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America First News
21 May 2023
#politics
The Epoch Times: Florida Congressman Calls Trump ‘Strongest 2024 Candidate’
Rep. Matt Gaetz endorses Donald Trump as the strongest GOP candidate for 2024 after he defeated Joe Biden and Kamala Harris by 7 and 11 points, respectively, in a recent poll. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is viewed as Trump's biggest challenger for the GOP nomination. Other Republican hopefuls include Nikki Haley, Asa Hutchinson, Vivek Ramaswamy, Larry Elder, Tim Scott, Mike Pence, and Chris Christie. Trump leads the GOP field with 58 percent of support, while DeSantis finishes second with 16 percent. Gaetz has previously endorsed Trump's reelection bid and declared himself as a "Donald Trump Republican."
Liberty Nation: The Swamp Spins the Durham Report – LN Radio
Durham Report dissected by experts from legal angles to Fourth Estate shut out.
#society
The Epoch Times: ANALYSIS: TikTok Faces Escalated Ban Worldwide, Poisoning the Minds of Teens a Main Concern
TikTok, the Chinese-owned video-sharing platform, is not just scrutinized for security concerns, but also for promoting harmful content involving self-harm, eating disorders, and suicide in children’s feeds. A study by the Center for Countering Digital Hate established accounts posing as 13-year-old teenagers in the US, UK, Canada, and Australia. Videos with potentially dangerous content about disorderly eating, self-harm, or mental issues were shown to these dummy accounts and harmful content was delivered consistently to usernames containing the characters “loseweight.” Lawmakers in the US, UK, Australia, and Canada have passed legislation banning access to TikTok on government-issued devices, schools, or even in an entire U.S. state ( ).
According to the study, TikTok is promoting attitudes that are poisoning children’s minds by promoting self-harm, disordered, and deadly attitudes to food. During the pandemic, adolescents spent a lot of time at home using electronic devices, leading to surges of tic-like disorders in teens. TikTok is also pushing videos about borderline personality disorder, bipolar disorder, and multiple-personality disorder towards teens, promoting disorders and making children upset. Teens with heavy social media use are twice as likely to be depressed as light users. A study by London-based mental health charity stem4 found that social media is driving children and young adults to have a low sense of self-worth and be dissatisfied with their appearances ( ).
#war
Euromaidan Press: G7 leaders reassure their support for Ukraine’s peace formula at the Hiroshima summit
G7 leaders at the summit reiterate their support for Ukraine and demand Russia withdraw its troops to guarantee peace and security. The US announces a new $375-million-worth military aid package to Ukraine, and the UK is ready to begin training Ukrainian pilots on F-16s in the summer. The summit is also seen as an opportunity to build ties between Ukraine and other countries present, especially India, Brazil, and Indonesia. Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, proposes the Peace Formula, which states that Russia must stop its ongoing invasion of Ukraine before negotiations can take place.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Biden says China’s ‘silly balloon’ derailed open communications with Beijing
President Biden says a spy craft incident earlier this year derailed talks with China about maintaining an open line of communication. Biden hopes to reopen talks in the near future despite the incident. Tensions between the US and China have escalated throughout Biden's presidency, with China ramping up its aggression toward Taiwan after a visit from the now-former House Speaker and a visit from the Taiwanese President. Biden frames the conflict with China as a competition to be outpaced rather than an adversary to be defeated.
#culture
Forbes: Yoo In-Na Has Some Advice For Her ‘True To Love’ Dating Coach Character
Dating coach Bo-ra is successful at finding romance for others, but her own relationship is in trouble. Despite the practical advice in her book, What You Got Wrong About Your Love Life, Bo-ra's romantic expectations are unrealistic. She dreams of a perfect proposal and is anxious when her boyfriend takes too long to propose, not realizing he's cheating on her. Actress Yoo In-na, who plays Bo-ra, believes that romance dramas, while unrealistic, are rooted in reality, and the popularity of these dramas has influenced people's own expectations. Yoo advises Bo-ra to let go of the relationship causing her anxiety. Despite the difficulties of acting challengeingly comical and realistic scenes in True to Love, Yoo enjoyed the opportunity to fully express the range of feelings that come with love.
#education
Fox News: Mike Rowe gives his expertise to recession-proof career in an expensive education climate
Mike Rowe criticized the American education system for disregarding vocational education for college education, causing a skills and will gap in the workforce. According to Rowe, removing shop class from high school and promoting college education has led to a generation of untrained workers despite 11.5 million job openings. He encourages learning in-demand skills through community colleges, trade schools, and apprenticeship programs. Rowe's foundation, mikeroweWORKS, provides scholarships for vocational education.
#crime
The Federalist Papers: Ex-Marine Daniel Penny Breaks His Silence Following Death Of Jordan Neely
Former Marine Daniel Penny speaks out for the first time about the incident that resulted in the death of Jordan Neely on a NYC subway. Penny denies the incident was racially motivated and expresses deep sorrow for the loss of life. He also expresses a desire for systemic change and states that he would take the same action again if there was a threat and danger in the present.