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America First News
19 May 2023
#illegals
Breitbart: Chicago Mayor: 'Wicked' for Texas to Bus Border Crossers to Sanctuary Cities
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson called Texas' migrant busing operation "wicked" and "unconscionable" during his visit to the city police stations where border crossers and illegal aliens are being housed. He criticized politicians who use their lives to gain political points and seemingly welcomed waves of illegal immigration to Chicago, causing protests from black residents on the South Side who are suing to protect their neighborhood from becoming a migrant dumping ground. The city is considering housing these individuals in Wilbur Wright College this summer.
Breitbart: Mayor Eric Adams: Nearly Half of NYC Hotel Rooms Now Filled with Migrants
Nearly half of the hotel rooms in New York City are occupied by border crossers and illegal aliens, brought in by Texas Governor Greg Abbott. The city has spent $5 million a day dealing with the issue and are set to pay an annual $75 million bill for the Fitzgerald Hotel. Although they are housing border crossers and illegal aliens in hotels, Mayor Eric Adams called the situation an "onslaught" and demanded President Joe Biden spread out new arrivals across the U.S. New Yorkers will see a loss of $4.3 billion due to lost tourism money and costs associated with illegal immigration.
#politics
Washington Free Beacon: Durham Put the Nail in the Coffin. But Christopher Steele Says He Stands by His Dossier
Former British spy Christopher Steele claims that his dossier, which was funded by Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign, has not been discredited despite a litany of fabrications and inaccuracies found in the widely discredited document. Steele lashed out in response to Special Counsel John Durham’s report, which detailed many of the flaws, errors, and fabrications in the dossier relied upon by the FBI to bolster its investigation into whether the Trump campaign conspired with Russia. The FBI found no evidence to support the Steele dossier’s core claim of a grand Trump-Kremlin conspiracy.
The liberal New York Times referred to Steele’s report as “discredited” and called it “a flawed document,” while British judge ordered Steele in 2020 to pay $23,000 in damages to a Russian bank falsely targeted in the dossier. According to Durham, the fabrications and inaccuracies were found in the allegations that the Trump campaign had a "well-developed conspiracy of coordination" with Russia to influence the 2016 election and that Kremlin had a sex video of Trump from 2013. Steele dismissed Durham’s findings as "a partisan conspiracy theory."
The Epoch Times: Ethics Commissioner Finds Alberta Premier Contravened Conflicts of Interest Act in Pastor Case
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith contravened a section of the Conflicts of Interest Act when she spoke to Justice Minister Tyler Shandro about a Calgary street pastor’s criminal charges, according to a report by Alberta Ethics Commissioner Marguerite Trussler. However, there was no evidence that Smith or her staff tried to influence COVID-related criminal prosecutions, as alleged in CBC News articles. Trussler stated that it was her opinion that Smith “inappropriately” talked to Shandro about criminal charges laid against Artur Pawlowski, which the commissioner said was an “improper attempt to influence the independence of the legal system.”
Breitbart: Nolte: Tucker Carlson’s Net Favorability with Republicans 62 Points Higher than Fox News's
Republicans have a far higher net favorability rating towards Tucker Carlson than they do towards Fox News, according to a Change Research poll. The poll of 404 likely Republican primary voters showed that only 34% had a favorable view of Fox News, compared to 70% for Carlson. Fox's net favorability rating was -3%, while Carlson's was +59%. Elon Musk was also included in the poll, and achieved a +53% net favorability rating. The fall in Fox's ratings could be due to its early call of Arizona in the 2020 election and firing of Carlson.
The Blaze: 'If there's a Hell, I'm sure you'll be in it': Dan Bongino blasts Adam Schiff as 'a disgusting piece of garbage' whose 'family should renounce any relationship to him'
Conservative commentator Dan Bongino called Rep. Adam Schiff a "piece of human waste" and said his family should renounce their relationship with him. Bongino criticized Schiff's handling of the Trump-Russia investigation. Republican Rep. Anna Paulina Luna introduced a resolution to oust Schiff from the House.
#society
The Blaze: Woman who witnessed subway death calls Marine a 'hero' and slams AOC for politicizing the incident: 'Race is being used to divide us'
A retired woman of color who witnessed the subway chokehold death of a homeless man in New York City defended the heroism of former Marine Daniel Penny who defended other passengers from the man's threats. She criticized politicians for branding the incident as racially motivated when it was about keeping people safe. The woman decried the state of the U.S., fearing the country is devolving into a Third World nation.
