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America First News
21 Sep 2023
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#politics
Fox News: Federal judge, 96, barred from hearing cases after panel claims lack of mental fitness: 'Baseless allegations'
96-year-old Judge Pauline Newman, the oldest sitting federal judge in America, has been barred from hearing cases due to concerns surrounding her mental fitness. The Federal Circuit's Judicial Council imposed a year-long suspension on Newman after claiming she refused to cooperate with an investigation into her mental state. Newman's team argues that the claims are baseless, stating that she is physically and mentally fit to continue her duties as a judge.
#society
American Thinker: A Bogus 'Happiest Places' List
Outside Magazine ranks the happiest places to live based on inclusivity, but excludes conservative groups who face discrimination. Their methodology focuses on LGBTQ+ rights and ignores the discrimination faced by faith and flag conservatives. The rankings heavily rely on qualitative analysis of online forums, favoring LGBTQ+ sensibilities. Conservative values lead to lasting happiness, but are not included in their biased measure of inclusivity. The rankings overlook the high crime rates and riots in New Orleans and Minneapolis, and even promote programs restricted to non-white applicants. The magazine's biased approach undermines unity and perpetuates division.
#foreignaffairs
Foreign Policy: U.S. Sudan Sanctions Won’t Work Without the UAE’s Help
In September 2023, the United States imposed sanctions on senior leaders of the Wagner Group-backed Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Sudan due to their involvement in human rights violations and ethnic killings. However, these sanctions may not significantly affect the RSF's military capabilities or deter their atrocities due to their extensive financial network in the United Arab Emirates. The US government should work with the UAE to expose and target the RSF's financial empire and halt weapons shipments to the militia. The UAE has other strategic interests in Sudan that can be served without supporting the RSF, and it is damaging its reputation and long-term interests by doing so. The US government should take stronger action to prevent the RSF from funding and arming their genocidal campaign.
#education
American Thinker: America’s children are under attack at school
Students are able to access explicit and pornographic content easily through school databases, putting their innocence at risk. Leftist elites are to blame for deliberately making porn accessible to children, while calling concerned parents "domestic terrorists." It is crucial to pass library reform bills to remove porn from schools and ensure age verification for access to databases. Parents must be informed and equipped to protect their children from this evil.
American Thinker: Randi Weingarten's Divisive Rhetoric
Randi Weingarten, leader of a teachers' union, is criticized for comparing advocates of school choice and parental rights to segregationists. Parents feel belittled and voiceless in the face of Weingarten's efforts to deny them a say in their children's education. They want a system that values their input and partnerships with teachers.
Fox News: Congress unveils report that shows 'pervasive degradation' of First Amendment rights on college campuses
A congressional report raises concerns about the degradation of free speech on college campuses, citing instances of censorship, bias response teams, and restrictions on speech zones. The report argues that these violations not only infringe upon constitutional rights but also undermine the purpose of higher education. Over 60% of students feel that the political and social climate on campuses restricts free expression. The report suggests adopting "free speech statements" and implementing legislation to better protect students' and faculty's right to free speech.
#crime
Fox News: Who is Bijou Phillips?
Actress Bijou Phillips has filed for divorce from actor Danny Masterson after he was recently sentenced to prison for rape. Phillips is seeking custody of their daughter, spousal support, and the termination of any support to Masterson. The couple, who married in 2011, had no prenuptial agreement.
#sports
Fox News: Football favorites: 5 tips for how to host the best tailgate party this sports season
Americans love tailgating during football season, and celebrity chef Robert Irvine and social media influencer Virginia Lane have shared their top tips for throwing the perfect tailgate party. Irvine advises keeping it simple with pre-cut fruits, disposable items for easy cleanup, and having others contribute to the party. He also stresses the importance of safety and preparation, such as ensuring the grill is properly turned off and bringing essential items like chargers and utensils. Lane suggests using small waste bins to keep food and drinks from getting wet in the cooler, and using a closet organizer and collapsible laundry bin for organization. Overall, they share their expertise to help everyone have a great tailgating experience.
#technology
Forbes: Elon Musk Says Neuralink Could Slash Risk From AI As Firm Prepares For First Human Trials
Elon Musk's Neuralink aims to reduce the risks of artificial intelligence and improve human-computer interaction by developing brain implants. Musk mentioned the potential to restore lost functions and enhance communication, highlighting the importance of mitigating AI risks in the long term. The company has started recruiting participants for its first human clinical trial to evaluate the safety and functionality of the implants, which could eventually lead to full body movement restoration. Collaboration with Musk's other company, Tesla, is hinted at through the mention of Optimus robot limbs.