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America First News
17 May 2023
#illegals
Fox News: Eric Adams suspends NYC land review process, nixes public hearings for moving migrants into neighborhoods
New York City Mayor Eric Adams suspended bureaucratic protocols on homeless shelters and temporary housing for illegal immigrants arriving in the city, exempting them from lengthy land-use processes. Adams cited the need to "speed up the process of bringing needed shelter space online." Legal Aid and the Coalition for the Homeless have threatened to sue the mayor's office if the city does not abide by right-to-shelter rules requiring families with children be placed in private dwellings. The order will last for five days, unless Adams seeks an extension. Adams' administration is also moving forward with controversial plans to bus migrants out of the city to mostly Republican-led counties.
#politics
The Epoch Times: Durham Report Shows 'Massive Politicization' of Justice in Trump-Russia Investigation: Former Assistant AG Jeff Clark
The FBI’s investigation of former President Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign was deeply politicized, according to Special Counsel John Durham’s report. The report details the lack of empirical evidence, hostile feelings towards Trump by officials, and knowledge of Clinton’s plans to associate Trump with the Russian government to defame him. The claim that Trump was conniving with the Russian government became a topic on late-night TV and even become a subject of memes. Clark and Allen do not believe that the FBI’s corrective actions will be enough to deter such problems in the future. The corrective actions should have been implemented in 2016 when the FBI was mistaken.
Spectator USA: NatCon is mirroring the worst ‘woke’ habits
The National Conservatism Conference in London detains delegates for 12 hours a day for three days in a row. The program has an American feel and the right is now talking to itself, becoming bores. However, the people really go wild on one thing only, the madness of the trans stuff. It looks like the battle of ideas isn't the point, maybe the conference is just about some national conservatives hanging out. This "New Right" supposedly likes the people, but do the people like them?
American Thinker: Can we please stop using the term 'President Biden'?
The article highlights that attacking Biden only benefits the left's agenda as he serves as a "Straw Man in Chief" to deflect criticism from actual leftist policies and statements. Conservatives should refuse to engage in arguments centered on Biden and instead focus on the overall Democrat leftism. The author also questions who is really in charge of the Biden administration, citing little things as evidence of other hands controlling the steering wheel. The removal of the Winston Churchill bust suggests the involvement of former President Obama, and Susan Rice's recent stint in the Biden White House further supports the idea of a transformation of America proceeding with the same cast of characters leading the way. Nonetheless, the author urges readers to focus on the real enemy behind the scenes rather than wasting time on Biden as he is about to be thrown under their bus anyway.
#society
National Review: Riley Gaines Tells Lawmakers She Was ‘Held against My Will’ for Hours By Trans Activists
Former University of Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines testified before Congress about her experience at San Francisco State University, where transgender-rights activists held her against her will for three hours and demanded a ransom for her release. Gaines gave a speech about women’s sports, where protesters chanted outside the room and the room went dark, Gaines testified saying a woman grabbed her and claimed she was with the campus police. Gaines ultimately gave in to the woman’s demands because she “really truly feared” for her life. The protesters demanded a ransom and said they would not release her without payment.
#economy
Fox News: Bud Light to launch camouflage bottle amid transgender controversy: report
Anheuser-Busch will release camouflage aluminum bottles promoting the “Folds of Honor” program, which provides scholarships for families of deceased American military service members and first responders. Internal tensions flared after boycotts and declining sales in April due to a promotion with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney, resulting in a plan to counter the backlash. Ideas discussed included discounted beer, investments in sports betting, and focusing marketing on country music, military, first responders, and farmers.
Forbes: Leading Experts Weigh In On Growing Canada's Economy In 2023–24
Canada's economy grew by 3.2% in 2022, outpacing G20 and OECD averages, with employment returning to pre-pandemic levels in February 2022, four months ahead of the United States. However, Canada faces structural issues driven by inflation, weak investment, and tepid productivity growth, projected to see economic growth at 1.3% in 2023 and 1.5% in 2024, below G20 averages. To address this, policy reforms are needed to improve the business climate, reduce trade barriers, and develop competitive climate tech solutions to facilitate productivity growth in the Canadian economy. Furthermore, effective place-based policies can deliver inclusive and green growth, leveraging regional assets to create an efficient supply chain and advance critical net-zero sectors.