Breitbart: Washington Official Explodes When Member Opposes Sex Offender Joining Group
A board member in Washington state, Kristina Sawyckyj, expressed concern about a convicted sex offender possibly joining their committee. However, co-chair Shanee Colston defended the man, saying everyone deserves housing, and even tried to silence Sawyckyj during the meeting. The incident was recorded, and Colston has reportedly been asked to step down from her position.
#war
Euromaidan Press: For Crimean Tatars, Crimea’s liberation is a question of national survival
Crimean Tatars suffered a genocide in May 1944, when Soviet authorities forced some 200,000 civilians from their homes, killing around 8,000. Although allowed to return in 1989, Russia's illegal occupation of the peninsula means indigenous peoples face national identity eradication. Human rights violations have increased, with journalists, religious leaders and human rights defenders being targeted. Innocent civilians have also been accused of terrorism on ludicrous grounds, while crime victims often face political persecution. Furthermore, Russia's illegal conscription campaign specifically targets the Tatars: a group making up only 15% of the population receives an estimated 80% of conscription orders. All this adds to the peninsula's growing militarization as it becomes a military barracks for Russia, posing a threat to Ukraine and Crimean Tatars' survival.
Euromaidan Press: US signals to allies that it allow their exports of F-16 jets to Ukraine – CNN
US may allow European allies to export F-16 jets to Ukraine, but has not received any formal requests. US officials are willing to approve if allies decide to do so. Ukraine needs F-16s to defend against modernized Russian bombs and to replace lost experienced pilots.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Biden Budget Reduces Amounts for Emergency Requirements: CBO
President Biden's proposed discretionary budget for 2024 is below projections made by the Congressional Budget Office. The proposed funding is 4% below projections, and 75% of the reductions came from budgeting less for emergency requirements. Defense spending is 3% below projections, and non-defense spending is 1% below projections. The proposed discretionary budget totals $1.84 trillion and is the lowest percentage of GDP in both categories for 50 years.
The Epoch Times: Closing Prices for Crude Oil, Gold, and Other Commodities (May 18)
Crude oil prices dropped, with Benchmark U.S. crude oil for June delivery falling 97 cents to $71.86 a barrel and Brent crude for July delivery falling $1.10 to $75.86 a barrel. Meanwhile, wholesale gasoline for June delivery was unchanged at $2.57 a gallon and June heating oil fell 2 cents to $2.40 a gallon. June natural gas rose 22 cents to $2.59 per 1,000 cubic feet. Gold for June delivery fell $25.10 to $1,959.80 an ounce and Silver for July delivery fell 27 cents to $23.63 an ounce. July copper fell 6 cents to $3.69 a pound.
#culture
The Epoch Times: Supreme Court Rules Against Andy Warhol Foundation in Copyright Dispute
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of photographer Lynn Goldsmith in her claim that the Andy Warhol Foundation violated her intellectual property rights when creating multiple prints of Prince based on her photo. The foundation argued fair use and that a loss would chill free expression, but the court affirmed Goldsmith's copyright protection and acknowledged the importance of copyright law. Justice Kagan filed a dissenting opinion, accusing the court of constricting fair use's boundaries and hampering creative progress. Goldsmith celebrated the ruling, while the foundation expressed disagreement but relief that the legality of Warhol's Prince series creation was not questioned.
#history
Midwest Living: 7 Midwest Destinations Where You Can Experience Early French Settlement
Explore the French heritage of the Midwest in living-history villages, restored forts, and small-town Main Streets. Visitors can discover the complexities and legacy of the French-Native American relationship, including the birchbark canoe expedition of Father Jacques Marquette and Louis Joliet, which opened the northern reaches of the Mississippi River to Europeans for the first time. Several Midwestern river towns are planning to commemorate this historic voyage in 2023. Follow the hashtag for more.
#health
The Epoch Times: Medical Providers Defrauded Arizona Medicaid Program, Held People Against Their Will: Hobbs
Arizona's Medicaid program, the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS), has been defrauded out of hundreds of millions of dollars by more than 100 medical service providers, according to Governor Katie Hobbs. The providers targeted vulnerable populations, particularly members of tribal communities, promising food, housing, and treatment for addiction and homelessness. Once in the facilities, victims were often not allowed to leave or contact their relatives while providers continued to bill AHCCCS for services. Hobbs is considering systemic changes to prevent future fraud, saying she won't entertain policies that make it harder for people to participate in Medicaid.
