industries, are exempt from federal antitrust laws, allowing them to limit competition through collusion. The administration's strategy to empower workers in the federal sector includes making it difficult for federal workers to cancel their union membership and allowing restrictive cancellation rules. The proposed Paycheck Protection Act aims to end the collection of union dues via payroll deduction, increasing union accountability. Federal workers deserve protection from predatory union practices.
#society
National Review: Donald Trump’s Appetite for Destruction
W. Axl Rose, lead singer of Guns N' Roses, incited a riot during a concert in 1991. Despite his legal troubles, his fans remained loyal and the band continued to be successful. Similarly, Donald Trump's legal problems have only increased his popularity among his supporters, as they view him as an entertainer rather than a politician. This celebrity culture allows famous people to misbehave without consequences, leading to a dangerous trend of idolizing politicians as celebrities.
American Thinker: Fighting the Flying Monkeys
Our country is in a state of decline, with dying cities, failing schools, and a lack of freedom. Tolerance has replaced morality, leading to disastrous consequences. It's time to recognize the difference between good and evil and take a stand.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Kharkiv Oblast authorities evacuate residents of 37 settlements amid intensified Russian shelling
Russian shelling intensifies in Kharkiv Oblast, leading to the evacuation of residents from 37 settlements.
#economy
Forbes: Fintech And Crypto Firms Stew And Sue As Fed Moves Into 21st Century–Without Them
The launch of the Fed's instant payment system FedNow has led to increased competition for access to master accounts. Fintech, crypto, and other financial startups are encountering delays and rejections in their applications for master accounts, which are necessary for direct access to Fed services. The battle for access to master accounts has raised concerns about stifling innovation and forcing startups to rely on traditional banks.
#military
American Thinker: Testing the Army’s New Electric Combat Vehicle (A Parable)
In an attempt to push for renewable energy, the Biden administration tests the Army's Electric Combat Vehicle (ECV). However, the batteries erupt into flames during testing, resulting in charred hulks. Additionally, the charging stations built for the ECVs prove to be impractical and result in parking violations.
#religion
Fox News: Catholic couple says they were blocked from fostering child due to LGBTQ beliefs: 'Absolutely shocked'
Devout Catholic couple, Mike and Catherine Burke, are suing Massachusetts' Department of Children and Families (DCF) after their foster application was denied due to their Catholic beliefs on gender, sexuality, and marriage. The couple argues that religious families should be allowed to foster and adopt, and that Massachusetts' law allows people of faith to participate in society. The lawsuit seeks to prohibit the state from using LGBTQ accommodations to refuse foster licenses to religious applicants.
#health
Forbes: Wegovy Shortage: Supplies Of Weight-Loss Drug Remain Restricted Amid Booming Sales
Novo Nordisk struggles to meet demand for obesity drug Wegovy, restricting supplies and raising profit outlook.
#crime
Liberty Nation: Jack Smith’s Anti-Trump Crusade
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Fox News: Connecticut man charged with assaulting law enforcement officer during Jan. 6 Capitol protest
A Connecticut man was arrested and charged with federal crimes for his involvement in the January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol. Benjamin Cohen, 21, faces charges including assaulting a law enforcement officer and engaging in physical violence on Capitol grounds. He was identified among the crowd of rioters who breached a police line and was caught on camera physically confronting officers.
#sports
Forbes: Harry Kane: $110 Million Move To Bayern Puts Bundesliga Back In The Spotlight
Harry Kane is set to join Bayern Munich in a deal worth over $110 million. Bayern has chased Kane for over a year and the time for his departure from Tottenham Hotspur seems ripe. Kane's arrival at Bayern could redefine the club and the Bundesliga, bringing back star power and increasing competitiveness in the league. He is a ready-made superstar who sees the league as a place to win titles, not just a step in his development.
Fox News: Washington State AD rips Pac-12's 'poor leadership' that led to conference's demise
The Pac-12 conference is facing a crisis as multiple teams consider leaving. California and Stanford have reportedly reached out to the Big Ten, while the Atlantic Coast Conference is also considering adding them. Washington State's athletic director criticizes the poor leadership in the Pac-12 and expresses concern for the student-athletes. Washington State is exploring other options, but the Mountain West and AAC wouldn't offer enough revenue. The Pac-12 is left with just four schools, and the SEC commissioner expresses sadness over its collapse.
#other
Newsbusters: CNN Anchor Promotes Illinois Governor Pushing His Abortion 'Oasis' as a Hero
Illinois Governor, J.B. Pritzker, encourages women to visit Illinois for abortions, stating that the state is an "oasis" for reproductive rights. He signed a law to make it easier for out-of-staters to get abortions. Planned Parenthood data shows a 35% increase in total abortion patients, 40% of whom are from out of state. Pritzker believes the state needs to increase capacity to handle the influx of patients. He also defends a law penalizing anti-abortion centers for using deceptive practices or misinformation. Pritzker calls it constitutional and necessary to protect women's rights. He thinks President Biden should do more to protect abortion rights, as several states have recently outlawed abortion. Pritzker argues that Biden has done a lot for women's rights, but there is more work to be done. On the economy, Pritzker believes it takes time for people to see the benefits of Biden's policies and blames false rhetoric from Republicans for disapproval ratings.