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America First News
28 Sep 2023
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#politics
American Thinker: Defining who we are not
On the political spectrum, the left believes in government playing a larger role, while the right believes in a more limited role. Moving right, we find those who believe in smaller government. Moving left, we find those who believe in larger government. Communism is total control, fascism is socialism on steroids. China fits the definition of fascism, not right-wing.
Forbes: Evergrande Shares Halted After Billionaire Founder Reportedly Placed Under Police Surveillance And Fears Of Collapse Grow
Shares of China Evergrande Group, a beleaguered property giant, were suspended in Hong Kong after reports surfaced that its billionaire chairman has been placed under police surveillance. The company is facing growing concerns over its future as it tries to restructure and avoid liquidation. The trading halt comes as Evergrande's chairman, Hui Ka Yan, faces scrutiny and restrictions from authorities, adding to the company's woes.
Fox News: AOC blistered after response to Elon Musk saying she's 'just not that smart'
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Elon Musk engage in a social media feud after he insults her intelligence. Ocasio-Cortez fires back with a list of her accomplishments and dismisses Musk's comment. Conservatives join in mocking Ocasio-Cortez's response.
American Thinker: Under Biden, America Is becoming a police state
A recent poll shows that 72% of likely voters are concerned about the Biden administration turning the U.S. into a "police state." Both Republicans (76%) and Democrats (67%) share this concern. Americans blame Democrats (48%) more than the GOP (41%) for the country's slide into authoritarianism. The Biden administration has engaged in mass surveillance, censorship, ideological indoctrination in schools, and targeting political opponents, leading to fears of a loss of individual freedom and fundamental liberties.
American Thinker: Face it -- Hunter Biden is already pardoned
Hunter Biden's recent indictment on a gun charge has sparked speculation about Joe Biden's concerns. However, the media's unquestioning narrative is misguided. Hunter Biden has likely already been pardoned, with copies of the pardon stored in Joe Biden's possession and attorneys' custody. The Biden family has taken precautions to protect themselves amidst potential legal problems from the Biden administration and the Department of Justice's actions. It remains unknown whether Biden has extended pardons to other individuals like Merrick Garland or Christopher Wray.
#society
Fox News: New study reveals why Americans are fleeing big cities
San Francisco and New York City are losing population due to bad public policy choices, while cities like Fort Worth and Charlotte are growing. The declining cities have higher tax burdens and perform worse in terms of affordability and quality of life. The population trends emphasize the importance of creating policy environments that encourage growth and provide core public services.
Fox News: Katie Couric embraces her liberal stance following years in broadcast news: 'I'm not for everyone'
Broadcast news veteran Katie Couric, speaking at the Texas Tribune Festival, expressed her embrace of social causes like abortion rights and gun control. She stated that she feels more liberated now and no longer worries about being likable to everyone. Couric emphasized the importance of reproductive rights and reducing gun violence, stating that she feels an obligation to speak her mind on these issues. She also expressed a desire to be for people who care about facts and understanding the world in a better way.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Frontline report: Ukrainian forces push forward in Tokmak direction
Ukrainian forces are pushing forward in the Tokmak direction, intensifying their advance towards Novoprokopivka and Verbove. There have been clashes and conflicting reports from Russian sources about Ukrainian losses. The main goal for Ukrainian forces is to destroy Russian artillery and ammunition depots to weaken their defensive capabilities.
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: The EU is—at last—rebooting the enlargement machine
Europe's EU is considering a new European order and the possibility of bringing nine new countries into the bloc, including Ukraine and Moldova. The process will require deep reforms and changes to the balance of power within the union. Despite the challenges, there is newfound enthusiasm for enlargement, driven by fear of conflicts and the need to counter external influences like Russia, Turkey, and China. The path to membership will be long and difficult, but the EU is serious about its commitment to expansion.
#economy
Fox News: College students struggle as US credit card debt hits a record high
U.S. credit card debt hits record $1 trillion, with 42% of college students contributing. Many struggling to pay off debt as balances increase due to high interest rates. Inflation and lack of financial knowledge also factors.
Fox News: Short questions with Dana Perino for Larry Kudlow
Larry Kudlow, host of "Kudlow" on Fox Business, reveals his most challenging role as Trump's economic assistant, the best advice he received to avoid drinking at AA meetings, and his first job as a tennis counselor. He also shares that he believes Trump will be the next president and that his definition of success is being happy at home and work. Kudlow's advice for young people seeking financial success is to invest in the S&P stock index.
Fox News: What FTC versus Amazon reveals about Biden's plan to takeover the economy
FTC Chair Lina Khan is pushing to expand the role of the agency and exert control over big business, including Big Tech firms. Lawsuits against Big Tech reflect a growing populist sentiment that views large corporations as harmful. However, big-tech companies like Amazon have provided benefits to consumers and supply chains worldwide. The alternative vision of antitrust from Chair Khan suggests restructuring and regulating the American economy, which aligns with President Biden's push for a centrally planned economy.
