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America First News
15 May 2023
#illegals
The Epoch Times: 2 Dead, 5 Injured in Arizona Border Town Shooting; Police Searching for Suspect
A shooting in Yuma, Arizona, left two dead and five injured. Police responded to a report of shots fired and found several subjects with gunshot wounds. The police are investigating the double homicide, and so far don’t have a suspect in custody.
Title 42 has been lifted and hundreds of illegal immigrants were released in Yuma without being fully processed, according to a new report. Yuma Mayor Douglas Nicholls said that those released had been vetted and would follow the judicial process, which takes years. Nicholls urged President Joe Biden to issue a federal emergency declaration to help protect the border.
Fox News: Migrants crossing border released with court dates that are years away
Illegal immigrants may not appear in court for several years after entering the US, according to documents reviewed at the southern border after Title 42's expiration. A female migrant in El Paso shared her court documents with Fox News, showing that she is not expected to appear in front of an immigration judge until June 2026 in Newark, New Jersey, over three years after her initial crossing. Despite the court appearance being scheduled in New Jersey, the migrant hopes to travel to New York City, the migrant-hub that was already attempting to shelter nearly 60,000 migrants before Title 42's lifting.
Rep. Henry Cuellar recently revealed concerns about backlogged court dates, revealing that some migrants in New York will reportedly not appear in front of a judge for a decade. The overflow of migrant appointments came amid the expiration of Title 42, the pandemic-era policy allowing the swift expulsion of migrants from the U.S. As lawmakers manage the southern border crisis, the Border Patrol chief released a memo that revealed agents may revert to releasing migrants into the US without court dates to manage the surge.
Washington Free Beacon: Afghan National on Terror Watch List Arrested Amid Migrant Surge
An Afghan national on terror watchlist crossed into US illegally with migrants near Otay Mesa before Title 42 expired. Fingerprint scan matched him on the Terrorist Screening Database and FBI started an investigation. Surge of migrants illegally crossing the border saw 67,700 apprehensions last week excluding 15,780 gotaways.
Fox News: New Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson says city 'traumatized by violence' has 'enough room' for migrant surge
Chicago's new progressive Mayor Brandon Johnson says the city has "enough room" for migrants and will not close its doors to those searching for a better life. The flow of new migrant arrivals into Chicago is expected to increase, now that Title 42 restrictions have ended. Johnson has tried to appeal to those who did not back him in the election, stocking his transition team with familiar names from Chicago corporations and philanthropies, beside leaders of organized labor and progressive groups.
#politics
Foreign Policy: Nuclear Tests May Be Back on Moscow’s Agenda
Russia and the United States may consider going back to explosively testing nuclear weapons underground after almost 30 years since they stopped. Computer modeling and smaller experiments have been used to replace nuclear explosive testing, but the uncertainty of aging components in nuclear weapons may lead to the need for testing. Aging damage to plutonium pits and the need to develop new nuclear weapons designs are also factors to consider. Non-testing regimes may signal weakness or lack of confidence, especially for Russia. Ultimately, decreasing nuclear arsenals may be an opportunity to turn towards lower numbers and even elimination, consistent with the promise in Article VI of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty.
Fox News: Democratic Party convention descends into 'complete chaos' in Minnesota
Democrats in Minnesota intend to ban violent assaulters from its ranks, after a heated confrontation arose between the supporters of Aisha Chughtai and Nasri Warsame. Warsame's supporters took to the stage to show their unrest during a convention, prompting some supporters of Chughtai to react negatively. The meeting was adjourned without any nominees being chosen and no arrests were made, although at least two people were reported injured. A Chughtai supporter said she feared people would die. Ken Martin, the chairman of the state Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, tweeted the assaults and violence were committed by Warsame's supporters and called for emergency meetings to address incidents occurring in Ward 10.
Red State: Nathan Fletcher Needs Some Cheese With His Boxed Whine as He Writes to Constituents Ahead of His Resignation
San Diego District 4 Board of Supervisor Nathan Fletcher finally resigned after being sued for sexual assault and harassment, with a letter expressing remorse for letting constituents down. Fletcher defended himself against the allegations and took a victory lap on his record as a Supervisor, but many San Diegans are now calling for a review of his votes on the Board and a full investigation into his finances.
The Federalist: Senate GOP Want Answers On Biden's Election Interference
Senate Republicans demand President Biden hand over documents related to his March 2021 executive order directing federal agencies to interfere in state and local elections. The order required hundreds of federal agencies to interfere in the electoral process by using taxpayer money to boost voter registration and get-out-the-vote activities, which the senators argue is partisan and involves left-wing groups that abuse their nonprofit status to target likely-Democrat voters. They are demanding copies of the strategic plans and a full accounting of all federal funding used to-date to comply with the order by May 23.
