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America First News
22 May 2023
#politics
Newsbusters: PBS: Amanpour and Two Guests See Racism in Gun Buys, Argues For ‘Right Not to Be Shot’
On Amanpour & Co., Christiane Amanpour invited two guests who both called for gun restrictions, bemoaning the Second Amendment right to bear arms while suggesting the existence of a phantom constitutional right "not to be shot." Amanpour expressed concern why America won't join other countries who crack down against individual gun ownership, while declaring herself "hopeful" that American youth will fix the problem despite no actual debate between her and her guests. Amanpour applauded Serbia's recent anti-gun crackdown, despite it being a semi-free country according to Freedom House, and asked whether gun-confiscation programs like those in Australia, New Zealand, and the U.K. were too draconian for the United States.
Breitbart: ‘The Truth of My Life Disproves Their Lies’: GOP Sen. Tim Scott Launches Presidential Campaign in North Charleston
Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) launched his 2024 presidential campaign at a rally attended by thousands of supporters at Charleston Southern University. Scott, who rose from poverty to the U.S. Senate, connected his personal story with policy debates and major issues facing the nation. He pledged to destroy the liberal lie that America is evil, tackle border security, rebuild the military and economy, and confront China.
Fox News: Hochul, Adams call for Washington to expand immigration protections, blame GOP for 'chaos and dysfunction'
NY Governor Hochul and NYC Mayor Adams called on the Biden administration to expedite work authorization for migrants and provide immigration protections, blaming Republicans for causing chaos. Adams suggested asylum seekers be sent to cities throughout the U.S., while Hochul noted there are 5,000 food service jobs and 4,000 janitorial openings across New York State that could be filled by migrants. The state legislature approved at least $1 billion for NYC to address the influx of asylum seekers, and National Guard members were deployed to assist.
Breitbart: Poll: Trump Edges Out Biden in Hypothetical 2024 Matchup
In a national survey by The Economist/YouGov, former President Donald Trump is leading President Biden by 2 percentage points in a hypothetical 2024 presidential race. Trump also has an edge among independent voters. The survey also found that 64% of Republicans want Trump to run for president again, while only 53% of Democrats said the same for President Biden.
The Federalist Papers: Fox News Employees Blow the Whistle on Where the Network Really Stands on Woke Issues
Former and current employees of Fox News claim the company is no different than other American corporations in terms of its “woke” policies, as reported in The Daily Signal. These policies reportedly include accommodating transgender employees and preventing former top-rated host Tucker Carlson from “misgendering” transgender people. According to the report, Carlson had to fight for the right to refer to social media influencer Dylan Mulvaney as “he” on his show. Another employee claimed Fox News is a “standard American megacorporation” with similar policies and employees to other companies. Walsh, a conservative commentator known for challenging gender agendas, called for a boycott of the network and claimed it shares the same extreme radical leftism on gender as MSNBC.
Red State: PBS Ponders Burning Question: Can 'Conservatism' Be 'Redeemed' After Trump? (VIDEO)
Former conservative Charlie Sykes appeared on PBS's "The Firing Line" to discuss whether constitutional conservatism can be restored after Donald Trump. Sykes is the founder of the website The Bulwark, which is an anti-Trump centrist news site. He maintains that Trumpism is not conservative and that today's definition of conservatism has little in common with the tenets of William F. Buckley or Edmund Burke. Sykes calls himself a "political orphan" and a "contrarian" because he is not sure what it means to be conservative anymore.
Fox News: NAACP president scolds CNN over citing Black voter support for DeSantis: 'Wrong and misleading'
NAACP President Derrick Johnson criticized CNN for relying on exit polling that showed 13% of Black voters supported Florida Governor Ron DeSantis in his recent reelection. Johnson argued that exit polls are historically inaccurate and misleading and that DeSantis is governing toward a small vocal minority and not the majority interests of Florida. The NAACP issued a formal travel advisory against Florida on Sunday, citing the state's hostility toward African Americans, people of color, and LGBTQ+ individuals. Johnson advised people to be cautious when traveling to Florida and to consider other locations for events if possible.