#military
Fox News: 7 ways to fix the most glaring issues facing America’s military
The United States military is facing issues of bureaucracy, interference, and lack of clarity, leading to a decline in recruitment and morale . There is an unsustainable proliferation of generals and admirals, cluttering the chain of command and wasting taxpayer dollars. Additionally, there is a decline in the quality of officer leadership, emphasizing the need for urgent reforms in ROTC and officer programs, military education, meritocracy over bureaucracy, and accountability at the top . It is crucial to refocus on cultivating a culture of excellence in order to maintain the effectiveness and respect of America's military force .
#culture
Flag And Cross: Rare Beatles Photo With Autographs Set To Fetch Thousands At Auction
Rare photo signed by all four Beatles to fetch thousands at auction. Signatures obtained by vendor's brother while working as 2nd AD on "A Hard Day's Night" in 1964.
Flag And Cross: Jerusalem Builds World's Largest Sukkah For Sukkot Holiday
The municipality of Jerusalem has built the world's largest sukkah for the holiday of Sukkot, which can house up to 650 people. The sukkah will be open to the public during the holiday and will host various activities for the whole family.
Fox News: Demi Moore discusses 'vengeance,' 'loss' and how words 'can ruin someone's life'
Demi Moore reflects on betrayal and revenge in her upcoming series "Feud: Capote vs. the Swans," based on Truman Capote's falling out with Manhattan's elite after publishing scandalous secrets. Moore plays Ann Woodward, a member of Capote's "Swans" who was betrayed. She discusses the power of words and the appeal of the period piece.
#history
Flag And Cross: Oxford's Violent Past: Medieval Students Fuelled Murder Rates 50 Times Higher Than Modern Cities
Oxford in the late medieval period had a high murder rate due to the violent student population. The clashes between students from different regions and the availability of weapons and alcohol were contributing factors. Young students were both the victims and perpetrators of the homicides.
#health
Fox News: US government must do more to help gambling addicts as it makes billions off sports betting, expert says
Sportsbooks across the country are thriving during football season as bettors lock in for hopeful paydays. However, the National Council on Problem Gambling believes the government needs to do more to tackle gambling addiction in the United States. The executive director of the organization, Keith Whyte, argues that the federal government should use some of the billions in tax revenue it receives from legalized gambling to fund programs that aid those struggling with gambling addiction.
#education
Fox News: Maryland education official scolds 'activist parents' in schools, says 'teachers aren't the bad guys'
A board member believes most teachers don't want to teach controversial gender ideology. Debate over explicit books and frustration with state mandates persists.
Fox News: The Biden admin's latest attack on hunting and fishing in America puts programs for over 1M students at risk
The Biden administration is withholding funding for school hunting and archery programs, impacting over 100,000 students. Critics argue this is politicized and detrimental to conservation and outdoor education.
Fox News: Indiana gun law allowing teachers to carry firearms stirs up debate among experts
Indiana schools allow teachers to carry firearms, aiming to reduce response times and increase deterrence. This decision has advantages such as improved safety measures, but critics highlight potential safety risks and negative impact on the school atmosphere. Critics argue that it may not effectively prevent shootings and create a tense atmosphere for students.
#crime
Fox News: Blue city's rampant violence led this former DC resident to flee the crime-ridden capital
Skyrocketing crime in Washington, D.C. led one resident to flee the city, citing safety concerns and the high cost of living. The city has seen a surge in violent crime, including homicides, with 2023 showing a significant increase compared to pre-pandemic levels. The resident expressed frustration with lenient laws and a lack of repercussions for criminals, leading her to move to Charlotte, North Carolina, in search of a safer and more affordable place to live.
#sports
Fox News: This day in sports history: Aaron Judge ties Yankees great Roger Maris, Mets fans say farewell to Shea Stadium
On September 28, 2022, Aaron Judge of the New York Yankees tied Roger Maris' single-season home run record, hitting his 61st home run of the season in a game against the Toronto Blue Jays.
On September 28, 1920, a grand jury indicted eight members of the White Sox organization for fixing the 1919 World Series in what became known as the infamous Black Sox Scandal.
Fox News: Falcons' Drew Dalman says he is 'all for' Thursday night, London games: 'I kind of enjoy the change of pace'
The NFL has been playing games overseas since 2007, with discussions about a team calling Europe home. London is the frontrunner, having hosted the most games. The Atlanta Falcons are set to play in London this weekend, and center Drew Dalman finds the experience exciting.
#other
Fox News: Paris, anyone? Influencer hosts ‘Emily in Paris’-inspired trip of a lifetime to the City of Love
A travel company is offering an "Emily in Paris"-inspired trip to the city, where guests can experience the sites, restaurants, and lifestyle depicted in the popular show. The trip includes classes on French language, baking, Spritz-making, and more, as well as a visit from the head costume designer of the show. Guests will stay in a hotel in the neighborhood where Emily lives, and have the option to go for a morning run through the streets of Paris. The trip costs $2,700 per person and will take place in April 2024.