search
America First
Trends
- 1
The U.S. Navy is moving forward with its first new nuclear warhead programme in nearly four decades, according to a report carried by marine industry outlet Marine Insight. The development marks a significant step in the modernisation of America's sea-based nuclear deterrent, ending a long gap in new warhead design. No further details on timeline or cost were given in the reporting.
- 2Three US cities chosen to host first women's volleyball World Cup in North America▼3 US cities picked to host first women’s volleyball World Cup in North America
Three cities in the United States have been selected to host the first women's volleyball World Cup to be held in North America. The decision marks a milestone for the sport, bringing its premier women's tournament to the region for the first time and highlighting growing investment in women's volleyball. Details on the host cities, dates and participating teams have not yet been made widely available.
- 313,000-year-old butchered gomphothere bones found in Chile●13,000-year-old butchered bones of long-tusked beast found in Chile give more evidence of early first Americans
Archaeologists in Chile have unearthed 13,000-year-old bones of a gomphothere, an extinct long-tusked relative of elephants, bearing clear cut marks from butchering. The find adds to evidence that humans were present in South America far earlier than the traditional Clovis timeline, supporting theories of an earlier peopling of the Americas. Researchers say the discovery strengthens the case for pre-Clovis settlement across the continent.
- 4Butchered 13,000-year-old bones found in Chile point to early Americans▼13,000-year-old butchered bones of found in Chile give more evidence of early first Americans
Archaeologists in Chile have uncovered 13,000-year-old butchered animal bones, offering new evidence that humans were present in South America far earlier than once believed. The cut marks on the remains suggest early peoples hunted or scavenged there, adding to a growing body of finds that challenge the traditional timeline of when the first Americans arrived and how quickly they spread across the continent.
- 5America First Policy Institute Examines Virginia's Data Center Alley●Where America First Meets the Digital Economy: Lessons from Virginia’s Data Center Alley – AFPI
The America First Policy Institute has published a report on Loudoun County, Virginia's 'Data Center Alley', the world's largest concentration of data centers, framing it as a case study in how the America First agenda intersects with the digital economy. The piece draws lessons on infrastructure, energy demand and economic development from the region's boom, and how policymakers might balance growth in digital infrastructure with national interests.