#society
PJ Media: Here’s How Fox News Has Pandered to the Trans Cult
Fox News allows its employees to use restrooms and dress according to their gender identity in its company handbook. The policy also requires the use of an employee's preferred name and pronouns while at work and provides assistance for workplace gender transitions. Conservative critics have previously raised concerns about the company's use of trans-activist language and their consistent use of feminine pronouns for biological males who identify as transgender. The policies appear to be in accordance with the New York City Human Rights Law.
Fox News: 1 dead in Maine senior apartment building fire
A citizen died and others were wounded in an apartment fire in Waterville, Maine, on Monday. Authorities are investigating the cause.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: German government denies that it pushed to weaken commitment to phase out natural gas
The German government denies accusations of pushing to weaken natural gas phase-out commitments at the G7 summit in Japan. Despite environmentalists labeling the fossil fuel "one of the most polluting forms of energy", the G7's concluding statement said investment can be appropriate in response to the "current crisis" and to address potential gas market shortfalls in the aftermath of Russia's attack on Ukraine, although this could only be a "temporary response". It added that this must be done in a manner aligned with global climate efforts. German government spokesperson Steffen Hebestreit stated that all G7 countries have set targets for net zero greenhouse gas emissions by mid-century or sooner, meaning gas would likely only be used for another 27 years at most.
The Epoch Times: China Has 'an Edge' Over US Naval Power: Expert
Former Navy Capt. Brent Sadler believes that China has the upper hand over the United States in actual combat due to their advantages in naval power, such as massive shipbuilding capacity and a vast industrial base. Sadler suggests that the United States should build more destroyers and purchase Virginia class nuclear submarines and a new frigate design to catch up with the Chinese might, but this plan would face political and legislative challenges and cost up to $150 billion for 45 ships. Sadler believes that the United States needs to tailor its naval forces to focus on where it can get the largest strategic impact, which would be in the eastern Mediterranean and South China Sea. To deter China from attacking Taiwan, the United States and its allies need to maintain a more persistent presence in the Indo-Pacific region.
Newsbusters: Scarborough Humble-Brags About Being Banned from Russia By Putin
Joe Scarborough reveals on Morning Joe that he is one of 500 Americans who have been banned by Russia from entering the country. Fellow regular, Richard Haass, expresses disappointment at not making Putin's list. Scarborough suggests Putin's choice shows Russian collusion with Trump, while Haass speculates that Putin hopes banning Trump's political opponents will help to change US policy on Ukraine if Trump regains the presidency in 2024. Scarborough implies that his inclusion on the list demonstrates his status as one of Donald Trump's opponents.
#economy
The Blaze: Roth: Joe Biden learned nothing from overseeing the last US debt downgrade
The US faces a dire fiscal situation, with public debt of 125% of GDP and rapidly approaching $32tn. Despite this, the Biden administration wants to increase spending, creating a fight over the debt ceiling. Though the uproar is about defaulting on debt, the concern should be over mid-to-long-term fiscal health and the impact on purchasing power and US global financial standing. The US Treasury has said it is on "an unsustainable fiscal path", with interest on the debt now 12.7% of tax revenue, nearly approaching the level of spending on national defence. This is a runaway fiscal train, with a long-term debt default and global financial reset imminent if drastic action is not taken to eliminate the deficit.
#religion
The Federalist: Remembering Tim Keller's Unwavering Commitment To Spreading The Gospel
Renowned evangelical Timothy Keller passed away at the age of 72 after a three-year battle with pancreatic cancer. Keller, famous for pastoring Redeemer Presbyterian Church, writing numerous influential books, and co-founding The Gospel Coalition, was a model pastor, church planter, and Christian apologist. His influence can be seen in the substance and shape of seminary curricula and branding across many denominations, and in the methods taught by evangelical church-planting networks. Despite push-back from progressives and mixed reception among evangelicals for being too accommodating to blue communities, Keller will be remembered for his winsome approach, commitment to spreading the gospel, and planting churches in urban and blue America.