#sports
Fox News: Wrexham's Ryan Reynolds jokes about player needing to wear shirt around wife Blake Lively
Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are celebrating Wrexham's promotion to English Football League Two from the National League, thanks in part to Ollie Palmer's 16 goals in 45 matches. Reynolds joked on "Fearless in Devotion" that Palmer needs to wear a shirt when speaking to his wife, Blake Lively. The club will train in the US over summer and play a tournament in North Carolina and friendlies against Chelsea, LA Galaxy II and Manchester United in July.
Forbes: Brighton Finds The Right Replacements To Produce Best-Ever Season
Brighton & Hove Albion has lost key players and staff but has managed to improve the squad across the board using the money raised. The club has finished 9th in the 2021/22 season and is almost certain to improve upon that in 2023, and is likely to have its first-ever qualification for a continental UEFA tournament. Other clubs can learn from Brighton's success in seeing high-profile outgoings as an opportunity rather than a negative.
Brighton has not only replaced its outgoing talent but also managed to improve the squad across the board. This cycle of constant improvement, adaptation, and fine-tuning that has seen Brighton not only cope with selling its best players but regularly benefit from doing so—on the pitch as well as on the balance sheet. At the moment it appears to be less a case of if this run will end, and more a case of how far it can go. Another highest league finish in club history, and participation in UEFA competition for the first time, is a good start.
#outdoors
Fox News: Nepal Sherpa guide sets record for most climbs of Mount Everest with 27
Sherpa guide Kami Rita set a new record by climbing Mount Everest for the 27th time, while another Sherpa had just matched his previous record of 26. Rita first climbed Everest in 1994 and has become synonymous with the world's highest peak. He is among many Sherpa guides whose expertise and skills are vital to the safety and success of foreign climbers each year. The spring season has seen nearly 470 permits issued to climb Everest, and British climber Kenton Cool also reached the top for a record 17th ascent among foreign climbers.
#technology
Fox News: Tesla teases next model that Elon Musk says will sell in the millions
Elon Musk unveiled a shadowy rendering of Tesla's upcoming small car at the company's annual shareholder event in Texas. The CEO predicts two new vehicles will combine for 5 million worldwide sales annually, but did not clarify when production would start or where they would be made. Tesla's new factory in Mexico is currently under construction and the company is aiming to reduce future manufacturing costs by 50%, with innovative techniques such as the use of mega-castings. Additionally, Musk said that the design of the new $200,000 Roadster sports car is almost complete, and may go on sale next year.
#other
Forbes: Champion Pizza Making The Move To Go Beyond New York City
Champion Pizza, owned and founded by Hakki Akdeniz, has seven successful locations in New York City, but is now expanding beyond its roots with a new location in College Station, Texas. The pizza chain plans to open new shops in Miami, Tampa, Jackson Heights, and Astoria, eventually hoping to franchise the brand. Akdeniz, an immigrant from Turkey, learned the pizza trade from a job as a dishwasher and has worked hard to save and make his dream come true. Champion Pizza offers a variety of 35 different styles of pizza, customizing flavors based on the neighborhood.
Red State: In a Powerful Interview, Elon Musk Shows He Doesn't Give a Flying Fig What the Left Thinks
Elon Musk recently criticized billionaire George Soros, comparing him to the villain Magneto, and saying that he wants to erode the fabric of civilization and hates humanity. Musk also talked about free speech on Twitter, and that he will say what he wants to say, even if it means losing money. He regretted voting for Joe Biden, saying he wishes they could have a normal human being as president. Musk's evolution has sped up since acquiring Twitter, and he is now voting and encouraging others to vote Republican.