Washington Free Beacon: DeSantis Critic JB Pritzker Sent His Family to This $18M Florida Horse Farm During the Pandemic
Republican Florida governor Ron DeSantis is in a feud with Democratic Illinois governor J.B. Pritzker. DeSantis gave a keynote address at a dinner in Illinois, prompting Pritzker to accuse him of espousing cruelty and a hateful agenda. DeSantis fired back by reminding the audience that Pritzker sent members of his family to stay in Florida during the pandemic. Illinois has seen its population shrink as residents leave, while Pritzker himself purchased a horse farm in Florida that has increased in value. Pritzker's attacks on DeSantis are seen as an attempt to raise his own political profile, despite having no chance of winning the Democratic Party's nomination.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Gov DeSantis Press Secretary suddenly resigns
Press secretary of Florida's Governor DeSantis resigns, hinting at joining DeSantis campaign for presidential run.
Breitbart: GOP Rep. Burchett Threatens FBI Funding over House Oversight's Biden Investigation Stonewalling
Rep. Tim Burchett warns that Congress could strip FBI of funding if it continues to stonewall the investigation into Biden family business dealings. Burchett suggests that Congress has the power of the purse and can start cutting funds to the FBI. He claims that the FBI has bungled many cases and their arrogance needs to be dealt with.
Forbes: Trump Blasts Fox News Over Tucker Carlson Ouster—Claims Network Is ‘Desperately Pushing’ DeSantis
Donald Trump criticized Fox News for letting go of Tucker Carlson and not promoting his election fraud theories on his social media platform Truth Social. Trump accused Fox News contributor Marc Thiessen of being a "Bush flunky" and criticized Fox News for "desperately pushing DeSanctimonious," Trump's nickname for Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. He also attacked DeSantis, calling him a "dead man walking" without his endorsement in the 2018 Florida gubernatorial race. Tensions between Trump and the right-wing network have soured since he left office, and have ramped up in recent months.
Red State: Alexander Vindman Tries and Fails in War of Words With Elon Musk on COVID Mandates
Media and politicians demonized the unvaccinated during the pandemic, spewing anti-American rhetoric and threatening to use the full force of the United States government against anyone who defied their will. Mandates proposed by President Joe Biden would have covered over 100 million people, requiring vaccination or regular testing. Many unvaccinated Americans lost their jobs for non-compliance with mandates until they were struck down by the Supreme Court. Elon Musk responded to the video, stating that Biden demanded the firing of all unvaccinated personnel until the Supreme Court struck down Biden's vaccination decree, which hurt many Americans and caused them to lose their jobs. Alexander Vindman tried to dispute Musk's remarks and used vile language to lash out.
Breitbart: Poll: 70% of Kentucky Republicans Back Donald Trump for Nomination
Donald Trump has 70% of the support of Kentucky Republicans in his bid for the presidential nomination, according to an Emerson College/Fox 56 Lexington poll, giving him a 56-point lead over potential competitor Ron DeSantis. This represents a 17-point increase in Trump's edge over the past month, with other candidates receiving less than 4% support. In addition, the poll asked voters about their opinion on President Joe Biden's election victory, with 79% believing it to be illegitimate.
#society
National Review: Videos Show Young Children Attending RuPaul’s Drag Convention
Children attended and performed at a drag convention hosted by RuPaul in Los Angeles. Adults pushed their children around the booths and vendors advertised products such as Boy Butter lubricant and Holey Water flavored anal spray. During the event, children were seen on stage dancing alongside adult male drag queens in a provocative manner. The event marketed itself as family-friendly by hosting meet-and-greets with the Teletubbies in its “Kid Zone.” Tennessee passed a bill prohibiting hosting drag shows in settings where minors may be present, but a federal judge blocked the law.
The Blaze: Bud Light falls, so anti-woke beer can rise
Anheuser-Busch's global sales have dropped by 27% since their marketing campaign with transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney. BlazeTV host Mark Levin believes that companies like Anheuser-Busch continue to make the same mistake due to political motivations in the corporate boardrooms. Levin suggests that this opens the door to new conservative companies, such as Ultra-Right Beer. They have produced a new ad which is the complete opposite of woke, going as far as calling for people to stop giving money to woke corporations that go against their values.
