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America First News
21 May 2023
#politics
Fox News: The Durham report: Here's how we restore accountability and rule of law
The recent Durham report exposed corruption and lies by the U.S. government, revealing that the FBI played fast and loose and failed to uphold the law. The report concluded that there was no evidence of collusion to justify the investigation into Donald Trump's 2016 campaign. Nonetheless, Comey, Mueller, and the FBI gained more power with less transparency and accountability, and there is a danger of similar unlawful conduct against American citizens by other government law enforcement.
Liberty Nation: Flyover Folk Ponder Durham, Strife at Fox, and a Stumbling Biden
Republican officials are demanding the FBI be “defanged and defunded” following the release of the Durham Report, which vindicates the former president. Heartlanders agree that the agency has become too large and corrupt, with its Washington Field Office putting pressure for unconstitutional actions. Flyover citizens are increasingly seeking information from less corporate media sources due to drama-fatiguing from Fox News, which has fired its entire investigative reporting department. Meanwhile, President Joe Biden continues to stumble, shake hands with invisible friends, and wander off during tightly scripted events, leading Heartlanders to question his ability to pull the US out of the death spiral created by his administration and progressive elected officials across the nation.
#economy
Daily Wire: McCarthy Says Biden Beholden To ‘Radical Socialists,’ POTUS Calls GOP Debt Ceiling Position ‘Extreme’
President Biden discussed the debt limit with Kevin McCarthy on his return from Japan amid fears that the US may run out of money as soon as June 1. Biden suggested invoking the 14th Amendment and called on Republicans to negotiate with him, accusing them of being unwilling to compromise. Republicans have accused Biden of being beholden to radical socialists and pushing through unacceptable proposals; McCarthy also claimed Biden would prefer a default to disappointing the far-left of the Democratic party. Failure to repay obligations would likely trigger a US recession, given the country's status as a major borrower of funds.
#crime
Townhall: FISA: The FBI & 278k Illegal Searches
The FBI conducted over 278,000 warrantless searches on US citizens in the fiscal year that ended in November 2021, as per an unsealed FISA court ruling. On average, the FBI carried out 762 warrantless searches and 9,315 data searches per day. The revelations have exposed the FBI's utter corruption and incompetence and highlight the need to fix the problem.
The Federalist Papers: New York City Mayor Adams Releases Unintentionally Hilarious Plan To Stop Out of Control Shoplifting
NYC Mayor Eric Adams' plan to combat retail theft by providing de-escalation training for employees and installing kiosks connecting potential thieves to social services was met with ridicule from conservatives on social media. Critics called it soft and unrealistic, highlighting the absence of meaningful punishment or deterrence in the plan. Skeptics expressed doubts about the effectiveness of the proposed kiosks and criticized the emphasis on leniency towards first-time offenders.
#sports
Forbes: How Jessie Cole Transformed The Savannah Bananas Into A Marketing Phenomenon
Jessie Cole turned the small Savannah Bananas baseball team into a marketing masterpiece with a waitlist of 550,000 fans. Cole’s “Banana Ball” rules include a two-hour time limit on games, restriction on batters stepping out of box and no mound visits, in order to eliminate the biggest complaint at a major league baseball game – how long it takes. The entire experience is a show unlike anything in sports. Cole’s vision puts the fan experience above any other priority. He aims to create a fan experience that leaves a lasting impression and a celebration that will never be forgotten.
Forbes: Three Reasons The Green Bay Packers Will Make The Playoffs
Jordan Love will start as quarterback for the Green Bay Packers in the upcoming season. The team is predicted to finish at the bottom of the NFC North following the departure of Aaron Rodgers. However, Love, who has been training with the No. 1 team, is poised to justify the Packers' decision. With a young roster, a potentially strong defense, and a manageable schedule, the Packers have the potential to surprise people this year.
#technology
Forbes: In Dialogue: Sidus Space Founder And CEO And Navy Veteran Carol Craig On Breaking Glass Ceilings And The Future Of Space, Part 1
Sidus Space, the first female-founded space company to go public, is working on creating innovative technologies including their own hybrid 3D printed satellites, LizzieSat. It will make up Sidus' satellite constellation to serve as a space infrastructure platform providing space-based data to meet customers’ needs. Founder and CEO, Carol Craig, had previously founded and built Craig Technologies into an aerospace and defense contracting company before creating Sidus Space, and served as a U.S. Naval flight officer and the first female aviator in her squadron. She advises women to 'stay relevant and up-to-date with the latest trends and technologies in your industry, while also seeking out mentors and peers who can support you along your journey.'
#other
Fox News: Education expert rips school systems after history grades plummet: ‘Appalling,’ ‘dumbed down curriculum’
Education expert Connor Boyack advocates for school choice and homeschooling as alternatives to America's failing public education system. Boyack notes that only 13% of eighth graders are proficient in American history and civics and cannot pass the citizenship test required of immigrants. Boyack attributes the problem to poor curriculum, ineffective teachers, and a system that focuses on conformity rather than individual interests. He advocates for a marketplace of competitive education services where parents can find the best solution for their children instead of a one-size-fits-all system.