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America First News
24 Sep 2023
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#politics
Fox News: Veteran Air Force pilot seeking to oust vulnerable Dem senator says nation must abandon 'wrong leaders'
Former Air Force pilot Tony Grady, a Republican Nevada Senate candidate, believes the country needs new leadership to overcome its current challenges and wants to bring his skills and unique experiences to help. Grady, who has a military and business background, emphasizes his problem-solving skills and his ability to understand the needs of the American people. He prioritizes issues such as energy independence, securing the border, and fighting human trafficking. Grady is running against other Republican candidates, including former Army veteran Sam Brown, for the chance to challenge Democratic Senator Jacky Rosen in the upcoming election.
Fox News: Time’s running out for these GOP presidential candidates scrambling to qualify for the 2nd nomination debate
Republican White House candidates have until Monday to meet polling and donor thresholds required to qualify for the next GOP presidential nomination debate. North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum vows to continue his campaign, even if he falls short of qualifying. Former Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson, who made the previous debate, also aims to qualify.
Fox News: Here's what these Americans think of the Senate's new dress code: 'Sway from tradition'
Americans are split on the Senate's new dress code allowing for casual wear by senators. Some see it as a breakdown of decorum while others view it as more friendly and environmentally friendly. One person prefers traditional wear and believes it conveys confidence. Another person thinks the change is cool but believes senators should still wear a full suit or dress for Senate decorum. The change has sparked debate and Senator Joe Manchin is preparing to issue a bipartisan resolution to reinstate the previous dress code.
#society
American Thinker: Sex and Ethics
Matt Walsh's argument about human nature and sexuality highlights the binary structure of sexuality, established by nature and affirmed in the Bible. Society's perplexities can often be resolved by understanding the fundamental truths that exist beyond our limited circumstances. Also, different schools of virtue ethics, such as Plato and Aristotle, provide different formulas for well-being and ethical decision-making.
#war
American Thinker: Outpost Budapest, 1973: An American in Israel.
Outpost Budapest was part of the Bar Lev Line, facing Egypt. It was surrounded and under siege by Egyptian forces. Israeli reservists at Budapest persevered under heavy air and ground attacks throughout the war.
#culture
Fox News: Shakira, Gwen Stefani, Heidi Klum: Hollywood stars defying aging
Shakira wowed the audience at the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards with a dazzling performance of her biggest hits and received the Video Vanguard Award. Fans praised her timeless beauty and youthful appearance, and Shakira shared her beauty secrets, including wearing sunscreen and maintaining a simple skincare routine. Gwen Stefani and Heidi Klum were also praised for defying the aging process, with Stefani emphasizing the importance of hydration and Klum highlighting the benefits of a positive attitude, exercise, and a healthy diet. Christie Brinkley revealed her daily exfoliation routine as her beauty secret, while Kate Beckinsale credited genetics and limited sun exposure for her fresh-faced appearance.
Fox News: This day in sports history: National anthem protests hit the NFL, Babe Ruth smashes records
On September 24th, Babe Ruth broke his own home run record in 1920, becoming the first player to hit 50 home runs in a season. The New York Mets also clinched their first National League pennant, while Deion Sanders returned to the Atlanta Braves. In 2017, NFL players kneeled during the national anthem in response to President Donald Trump's comments about Colin Kaepernick and other players who knelt, sparking a nationwide protest.
American Thinker: The Culture War and I
In the 1960s, self-righteous leftist rebels attacked America, leading to a culture war. The Left's influence resulted in the degradation of education, entertainment, literature, and morality.
#sports
Fox News: NFL Week 3 preview: Cowboys' dominance, Puka Nacua and more to know
1) The Dallas Cowboys are dominating the NFL season with a strong defense and high-scoring offense.
2) Rookie wide receiver Puka Nacua has set a record for most receptions in his first two games.
3) Patrick Mahomes is on track to reach career passing milestones and is earning his record-breaking contract.
4) Justin Herbert could reach career passing milestones in just 52 games.
5) Week 2 saw a record number of close games, and Week 3 matchups look just as competitive.
6) Don't panic if your team is 0-2, there's still hope in the NFL season.
7) Monday night football features exciting matchups between undefeated teams and a Super Bowl rematch.
#outdoors
Fox News: Montana ranchers give tourists the 'Yellowstone' experience with new side hustle
Montana ranchers are offering outdoor enthusiasts the opportunity to rent access to land for outdoor recreation through a platform called LandTrust. This land-sharing platform connects travelers with landowners across the U.S., allowing them to book outdoor experiences such as hunting, fishing, and camping. LandTrust provides exclusive access to the land for the time booked, with prices ranging from $50 to $15,000 or more depending on the season, property, and activity. The platform has benefitted ranchers like Bayard Black, who has been able to offset property taxes and inflation by renting out his land.