Brownstone Institute: Farewell Questions for Rochelle Walensky ⋆ Brownstone Institute
Many claims made by the CDC regarding COVID vaccines lacked foundation in fact or data. Safety and inefficacy signals were ignored, data collection was rigged, and safety assessments were not being performed until long after problems were evident. The paucity or utter absence of supporting evidence underpinned grand claims of safety and efficacy. These unfounded claims and distortionary definitions seem both a poor and deeply dangerous practice for Public Health. Public trust in public health must be restored by asking hard questions, holding malefactors accountable, and preventing this from happening again. Public health runs on public trust.
The Blaze: JK Rowling fires back perfect response to people using children to push trans agenda: 'I almost forgot the kid was imaginary'
J.K. Rowling, famous author of "Harry Potter," is under fire again for her beliefs on transgender issues. She responded to a critic who suggested menstruation isn't a boundary marker for gender by equating their logic to a nine-year-old. Most recently, she mocked trans activists who use children to attack her on Twitter, calling out their use of "imaginary" children to promote their agenda.
America First Report: Stay Faithful, Because History Starts Today
The news cycle is overwhelming, but non-woke patriots must stand their ground and not surrender their principles. The ongoing cultural struggle is important in separating the wheat from the chaff, and faith will ultimately win the day. The ruling factions seek to divide us, but a real movement for change may be taking hold.
#foreignaffairs
PJ Media: Where's the Letter From 51 Pentagon Command Suits Demanding the U.S. 'Defend Democracy™' Against Border Invasion?
Where is the letter from Pentagon defense experts calling for the US to defend democracy by stopping the invasion of the southern border? Nowhere. Shouldn't there be a denouncement of the collapse of the border by an invasion force? These experts could assert that the Russians, Chinese, ISIS, Syria, Al Qaeda are involved in the invasion and that it's consistent with leaked reports. The arrival of invaders in the US political scene have all the earmarks of an invasion operation. Has Joe Biden let millions of people into the country since he took office? Where are the generals, admirals, and commandants now that the country is being invaded? They are silent.
#economy
Forbes: Everyone Loses If We Broach The Debt Ceiling
President Biden and House Republicans are at odds over the debt ceiling, and the economy hangs in the balance. The Treasury has been using "extraordinary measures" to avoid a government default, but these short-term solutions may be exhausted by June 1st. A default or even the possibility of one could lead to a credit downgrade, higher interest rates on federal borrowing and other types of debt, volatility in security and stock markets, delayed government payments, and decreased savings for those with 401(k)s or pensions. Congress and the White House must prioritize economic growth by reaching a reasonable compromise to raise the debt ceiling.
Breitbart: Business Activity In New York Crashes Deep Into Negative Territory: Fed Report
The New York Fed's business conditions index plummeted to minus 31.8 in May, indicating worsening economic conditions. The decline is the sharpest since the initial lockdown months of the pandemic. New orders nosedived by 53.1 points, and employment and the average workweek declined. The inflation rate remains elevated, and businesses do not expect improvement in conditions over the next six months.
The American Mind: Crony Baloney
American capitalism is afflicted with croniness and wokeism, which are products of cool, calculating deals between elites to maximize wealth and power. Such deals exploit exchange forums like politics to wield power and reward friends, while middle-class taxpayers bear the cost. Politicians and bureaucrats seek power, while corporations seek money, leading to a tellingly symbiotic relationship. To end such cronyism, a total separation of economy and state at the federal level is necessary, ending all regulatory and administrative activities that Congress has not explicitly authorized. However, this is not practical, and the entire US political-economic system needs a hard reset.
The Epoch Times: EXPLAINER: Grocery Rebate Rollout: Who Is Eligible and How Will It Be Paid?
A grocery rebate payment will be given to 11 million eligible low and middle-income Canadians to help with food inflation. The one-time payment, costing over $2.5 billion, will be given in July to those who are eligible for GST credits and have filed their 2021 tax return. The rebate will range from $225 to $467 for eligible couples with two children.
#culture
Daily Wire: ‘Aladdin’ Star Deactivated His Twitter Account Following Backlash For His ‘Little Mermaid’ Prediction
"Aladdin" actor Mena Massoud has deactivated his Twitter account after receiving backlash from fans for his prediction that "The Little Mermaid" live-action remake may not cross the billion-dollar mark but will likely get a sequel. The comments were made in response to reports predicting that the movie would generate at least $110 million over Memorial Day weekend. Many social media users interpreted Massoud's comments as negative for "The Little Mermaid" and criticized him for allegedly claiming the film wasn't worth getting a sequel. The film's supporters viewed the criticism as unsubstantiated and due to racism because Halle Bailey, who plays Ariel, is black.
