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America First News
20 May 2023
#illegals
Fox News: Maryland teen rape suspect is illegal immigrant from El Salvador: ICE
An illegal immigrant from El Salvador has been arrested for allegedly raping a woman in Maryland's Burnt Mills East Special Park and is suspected of raping a 15-year-old girl on the same trail a few days earlier. Jose Roberto Hernandez-Espinal was charged with first-degree rape, first- and second-degree assault, armed robbery, kidnapping, and weapons-related crimes. The suspect is currently being held in jail.
According to court documents, Hernandez-Espinal pointed a machete at a woman's back and led her to a secluded part of the woods before raping her. He is also accused of stealing a woman's jewellery. The rape victim is recovering in a hospital. Authorities are asking anyone with information about the case to call Crime Solvers of Montgomery County at 1-866-411-TIPS.
#politics
The Epoch Times: Clear Distinction Between CCP and Chinese People Needed in Combatting Beijing's Foreign Interference: Report
A House of Commons committee report urges Canada to push back against China's arbitrary detentions and find ways to protect Canadians from threats and harassment by malign regimes. The report compiles testimonies from 50 witnesses who have experienced intimidation and harassment by the Chinese regime, noting several instances of arbitrary detainment of Canadians and individuals with links to Canada. The report underscores the need to distinguish the Chinese people from the ruling Chinese Communist Party and its tools of interference, such as the United Front Works Department, while making several key recommendations to address these challenges.
Red State: Kirk Cameron Won't Be Stopped From Speaking at Loudoun County Church Targeted by Radical Leftists
Local Democrats in Loudoun County, Virginia, have been exposed for targeting citizens who do not share their radical leftist views by making violent threats and conspiring to get them fired from their jobs. Known as the "Loudoun Love Warriors," the group has compiled a list of local citizens and organizations as potential targets of their threats. The Loudoun County Sheriff's Office has launched an investigation into their actions, and a prominent conservative Christian, Kirk Cameron, will speak at a church in the area despite the threats made against it.
Newsbusters: Durham, The Times, A Pulitzer And Walter Duranty
The Durham Report and FBI whistleblowers criticism of the FBI has resulted in a decreased credibility for mainstream media, including The New York Times, The Washington Post, and their Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage on alleged Trump-Russia links. Critics claim that these allegations have been discredited, leading to questioning of the validity of the Pulitzer Prizes awarded in 2018. This is not the first time the Pulitzer Prize has been criticized; in 1932, Walter Duranty won a Pulitzer Prize for his articles written on the Soviet Union under Stalin, which were later discredited. Duranty's support of Communism and Stalinism showed his lack of commitment to truth and facts, rather ideological beliefs, a similar issue seen in recent mainstream media coverage.
Fox News: DeSantis asks that judge be disqualified from Disney's free speech lawsuit
Gov. Ron DeSantis is seeking to disqualify Chief U.S. District Judge Mark Walker from overseeing the First Amendment lawsuit filed against him and his appointees by Disney. DeSantis claims the jurist's prior statements in other cases have raised questions about his impartiality on the state's efforts to take over Disney World's governing body. The lawsuit alleges that DeSantis and his appointees violated the company's right to free speech by taking over the special governing district that previously had been controlled by Disney supporters after Disney opposed Florida legislation that critics have dubbed "Don't Say Gay."
The feud between Disney and Gov. DeSantis continues to escalate, with the governor now asking for the disqualification of a federal judge overseeing Disney's lawsuit against him. The lawsuit alleges that DeSantis and his appointees violated the company's First Amendment rights by taking over the special governing district that had previously been controlled by Disney supporters. The governor's motion to disqualify the judge cites his prior statements in unrelated lawsuits as raising questions about his impartiality on this case.
