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America First News
17 May 2023
#illegals
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Biden just got beat in the courts AGAIN by the Governor of Florida
A federal judge has denied the DHS's request for a stay on Florida's court ruling preventing the mass release of illegal immigrants without court notices. The judge who issued the ruling is the same judge who initially issued the TRO and is a Trump appointee. The Biden administration may appeal to a higher court.
PJ Media: Joe Biden Yuks It Up Over the Border
Photos of Joe Biden stumbling up the steps to Air Force One circulated shortly after he took office, prompting some to defend him. However, Biden's true character - one of narcissism and opportunism - is now on display for the world to see as he laughs off the serious situation at the border. Despite processing centers being over capacity and many illegals not being properly vetted, Biden's handlers seem content to keep him away from it all.
Breitbart: Florida Sending Assistance to Texas to Secure Southern Border
Florida is sending law enforcement officers, National Guard troops, unmanned aerial vehicles, vessels, and aircraft with monitoring equipment to the southern border to assist Texas in addressing the border crisis. Governor Ron DeSantis announced the deployment of assets in response to the lifting of Title 42 last week. This is not the first time Florida has offered assistance to Texas, which saw officers sent by DeSantis to assist with issues in both Texas and Arizona earlier this year. Governor DeSantis has also taken action against illegal immigration in his own state, signing Senate Bill 1718 to implement full E-Verify for employment.
#politics
Fox News: Minnesota lawmakers draft final version of legal pot bill
Minnesota's conference committee chairs, Rep. Zack Stephenson and Sen. Lindsey Port, both Democrats, have finalized a bill legalizing recreational marijuana in the state. Final approval is expected after both chambers vote on the bill once more. The bill includes a 10% tax on cannabis products and possession limits for cannabis flower of two pounds at home and two ounces in public. Marijuana use at home, possession, and home growing will become legal on Aug 1, but retail sales at dispensaries are probably at least a year away.
Minnesota lawmakers are considering a bill which would legalize recreational marijuana as conference committees finish major budget bills for the 2023 session. Republican lawmakers expressed their anger by forcing lengthy debates but Democrats hope to finish earlier. The final version of the bill includes provisions allowing minor marijuana convictions to be expunged and new juvenile justice initiatives with an emphasis on rehabilitation. Gov. Tim Walz, a Democrat, plans to back and sign the bill.
The Blaze: Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert files for divorce
Colorado Representative Lauren Boebert has filed for divorce from her husband Jayson Boebert citing "irreconcilable differences." The couple shares four children, and Boebert has stated that she will not discuss the matter further in public out of respect for their privacy. Jayson Boebert expressed his sadness over the divorce, saying that he loves her too much to say anything negative.
The Epoch Times: Trump Town Hall Did Not Go Well for CNN
Former President Trump steals the show at a town hall moderated by CNN's Kaitlan Collins, who acted as an antagonist instead of a moderator. The event dealt another blow to the struggling news network's credibility and ratings.
Daily Wire: DeSantis Hits Back After Trump Suggests Florida’s 6-Week Abortion Ban Is ‘Too Harsh’
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a six-week abortion ban into law, which drew criticism from former President Donald Trump, who said that it was too harsh. However, DeSantis fired back at Trump, stating that he signed the bill and was proud to do so, while questioning why Trump would not answer if he would sign it. Pro-life groups also expressed their disappointment at Trump's comment. The pro-life movement has faced defeats in 2022, and the GOP has been trying to find the popular limits of their positions on abortion. Republican voters tend to favor more restrictions on abortion, while Democrats are more permissive.
Forbes: McCarthy Says Debt Ceiling Deal Could Be Imminent—Here’s What Might Hold It Up
President Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy are optimistic about reaching a deal to raise the nation’s debt ceiling following a positive round of negotiations. However, both sides remain hung up on several details with a June 1 deadline approaching. McCarthy has demanded stricter work requirements for welfare recipients, while Biden is willing to make tweaks to work requirements but has ruled out changes to Medicaid.