#health
The Epoch Times: The Surprising Link Between Water Intake and Stroke Risk: Drinking Water the Right Way to Ensure Optimal Health
Staying hydrated is crucial for maintaining good health and preventing chronic diseases. Water plays a vital role in the body's metabolism and eliminating waste. Dehydration and insufficient water intake can lead to fatigue, anxiety, depression, and many chronic conditions such as stroke and diabetes. To ensure optimal hydration, it is recommended to drink 6 to 10 cups of water per day, timing of water intake is important, and water boiled in a pottery kettle has the most pleasant taste. Natural tap water is the best option for maintaining good health as long as it has been filtered to remove impurities.
The Blaze: Deace: Carl Fish is trying to do what too many Americans take for granted: Be free
Carl Fish defied COVID restrictions and kept his Pennsylvania gym open. He was declared a "public health menace" and locked inside indefinitely, surviving on protein bars and shakes. Fish hoped his defiance would inspire others, but his membership and franchise sponsor plummeted. Now he is rebuilding and holding authorities accountable with legal action.
Fox News: CDC issues alert for new mpox (monkeypox) cases in Chicago
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued an alert for a resurgence of mpox cases in Chicago. Between April 17 and May 5, the Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH) reported 12 confirmed cases and one probable case of mpox. All the cases involved men between ages 24 and 46, and 69% were non-Hispanic White men. Four of the men had traveled out of state to New York City, New Orleans and Mexico. The CDC recommends vaccination to prevent severe disease and testing patients for mpox.
Fox News: Dwayne Johnson opens up about battle with depression: 'I didn't know what it was'
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson reveals that he has had three bouts of depression throughout his life. He explains that his first episode happened when he suffered a shoulder injury in his early football days at the University of Miami, leading him to leave school and not take any midterms. Johnson credits his daughters and being a "girl dad" with giving him perspective and helping him cope with his struggles. He encourages men to open up about their mental health struggles and emphasizes the importance of seeking help.
Forbes: Walgreens Committed To Clinical Trials Business Despite CVS Move
Walgreens will continue to conduct clinical trials despite CVS Health's announcement that it will phase out its clinical trials business, with a full exit expected by December 31, 2024. Although the clinical trial business is not a significant source of revenue for either company, both entered the arena two years ago when the US Food and Drug Administration was looking to broaden clinical trial enrolment in underrepresented populations. CVS has recently put $20bn towards expanding its physician-staffed clinics and practices for seniors, alongside a home care platform. Walgreens launched its clinical trials business last year and vowed to maintain high-quality services.
#education
The Federalist Papers: Gov Ron DeSantis Signs Bill Banning State Funding for DEI Programs at Florida Public Universities
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signs law banning state funding for DEI programs in public universities, gives presidents more hiring control.
The Epoch Times: Catholic School Trustee Who Denounced White Christian Males Resigns; Parents Say Problems Remain
Waterloo Catholic school board trustee resigns after making controversial tweets about white Christian males.
#crime
Fox News: Jewish Wisconsin teacher who threatened swastika-drawing students faces felony charges
A Wisconsin middle school teacher was arrested for making terrorist threats against students who drew swastikas on a paper in his classroom. The teacher reportedly said he had 17 guns in his basement and threatened to send his daughter to students’ homes with a baseball bat. He was booked on felony charges for making terrorist threats and exposing a child to harmful material.
Fox News: Colorado man once charged in missing wife's presumed death denies involvement
Barry Morphew, once charged with the murder of his missing wife, denies involvement and accuses the Colorado authorities of focusing on him with tunnel vision. His charges were dropped last year after the judge barred key witnesses as evidence in his favor. In a recent interview, he maintains his innocence, whilst also filing a $15m lawsuit against prosecutors and investigators for violating his constitutional rights.
Breitbart: Chicago Gang Affiliates Charged in Shooting Deaths of 3 Women in CA
Chicago gang members charged with shooting three women to death in Beverly Hills, California on January 28, 2023. Six were also injured. The suspects are 28-year-old Dejean Thompkins, 22-year-old Dontae Williams, and 28-year-old Daries Stanford, charged in connection with the deadly crime.
Fox News: Las Vegas man charged with attacking, killing mom on Mother's Day
Aaron Cooney, with a lengthy criminal record, is charged with open murder after allegedly stabbing his mother multiple times on Mother's Day in Las Vegas. LVMPD is asking for any information about the incident.
