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America First News
13 May 2023
#immigration
The American Spectator: Apologies, America, for Sánchez–Biden Rendezvous
Spanish socialist leader Pedro Sánchez visited the White House and agreed to receive Central and South American immigrants in exchange, despite Spain having 3.1 million unemployed citizens.
#politics
The American Spectator: The Unconstitutional Myth of DOJ Independence
The idea that the Attorney General and the Department of Justice are independent of the president is a modern misconception with no basis in the Constitution.
Breitbart: Vivek Ramaswamy Proposes Voting Requirements for 18-25-Year-Olds
Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy proposes new voting requirements for Americans aged 18-25, including passing a civics exam or serving in the military.
The American Spectator: Five Quick Things: Playing Chicken With a Psychopath
: Jordan Neely's death leads to manslaughter charges against a Marine for attempting to restrain him on a New York City subway. The border crisis continues with the Biden administration's reluctance to secure the border, causing racial strife. Team Biden is accused of hoping to collapse the economy for their benefit. The American Spectator's The Spectacle moves primarily to Twitter due to censorship issues on YouTube.
The Epoch Times: Texas Ban on Gender Modification for Minors Passes Major Hurdle
Texas Republicans pass bill banning child gender modification surgeries and hormones, despite pushback from Democrats and pro-transgender protesters.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Hong Kong English Online Media 'Transit Jam' Shut Down After Founder Attacked by Local CCP Media as a Foreign Agent
Hong Kong's online media Transit Jam, which covered traffic news and dabbled in current affairs, has suspended operations following accusations made by local Chinese Communist Party (CCP) media. Founder James Ockenden was accused of being a "proxy and spy under masquerade for foreign agents." Transit Jam's media registration was revoked on April 23 and Ockenden was named in a report by local CCP media Wen Wei Po as a foreign agent trying to launch a "color revolution" in Hong Kong. This comes after other media outlets were forced to close under the threat of the National Security Law and sedition crime.
#economy
Breitbart: Carney on ‘Kudlow’: The Fed Might Hike Rates in June Instead of Pausing
Wall Street expects an interest rate cut, but Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman says further hikes might be needed to bring inflation in line with targets.
Breitbart: Florida Officially Bans Central Bank Digital Currency
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has signed legislation, making it the first state in the US to ban Central Bank Digital Currency, citing concerns over government surveillance and loss of financial independence.
#health
Daily Wire: Autistic Grocery Clerk Fired From California Supermarket After He Was Violently Assaulted Three Separate Times: Report
A grocery store clerk with mild autism was fired after being attacked at work multiple times in Bakersfield, CA. The clerk is seeking worker’s compensation.
#criminal
Breitbart: McDonald’s Found Liable for Hot Chicken McNugget that Burned Girl
McDonald's is held liable for a Chicken McNugget that allegedly burned a four-year-old girl and is waiting to hear how much it will need to pay.
#sports
Breitbart: 'People Didn't Get the Humor': Phil Jackson Walks Back Claims that NBA Has Become 'Too Political'
Former NBA coach Phil Jackson walked back comments on league being "too political," saying people did not understand the "humor" in his remarks.
#other
Flag And Cross: 'Yellowstone' Spin-Off Series Already Over? Actor Drops Clue About Fate of Hit Show
The Yellowstone spin-off series "1923" is expected to end after its planned second season, according to its stars. Actress Helen Mirren welcomed the ending, stating that she prefers stories to have a "beginning, a middle and an end." The announcement comes after news that Kevin Costner will be stepping away from the show amid rumors of a dispute with creator Taylor Sheridan. "Yellowstone" will end after its fifth season, but fans can expect to see a sequel starring Matthew McConaughey and a spin-off of the "1883" spin-off starring David Oyelowo.