National Review: Massachusetts U.S. Attorney to Resign after Attending DNC Fundraiser
Massachusetts U.S. Attorney Rachael Rollins will resign following multiple federal investigations into her appearance at a 2022 DNC fundraiser alongside Jill Biden. Both the Department of Justice’s Office of the Inspector General and the U.S. Office of Special Counsel are investigating her breach of the Hatch Act. Rollins’s use of her personal cellphone to conduct DOJ business and her receipt of payment for a California trip are also being probed. The OIG’s findings have yet to be released.
Fox News: Judge blocks part of NJ handgun carry law, handing tentative win to 2A advocates
A federal judge has blocked a part of a new gun control law signed by Democratic New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy in December 2021 that barred lawful carry of firearms in certain places, such as public gatherings, zoos, bars and certain entertainment facilities including casinos. The order also halted a new insurance mandate for firearms carriers scheduled to take effect in July. However, the ruling did not specify any change to the carry prohibitions in places such as schools, universities or child care facilities. Second Amendment rights groups praised the decision as a “devastating blow to the misguided law” while Murphy’s spokesperson called the decision “misguided and erroneous”.
The Right Scoop: Dianne Feinstein is way worse than people thought…
Senator Dianne Feinstein's recent interaction with reporters revealed her deteriorating mental capacity. Despite being absent from the Senate for months due to shingles, she denied being gone and insisted that she had been working. She even denied having a problem with her memory. This raises concerns about her fitness to continue serving as a senator.
#war
Daily Wire: U.S.-Made Patriot System Damaged By Barrage Of Russian Missiles: Report
Russia fired six hypersonic missiles at military targets in Ukraine, with officials claiming to have successfully intercepted all of them. However, the barrage damaged a $1bn US-made Patriot air defence system near the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv. Reports differ on whether the damage to the system was significant. Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu denied that the country had fired as many Kinzhal missiles as Ukraine claimed to have shot down, alleging that the number was exaggerated and that Ukrainian responses with anti-missile systems were inaccurate.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Hiroshima to Host G7 Summit to Address Growing Russia, China Threats
G7 leaders gather in Hiroshima to promote a rule-based international order in response to Russian and Chinese aggression. The summit will focus on war in Ukraine, food and energy security, nuclear disarmament, and outreach to the global South to counterbalance China and Russia's growing influence in Africa, Latin America, and Asia. Climate change, AI, economic coercion, and non-market policies will also be discussed. The Japanese government hopes to unite leading democracies against Russia and China's efforts to undermine the existing rules-based order and spread their influence in these regions. The G7 club has two new leaders.
Fox News: 2 US consulate staffers, 2 policemen in Nigeria shot, killed in attack on convoy
Assailants in Nigeria attacked a convoy of U.S. embassy workers embarking on a humanitarian mission. Several embassy staffers were killed and three others kidnapped in the incident. The police have not yet provided details of the attack or the number of people in the convoy, and it is still unclear why the group had entered the state of Anambra.
#economy
The Epoch Times: 'Made in USA': Treasury Details Solar Panel Tax Credits
U.S. Treasury Department guidelines state that solar panels only need to be assembled in the U.S. to qualify for tax breaks, even if parts are made in China. Investors support the news, but critics warn it could further China's dominance in the sector instead of boosting U.S. manufacturing.
The Epoch Times: Stock Market Today: Wall Street Weakens as Energy Stocks, Home Depot Weigh
Sales at Home Depot have fallen more than expected as revenue fell across its broader business. This was due to years of growth, adding to the weight on the economy. The news saw energy producers, such as Exxon Mobil and Chevron, drop 2.4% and 2.3%, respectively, while the S&P 500 fell by 0.6%. Confidence among shoppers has been in decline and if spending contracts recession fears may increase, putting even more pressure seasonally on upcoming reports from Target and Walmart. Despite the looming concern of a recession, big tech has continued to show strong growth, with Amazon gaining 2%, and Google's parent gaining 2.6% but it was seen as one of the only positives on an otherwise bleak day.
