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America First News
14 May 2023
#immigration
Flag And Cross: Human 'Stash House' Busted in New Mexico, 54 Found Living in Squalor
Human traffickers were caught operating a stash house in El Paso, Texas, where over 50 illegal immigrants were discovered living in appalling conditions. Six of the immigrants were found to have prior removal orders and will be prosecuted. Stash houses are a common occurrence, and this year alone, Border Patrol's El Paso Sector has found more than 130 stash houses with over 1,800 illegal immigrants.
#society
Daily Wire: ‘I Almost Forgot The Kid Was Imaginary’: J.K. Rowling Gives Blistering Reply To Woke Kid Tweets Calling Her ‘Bigot’
Author J.K. Rowling fired back at critics on Twitter who accused her of being transphobic, pointing out that several of the tweets appeared to be copied and pasted from the same source. Rowling shared screenshots of duplicate stories that claimed their trans daughters were offended by something she had said or done. In response, Rowling tweeted a story of her own in which her imaginary son burned his “Harry Potter” books after reading the tweets. The “Harry Potter” author has been called a bigot and a transphobe for her defense of biological women and female-only spaces.
#crime
Flag And Cross: Mom Sentenced to Jail After It's Revealed She Tried to Destroy Evidence Condemning Murderous 13-Year-Old Son
Crystal Smith, the mother of a teenage suspect convicted of murdering his 13-year-old classmate, was sentenced to 30 days in jail and five years of probation after pleading no contest to charges of tampering evidence. Smith’s son Aiden Fucci was sentenced to life in prison on March 24 after pleading guilty in February for the murder of 13-year-old cheerleader Tristyn Bailey. The arrest warrant issued against Smith noted that surveillance footage obtained from Smith’s home suggested that Smith could have tampered with evidence linking her son to Bailey’s murder.
The Right Scoop: INSANE VIDEO: Virginia man attacks cop in police cruiser, crashes into another vehicle before finally neutralized…
A man in Fairfax, Virginia fought with a police officer in his cruiser before the car reversed across the street and into a McDonald’s parking lot. Gunshots were heard and the man was pronounced dead on the scene. The officer was not injured.
#sports
Forbes: After Sixers’ Playoff Collapse, All Eyes Turn To James Harden’s Future
The Boston Celtics knocked the Philadelphia 76ers out of the NBA Playoffs in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals. The Sixers must now assess whether James Harden has a future with them, as rumors circulate that he may return to the Houston Rockets as a free agent. Losing Harden would be a blow to the Sixers, who do not have the cap space to replace him adequately, and their offseason direction will likely center around his decision.
#other
Fox News: John Travolta honors late wife Kelly Preston on Mother's Day with sweet throwback video
John Travolta shares Mother's Day tribute to late wife Kelly Preston, who passed away in July 2020 after a two-year battle with breast cancer. Travolta posted a throwback video of Preston opening a gift from a previous Mother's Day with the caption "Happy Mother's Day Kelly. We miss you and love you! Love, Ben, Ella and John." The couple were married for 28 years and had three children together, including daughter Ella and son Ben.
Fox News: CBS segment highlights how adding bugs to the food system 'could be a game-changer' to fight climate change
A segment on "CBS Saturday Morning" suggested farming and adding insects to diets could offer a sustainable, low-carbon solution to tackle the world's food crisis caused by climate change . German scientists said farmed insects could be used as an alternative to animal feed and produced a smaller carbon footprint compared to traditional farming methods, and suggested they could be used to make many products. Companies raise trillions of insects each year due to the need for protein, low-carbon options for sustainable agriculture. Celebrities and global leaders have been promoting insects as a solution to sustain the planet, but the push to incorporate bugs into everyday diets, whether directly or through animal feed, has received pushback from many Americans and farmers.