Officials in Gallup, New Mexico, are investigating recent kidnappings of Native Americans that may be linked to the medical fraud scheme in Arizona. Gallup Mayor Louis Bonaguidi says vulnerable Native Americans are being picked up in vehicles in New Mexico and transported across state lines into Arizona with promises of receiving rehabilitation help. Tribal members are allegedly being held in facilities and given alcohol and drugs to prevent them from leaving so owners of the facilities could bill the state for services. Arizona's AHCCCS will conduct a forensic audit of all claims submitted since 2019.
The Epoch Times: Controversial Report on Water Fluoridation One Step Closer To Publication
The Department of Health and Human Services’ National Toxicology Program corrected an error in a report about the effects of water fluoridation on human intelligence, removing text that suggested fluoride was linked to a .46 drop in IQ. The corrected assessment shows that the drop was closer to 7%, equivalent to a reduction of five IQ points, which in a population nearly doubles the number of people classified as intellectually disabled. The corrected report could have a significant impact on the Fluoride Action Network’s ongoing lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency seeking to ban fluoride from public drinking water supplies. Potential effects of fluoride continue to be a controversial topic.
#education
The Epoch Times: Newsom Sets Aside $1 Million for Mandatory Dyslexia Screening for California's Children
Governor Newsom proposes mandatory dyslexia screening for second-graders in California starting 2025-26 school year, with funding of $1 million set aside.
#crime
The Epoch Times: California Authorities Warn Motorists Against Illegal Street Racing and Takeovers
California authorities announced a safety campaign to combat illegal street racing and takeovers that have led to fatalities and injuries in recent years. The campaign includes warnings to parents about the economic and criminal consequences of these activities, as well as efforts to work with community organizations to spread the message that street racing and sideshows endanger not only participants, but also innocent bystanders. While pointing to the glamorization of these activities in popular culture, authorities urged the public to report any instances of street racing or takeovers to law enforcement.
#sports
The Epoch Times: DeChambeau Resurfaces at Oak Hill and Leads PGA Championship
Bryson DeChambeau takes an early lead at the PGA Championship, shooting a 4-under 66 in the first round at Oak Hill. Scottie Scheffler follows closely behind, shooting a bogey-free card. Masters champion Jon Rahm struggles, finishing with a 76. DeChambeau has transitioned from being called the “Incredible Bulk” to finding a new way to approach the game and using his speed and strength to his advantage.
#outdoors
Midwest Living: An Annual Fishing Trip at a Missouri State Park Sets the Stage for Rituals on the River
Annual fishing trip to Montauk State Park in Missouri involves feasts, rituals, and fishing for rainbow trout. Each member of the crew has their own ritual, whether it's cooking or sleeping. The author's ritual is watching people not fish but eventually joins in. The allure of having nothing to do in beautiful surroundings is understood. A few essentials to pack include printed directions, cash for trout passes, glo balls, earplugs, and layers of clothing.
#technology
Forbes: Why The Existential Threat Of AI May Be Overblown
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman testifies at a Senate hearing on the risks of artificial intelligence, calling for regulatory measures and licensing of AI firms. However, claims of potential harm from superintelligent AIs lack substantiation and ignore the possible benefits of AI to economic growth and societal progress. The burden of proof lies with those making sensational claims of existential risks, and currently, there is more reason for optimism than pessimism regarding the future of AI.
Forbes: ChatGPT Launches First-Ever App On IPhones
OpenAI has made its AI chatbot, ChatGPT, available to download on iPhones. The move follows the app's ban in numerous US school districts over fears it could encourage cheating. The iOS app will also feature voice input through OpenAI’s open-source speech-recognition system, Whisper, and will be free to download, with web search data synchronised between iPhones and desktops. The Android version of the app is expected to arrive shortly, though no exact date has been set.
#other
The Blaze: 'Never be able to hug her mom again': Repeat drunk driver faces murder charge for driving wrong way and killing mother, injuring children
California man, Jose Vargas, with multiple DUI convictions killed mother Lisette Villasenor and injured her children Ashley and Daniel in a head-on collision while driving the wrong way on the highway. Vargas was on probation and charged with murder for committing a felony "with malice".He had signed a Watson Advisement after his previous DUI conviction, stating he could be charged with murder if he continued to drive under the influence and someone was killed in the future. #(other)