Breitbart: Breitbart Business Digest: We're Still Not in a Recession
Industrial production rose by half a percentage point in April, with manufacturing output up by one percent, surpassing expectations. The auto sector is showing signs of resilience, with motor vehicle and parts production up by 9.3 percent and motor vehicle assemblies reaching an 11.4 million seasonally adjusted annual rate. Despite this, Americans remain pessimistic about the economy, with 67 percent describing it as only fair or poor, although consumer behavior appears to be performing in line with economic reality.
The labor market in the US is extremely tight, with 220,000 jobs generated each month in 2021, an unemployment rate of 3.4 percent, and 1.6 vacant jobs per unemployed person. However, one-third of Americans correctly said jobs grew last month, with 41 percent saying job growth was nonexistent, and 25 percent saying jobs were lost. Although 54 percent of Americans see inflation as the most important economic challenge, sales jumped in April, with online sales, sales at general merchandise stores, and sales at bars and restaurants driving the gains.
#culture
The Federalist Papers: Miller Lite Doubles Down After 'Bad S***' Ad Backlash, Made Massive Donation to Woke Group
Miller Lite faces backlash after releasing a YouTube video in March in which actress Ilana Glazer apologizes for the brand's objectification of women in past beer ads. She talks about Miller's attempt to make amends by shredding sexualized advertisements and turning them into "good s***" for women brewers. Miller also donated $60,000 to the Pink Boots Society to support women in advancing their careers through brewing education. Despite being ignored at the time of release, the ad is gaining traction amidst the Bud Light fiasco over its partnership with transgender TikTok star Dylan Mulvaney. Many on social media have criticized Miller's ad campaign as silly and virtue-signaling, and the company is scolding customers over their criticism and asking them to appreciate the humor.
Forbes: Fifty Fifty Joins (G)I-Dle, Loona, Twice And Blackpink With Their First Pop Radio Hit
Fifty Fifty's new single "Cupid" debuts at No. 36 on the Pop Airplay chart, making them the fifth South Korean girl group to achieve this feat. Blackpink is the only group to chart more than one song on the list so far.
#health
Forbes: Healthy Line Shops Help To Reduce Malnutrition Among India’s Tea Communities
Tea workers in Assam, India, have historically suffered from malnutrition and non-communicable diseases due to risky diet-related behaviors. However, an educational campaign by the Ethical Tea Partnership and the Workforce Nutrition Program has led to the creation of "healthy line shops" stocked with more nutritious options. The program has been supported by Unilever and other tea companies, with the market-based solution benefiting shop owners and members of the community, who have become more informed consumers. The Healthy Line Shops project has made nutritious food more accessible to tens of thousands of tea workers and their families.
Breitbart: Japanese Citizens Take Smiling Lessons to Recover from Three Years of Masks
Japanese citizens are struggling to regain their ability to smile after three years of mask-wearing during the pandemic. Requests for smile training have surged by 450% since the pandemic ended in Japan, with some opting for private lessons instead of group therapy. Smile trainer Kawano Keiko developed techniques to help clients strengthen their mouth and eye muscles and regenerate their lost smiling skills.
National Review: The Corner: Guttmacher Misleads on Recent Unintended-Pregnancy Declines
New data from the Guttmacher Institute shows that pregnancies are becoming more planned and desired. Between 2009 and 2015, there was a decrease in the rate of pregnancies that occurred too soon and an increase in the rate of pregnancies that occurred at the right time or later than planned. However, there was a large increase in the proportion of pregnancies that took place too late, especially among women aged 35 to 44. The authors linked these findings to the Affordable Care Act's contraceptive mandate, but it should be noted that Guttmacher's older data suggests that this may not always lead to declines in unintended-pregnancy rates or abortion rates. Furthermore, long-term data shows that unintended-pregnancy rates have increased since the 1990s. Pro-life efforts have played a substantial role in the decline of abortion rates, and these efforts must continue.
