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America First News
17 May 2023
#illegals
The American Spectator: Downtown Commie
A political cartoon titled "Downtown Commie" by Yogi Love features a man holding a flag with the words "Illegals Welcome" in a socialist-themed city. The cartoon implies criticism of liberal policies regarding immigrants.
No further information is given about the context or background of the cartoon.
#politics
Breitbart: Elon Musk on Biden: ‘I Wish We Could Just Have a Normal Human Being as President’
Elon Musk calls for a "normal human being" as president during an interview where he confirms he believes Biden won the election. Musk emphasizes the importance of having a good executive in charge of the country and believes that some executive abilities are underrated.
The American Spectator: A Farrakhan Disciple Works for the Boston DA
True-See Allah, a follower and defender of black supremacist Louis Farrakhan, has been appointed the director of community engagement by Suffolk County District Attorney Kevin Hayden. Farrakhan, who leads the Nation of Islam, is notorious for promoting anti-white racism and anti-Semitism. Allah's membership in a black supremacist organization and devotion to Farrakhan have raised questions about Hayden's commitment to providing equal protection under the law to all citizens, regardless of race or skin colour.
The Federalist Papers: Photo of Bud Light on Shelf at CVS Goes Viral - And It's Not a Good Sign for the Brand
Bud Light's partnership with transgender personality Dylan Mulvaney faces conservative backlash resulting in boycotts. This controversy has hit Bud Light's sales with stores reporting a 26 percent decline in sales in the week ending April 22. Viral photos from Fenway Park and Costco depict stacks of untouched Bud Light, and bomb threats at facilities producing Bud Light further suggest that the public has turned on the once popular brand.
#society
The Federalist Papers: Now We Know the Fate of Lisa Marie Presley's Multi-Million Dollar Estate - Report
The dispute over Lisa Marie Presley's estate has finally been resolved in a Los Angeles courthouse. Priscilla Presley and granddaughter Riley Keough had been battling for months over the will, but the estate has now paid Priscilla an undisclosed amount of cash and both parties are satisfied with the outcome. The feud arose in January when Priscilla Presley questioned the validity of her late daughter's will, which had removed both Priscilla and a former business manager as trustees.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: MP Michael Chong Decries 'Systemic Failure' to Notify Him of China's Alleged Threats
CSIS in Canada has been instructed to reveal any foreign threats against parliamentarians, with Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino issuing the directive. The decision follows reports that Chinese diplomats in Toronto have been trying to intimidate MPs through threats against their families. Conservative MP Michael Chong has said that he now believes that China has been “coercively and corruptly” targeting politicians to put pressure on them with respect to foreign policy. Mendicino has now urged CSIS to be as open and transparent as possible about any threats, with the spy agency mandated to give these incidents the highest level of attention.
#crime
The Federalist Papers: Geraldo Rivera Shocks People with 'Unusually Lucid' Take on NYC Subway Incident: 'Kudos to You'
Fox personality Geraldo Rivera predicted that Marine Corps veteran Daniel Penny will be found not guilty of manslaughter in the Jordan Neely chokehold case. Despite facing up to 15 years in prison, Rivera believes the jury will acquit Penny just as they acquitted Bernhard Goetz in the 1980s. The case has divided Americans and tensions are high, but Penny was likely justified in using deadly force to subdue the troubled Neely.
The American Spectator: TikToker Who Is a Mormon ‘Swinger’ Epitomizes the Dark Side of ‘Influencer’ Culture
A TikTok star with millions of followers was charged with aggravated assault and child abuse after she allegedly threw metal chairs at her boyfriend and hit her daughter in the head. Taylor Frankie Paul had become famous for videos showing her preparing for Mormon services, discussing her “swinging” lifestyle, exercising, styling her hair, and parenting. However, Paul’s quest for fame, attention and the desire to join a swingers’ group led to her divorce and damaging allegations against her friends. Despite being arrested and charged, Paul has continued to post videos on TikTok most days, featuring her children prominently on her account.
#sports
The Epoch Times: 'No One's Safe': Sixers Cut Rivers After Repeat Playoffs Disappointment
76ers head coach Doc Rivers fired after Game 7 loss to Celtics, marking third straight year of playoffs exit. Rivers coached Joel Embiid to first MVP, with 154 wins and 82 losses in Philly. Phoenix Suns also fire head coach Monty Williams after conference semifinals loss for second year straight, despite winning Coach of the Year in 2022 and leading them to NBA Finals in 2020-2021 season.
Forbes: Next Steps For Thunder Following NBA Draft Lottery
Oklahoma City Thunder earns No. 12 overall pick at 2023 NBA Draft Lottery. They will have three selections on June 22, including two second rounders. The Thunder evaluation staff will continue their work on this class of prospects that has already been going on for many years.
The Epoch Times: Djokovic Takes Issue With Norrie's Behavior at Italian Open: 'Not Fair Play'
Novak Djokovic won his match against Cameron Norrie during the Italian Open quarterfinals. However, Djokovic was furious with Norrie's bad sportsmanship and medical timeout before he served out the match. Despite Norrie's behavior, Djokovic produced his best clay-court performance of the year against him. Djokovic committed less than half as many unforced errors as Norrie and had two more winners, 21-19. Djokovic will lose the No.1 ranking to Carlos Alcaraz after this tournament but will next face seventh-seeded Holger Rune in a rematch of the Paris Masters final that the 20-year-old Dane won in November.
#outdoors
I Heart RVing: EAST TO WEST RV 'Xtends' ALTA Line | I Heart RVing
Forest River's EAST TO WEST RV division is expanding its ALTA brand with the full-time living rated Xtreme 365 travel trailer. With robust insulation, the 35-foot trailer features a 101-inch wide body construction, 96-inch interior height, and an abundance of storage along with standard features such as 40,000 BTU furnace, two 15K BTU ducted A/Cs with heat pumps, an oversized 40,000 BTU furnace, and 200-watt roof mounted solar panels. The ALTA Xtreme 365 is an affordable and luxurious option for full-time RV living.
I Heart RVing: A Fifth-Wheel Hitch Worthy of Your Haul | I Heart RVing
The recommended hitch for your fifth wheel is the Gen-Y Hitch EXECUTIVE Fifth Wheel Pin Box with a Gooseneck Coupler. It offers Torsion-Flex Technology for a smoother ride and the gooseneck ball frees up space in your truck.
#other
The Epoch Times: Trump-Endorsed Daniel Cameron Wins Kentucky GOP Primary for Governor
Daniel Cameron, endorsed by former President Donald Trump, won the Republican nomination for Kentucky's gubernatorial race and will face incumbent Gov. Andy Beshear in November. Cameron, who currently serves as the state's attorney general, touted his record in office and challenged Beshear's COVID-era restrictions. Beshear, who became governor in 2019, emphasized his governance of Kentucky's economy during his campaign. Republicans Michael Adams and Allison Ball won their primaries for secretary of state and state auditor, respectively.
Spectator USA: Chris Licht’s troubled first year at CNN
CNN CEO Chris Licht is facing criticism from both viewers and staff members following the network's town hall with former President Donald Trump. While some argue that hosting Trump was necessary given his significant political influence, others took issue with the format of the event, which included a room full of Trump supporters who cheered on his false claims and insults. Meanwhile, CNN's ratings continue to dwindle, with the town hall drawing fewer viewers than a similar event with President Joe Biden. The network's efforts to restore its reputation and move away from opinion punditry have been met with mixed success.