#sports
Forbes: Manchester United’s Player Of The Year Is Marcus Rashford
Marcus Rashford is Manchester United's player of the year after scoring 29 goals in 53 appearances in all competitions this season. Last year, he struggled with just five goals in 32 appearances, but the arrival of Erik ten Hag reenergized him. Rashford's performance has been crucial to United's successes, and in the Premier League alone, he has scored 31.3% of their total goals. He has won 14 United Man of the Match awards, comfortably ahead of his nearest challengers, Fernandes and Casemiro. Rashford's performance has been outstanding despite the lack of support from a competent number nine.
Breitbart: Horse Dies at Churchill Downs, 8th Recent Fatality at Home of Kentucky Derby
A horse named Rio Moon suffered a fatal injury at Churchill Downs after a race, making it the eighth horse to die within recent weeks. The 3-year-old colt was ridden by Martin Garcia and euthanized due to a left foreleg injury.
#outdoors
Fox News: 350-pound bear removed from northern Michigan tree as dozens spectate
A 350-pound bear was stuck in a tree in Traverse City, Michigan and attracted dozens of onlookers. Wildlife experts fired four tranquilizer darts before the bear fell asleep and fell onto mattresses that residents had gathered. Spectators took pictures and videos as the bear was safely transferred and released to a wooded area.
Gataway Couple: The Best RVs for a Family of 6 in 2023
Finding an RV for a family of six can be challenging, but it's not impossible. Towable RVs and toy haulers with multiple bunk beds and outdoor storage offer adequate space for sleeping and gear. However, larger families also need living areas and storage space, as well as at least one and a half bathrooms. It's important to consider factors like drivable versus towable, storage space, sleeping space, slide-outs, tank sizes, and must-have amenities when looking for an RV for a family of six. Some of the best RVs for a family of six include the Coachmen Chaparral 373MBRB, the Grand Design Solitude 3740BH, the Keystone Raptor 431, and the Winnebago Minnie Winnie 31H.
RV Lifestyle: Best Camper Vans
Looking for the best camper vans for 2023? Camper vans are a great option for those who want the freedom and adventure of a motorhome without the high price tag. They come in a variety of sizes and configurations depending on their purpose, and some are designed for weekend travel while others can accommodate full-time living. Consider factors like your budget, size, drivetrain, diesel vs. gasoline, service history, and whether you want a weekend or full-time setup. Options include the Wingamm OASI 540, GRECH STRADA-ion, Embassy RV Dolphin SL, Roadtrek Pivot, Coachmen Galleria, Thor Tellaro, 4X4 Tiffin Cahaba, Winnebago Travato, Pleasure-Way Plateau FL, Airstream Rangeline, Entegra Coach Launch, and custom vans from Advanced RV.
#technology
Breitbart: Google Employees Mocked Management's AI Obsession with Drinking Game
Google employees created a drinking game over executives' excessive emphasis on artificial intelligence at the annual I/O developer conference. Despite the humor, workers held a generally positive opinion of the situation and recognized the engineering team's contributions. However, employees have previously expressed negative feedback on Bard, Google's AI chatbot replacement for OpenAI's ChatGPT, labeling it a "pathological liar" and "cringe-worthy" among other complaints.
#other
The Federalist Papers: Here's the Next Host to Take Over Tucker's Old Prime-Time Spot as Audience Is Cut in Half
Will Cain fills in as host of "Fox News Tonight" as the network continues without former host, Tucker Carlson. Kayleigh McEnany and Lawrence Jones were also unable to bring back the show's relevancy, and audiences miss Carlson's voice for offering unfettered truth and criticism of elected officials. The absence of Carlson has created opportunities for competitors and opened up Fox News to criticism. The widow of Roger Ailes Tweeted against Fox News on her late husband's birthday.
Daily Wire: ‘Guardians Of The Galaxy’ Third Film Holds Top Spot At Box Office, Soars To New Heights Globally
"Guardians of the Galaxy: Volume 3" dominates box office earnings, grossing over $62 million domestically and $91 million globally in its second weekend out. The Marvel film has crossed over $500 million globally and has had the best second weekend for any sequel in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Chris Pratt, who leads the cast, recently praised fans for the success of the film. The film's success follows the recent record-breaking performance of "The Super Marios Bros. Movie," which has grossed over $1.21 billion globally in its sixth weekend out.
The Blaze: Pennsylvania's largest news organization hit with cyberattack ahead of mayoral election; FBI notified
The Philadelphia Inquirer suffered a cyberattack that disrupted operations just two days before primary elections. The paper's offices will remain closed at least until Tuesday. The Inquirer has hired security company Kroll to investigate the attack. It is not clear who is behind the incident or what systems were breached.