#culture
Fox News: Virginia business owners renovating a coffee shop discover mysterious vault hidden within the walls
The owners of Buckroe Coffee Co. in Virginia discovered a mysterious vault while renovating their building. Excited by their find, the owners recorded their progress and posted it to social media, garnering over four million views and increasing their followers to over 32,000. They livestreamed for seven hours as they cut through the walls into the nine-by-twelve-foot vault, which was filled with random items but no "buried treasure." Virginia’s Buckroe Coffee Co. hopes to open on July 1 and plans to display the found items in a glass shelf for customers to enjoy.
The Epoch Times: The Cultural and Economic Disaster of New York City
The New York Philharmonic's performance of Mahler's 9th Symphony was a beautifully melancholic experience that left the audience in tears. However, the dress and appearance of the audience and orchestra were disappointing, reflecting a decline in the culture of classical music. The decline is also evident in the decay of Manhattan, with the city descending into filth, decay, and barbarism. The ruling class is corrupt, the masses are drugged up and powerless, and there is a general loss of knowledge regarding what built greatness in the first place. Nonetheless, Mahler's 9th stands as a monument to what is possible, a powerful reminder of what New York City could once again become.
The Blaze: BLM activist musician says her pronouns are she/her, they/them, and 'free-a** motherf**ker,' is much happier when her 't**ties are out'
Musician and activist Janelle Monae has revealed her preferred pronouns as she/her, they/them, and "free-ass motherf**ker" in a Rolling Stone interview. She also spoke about feeling happier when she can "run around free" with her "titties out." The interview featured Monae's second cover for the magazine and promoted her latest album, which includes controversial single "Lipstick Lover."
Monae is an experienced activist and advocate for Black Lives Matter, having released a protest song in 2015 called "Hell You Talmbout." Last year, she implored white Americans to support the movement, saying they "need to wake up" and "stand up." The Variety magazine feature in 2020 saw Monae pictured in a yellow latex outfit and discussing the federal government's COVID-19 response, as well as her personal evolution over the last two years. Monae's Rolling Stone cover was praised for celebrating her autonomy and liberation.
Daily Wire: ‘Brady Bunch’ Star Susan Olsen Denies Barry Williams Had Affair With Florence Henderson: ‘There Wasn’t Anything Going On With Them’
Former "Brady Bunch" actress Susan Olsen debunked rumors of an affair between her co-stars Florence Henderson and Barry Williams. Olsen, who played Cindy Brady on the show, said Williams had a crush on Henderson, but it was one-sided. Henderson confirmed this in a 1991 interview, saying that while she liked him too, the crush was "a very serious thing" for Williams. The TV mom and sibling only had "mutual respect and love."
#health
Fox News: Monsoon rains delayed in India as extreme heat strikes parts of country
India braces for extreme heat wave with temperatures breaching normal levels, leading to power cuts lasting over 12 hours and protests for improved energy access. The Indian Meteorological Department warned of continued blistering heat for the coming days before rains provide some relief. India is among the countries most vulnerable to climate change, facing growing threats to citizens' health and livelihoods due to heat waves.
Fox News: World Health Organization members approve nearly $7 billion budget for next 2 years
WHO member states approve a $6.83 billion budget for the next two years, including a 20% increase in mandatory fees. The budget proposal passed without objection and was celebrated as "a big milestone".
#education
Daily Wire: University Of Minnesota Restricts White Students From Research Program, Hit With Civil Rights Complaint
University of Minnesota faces a civil rights complaint over a program for "students of colour or Native American" with a $6,000 stipend, deemed discriminatory.
#crime
Daily Wire: Shipment Of Explosive Chemical Mysteriously Disappears
30 tons of ammonium nitrate, a chemical used in explosives and fertilizer, has gone missing during transport from Wyoming to California. The railcar carrying the shipment was sealed when it left Wyoming and the seals were still intact upon its arrival in California, leading to speculation that a leak may have developed during transit. Federal, state, and company officials are conducting an inquiry into the incident, but Union Pacific, the rail company that reported the missing chemical, does not suspect any criminal activity. Some on social media have expressed concern, pointing out the use of ammonium nitrate in the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing.
Fox News: Detroit mother charged with murder, child abuse in fentanyl-related death of 4-year-old child
Chavon Boone charged with felony murder and child abuse after her 4-year-old son died of a fentanyl overdose in Detroit. The boy went into cardiac arrest in April and later died at a hospital with the drug found in his system. Boone faces a May 31 probable cause hearing and a June 7 preliminary examination.
