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America First News
16 May 2023
#politics
Red State: Roger Ailes' Widow Trashes Fox News, Murdochs on Birthday of Late Husband: 'What a Joke'
Happy birthday to former Fox News Chairman and CEO Roger Ailes, as his widow Elizabeth lashes out at Fox and the Murdochs, claiming they have "wreaked havoc" at the cable news station. Ailes, who died in 2017, is known for building Fox News into a powerhouse, but was also accused of sexual harassment by several women. Fox has been embroiled in several controversies, including settling with Dominion Voting Systems for $787.5 million after being sued for defamation. The network's ratings have fallen since the departure of Tucker Carlson. Despite the drama, Fox News remains an important conservative voice for the country.
Fox News: FBI responds to scathing Durham report on Trump-Russia probe, touts 'dozens of corrective actions'
The FBI responded to the scathing report by Special Counsel John Durham, stating that it had already implemented corrective actions to prevent missteps identified in the report. Durham's years-long investigation into the origins of the FBI's original Trump-Russia investigation found that the agency and DOJ "failed to uphold their mission of strict fidelity to the law" and that "senior FBI personnel displayed a serious lack of analytical rigor towards the information that they received." The report also found significant reliance on investigative leads provided by Trump's political opponents.
Fox News: JESSE WATTERS: The Trump Russia collusion story was a giant hoax started by Democrats
The Durham report reveals Democrats started a giant hoax with the Trump-Russia collusion story, says Jesse Watters. The FBI and CIA also knew it was a hoax, but acted like it was real while failing to uphold strict fidelity to the law. Durham also found two FBI investigations into the Clintons were shut down despite allegations of foreign money laundering and illegal campaign contributions.
Fox News: Biden admin weighs keeping US Space Command headquarters in Colorado over Alabama’s abortion laws: report
The White House may halt plans to move U.S. Space Command's headquarters from Colorado to Alabama over the latter's restrictive abortion laws, according to officials. Trump announced the move to Huntsville just days before leaving office, a decision that was later found lawful and reasonable by a Pentagon review. However, the Biden administration has requested a review of that review, with insiders suggesting that Alabama's anti-abortion legislation may play a part.
The Blaze: DeSantis signs bill to ban public Florida colleges from funding DEI programs
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has signed a bill banning public colleges from using state or federal funds for diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives that promote or engage in political or social activism. The bill also prohibits general education courses from distorting historical events or teaching identity politics. DeSantis has suggested that DEI would be more appropriately described as discrimination, exclusion, and indoctrination.
DeSantis is widely expected to run for president in 2024. His press secretary, Bryan Griffin, has stepped down to move to serve as press secretary within DeSantis' political operation. Griffin stated that DeSantis is the only leader who can see the country to victory at this critical moment in American history.
Red State: WATCH: Even Jake Tapper Has to Admit How 'Devastating' the Durham Report Is
CNN reports that the Durham Report finds the FBI should not have investigated Donald Trump's campaign and Russia during the 2016 election. The report is devastating to the FBI and exonerates Trump. The FBI disregarded evidence and made false statements to obtain FISA warrants against members of the Trump team. The report concludes that the Justice Department and FBI failed to uphold strict fidelity to the law, causing serious harm to the nation. It is the "crime of the century" and a result of unquestioning media coverage.
#society
PJ Media: Biden Won't Talk About the Real 'Supremacy' Gutting the Nation
The left's narrative of trans victimhood and white supremacy is a farce. Trans people are not being killed by right-wingers, while trans athletes break female skulls without consequence. Black people are more likely to kill white people than the reverse, and the DOJ is the biggest threat to American freedom with its labeling of parents and conservatives as domestic terrorists. Biden's sniveling about white supremacy is a lie meant to demonize and divide Americans.
Breitbart: Remains of Jacksonville, Florida, Confederate Monument Removed
Jacksonville, Florida has removed the remains of the Confederate monument which stood in James Weldon Johnson Park for 125 years. Mayor Lenny Curry agreed to protesters' demands to remove the obelisk. However, the monument to Confederate women still stands in Springfield Park and is now slated for removal. The Northside Coalition and Take Em’ Down Jax have urged ongoing protests until all Confederate symbols are removed from public property in Jacksonville.
#war
Forbes: Thursday, May 15. Russia’s War On Ukraine: News And Information From Ukraine
Forbes provides crucial updates on the war in Ukraine, with Russian forces attacking multiple regions and causing civilian casualties. President Zelensky embarks on a whirlwind European tour to secure alliances and military aid. Italy, Germany, France, and the UK announce aid packages, training, and weaponry support for Ukraine. Reports reveal that Yevgeniy Prigozhin, founder of Russia’s Wagner mercenary group, offered to provide Ukrainian troops with the positions of Russian forces in exchange for their withdrawal, but Kyiv turned down the offer due to mistrust.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Huntington Beach's $5.4 Million Settlement for Pacific Airshow Can Avoid ‘Huge Budget Hole’ for City, Officials Say
Huntington Beach, California recently settled a lawsuit for $5.4 million with the Pacific Airshow in order to keep the event going. The conservative council's majority claims that the positive impact on the economy is worth the settlement, which includes funding for road maintenance, and construction of parks and roads. The show has generated astronomical financial benefits and attracted outside visitors, with a recent study showing it generated $70.4 million in direct spending in 2022 and attracted 690,000 attendees.
