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America First News
12 May 2023
#politics
Breitbart: McCarthy: Biden Admin Wants Debt Default More than a Deal
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy accuses Biden administration of being more interested in letting a debt default occur than reaching a deal with Republicans to extend the U.S. debt ceiling, leading to potential government shutdown and delays in payments. Meetings set to continue next week.
Fox News: KS Gov. Laura Kelly stops settlement between state, small gym owner over COVID-19 restrictions
Kansas' Democratic governor, Laura Kelly, blocked a settlement between the state and the owner of a fitness studio who sued over Covid lockdowns.
#social
Fox News: NY City Council passes bill banning hiring discrimination based of weight
New York City Council passed a bill banning hiring discrimination based on weight in work, housing or public accommodation.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Germany Changes Mind Again, Will Sell Major Stake in Top Port to China
China's state-owned shipping company Cosco is set to acquire a 24.9% stake in one of Europe's major ports, Hamburg, despite national security concerns.
PJ Media: No, Matt Pottinger: We Didn’t Feed the Chinese Shark
- China's economic growth was not solely due to access to the U.S. export market, but rather its exports to the Global South. China is currently assimilating these countries into its economy with the construction of digital and physical infrastructure. The U.S. needs to form an alliance to compete with China and stay ahead in manufacturing.
#economy
Fox News: Gov. Gavin Newsom likely to announce California budget deficit may be a lot bigger than previously thought
California Gov. Gavin Newsom is expected to announce an even bigger budget deficit due to a sagging stock market and delayed tax payments after winter storms. The deficit may reach $25 billion, causing the delay of subsidized childcare program funding and cuts to flood protection projects. Lawmakers are proposing new spending, including raising taxes on large companies, but restoring cuts could still be difficult. California relies on wealthy taxpayers, leaving the state vulnerable to stock market swings. The deficit will require Newsom to convince lawmakers to cut spending they aren’t accustomed to enacting.
Foreign Policy: Finally, Rich Countries Recognize Africa’s Right to Use Gas
Western nations may rethink their stance on financing the development of Africa’s natural gas following an energy crisis in Europe. Mozambique offers a case study: it is one of the world’s poorest countries, but boasts massive offshore natural gas reserves which could generate $95bn in revenues over 25 years, if extraction, distribution and export infrastructure is built with foreign investment. Currently, funding from the World Bank and Western governments is withdrawn for projects that concern fossil fuels. However, faced with domestic gas supply shortfalls, these parties may reconsider the enormous potential Africa offers as a gas supplier.
The Epoch Times: Top Fed Official Warns Inflation Still Too High and More Rate Hikes May Be Appropriate
A senior Federal Reserve official, Michelle Bowman, has said that inflation is still too high to warrant an easing of monetary policy and could even require further interest rate hikes. Bowman’s remarks contradict market expectations for a Fed pivot toward easier monetary settings, with investors expecting the Fed to hit pause on further hikes when the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meets on 14 June.
#culture
Breitbart: Eurovision Rejects Zelensky Speech, Insists Song Contest is Non-Political
Ukrainian President Zelensky has been blocked from making an address during the Eurovision Song Contest by organisers, who cited the event's non-political nature.
#criminal
Forbes: Jordan Neely Killing: Daniel Penny Surrenders To Police Ahead Of Manslaughter Charges
Former Marine Daniel Penny has surrendered to authorities in New York City and is expected to be charged with manslaughter for killing Jordan Neely in a subway.
Forbes: Did The 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season Actually Start In January?
The National Hurricane Center has announced that a subtropical storm formed in mid-January. While rare, such storms are taken seriously.
#sports
Fox News: Rising Filipino boxer, 22, dies after collapsing in ring
Filipino boxer Kenneth Egano died at 22 after collapsing following a boxing match with a brain hemorrhage, which was revealed while he was in a medically induced coma. Manny Pacquiao, the former world champion, said "boxing is truly a dangerous sport and the boxers deserve nothing but respect as they put their lives on the line."
#science
#other
Fox News: Bear and bulletproof travel trailer is ready for the roughest stuff
The Mammoth Overland ELE is a travel trailer equipped with self-defense features, including a built-in bear spray system and submarine-style doors.
Forbes: 45% Of Border Apprehensions Under Title 42 As Rule Ends [Infographic]
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Title 42 pandemic-era restriction on asylum seekers and undocumented migrants in the US has expired, leading to an increase in migrants at the Southern border. The new rules will increase the strain on institutions processing migrants, which are often backlogged, and some predict overwhelming of border facilities. The Biden administration has released new rules that consider asylum claims from migrants from Cuba, Nicaragua, Venezuela and Haiti as ineligible at the border, which is a mismatch considering the number of successful asylum claims by Venezuelans and Cubans. Title 8 can lead to a successful asylum claim, but also deportations and a ban on re-entering the US.
Fox News: Montana tried to avoid upcoming climate change trial by dropping energy policy, attorneys say
Attorneys for youth suing Montana over climate change damages say officials repealed the state’s energy policy to avoid trial, as the two parties head to court.