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America First News
15 May 2023
#immigration
Townhall: We’ve Been Blacklisted, Again
Conservative news outlet Townhall has warned of the US federal government and Big Tech's partnership in censoring news outlets, punishing political opponents, and influencing elections. A recent op-ed by a retired Navy Captain warning about the dangers of Joe Biden's open border policies was flagged as "hate speech" and removed from Facebook. Additionally, the site has been blacklisted for advertising revenue by major media investment group Group M, and the State Department has worked with foreign entities to censor Townhall articles. These incidents demonstrate the left's crusade against free speech, alternative media, and the importance of supporting independent media.
#politics
National Review: Turkey Appears Set for Runoff Election as Erdogan Falls Short
Turkey's presidential election did not result in a definitive win for either incumbent president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan or rival Kemal Kiliçdaroğlu. A third nationalist candidate, Sinan Oğan, garnered 5.3% of the vote. Both main candidates have claimed they are ahead and disputed the election figures, while Oğan has expressed concerns over alleged manipulation of overseas votes. A runoff election will take place on May 28, with Erdoğan holding a slight lead of 49.4% over Kiliçdaroğlu's 45%. A victory for Kiliçdaroğlu would likely signal Turkey's move toward a more democratic and secular path.
Fox News: Biden allegations were once the 'bread and butter' of the DOJ fraud and corruption unit: Former US Attorney
House Oversight Committee releases information alleging Biden family members received funds from foreign sources through over 20 companies, but mainstream media has shown no interest. Fox News' Trey Gowdy and former U.S. Attorney Brett Tolman express their concerns over potential criminal activity and DOJ's seeming reluctance to prosecute cases.
Red Wave Press: US ‘Has to Default’ on Something If Debt Ceiling Isn’t Raised Before Deadline: Yellen
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warns that the US government will have to default on some payments if Congress fails to raise the national debt ceiling before June, which could trigger a downgrade of the country's credit rating. Yellen urges Congress to raise or suspend the debt limit once again, as interest rates have been seen to rise as the limit may bind. While the Biden administration insists on a "clean" debt ceiling increase, Republicans remain cautious on defaulting national debt. The remarks come after Yellen argued that a US government default might spark a global downturn and weaken consumer confidence.
The Federalist Papers: Byron Donalds Takes Shot at Host of 'The View,' Dares Panel to Invite Him On as a Guest
"The View" host Sunny Hostin criticized CNN's decision to hold a town hall event with former President Donald Trump, while CNN's Anderson Cooper defended the decision, stating that we need to listen to the other side of the political debate, even if we find it outrageous. In response, Florida Republican Byron Donalds blasted Hostin for her authoritarian views and challenged her to a talk. Donalds stated that Hostin and people on the left who share her views demonstrate an authoritarian mindset of shutting down opposition and picking and choosing who gets heard, making Hostin's attacks on CNN for airing the Trump town hall problematic.
Donalds also criticized CNN's focus on anything but the years since Trump left office, claiming that Americans do not care about 2020 as much as they care about issues such as the fentanyl crisis, crime, and the price of gas and groceries, among other troubles. Donalds' argument calls for more Republican voices speaking out to offer opposition to the far left.
#foreignaffairs
The Federalist Papers: Ex-Exec from TikTok Parent Company Goes Public in Major Lawsuit, Warns About 'Worldwide Scheme' Is at Work
Former executive at ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok, Yintao Yu, has accused the platform of operating as a tool of the Chinese Community Party, acting on the behest of a “culture of lawlessness.” Yu claims he was fired after being a whistleblower. Allegations also include a scheme to steal and profit from copyrighted works of rivals, including Instagram and Snapchat. Yu’s claims have intensified the long-standing concerns of American lawmakers over the video-sharing platform’s connection to the Chinese government. It has been suggested that some ByteDance executives follow anti-Japanese practices on the site.
#culture
Daily Wire: ‘Hey, Stop! Stop!’: Taylor Swift Goes Off-Script To Scold Security During Show
Taylor Swift stopped her performance at Philadelphia's Lincoln Financial Field to scold security guards for being too rough with her fans. The guards were forcibly removing fans climbing barricades during the show. Swift stopped singing her hit "Bad Blood" and pointed off-stage, shouting, "She's fine. She wasn't doing anything. Hey, stop! Stop!" One concertgoer tweeted that the guards were putting their hands on the fans to push them off the barricade instead of just telling them to move, which caused Swift to react.
Breitbart: Maren Morris Praises Herself for 'Badass' Feud with Tucker Carlson While Accepting GLAAD Award
Country singer Maren Morris accepted GLAAD’s “Excellence in Media Award” during which she touched on her experience standing up against transphobia. Morris called out Fox News host Tucker Carlson and his past comments about her, saying that she “felt a little badass” when Carlson called her a “lunatic” for it led to the creation of a T-shirt that raised $150,000 toward LGBTQ+ charities. Morris emphasized that risking one's life just by being who they are, is true bravery, and it shouldn't take heroism to fight for equal rights. Carlson and Fox News have since parted ways.
#crime
Fox News: Long Island man who raped 6-year-old girl sentenced to 12 years in prison
A man in Centereach, NY pleaded guilty to having sex with a 6-year-old in 2021 and was sentenced to 12 years in prison followed by a decade of post-release supervision. He also has to register as a sex offender.
Breitbart: Brother Fires Slingshot at Alleged Kidnapper, Saving Eight-Year-Old Sister
A Michigan teen saves his younger sister from an attempted kidnapping by hitting the suspect twice with a slingshot. The 17-year-old attacker intended to severely assault the eight-year-old girl while she was alone in her backyard. The suspect faces charges of attempted kidnapping, attempted assault with intent to do great bodily harm less than murder and assault and battery.
#sports
Forbes: Dallas Cowboys Not Lacking In Options When It Comes To Replacing Ezekiel Elliott
The Dallas Cowboys must replace Ezekiel Elliott, their former bell-cow, as they head into the offseason. With Tony Pollard as the clear starting running back, the team is considering several options to complement him, including veteran Ronald Jones, second-year back Malik Davis, and rookie Deuce Vaughn. The Cowboys are also eyeing free agency, with options like Leonard Fournette and Kareem Hunt available. Finding a complementary back for Pollard is essential, considering his injury history, lack of experience as a full-time back, and limited maximum output in snaps.
#other
Breitbart: GLAAD Awards Top Film Prize to Box-Office Megabomb 'Bros'
GLAAD Media Awards honors a variety of films and television shows, including Bros for Best Film - Wide Release, The Inspection for Best Film - Limited Release, and Framing Agnes for Best Documentary. Other winners include 9-1-1: Lone Star, A League of Their Own, The White Lotus, Dancing with the Stars, and Dino Ranch. The award ceremony celebrates queer joy and calls for action, reflecting the importance of + representation in media.