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America First News
20 May 2023
#politics
The Federalist Papers: Lake Attorney's Closing Argument: At Least 70K Votes Not Verified, Election Must Be Set Aside
Attorney Kurt Olsen argued that at least 70,000 mail-in ballots were not properly verified in accordance with Arizona law, and therefore the election must be set aside. Olsen contended that the comparison required by law was not performed, based on examination of the ballot reviewer user logs. Lake’s legal team released video footage of two Maricopa County reviewers sitting side-by-side while apparently verifying signatures on mail-in ballots.
#society
The Epoch Times: Hong Kong Pregnant Momtrepreneur Makes Hasty Move to Belgium for Six Children's Future Starts Thriving Cookie Business
Hongkonger Hebe, a mother of five, is preparing to welcome her sixth child. She and her husband believe that every child is a gift from God and should be thankful for a new life’s arrival, so they accepted their unexpected blessing with ease. After relocating to Belgium from Hong Kong, Hebe has started a small online business baking decorative cookies while also going back to school to learn French and blend into the local community. Despite the challenges of adjusting to a foreign country and language, Hebe has persevered and is thriving.
#economy
The Epoch Times: California Could Lose Most Populous Status in 20 Years, Caltrans Predicts Population Decline Through 2050
California's population is projected to decline to around 35.7 million by 2050 due to hidden taxes, restrictive regulations, and the nation's highest state income tax resulting in significant outflows since the pandemic. Los Angeles and Orange Counties have the largest expected drops in population. However, public policy analysts suggest that the projections may be too pessimistic and that the future of California is likely to include increased immigration and a slowdown in outward migration leading to stagnant population growth. The exodus has led some to look for other options around the country, with Texas being the most chosen destination for ex-Californians.
#history
National Review: The Corner: Martin Amis, R.I.P.
Martin Amis, son of Kingsley, entered writing young. Some of his works, such as Money, were criticized for being artificially anti-American. However, his essay Koba the Dread, an account of the crimes committed by Stalin and his Bolshevik peers, was a departure from his other works. Amis bravely ventured into unpopular territory by sharing the truth about the dangers of communism.
#crime
Fox News: California high school's 'teacher of the year' arrested for allegedly having sex with underage student: police
California high school teacher Tracy Vanderhulst, 38, was arrested for allegedly having sex with an underage male student. Authorities did not reveal if the 16-year-old victim is still a student at Yucaipa High School. Vanderhulst, who taught math at the school, was promptly booked into Central Detention Center in San Bernardino. Bail was set at $30,000.
The Epoch Times: Man Arrested on Suspicion of Groping Santee Schoolgirl
Jose Lawrence Ruvalcaba, 29, was arrested on suspicion of accosting and groping a 12-year-old girl near her school in San Diego County. He was charged with one count of lewd and lascivious act on a child under 14 years old with force and was held on $250,000 bail. The assault occurred on May 18, near Big Rock Park, when the victim was walking towards the park and was approached by a man who touched her chest. The suspect fled on an electric scooter. Authorities arrested the suspect near Prospect Avenue and Ellsworth Circle after a man matching his description was identified by an employee while near the Santee Teen Center.
The Epoch Times: San Diego Veterinarian Died of Heart Attack in Alleged Break-In Attempt: Medical Examiner
Veterinarian Clark Kelly died of a heart attack caused by stress during an alleged attempted break-in at his San Diego clinic. Patrick O’Brien is charged with murder for Kelly's death, despite there being no physical contact between the two men. The San Diego County medical examiner testified that Kelly died of a heart attack, brought on by stress induced by the break-in. O'Brien is alleged to have attempted to gain entry to the clinic and then have a verbal altercation with Kelly. O'Brien claimed he had bought the clinic, but was found sitting near a trash bin nearby by responding officers after allegedly attempting to break-in to the clinic.
#sports
Fox News: Connecticut governor pushes for Coyotes to move to Hartford, says he has meeting with Gary Bettman
The future home of Arizona Coyotes is uncertain after voters rejected a deal for a new arena in Tempe. Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont says the team is more than welcome in his state, citing its passion for hockey demonstrated by the Whalers.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: Why We Loved Camping at Sun Outdoors Rehoboth Bay
Looking for a new vacation spot? Consider Sun Outdoors Rehoboth Bay in Delaware. This luxury RV resort offers beachfront cottages, waterfront RV sites, and safari tents, as well as a private beach, swimming pool, on-site restaurants, and planned activities for families. Plus, it's conveniently located near popular attractions in southeastern Delaware.
#other
The Epoch Times: The Exodus From the San Francisco Bay Area
San Francisco has experienced a mass exodus of people and corporate headquarters during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. The office vacancy rate in San Francisco reached a record high of 31 percent, and 55,000 people left the city in 2020 alone. The exodus has eroded population gains over the past decade. Californian cities including Manhattan, New York, Seattle, Denver, and Dallas have also experienced similar trends as people move away from big metropolitan areas to suburbs for safety and better living conditions. Crime, the high cost of living, and homelessness are cited as the major factors driving the exodus. #(Society)