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America First News
21 May 2023
#society
The Epoch Times: The Give-Up Track
Many young people are giving up due to unrealistic expectations. They are not learning how to manage stress and build inner strength, resulting in blaming society and disorders for failures. Realistic expectations such as learning emotion-regulation skills, recognizing the urge to be special, and learning happiness as a skill can help young people avoid the Give-Up Track.
National Review: The Left Gaslights Us on San Francisco’s Problems
Elon Musk criticized San Francisco's declining quality of life and high crime rates before moving Tesla to Texas, prompting backlash from progressives. Population has declined by 7.5%, losing businesses such as Nordstrom and Whole Foods. SF leaders deny their crime is "horrific", but residents face a 1-in-16 chance each year of being a victim of property or violent crimes, evidenced by the murder of Cash App founder Bob Lee. Experts argue polarization and projection fuel these issues, with less confidence in media and officials denying issues rather than solving them.
Fox News: Man on Reddit upset he can't sleep in the nude with new neighbors nearby: 'Only so much I can do'
A Reddit user is facing a dilemma after new neighbors, who have a clear view into his bedroom, raised concerns about him sleeping nude. The man said he chose his house for its east-facing bedroom window that offers a view of the morning sunlight, but trees that once offered privacy were taken down to pave way for new homes, leaving him exposed. He said he tried to make an effort to become more mindful of his nudity but enjoys sleeping nude and has refused to change his lifestyle to please the new neighbors, leading to arguments between them. Thousands of Reddit users commented, suggesting he get curtains or shades.
#foreignaffairs
Flag And Cross: Biden Calls Foreign Leader a 'Loon,' Term Stricken Out in Official White House Transcript
President Biden made several gaffes on his final day of the Asian tour including getting South Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol's name wrong and referring to Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida as 'president.' The official White House transcript corrected the errors and clarified Biden's policy ventures. Biden also struggled to navigate some steps and appeared to be briefly uncertain of his destination. A Washington Post/ABC poll found that 68 percent of respondents believed Biden is too old to run for president in 2024.
#health
Fox News: Taylor Swift's song 'The Man' can save lives, according to American Heart Association
Taylor Swift's hit song "The Man" has the perfect tempo for CPR at 110 beats per minute, according to the American Heart Association. The organization urged people to use the song's rhythm as a guide in case of an emergency. Other popular songs in the same rhythm range include "Stayin' Alive" by the Bee Gees and "Crazy in Love" by Beyonce.
At her concert at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, Taylor Swift gave fans a rare personal update. The singer shared that she had never been happier than she is now, and that her life finally makes sense. Swift, who is rumored to be dating British singer Matt Healy, also played her song "Question...?" off her newest album to close out the evening.
#education
The Blaze: California Gov. Newsom threatens to 'expose' textbook publishers 'colluding' with Florida
Governor Newsom of California has demanded that unnamed publishers reveal any changes made to textbooks designed for use in Florida schools by June 1. He suggests that Florida textbooks may “rewrite history in a back room,” implying that basic facts about segregation, the Holocaust, and Rosa Parks’ story are being erased. The letter demands that publishers reveal details about doing business in Florida, including “providing excerpts reflecting any changes that your company agreed to make in response to Florida’s demands.”
#crime
Flag And Cross: Man Allegedly Beat Grandma to Death with Hammer, Called Housekeeper to Clean It Up - But She Turned the Tables
Anthony Michael Corrado has been charged with second-degree murder and aggravated battery on a person over 65 after killing his grandmother and seriously injuring his grandfather with a hammer. The Florida man had previously been released from prison and the elderly victim had a protective order in place against him. Corrado allegedly summoned a housekeeper to the scene, claiming there was a “real mess,” before blocking her from calling authorities.
#sports
Fox News: College baseball player performs national anthem on guitar before game
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi outfielder Tre Jones III performs the national anthem with an electric guitar, receiving a round of applause. He goes on to have a 3-for-4 day at the plate but his team loses.
Jones from Houston was previously named to the All-Southland Conference First Team in 2022. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi now heads to the Southland Conference Tournament against McNeese State after the loss, with a regular season record of 24-29.
Fox News: NFL running back says Jets released him after surgery that team told him to get
New York Jets released running back Ty Johnson after telling him to get surgery on an offseason injury. Johnson tore his pectoral muscle and followed the team doctor's advice to have it fixed, only to be cut by the Jets soon after. The team drafted a new running back and signed an undrafted free agent to join a group of rookies already in the running backs room.
Fox News: Yankees' Aaron Boone ejected after controversial play leads to Reds' run
New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone was ejected after arguing with umpire Brian O’Nora over his ruling that allowed the Cincinnati Reds' Jonathan India to score, giving the Reds an early 1-0 lead. The Yankees went on to sweep the Reds and win their fourth game in a row, thanks to Luis Severino’s first start of the season and the bullpen's effort.
#technology
Fox News: Smart tech tips to make summer travel cheaper and less stressful
Looking for travel tips? Choose a flight before 3 p.m. on Wednesdays for the best chance of avoiding delays. Download the Mobile Passport Control app to speed up your customs process when flying internationally, and snap photos of your important documents for a digital backup. Use digital boarding passes to reduce clutter and eliminate the risk of losing paper copies. For more tech tips, check out Kim Komando's podcast.
#other
Red State: Report: Jeffrey Epstein Threatened to Expose Bill Gates' Affair
The Wall Street Journal has revealed more about Jeffrey Epstein's relationships, including with Bill Gates. Gates had an affair in 2010 with a Russian bridge player, Mila Antonova, which Epstein later tried to use to get Gates to do his bidding. In 2017, Epstein was trying to set up a huge charitable fund with JPMorgan, and needed Gates on board, so he threatened to reveal the affair if Gates didn't cooperate. Gates' people acknowledged Epstein's attempt to hold something over him, and insist that Gates didn't pay him.
Forbes: ‘Fast X’ Earns Over $300 Million In Opening Weekend—But Falls Behind Earlier ‘Fast & Furious’ Movies
"Fast X" dominated the global box office in its opening weekend, earning $318 million, with $251.4 million of that coming from foreign markets. However, the movie's U.S. box office figures fell short of previous "Fast & Furious" films, bringing in $67.5 million domestically and marking the fourth-smallest U.S. open of any movie in the franchise. The film's success abroad was led by China, where it brought in $78.3 million. Despite the underwhelming U.S. results, "Fast X" has another sequel planned for release in 2025.