Forbes: Bryan Kohberger ‘Stands Silent’ As Judge Asks For Plea In Four Idaho Murders
Bryan Kohberger, accused of murdering four University of Idaho students, remained silent during his arraignment and the judge entered a not guilty plea on his behalf. Kohberger was indicted on murder charges by an Idaho grand jury last week after DNA evidence linked him to the case. His trial is set to begin on October 2.
Fox News: Wisconsin police fatally shoot suspect who fired shots at them following traffic stop
Wisconsin police fatally shot a person after they fired shots at officers during a traffic stop. The person ran away from the vehicle and hid before shooting at officers who approached them. No further information is available.
Fox News: Body of a missing Florida man found in a creek in Alabama
Francisco Oxiries Carballo Morales, a 50-year-old man from Florida, who was reported missing last May, has been found dead in a creek near the site of a car crash in Alabama. The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency traced Morales's phone which led them to the crash site. An autopsy is expected to determine the cause of death.
Fox News: Idaho murders: Bryan Kohberger's defense stands silent at arraignment, judge enters not guilty pleas
Bryan Kohberger pleaded not guilty to charges of murdering four University of Idaho students in November 2022 and felony burglary. Kohberger faces four counts of first-degree murder. Kohberger is being held without bail at the Latah County Jail in Moscow, Idaho and could face the death penalty if convicted.
Fox News: South African man arrested for superimposing president's face onto pornographic images, distributing them
A man was arrested in South Africa for distributing pornographic images with the faces of President Cyril Ramaphosa and others superimposed on them. He will appear in court on Tuesday charged with unlawfully accessing or processing computer data. The investigation started in May after images were distributed to police officers and the public on social media.
#sports
The Blaze: Whitlock: Unlike his peers and successors, Jim Brown refused to sell out
Jim Brown, a football legend who epitomized masculinity, has died at age 87. He could not be bought or compromised, and stood on his values regardless of the consequences. Brown's legacy is that he was a man of authenticity and purpose, creating solutions rather than just raising awareness, and rejecting the superficiality of modern mass culture. His compassion, commitment, and resistance to the pressures of selling out made him unique and set him apart as an authentic, purpose-driven man.
#outdoors
The Epoch Times: Sharks Bite 2 Fishermen in Florida Keys in Separate Incidents
Two fishermen were bitten by sharks less than 36 hours apart in the Florida Keys. One was bitten in the leg while spearfishing off Marathon and the other was bitten on the foot after reeling in the shark while fishing off a dock in Summerland Key. Both were taken to hospitals in Miami and their conditions are unknown.
Field & Stream: Try Yo Yo Fishing a Lipless Crankbait for Big Suspended Bass
Try yo yo fishing a lipless crankbait to temp bass suspended in open water or holding a little deeper along the bottom. The up-and-down action triggers a predatory response. You'll purposely fish it at different depths throughout the retrieve, and you’re imparting a certain cadence to it—which makes it easy for bass to target.
#technology
Fox News: Revolutionary delivery drone could be dropping a package at your home
A2Z Drone Delivery is developing the RDSX Pelican, a commercial delivery drone that uses a multi-rotor system to stay steady while making high altitude deliveries. It has a pre-installed winch and a patent-pending hook design, making it ideal for delivering cargo to uncertain terrain or conventional destinations, as it eliminates rotor noise and provides privacy. The Pelican model starts at $29,000 and are available for pre-order now.
Forbes: Author Post: Get Past The Filter: Artificial Intelligence In Hiring
To get a job, you need to get past AI filters used by most companies. They serve a purpose but AI has limitations and cannot read between the lines. Therefore, keep it simple, use the right file format, customize the resume for the position, use a cover letter and be specific. However, the best filter is still human, so network and make connections.
#other
Fox News: 'Wheel of Fortune' host Pat Sajak's daughter Maggie shares new career plans after filling in for Vanna White
Maggie Sajak graduated from law school while working on "Wheel of Fortune" and took over Vanna White's hosting duties in May. She has been a social media correspondent for the show since 2021. Maggie has appeared alongside her father, Pat Sajak, on the show since she was a baby.