#war
Euromaidan Press: One year after Mariupol fell, families share last words of fallen defenders from Azovstal fortress
Azovstal, once a Soviet metallurgical plant founded in 1933, became a symbol of Ukrainian resistance during the Russo-Ukrainian war. Ukrainian troops defended the steel plant in Mariupol for almost three months, disrupting Russian plans for a blitzkrieg early in the war. Over 1,000 Ukrainian fighters died defending the city, while over 2,000 surrendered to Russian captivity on 16-20 May 2022. An exhibition in the National Museum of History of Ukraine, called “Azovstal: new meaning,” offers a glimpse of the soldiers’ lives before they died, including images of their final chats with their families.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Oil Prices On The Bring Of Surging As Debt Default Looms
Oil prices are set to rise as Congress and the White House struggle to reach a debt ceiling agreement. West Texas Intermediate futures and Brent futures have both registered gains, and US oil inventories have decreased. Gas prices have also increased, with some Asian refiners contributing to the bullish sentiment. The broader risk environment is being closely monitored for signs of an economic recovery or impending recession.
#culture
Forbes: “Bridgerton” Fans Say, ‘Yes’ To The Regency-Style Dresses On Queenly
Queenly has partnered with Netflix to create a "Bridgerton" experience, offering regency-style circularity dresses to fans attending the event. Guests can purchase dresses at a 15% discount on Queenly and resell them on the platform after use. Queenly offers an average-priced dress of $200, with about 15% sold over $1,000. Queenly aims to promote sustainability through circularity and diversification by catering to a range of ongoing fashion trends and Gen Z audiences.
Flag And Cross: Ultra-Woke LGBT Show Amongst Dozens of Disney+ Movies and Shows to Be Removed on May 26th
Disney plans to retire several of its biggest series, including a woke-ified remake of "Willow," due to a "content impairment charge" of $1.5 billion to $1.8 billion. A lot of the content being removed from Disney+ is likely appreciated by few viewers. Though not much information is given about the other series being removed, "Willow" was notable because it was a recent production with serious backing from Disney, along with plenty of wokeness baked in, including pushing adult themes and same-sex relationships aimed at kids. As evidence to this supposedly being a poor financial move, many shows featuring so-called "woke" themes have been poorly or unprofitable, driving a wedge between woke and broke.
#health
The Epoch Times: ‘Millions of Lives Lost’ in Pandemic Mainly From Pharma-Government Nexus, Says Critical Care Expert
Dr. Pierre Kory, a pulmonary and critical care medicine specialist, blames the pharma industry and corrupt medical journals for the misinformation surrounding COVID-19 and vaccines. He alleges that the pharma industry controlled the government's response to COVID-19, leading to millions of lives lost due to the suppression of early treatments, vaccine injuries, and long COVID. Kory also accuses the media of promoting vaccine campaigns while censoring any information that would raise vaccine hesitancy among people and manipulating information through fearmongering tactics. Additionally, Kory highlights the role played by medical journals during the pandemic and how they censored positive studies on repurposed drugs like hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin.
#education
The Blaze: Judge blocks policy requiring parental notification if kids' well-being affected by gender transitioning, sexuality
New Jersey's Hanover Township Board of Education's school policy requiring staff to notify parents about issues affecting their child's physical and mental well-being has been temporarily blocked. The policy requires staff members to inform parents and the school if they see something that might materialize into a threat to the child's social/emotional well-being. Pornography, transitioning, gender identity, etc. are some of the issues listed by the Board. Governor Phil Murphy opposes the policy alleging that it jeopardizes students' well-being and mental health, and violates their rights.
#sports
Fox News: Horse owned by Bob Baffert euthanized in Preakness Stakes undercard; jockey hospitalized
Horse owned by Bob Baffert euthanized hours before the Preakness Stakes due to an injury, and jockey Luis Saez was hospitalized after falling off the horse. Havnameltdown's death comes after seven horses died before the Kentucky Derby, and PETA called for Baffert to be banned from the tracks.
#other
The Epoch Times: Motorist Killed in Single-Vehicle, Fiery Crash in Irvine
A driver died in a car crash after his vehicle hit a tree in Irvine. The police spokesman has called for witnesses to call them with any information regarding the accident.
Euromaidan Press: Russo-Ukrainian War. Day 451: US to supply F-16 to Ukraine
US to supply F-16 jets to Ukraine; Ukraine downs 16 of 22 Russian drones and three of six cruise missiles; Explosions reported in occupied Mariupol; Russia carries out numerous airstrikes and MLRS attacks in Ukraine; Australia and UK impose sanctions on Russian entities; Ukrainian President meets with Arab League summit and plans to attend G7 summit.