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America First News
19 May 2023
#politics
Fox News: Alabama legislators advance anti-ESG investment bill
Alabama senators have passed a bill that would stop the state from working with companies that refuse to deal with fossil fuel and gun businesses. It follows moves in other US states and in Congress to target investing based on consideration of environmental, social and governance issues. The legislation dictates that firms must confirm in writing that they will not join "boycotts" of the mining, fossil fuel, timber and firearms industries, while also providing verification on abortion and transgender care access, and position on greenhouse gas emissions.
The Epoch Times: Trump Says He Would Reach ‘Great Deal’ on Abortion If Elected
Former President Trump claims he could reach a deal on abortion that the whole country would agree with if he were reelected. He said he put pro-life states in a "powerful negotiating position" after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade last year. Trump continued to criticize Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis over his signing of a six-week abortion ban and referred to him as "Ron DeSanctimonious." In response, DeSantis said the ban has widespread support. Trump leads in a poll of likely New Hampshire Republican primary voters with 39% of support.
Red State: Moore to the Point - Don't Insult Our Intelligence
During the House Judiciary subcommittee hearing on the Weaponization of the Federal Government, Democrats felt insulted by suggestions that they did not understand what a "whistleblower" is. The committee Democrats defended the FBI and its intelligence role, with some even retaliating against the witnesses calling out the agency's overreach. Those in power become protective of the Intelligence Community when it sets its sights on their political opposition.
Liberty Nation: Teflon Don – The Uprising Videocast
Trump guilty of sexual assault, Tucker may impact 2024 election, gas stoves under attack.
#society
The Federalist Papers: Bud Light Now Losing Libs Too as Parent Company Is Stripped of 'LGBTQ+' Rating
Anheuser-Busch removed from LGBT rating for allegedly not taking a strong enough pro-LGBT stance, and is also facing a nationwide boycott for partnering with transgender social media influencer Dylan Mulvaney. The company made a series of condescending half-measures to win back conservative drinkers, but nothing so far has helped end the boycott of the beer. The LGBT group that evaluates companies' policies for LGBTQ+ employees has announced they have suspended Anheuser-Busch's Corporate Equality Index score, however the index is seen as more of an extortion racket. The company has 90 days to respond or it will risk having its score reduced from 100.
Forbes: Texas Likely Next State To Restrict Gender-Affirming Care—Here Are All The States With Similar Bans Or Restrictions
The Texas legislature has approved a bill banning gender-affirming care for minors, becoming the latest in a wave of US states expanding restrictions on transgender healthcare. The “Texas Vulnerable Child Protection Act” forbids surgery intended to transition a child’s gender and sterilisation as a result of such surgery, while also prohibiting puberty blockers. Democrats and civil rights groups have criticised the bill, while transgender activists argue that access to such care is necessary to protect vulnerable young people. In all, 15 states have passed or introduced such measures this year.
#war
Forbes: Friday, May 19. Russia’s War On Ukraine: News And Information From Ukraine
Russia launched an attack on Ukraine with 18 missiles, including high-precision hypersonic missiles, cruise missiles, and ballistic missiles on May 16. However, all of them were intercepted by Ukraine's air defense systems. Russian attacks on Mykolaiv, Odesa, and Kherson regions resulted in civilian casualties, and a French Senate recognized the famine that took the lives of more than three million Ukrainians in 1932-33 as an act of genocide. Additionally, Japan's Self-Defense Forces Central Hospital in Tokyo will provide medical treatment and physical therapy to wounded Ukrainian soldiers.
#foreignaffairs
Liberty Nation: Cozier Sino-Russian Alliance a Threat to Europe and Indo-Pacific
China and Russia are forming a strong military and economic alliance that poses a threat to the west, including Europe and the Indo-Pacific region. Beijing is trying to play a significant role in European national relationships and is attempting to drive a wedge between NATO allies. The alliance offers Russia and China mutually beneficial diplomatic, economic and military capabilities to challenge the West and Indo-Pacific region. The EU Indo-Pacific Ministerial Forum in Stockholm concluded that the Sino-Russian alliance is a security problem for nations worldwide. Chinese media has disclosed that the PLAN has been engaging in manoeuvres in the Sea of Japan, sending a message to Japan following comments about Taiwan. The increasing military activities surrounding Taiwan, joint flights for their bombers and joint naval exercises reinforce the threat to global security. The foreign ministries of Europe and the Indo-Pacific have concluded that the Sino-Russian alliance imperils their countries, and it is no longer a case of separating the Indo-Pacific region from Europe.
