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America First News
7 Aug 2023
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#politics
American Thinker: “Global Warming” Morphs Into “Global Boiling” as the Global Climate Hoax Turns Up the Heat
The United Nations and other international organizations spread fear with false claims about July 2023 being the hottest month on record. The truth is being manipulated to push the agenda of fighting climate change.
Liberty Nation: Prosecution Is Always Political
The charges against Trump are politically motivated; click here for more.
American Thinker: Throw All the Bums Out
The federal government is operating as an illegitimate system and usurping states' sovereignty. The Constitution limits the powers of the federal government, but it has grown beyond those limits, regulating every aspect of Americans' lives. The remedy for this is nullification, where the states reject unconstitutional acts of Congress. However, with the two major political parties failing to address these concerns, it may be time for a change.
National Review: The Honor of Mike Pence
Mike Pence has been publicly denounced by Donald Trump, downgraded to Marco Rubio status. The breach between them was intensified by the Jack Smith indictment and Pence's defense of the Constitution. This clash won't bode well for Pence politically, as he is pushed further into the non-Trump wing of the party. Despite criticism from the left, Pence's actions on January 6th should be seen as courageous and honorable. Trump wanted someone who could be intimidated and prioritize their own interests, but Pence chose to defend the Constitution instead.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russia attacks Kherson, killing one, injuring twelve
Russian forces shell a high-rise building multiple times in Kherson, killing a 59-year-old woman and injuring 12 others.
#economy
Forbes: New Amazon Clinics Are In 50 States – CVS Lays Off 5,000 Employees
Amazon has expanded its virtual healthcare marketplace, Amazon Clinic, to all 50 states and offers consultations for common health conditions. Customers find it convenient and affordable, with a 96% satisfaction rating. In contrast, CVS is cutting costs and laying off employees to transition into healthcare and treat patients nationwide.
National Review: China’s Declining Fortunes Are Looking Up (North)
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has shifted the relationship between Russia and China towards Chinese dominance. China's economy is under pressure and is seeking ways to contest its decline, including reducing the cost of its manufactured goods, securing a stable supply of low-cost energy, and reversing historic territorial losses. China is eyeing the Arctic as a route to Europe, with melting ice opening up new opportunities. China's presence in the Russian Far East is slowly growing, with Chinese farmers settling on former collective farms. China's ambitions in these regions pose a significant challenge to global security.
American Thinker: Biden administration owns cyber-workforce crisis
The United States is facing a severe shortage of qualified cybersecurity personnel, which poses significant dangers for national security and economic stability. Both the public and private sectors are vulnerable to sophisticated cyber threats, and without sufficient cybersecurity workforce, the consequences could be severe. Government agencies and critical infrastructure face threats from state-sponsored actors, hacktivists, and cybercriminals, while businesses are increasingly targeted by cybercriminals seeking valuable intellectual property and financial information. To address these challenges, the United States needs to invest in robust cybersecurity education, training, and recruitment initiatives to build a skilled and well-equipped cybersecurity workforce.
Forbes: Meet The Billionaire Who Built A Fortune ‘Price-Gouging’ Customers Like The Pentagon
TransDigm, a parts-supplier company, has been accused of price-gouging in military contracting. The company allegedly raises prices on aircraft parts after acquiring companies that produce them, resulting in excessive profits. Critics argue that TransDigm represents corporate greed, while investors praise their ingenious business model. The Pentagon has conducted multiple investigations into TransDigm's pricing practices, and while they have not been accused of breaking any laws, their actions have contributed to inflated defense spending and higher fares for air travelers.
#religion
National Review: Lessons in Love for a Post-Dobbs World
Cardinal Timothy Dolan pays tribute to Mother Mary Agnes Donovan and the Sisters of Life, emphasizing the need for love in the pro-life movement. The Sisters of Life practice sacrificial love, offering support and alternatives to abortion-minded women. They believe in receptivity, discovery, and delighting in others, reflecting the love of God.
#health
Fox News: New influencer trend could prompt mental health crises, suicide as users tune into 'fake life': Tech Founder
AI-powered social media influencers, designed to look perfect, could harm the mental health of young users by creating unrealistic expectations. Alexa Eden, a technology strategist, warns that young people exposed to these artificial influencers might struggle to navigate real-life interactions and feel inadequate if they don't fit the same mold. Major social media platforms have already been linked to mental health issues in teens, and the introduction of AI influencers could exacerbate these problems.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Cabela's Is Having a Massive Sale on Archery and Bow Hunting Gear Right Now
Cabela's annual Archery Gear Up sale is happening now, featuring discounts on compound bows, crossbows, binoculars, rangefinders, and tree stands. Save on brands like Bear Archery, Ravin, Vortex, Leupold, and more. Stock up before bow hunting season begins.
#technology
Forbes: Musk Implies Billionaire Cage Fight With Zuckerberg Is Still On, But He May Need Surgery Before That
Tesla CEO Elon Musk plans to have a cage fight with Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, but the date is uncertain due to Musk's health checkup. The fight, which may be live-streamed on X, aims to raise money for charity. Zuckerberg doubts that the fight will happen and questions the reliability of the platform. It is unclear if the fight has been discussed formally or if it will be sanctioned by an athletic commission.
#other
The Federalist: In Classical Schools, Even The Least Bookish Kid Can Shine
Parents are seeking classical education for their children despite negative criticism and accusations of racism. Classical schools teach timeless poetry, key historical documents, and the ideals and realities of American history, which goes against leftist ideology. These schools are seeing a surge in enrollment and school openings, and research shows that disadvantaged children benefit greatly from this type of education. Classical schools focus on producing good citizens who are capable of self-governance and preserving liberties.