#military
The Federalist Papers: The Best Marine Joke In History
A US General asked his staff how much of sex was "work" and how much was "pleasure". The consensus failed, and a Private First Class resolved it by saying it was 100% pleasure because if there was any work involved, the officers would have him doing it for them.
#culture
The Epoch Times: 78-Year-Old US Citizen Sentenced to Life by Chinese Court
Private investigator Sam Spade gets caught up in a web of lies and deceit when a wealthy heiress, a crooked lawyer, and a group of dangerous criminals all come looking for a priceless statuette. Along the way, Spade uses his wit and cunning to outsmart his adversary and solve the case.
A struggling writer meets a mysterious woman who inspires him to create his best work yet, but as their relationship deepens, he discovers that she has a dark secret that threatens to destroy them both.
#health
Fox News: Hailey Bieber explains why she’s 'scared' to start a family with Justin Bieber
Hailey Baldwin Bieber is scared to have children because she fears people's comments and confrontations . In an interview with The Sunday Times, the 26-year-old socialite said she cries about it all the time, but once they have children, they will do the best they can to raise them and make them feel loved and safe. Hailey previously mentioned that their marriage takes effort, and having children will also require some navigating to make it work. Justin, her pop star husband, wants as many children as Hailey wishes to push out, but the decision ultimately lies with her.
#sports
Forbes: NFL Adding Peacock-Only Playoff Game In First-Of-Its-Kind Streaming Deal
NBCUniversal's streaming service, Peacock, has agreed to a $110 million deal with the NFL to exclusively air a playoff game, marking the first time an NFL playoff game will only be available nationally on a streaming service. The game will be featured on the Saturday night of Wild Card Weekend, and though it will also be available on terrestrial TV in the markets of the teams, Peacock will be the only national provider. The deal will only be for one season.
Fox News: Brooks Koepka reveals baby's gender with wife Jena Sims during LIV Golf interview
Golfer Brooks Koepka accidentally revealed that he and his wife, Jena Sims, are expecting a baby boy during a recent interview. Despite the surprise, Sims was not upset and later shared her creative gender reveal on social media. The couple is looking forward to welcoming their son and preparing for the birth while Koepka competes in the 2023 PGA Championship.
Fox News: ESPN's Michael Wilbon refuses to buy Ja Morant's signature Nike shoes for son after latest suspension
Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant was suspended for appearing to flash a gun in a video online. ESPN pundit Michael Wilbon said he won't allow his son to buy Morant’s signature Nike shoe due to the incident. Wilbon also criticized Morant's recent stint at a stress management facility, calling it a "joke."
Fox News: Ja Morant's antics drawing attention of 'notable gang member' in Los Angeles, ex-NFL star says
Former NFL star Keyshawn Johnson revealed that a gang member in Los Angeles was unhappy with how Ja Morant handled himself over the last two months. Morant was suspended from all team activities after he flashed a gun in a livestream and had a similar gun-related incident in March. Johnson said that people from the streets are "ticked off" by Morant's behavior.
Ja Morant, the Memphis Grizzlies point guard, has been in trouble for gun-related incidents over the last few months. He was recently suspended from all team activities after he flashed a gun in a livestream. This was the second gun-related incident for the star guard who was suspended eight games in March for a similar incident. The NBA has investigated an incident in January where a red laser was pointed at the Indiana Pacers from an SUV carrying Morant. Morant allegedly exposed a gun after punching a teenager in the head "12 to 13 times" in a pickup basketball game at his house last summer.
#science
Daily Wire: Florida Researchers Collect Human DNA In Air While Studying Sea Turtles, Suggests New Discovery Could Help Solve Criminal Activity
Researchers from the University of Florida have accidentally discovered that human DNA can be collected from the air, potentially aiding in solving criminal activity or finding missing persons. The team of scientists at the university found the source of human DNA while studying endangered sea turtles and analyzing sand samples on a beach where turtles lay eggs. The team were surprised to find human DNA in most places they looked, from surrounding waters to even as far as Ireland. Although it provides a valuable tool to investigators, it also raises ethical concerns regarding privacy and surveillance to data ownership, researchers warn.
#technology
Forbes: Pluto Co-Founder’s Telly Startup Giving Away 500,000 Dual-Screen TVs
Ilya Pozin's Telly offers a unique two-screen television/soundbar combo that comes with a range of other capabilities; by answering a bunch of questions, subscribers can obtain this device at no cost. While a portion of the screen is dedicated to ads, the device comes with unlimited access to various platforms and activities such as music streaming, workout programs, gaming, voice calling, a voice-activated smart assistant, and much more. Telly aims to take advantage of the growing ad-buying industry as the transition to digital advertising continues.
#other
Breitbart: Football Player with Down Syndrome Sues Ohio Community College for Disability Discrimination
Caden Cox, the first person with Down syndrome to score a point in a college football game, is suing Hocking College, its president, and staff for disability discrimination, retaliation, and assault. Cox alleges that his supervisor repeatedly harassed and threatened him, and the school failed to protect him. The supervisor resigned and was convicted of menacing charges. Cox and his parents filed a complaint with the college president, who allegedly retaliated by removing him as the recipient of two graduation awards.