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America First News
21 May 2023
#illegals
Breitbart: EXCLUSIVE: Texas Border Sector Returs to Number 1 Position in Migrant Apprehensions
The Del Rio Sector has become the busiest along the southwest border again, with agents apprehending nearly 1,200 migrants per day for the last four days. Del Rio Sector agents apprehended 3,978 migrants during the past four days, which is more than 30 percent of the total migrant encounters along the entire southwest border. They found two small children who had been abandoned on the side of the road in Mexico and carried across the river by other migrants. The Eagle Pass soft-sided processing center is now at 150 percent of its capacity.
#politics
The Federalist Papers: Nebraska Dem Senator Completely Loses It While Debating Sex Change Procedures for Minors, Screaming 'We Need Trans People'
During a debate in the Nebraska state legislature over a bill that would ban sex change procedures for minors and restrict abortion, Democratic senator Machaela Cavanaugh erupted in a passionate outburst of support for transgender individuals. She declared that transgender people "belong here" and "we need trans people, we love trans people". Republican lawmakers ultimately passed the bill, and at least six people were arrested following its passage. Seventeen states have already implemented laws limiting or banning transgender procedures, while fourteen states have laws in place limiting access to abortion.
Fox News: Jeffrey Epstein allegedly threatened Bill Gates over reported affair with Russian card player: report
Epstein allegedly threatened to reveal Bill Gates' affair with a Russian bridge player if Gates did not commit to his multibillion-dollar charity fund. The affair occurred in 2010, and Epstein tried to leverage the relationship in 2017. Gates and Epstein had met to discuss philanthropic opportunities, but Epstein misrepresented their relationship to JPMorgan Chase. The plan, which hinged on wealthy donors like Gates, ultimately went nowhere.
Red State: Former Defense Secretary Robert Gates Reveals the Biggest Threat to the USA, and It's Not China
Former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates expressed concern on "Face the Nation" about the polarization of American politics, stating that the phenomenon is more pervasive and characterized by meanness and lack of civility. He thinks the ongoing debt negotiations between President Joe Biden and House Republicans will hurt America's status on the world stage. Gates believes that leaders should aim to treat each other with more civility and focus on what is best for America, rather than attacking political enemies. The former secretary of defense thinks that it is hard to find common ground when one party undermines the legitimacy of the Supreme Court and promotes a two-tiered justice system.
The Epoch Times: Comer Presses FBI on Biden Document After FBI Failed to Comply With Subpoena
Republicans on the House Oversight and Accountability Committee are demanding that the FBI hand over a document linking former Vice President Joe Biden to a pay-to-play bribery scheme. Chairman James Comer filed a subpoena on May 3, which the FBI did not comply with by the May 10 deadline. The Oversight Committee has been investigating Biden for months over his alleged involvement in business deals with foreign nationals. Some Republicans have threatened to hold FBI Director Christopher Wray in contempt of Congress if he does not comply with the subpoena.
#society
Daily Wire: Lawyer For NYC Woman Accused Of Racism Over Bike Dispute Asks Public For Help Tracking ‘Defamatory’ Statements
An attorney for Sarah Comrie, a white pregnant woman accused on social media of being racist over a bicycle rental dispute with a black man, has created a Twitter account to track defamatory remarks about his client. Attorney Justin Marino has produced receipts which he says prove Comrie paid for the bike, which contradicts the widely circulated claim that she “stole” it from the man. Marino has joined Twitter to help build defamation cases against those who smeared his client. Many on social media and some media outlets quickly ran with the framing that Comrie had tried to steal the bike from the black man, despite the limited context shown in the video.
#culture
National Review: The Corner: Jeremy Clarke, R.I.P.
The Spectator columnist, Jeremy Clarke, has died at his home in Provence, leaving behind a legacy of empathetic and humorous writing. His column, "Low Life," which chronicled the lives of those whose paths did not follow an untroubled route, was funny and touching in equal measure. Clarke's writing was natural and heartfelt, belied by the effort he put into his work both in terms of time and emotion. He was one of the greatest writers ever to appear in the pages of The Spectator.
Clarke's writing was not restricted to his column but extended to his memoirs, two novels, and other non-fiction writing. He wrote about his experiences growing up in an ordinary family, his battle with terminal illness, and his love of animals. He had a gift for making mundane experiences seem interesting and hilarious. Clarke is remembered for his contribution to humorous and empathetic writing and will be greatly missed.
The Epoch Times: Design Recipes: Less Is More
Minimalism is a popular design trend for homeowners and apartment dwellers, creating a functional and calm space. Soft colors, natural woods, and crisp lines characterize this style. To achieve the minimalist look, start with a neutral palette, select only what is necessary, mix hard and soft materials, and look for innovative design. When purchasing items, begin with larger pieces and don't omit area rugs, which can add warmth and prevent the space from appearing barren.
#history
The Epoch Times: Book Review: 'President Garfield: From Radical to Unifier': A Triumph of a Biography, Even-Handed and Finely Written
The biography "President Garfield: From Radical to Unifier" by C.W. Goodyear sheds light on the life of James A. Garfield, the 20th president of the United States who was assassinated just 200 days into his term. Garfield was a man of great work ethic, driven by his impoverished upbringing and strong Christian roots. He was loved by many due to his charm, yet went out of his way to spurn personal ambition and prioritize his sense of duty to his country and fellow political figures. The biography also explores Garfield's relationships and political scandals, offering a comprehensive look at a man and time that are often overlooked.
#crime
The Blaze: Jeffrey Epstein threaten to expose Bill Gates' affair with Russian bridge player: Report
Jeffrey Epstein reportedly threatened to reveal Bill Gates' alleged affair with Russian bridge player Mila Antonova if Gates didn't keep up an association between the two men. Gates allegedly met Antonova in 2010 and had an affair with her while he was married. Epstein then paid for Antonova to attend software coding school and demanded Gates reimburse him. Gates has repeatedly claimed that he only met Epstein for philanthropic reasons, but the revelations have reportedly caused tension in his marriage to Melinda French Gates.
#sports
The Babylon Bee: Cotton Candy Vendor Patiently Waits For Most Important Play Of The Game To Stand Right In Front Of You
Cotton candy vendor obstructs fans' views during a crucial moment in a baseball game, causing chaos in section 207.
Fox News: USFL's Derrick Dillon returns missed field-goal kick 109 yards for incredible Showboats touchdown
Derrick Dillon returns a field goal miss 109 yards for a touchdown in Memphis Showboats' 22-0 win over Pittsburgh Maulers. The return marks all-time USFL and professional football records. Dillon also had three catches for 61 yards while Vinny Papale had three catches for 40 yards and a touchdown. Memphis has won three in a row while the Maulers fell to 2-4.
#other
National Review: The Corner: Freedom Struggles
Sir Tom Stoppard writes in the Telegraph that Britain needs to keep fighting for the release of Putin's political prisoners, particularly Vladimir Kara-Murza. Hungary continues to prevent the EU from taking action against Russia and has prevented actions proposed against Kara-Murza. Putin has added several Americans to their list of sanctioned individuals in retaliation for the US' recent curbs, and it is interesting how Putin appears to be adopting former President Donald J. Trump's enemies. Ukrainians are fighting for the people in their territories and not just the physical land. In southeastern Michigan, a woman blamed Ukrainians for swastika graffiti around the area. The Metropolitan Opera in New York flies Ukrainian colors in solidarity with the country.