#economy
The Epoch Times: US Inching Towards Recession as Leading Index Declines Again in April
The American economy is heading towards a mild recession by mid-2023 due to significant turning points in the business cycle. The Federal Reserve’s interest rate hikes are a major factor causing recession concerns, as it pushes up the cost of consumer and business loans, leading investors to worry. The probability of the United States slipping into a recession within the next year stands at 68.2 percent, which is the highest since 1982. There is a growing consensus that America will fall into a recession this year due to a further tightening in credit conditions triggered by acute bank stress.
Fox News: Democratic Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear touts record-low jobless rate as his general election campaign begins
Kentucky's governor, Andy Beshear, boasts the state's historically low unemployment rate of 3.7% and a booming economy, amid his campaign for re-election. Beshear takes credit for pro-growth policies, while Republicans argue that he takes credit for GOP policies. He faces Republican challenger Daniel Cameron, who is supported by the Trump administration and touts his endorsement of coal production. The election could provide insight into voter sentiment heading into the 2024 U.S. elections, with some areas lagging behind in employment opportunities, especially in coal-producing counties suffering from the loss of mining jobs.
#culture
The New American: To Save Your Soul and Nation, Stop Listening to Pop Music Now
In a society where physical health is emphasized, little attention is paid to the impact of music on the mind. Music is a powerful tool, indicative of a society's state. The establishment weaponizes music and promotes relativism, attacking the objective standards of goodness, truth, and beauty. As a result, most pop music is spiritual garbage, with negative lyrics that feed into the subconscious. To connect to the divine, contemplate beautiful art and music and reject artistic junk food that poisons the soul. Cut off globalist psychological conditioning and switch off the radio.
Spectator USA: Cambridge Footlights comedy society launches ‘sensitivity reading’ service
Cambridge Footlights are offering a new "sensitivity reading" service to ensure student comedy is inclusive and not offensive. Alumni of the society include John Cleese, Hugh Laurie, and Emma Thompson. The service is optional and will offer a second opinion on student-written comedy to check it does not contain sensitive material such as racism, sexism, and homophobia.
#crime
Fox News: Kentucky inmate kidnaps 2 people after escaping custody
Inmate kicks out back window of vehicle while being transported, escapes custody and briefly kidnaps two people. Police searching for Norman Kenneth Wolfe, 31, who was being held on burglary, fleeing and evading police, and convicted felon possession of handgun charges.
#sports
Fox News: A guide to betting on the Preakness Stakes horse race: Where and how to place bets, odds and more
Horse racing is a year-round sport with the Triple Crown races being held in the spring. The Preakness Stakes, held in May in Baltimore, is the second race of the Triple Crown. Betting on horse races has a variety of options with varying levels of difficulty, from basic win, place, and show bets to more complex trifecta and pick 6 bets. Online and mobile app betting is legal in many states.
#outdoors
Fox News: Severe weather over southern Plains to bring heavy rain, tornado threat
Severe weather hits southern Plains with large hail, dangerous winds, heavy rain and potential tornadoes bringing risk of flash flooding in the region and over the Mississippi Valley. Above-average temperatures continue in the interior Northwest while cool, wet conditions are in store for the Eastern Seaboard with a coastal low moving up the coast through Sunday.
#other
Fox News: Endangered species in the US: Fast facts about creatures at risk of going extinct
Celebrate National Endangered Species Day by learning about endangered creatures in the US, such as humpback whales, which have been listed since 1970 and face threats from commercial fishing, and black warrior waterdogs, which were declared critically endangered in Alabama and have a maximum length of 9.8 inches. Monarch butterflies are also on the list and their typical lifespan lasts between two and six weeks, while loggerhead sea turtles can lay up to 35 pounds of eggs in a single nesting season, and there are between 15 and 17 red wolves believed to exist.
Fox News: Wisconsin conservatives vote to set aside $125 million to combat PFAS pollution
Wisconsin Republicans voted to set aside $125 million to combat pollution from PFAS chemicals, though they delayed a decision on how exactly to spend the money. The influx of money to deal with PFAS pollution comes after Republicans for years have declined to spend as much on water pollution as Democratic Gov. Tony Evers has called for. PFAS, or per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, are man-made chemicals that don’t easily break down in nature and have been linked to health problems, including low birth weight, cancer, and liver disease. Democrats faulted Republicans for not specifying what the $125 million should be spent on, saying they feared it would sit unused or at least delay action.