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America First News
22 May 2023
#politics
The Federalist Papers: Hunter Biden Cries Poverty, But Then It's Revealed How He Traveled to Child-Support Hearing: Report
Hunter Biden flew to his Arkansas court appointment in a private jet worth $55,000 per flight, despite claiming he was too poor to pay for child support. Biden has been involved in a court fight over child support payments with the mother of his four-year-old daughter. The private jet he traveled in is owned by Plato LLC, owned by Hollywood billionaire Kevin Morris, which also reportedly paid off Hunter's $2 million delinquent tax debt. Despite the controversies, President Joe Biden has expressed pride in his son.
Newsbusters: AP: Fetterman Wearing Hoodies & Shorts Means He's in Recovery
Democratic Senator John Fetterman's relaxed style of wearing hoodies and gym shorts to work in the Senate is being celebrated by the media as proof of his recovery from depression after a stroke. Fetterman reportedly votes from the doorway to bypass the Senate dress code. The Associated Press reports Fetterman's outfits are redefining fashion in the Senate, drawing attention from other more formally dressed politicians. Some say there isn't an institution in America that the media won't help the left tear down.
#society
The Blaze: Climate vandals dye water in Rome's Trevi Fountain black; police drag them away
Climate activists from Ultima Generazione vandalized Rome's Trevi Fountain by dying the water black with "vegetable charcoal," claiming that the Italian government is not taking enough action against flooding. The vandalism caused the waste of 300,000 liters of water, but was quickly restored by authorities. Rome's mayor Roberto Gualtieri condemned the attack and urged activists to stop putting monuments at risk.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Veteran-owned clothing brand says it discovered one of its suppliers uses cotton from slave labor region
Nine Line Apparel, a veteran-owned clothing brand, has accused a supplier of using cotton from a slave labor region in China. The company conducted isotopic testing on the fabric and identified Next Level apparel, doing business as YS Garments, which is the importer of record, to be consistent with Xinjiang cotton where people are forced to work indefinitely for being Muslim. CEO Tyler Merritt has called for ethical sourcing and wants other businesses to find out where their products are being made.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Canada in Short Supply of Housing; Industry Calls for Cuts to Taxes, Fees
Canada is facing a shortage of over 3.5 million new homes by 2030, with only around 200,000 being built each year, half of what is needed. Ahmed Hussen, federal housing minister, has called for tax cuts and a reduction in mandatory charges on new home construction, whilst industry leaders have urged private sector collaboration. The Canadian Home Builders’ Association estimates a 30% decline in housing starts following interest rate increases last year. Governments have been blamed for adding costs to homes, as a $1.1 million condominium in Vancouver now includes $327,565 in mandatory charges, fees, permit costs, and taxes.
#health
The Federalist Papers: Drug-Resistant Pathogen Claims Another Life Despite Product Recall: Double Check Your Medicine Cabinet
Eye drops recalled in February due to bacterial contamination have been linked to one death and six cases of vision loss, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Reports of infections related to the drops have been found in 18 states with overall numbers including 14 cases of vision loss, four people dying, and 81 people infected. Symptoms of the infection include yellow, green or clear discharge from the eye, pain or discomfort, as well as redness. The bacteria introduced by the eyedrops is also known as pseudomonas aeruginosa, which had never been seen in America before this outbreak.
Fox News: California first responder saves 1-year-old son from drowning in pool: video
A California firefighter rescued his 1-year-old son from drowning in a pool, Hemet Firefighters Association shared on social media. The 40-second video shows the boy jumping in and the father quickly getting him out. Parents are reminded to take note of how quickly children can drown. Hash tag: .
#crime
The Epoch Times: 2 Men Found Dead at Disneyland Shopping District in Anaheim
Double homicide investigation launched at Disneyland's GardenWalk shopping district in Anaheim. Two men found dead, one inside a parking structure and the other outside. No further information available.