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America First News
16 Aug 2023
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#society
The Federalist: If Pro-Lifers Don't Get On Offense, They'll Lose Dobbs Momentum
The recent ballot measure in Ohio is considered a loss for the pro-life movement, but it also presents opportunities for the movement to embrace. Pro-life activism needs to shift from a defensive posture to a more strategic and proactive approach. There is a need to prevent deep-pocketed national organizations from influencing constitutional amendments, and states practicing citizen-initiated amendments should require legislative referrals instead. Ohio, a symbol of the pro-life coalition, can be a battleground for positive reform, focusing on measures that support pregnant mothers and their children. The current reactive path of the pro-life movement is unsustainable, and a new strategy is required.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: The Corner: The Limits of Government
Governmental power is on the rise, driven by climate concerns and perceived failures of free markets. Trading with China exposes the US to dependence on China's middlemen. While there are flaws in the relationship, uncoupling must be gradual yet accelerated. Faith in tariffs and checks on investment is not utopian, but a recognition of the dangers of trade. Other government endeavors, such as leveling up and influencing foreign nations, often meet resistance. Government can achieve great things under duress, but in normal times, it can only make things slightly better at the cost of other issues. Understanding our limitations is a wise approach.
#economy
Daily Wire: ‘Polling Up There With A Fungal Infection’: Kennedy Rips Biden On Inflation
Louisiana GOP Senator John Kennedy criticized President Biden for the inflation under his administration. Kennedy expressed sympathy for the people of Maui affected by fires and encouraged them to persevere. He then slammed Biden's economic policies, stating that inflation is harming the people of Louisiana, causing them to struggle financially. Kennedy argued that higher prices are a lasting consequence of Bidenomics.
#culture
Spectator USA: Meet Tony P, the hottest influencer in DC
In Washington, DC, a consultant named Anthony Polcari, also known as Tony P, becomes a viral sensation on Instagram with his wholesome and charming videos. Despite his newfound fame, Tony remains true to his values and considers his consultancy work to be his dream job.
#education
Fox News: America's schools are becoming training grounds for climate change activists
Some states are pushing for climate change lessons to be integrated into every K-12 subject, including math and foreign languages. This indoctrination effort is concerning, especially considering the low proficiency levels in core subjects. The focus on climate change in every subject diminishes the quality of education and stifles critical thinking.
#crime
Fox News: Michigan man pleads guilty to assaulting police officer during Jan. 6 US Capitol protest
Matthew Thomas Krol, a 64-year-old man from Michigan, pleaded guilty to assaulting an officer during the Jan. 6, 2021 Capitol protests. He is scheduled to be sentenced on Dec. 15, 2023 and has expressed remorse.
#sports
Forbes: England Defeat Hosts Australia To Reach First Women’s World Cup Final
England's women's soccer team wins their semi-final match against Australia, securing a spot in the Women's World Cup final against Spain. The game saw goals from Lauren Hemp and Alessia Russo, bringing England their first-ever appearance in the final after previous defeats in the semi-finals.
#outdoors
The Great Lakes Fisherman: Diaries of a Lodge Owner Episode 06: Muskie In-Depth with Pat Tryon
This week on Outdoor Journal Radio's Diaries of a Lodge Owner podcast, muskie fishing is discussed in-depth with experienced guide Pat Tryon. With over two decades of muskie fishing experience, Tryon shares his extensive understanding of these elusive creatures. They cover topics such as locations and techniques, aiming to help listeners hook the fish of 10,000 casts.
Fox News: Japanese climber killed, another injured while trying to climb never-scaled mountain in Pakistan
A Japanese climber died and another was injured while attempting to climb an unclimbed mountain in Pakistan. The injured climber reported that rocks struck them and caused the accident.
#other
Forbes: 12 Games You Really Need To Play If You Love ‘Baldur’s Gate 3’
Larian Studios has released Baldur's Gate 3, an expansive and engaging RPG that offers a rich world, intricate stories, and a great cast of characters. The turn-based combat is challenging and the game encourages exploration and risk-taking.
Forbes: First Victims Of Hawaii Fire Named As Maui Death Toll Rises To 106
The official death toll of the Maui wildfires in Hawaii has risen to 106, and it is expected to increase further as more victims are identified. The search for remains and notifying families is ongoing, with around 1,300 people still missing. The full extent of the devastation and the process of identifying the victims may take months or even years.