Flag And Cross: Keep Your Baby Safe: Be Sure To Avoid These Foods
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends introducing solid food to infants at six months. This should include nutritious fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean proteins while avoiding certain foods like cow's milk, caffeine, and honey. It is important to track what babies eat and avoid choking hazards.
#education
Fox News: South Bend, Indiana to mandate clear backpacks in all schools
Indiana school district mandates clear backpacks in 2023-24 to improve safety and security, providing one free clear backpack per student.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Virginia Man Charged in Baseball Bat Attacks on 3 Women, Including Congressional Staffers
Xuan-Kha Tran Pham, a man with untreated schizophrenia, was arraigned for attacking three women with a baseball bat, including two staffers for U.S. Rep. Gerry Connolly. Police charged him with 4 counts, including aggravated wounding, destroying property, and a hate crime. Pham's father says he's been trying unsuccessfully to arrange mental health care for his son.
Fox News: Virginia suspect with untreated schizophrenia charged in baseball attack on congressional staffers
Xuan-Kha Tran Pham, a man suffering from schizophrenia, was arraigned on charges of attacking three women, including two staffers for U.S. Rep. Gerry Connolly. The attack happened at Connolly's district office in Fairfax and Pham was held without bond pending a preliminary hearing in July.
The Epoch Times: Ex-Los Angeles Police Officer Charged With Child Sex Abuse
Former LAPD officer Paul Razo faces charges of eight counts of lewd acts on a child between 2006 and 2017, perpetrated against four young boys, two of whom were related to Razo. Razo was arrested on May 10 and was scheduled for arraignment in court on May 11, but the arraignment was postponed and he remains in custody on bail of $2.5m. Detectives believe that there may be additional unidentified victims and have called for anyone with information or who has been victimized to come forward.
Breitbart: Suspects in Michigan Child Pornography Ring Allegedly Fed Victims THC-laced gummies
Authorities have arrested four adults for allegedly running a child pornography ring in Michigan, with the victims, aged five to 14, reportedly drugged with THC-laced gummies. One was in a relationship with an accused pedophile. The suspects also monetized their sexual acts. While a certain Mr. Creed-Boehm is being tried federally and the others are in jail for their part in the paedophilia ring, experts have warned that the child abuse cases are still rampant as more than 84 million images and videos involving child pornography have been reported globally this year alone.
Fox News: Jury deliberation begins in trial over mass-casualty limo crash
Jury deliberation has begun in the trial of limousine company manager Nauman Hussain, who is charged with negligent homicide and manslaughter for a 2018 crash in Schoharie, upstate New York that left 20 people dead. The prosecutor says Hussain ignored maintenance regulations and that if inspections had been done, defective brakes would have been found and the accident prevented. Hussain's lawyer, however, blamed the repair shop Mavis Discount Tires, which routinely worked on the limousine. Seventeen passengers, the driver and two bystanders died in the crash. Mavis is not on trial, but the company is being sued by families of the victims.
#sports
Flag And Cross: MLB Superstar Appears to Be Looking at Something Before Home Run, Denies 'Cheating' Claims
Yankees player Aaron Judge is under scrutiny for suspected cheating during a baseball game against the Toronto Blue Jays. Blue Jays announcers noticed Judge engaging in “suspicious” behavior, including a sideways glance, before hitting a home run. While it was later explained that Judge was simply trying to identify the players in the Yankees dugout who were making noise, baseball fans are once again questioning players’ integrity.
#outdoors
Fox News: 1-year-old dead, 23 missing after Malawi hippopotamus attack
A canoe carrying 37 people in southern Malawi was attacked by a hippo, leaving a child dead and 23 others unaccounted for. Malawian authorities rescued 13 people from the site, while police and World Food Program personnel continued the search for the missing. Locals are calling for authorities to relocate some of the hippo population, which often causes problems in the area.