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America First News
21 May 2023
#politics
Breitbart: Census: NYC Loses Nearly Half a Million Residents in Two Years
New York City has lost nearly half a million residents in just two years, according to newly released US Census Bureau data. This figure indicates a population loss of over 5% from April 2020 to July 2022. The data reveals that Americans are moving out of deep blue cities and this trend is now widespread.
The decline in population can be attributed to crime, housing prices, and social unrest in cities such as New York City, Los Angeles, and Chicago. Mass immigration is also a factor that raises home prices and rents, a boon for local landlords.
Fox News: Congress must exercise the power of the purse to limit what FBI, DOJ are doing to Americans: Rep. Jordan
Rep. Jim Jordan discusses the use of appropriations to reign in the FBI and DOJ's activities with host Maria Bartiromo. He proposes limiting their spending, including on a new facility, to send a message that they cannot use American tax dollars for politicized activities. Republicans are committed to limiting the use of American tax dollars and will be working to limit how the FBI and DOJ are spending overall.
#society
Human Events: Billboard Chris assaulted by gender activist in London
Billboard Chris, who draws attention to gender ideology errors, was physically assaulted by trans activists in the UK. The police arrived and tried to maintain order. One officer told Chris that he was entitled to display any sign he wanted as long as it didn't cause harassment, alarm, or distress. Trans activists have been known for violence and aggression.
#economy
Human Events: JOBOB: American household debt soars above $17 trillion for first
time
U.S. household debt has risen to a record $17.05 trillion, with housing debt accounting for over 70% of all debt. Auto loans have increased along with student loan debt, and credit card debt remains at an all-time high. Americans are struggling to pay off bills due to stagnant wages and rising product prices, resulting in higher delinquent debt. The government's response to inflation has contributed to a decline in annual wages, causing debt levels to rise for consumers.
#military
Fox News: Who is Air Force Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr, likely replacement for Gen. Milley as Joint Chiefs of Staff chair?
President Biden has reportedly narrowed down the replacement for Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley to two candidates: Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr. and 38th Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. David Berger. Brown is expected to be selected for the role, assuming it on Oct. 1, and would be the second African American in the position after Army Gen. Colin Powell. Milley's tenure has been controversial due to allegations of secret calls with Chinese counterparts and disagreements over troop withdrawals in Afghanistan.
Brown, a four-star general with nearly 40 years of service in the Air Force, is known for sticking to talking points during public appearances and press conferences, but released an emotional video speaking out against racial prejudice in the military following the death of George Floyd. Brown would face the difficult task of recruitment goals and possible conflicts with Russia and China if selected as Milley's replacement. Despite spending long periods deliberating before taking action, Brown is known for his energy and speed once he springs into action, and his track record in the Pacific has been touted as a significant strength to handle competition with China.
#education
Red State: Now Ron DeSantis Is Criticized Over Proposing Minority Studies, Proving Media's Ignorance About Florida Schools
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is facing backlash for a new law that requires Asian-American and Pacific Islander history to be taught in schools. Asian American academics and civil rights organizations are speaking out against the law, claiming that it is far from a win and is not beneficial to the Asian American community. They suggest that it is rooted in ignorance and political opposition. However, this law has been a longtime lobbying effort by an AAPI group and is not a PR stunt. The false narrative that Florida has been eliminating black history and slavery from classrooms is an abject lie, as it is already mandated and included in the K-12 curriculum.
#crime
Fox News: Philadelphia suspects bust down grocery store door with ax, hold worker at gunpoint during robbery: video
Two suspects robbed a grocery store in North Philadelphia using an ax and gun, stealing $750 and two cartons of cigarettes. Surveillance footage shows one suspect using the ax to break the security door, while the other points the gun at an employee and demands money. No injuries were reported, and both suspects fled on foot.
Breitbart: Report: Jeffrey Epstein Tried to Threaten Bill Gates over Alleged Affair with Russian Bridge Player
Bill Gates allegedly had an affair with a Russian bridge player, resulting in Jeffrey Epstein blackmailing Gates to participate in a multibillion-dollar charitable fund. Epstein later threatened to reveal the affair if Gates didn't keep up the association between the two, reports The Wall Street Journal. Gates' spokesperson has denied the allegation, insisting that Gates met with Epstein solely for philanthropic purposes. The relationship between Gates and Epstein made headlines earlier this month when Epstein's daily calendar revealed that Gates was scheduled to meet with him in 2014. The reason for the meeting remains unclear.
#sports
Breitbart: WNBA's Brittney Griner: 'I Definitely Want to Stand' for the National Anthem
After years of protesting, WNBA star Brittney Griner stood for the national anthem for the first time in years before the Phoenix Mercury’s loss against the Los Angeles Sparks. Griner said that her time in a Russian prison for cannabis possession made her appreciate her country more. Griner previously supported the anti-anthem movement, advocating for not playing the national anthem during games and protesting against the country. Griner was detained in Russia, spent nearly a year in jail, and was sentenced to ten years of hard labor before being exchanged for Viktor Bout.
The Epoch Times: A Baseball Legend Reborn? The Curious Case of Christian Haupt | Mysteries of Life (S1, E9)
Child baseball prodigy claims he played for the Yankees in a past life, sparking interest in his spirituality. Hollywood getting ready to make a film about him.
#other
Red State: WATCH: Jake Tapper Asks Jake Sullivan About 'Accountablity' for Drone Strike on Shepherd With 10 Kids
The Biden administration claimed to have hit a "senior al-Qaeda leader" with a missile, but is now backing off the claim. They did take out Lotfi Hassan Misto, who, according to family members, was a kind, hard-working shepherd with no ties to terrorism. The administration is now trying to assess the situation and the Pentagon is conducting an investigation. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan claims that accountability guidelines have been set up, but history suggests that no one will be held accountable. Sullivan was involved in pushing the Russia collusion smear against President Trump, but there has been no accountability for that either. Democrats are not held accountable and have no reason to remediate their behavior in any area, including drone strikes.