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America First News
18 May 2023
#illegals
Breitbart: CBS' 'FBI: Most Wanted' Attacks Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, Calls Busing Illegal Border Crossers to New York a 'Publicity Stunt'
The FBI: Most Wanted episode titled "Clean House" depicts two illegal aliens being bused by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott to New York City and their involvement in a sex trafficking operation. The characters refer to the girls as "asylum seekers" and criticize Abbott's policy as a "publicity stunt."
#politics
Newsbusters: Amanpour Rips Her Own Network's Trump Town Hall In Commencement Speech
Internal CNN dissent over town hall with Trump boils over as Amanpour pushes for neutrality in pursuit of truth. She says blacklisting the ex-president could be a way forward. However, Amanpour is a firm believer in taking sides and encourages journalists not to be neutral. She recognizes “the tabloid and populist press” are rather faulting Americans' lack of trust in the media, but does not make the connection between partisanship and media credibility.
The Blaze: FBI retaliated against whistleblowers who exposed bureau's 'politicized rot' by revoking security clearance, suspending employees: House report
The FBI has been accused of "retaliatory conduct" against whistleblowers who spoke out about the bureau's "politicized rot" by the House Judiciary Committee and Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government. Employees had their security clearances suspended and revoked for speaking out about the agency's "abuse and misconduct", according to the report. Whistleblowers accused the bureau of opening unjust investigations into individuals who attended the political rally in Washington on January 6, 2021. The whistleblowers also claimed that the FBI pressured its staff to "reclassify cases as domestic violent extremism (DVE), and even manufactured DVE cases where they may not otherwise exist."
#society
Fox News: Ex-Miami star Hanna Cavinder irate after getting catcalled: 'It’s embarrassing'
Hanna Cavinder, a former Miami Hurricanes guard and popular TikTok influencer, called out catcalling after getting catcalled while taking a walk in Florida. She expressed her anger over males making females feel uncomfortable and questioned the authority they think they have to do so. Hanna's joint Instagram account with her sister Haley has 239,000 followers, while their TikTok account has 4.5 million followers. The Cavinders said they would not pursue another year of eligibility in college basketball and instead signed an NIL deal with WWE.
The New American: Stop Waiting for Trump, or Anyone Else, to Save You
Americans have an unhealthy fixation with "savior" figures, waiting on big-name political figures like Donald Trump or Ron DeSantis to save the country. This deep-rooted inertia is allowing civilizational decline to continue, with even right-wing America falling prey to idolatry. But America's men must take responsibility for their own lives and their communities and stop waiting for others to do the hard work of citizenship. By focusing on fixing their own towns and building themselves, Americans can make a difference locally and eventually see national change.
#economy
Forbes: Spring 2023 Layoff Tracker: TuSimple, USAA, Accenture Cut Hundreds Of Jobs
TuSimple, an autonomous truck developer, plans to cut 300 jobs, affecting 30% of its US workforce due to current market conditions. In addition to TuSimple, USAA, Accenture, and many more have announced "major" layoffs, with new job cuts being recorded monthly since Q2.
The Epoch Times: When Holiday Debt Lingers Long After the Gifts Are Forgotten
Don't wait until the last minute for holiday shopping or you'll end up overspending due to procrastination. Procrastinators have an unrealistic sense of time and feel internal conflict due to the pressure of the holidays. Overcome this by identifying what's behind your fear of procrastination and creating a simple plan with small deadlines to get started. Find ways to simplify your holiday plans and stick to reasonable limits for time and money.
#health
Daily Wire: Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s Illness Worse Than Previously Known: Report
Sen. Dianne Feinstein's health issues are worse than previously known, including vision, balance, and facial paralysis due to Ramsay Hunt syndrome, caused by shingles. She also developed encephalitis with complications such as memory loss and confusion. Feinstein returned to the Senate in a wheelchair last week.
#education
PJ Media: ASU Student Beats a Trespassing Rap for Handing Out Copies of the Constitution
Tim Tizon, a college student and member of Young Americans for Liberty, was arrested and convicted on trespassing charges for handing out copies of the Constitution on the ASU Tempe campus. The Liberty Justice Center represented Tizon and filed an appeal, leading the State of Arizona to drop all charges against him. However, ASU and other institutions may still try to regulate free speech zones on campus.
#crime
The American Mind: About Suffering They Are Always Wrong
Jordan Neely, a homeless black man who frequented the New York City subway system, died after being put in a “sleeper hold” by a young white man and former Marine, Daniel Penny, who has been arrested for manslaughter. The incident has turned into a national debate, with some activists painting Neely as a victim of white racism, while others blaming lax approaches towards crime, policing, and punishment. However, the author argues that Neely’s story is only a local crime and does not accurately represent any larger truth about America. Being force-fed the world's suffering in graphic detail creates more tragedy and suffering, and we should liberate ourselves from the demands of distant suffering.
#sports
The Epoch Times: Rafael Nadal to Miss French Open With Hip Injury, Expects 2024 to Be Last Season
Rafael Nadal has announced that a recurring hip injury will force him to miss the French Open, an event he has won 13 times since his debut in 2005. The 36-year-old Spanish tennis star explained that although he wants to continue playing, his body simply cannot take the strain any longer. Nadal said he expects to return to the court at some point, but he will miss this year's French Open, which gets underway on 30 May. The 20-time Grand Slam winner also announced that he plans to retire in 2024.
#outdoors
Skilled Survival: How To Read A Topographic Map For Exploration & Survival
Learn how to read a topographic map for off-road routes, survival plans, and outdoor adventure. Topo maps show unique land features, such as mountains, hills, valleys, and cliffs, using wavy contour lines to represent elevation. They also include additional info such as streets, trails, vegetation, and water sources. To read a topo map, you must understand contour lines, colors, and shading. Topo maps can be purchased at National Geographic Trails Illustrated Map Series or Delorme Atlas & Gazetteer State Topographic Maps, or you can print topographic map sections online.
#other
Breitbart: Nolte: Disney Caves and Prepares to Stream ESPN
Disney's ESPN network will soon be available for cord-cutters as a standalone streaming service. While ESPN+ offers some content, only ESPN provides lucrative content like the NBA and NFL, and due to cable TV package fees, even those who don't watch ESPN wrap up a $110 yearly fee. Tens of millions of Americans pay thousands for channels they don't watch and that support hate-fuelled networks like CNN and MTV. Cable TV is dying, with the stream services helping; 2.3 million Americans cut the cord in the last quarter alone, costing entertainment outlets like Disney a fortune.
Red State: REPORTS: Laura Ingraham NOT out at Fox News, Will Continue to Be an 'Integral Part' of Network
Laura Ingraham has not been fired from her show, "The Ingraham Angle," at Fox News, despite widespread rumors on Twitter following a company reshuffle. The Fox statement confirmed that Ingraham would continue to be a "prominent host" on the channel, with no clear business reason for her to be removed. Ingraham won her time slot and was not involved in the Dominion Voting Systems defamation lawsuit, and has been with the show since 2017.