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America First News
22 May 2023
#illegals
The Epoch Times: NTD Good Morning (May 22): Mayor Eric Adams: National Problem Needs National Solution; Biden and McCarthy Meeting on Debt Limit
NYC Mayor Adams seeks Biden's aid on illegals as lawmakers in Suffolk County aim to block relocation. Biden meets with House Speaker McCarthy on impending debt default. G7 summit concludes; Biden discusses China and Ukraine.
Fox News: US Border Patrol agents in Arizona fatally shoot tribal member, incident under FBI investigation
A Native American tribe in Arizona is seeking answers after a member was killed by US Border Patrol agents close to the Mexico border. The shooting of Raymond Mattia is being investigated by the FBI and Tohono O’odham Nation police, and Customs and Border Protection agents, who are yet to make an official statement. Mattia is believed to have called the agents after migrants trespassed on his land, but was shot when he went outside to meet them, according to his family. The Tohono O’odham Nation has received millions in federal funding for border protection measures.
#politics
Liberty Nation: Biden UPenn Think Tank Got Nearly a Billion in Chinese Donations
The University of Pennsylvania, home to Biden’s foreign policy think tank, has seen a dramatic spike in foreign donations since its man entered the White House – to the startling tune of almost $1 billion in a mere two years, with the influx of cash increasing significantly after Biden took office, spiking from $79 million in 2020 to $479 million in 2021 and $495 million in 2022, with a significant amount coming from China-related sources.
Joe Biden has personally profited from his relationship with the university that is suddenly awash in foreign cash since he entered the White House, and it must be emphasized that an unsettling portion of the buyers hail from an Asian communist superpower considered to be the greatest geopolitical threat to the US today, with Antony Blinken being among the Biden officials handsomely compensated by UPenn. The money trail must be followed all the way back to China, and hard questions must be asked of people currently running the highest elected office in the United States.
The Epoch Times: College Student Who Tracks Elon Musk's Private Jet Is Now Targeting Ron DeSantis
A student who tracked Elon Musk's private jet on Twitter is now tracking Florida Governor Ron DeSantis's government-owned jet using publicly available data on an ADS-B satellite platform called @DeSantisJet. The move comes days after Florida passed a law shielding the travel records of the governor and state leaders. The college student set up the Twitter account citing national interest in DeSantis, who is potential for the Republican nomination in 2024. The DeSantis plane is following the same 24-hour delay rule as the Elon Musk one, following Musk's $5000 offer to take down the account.
Liberty Nation: Republicans Ready to Rumble: Scott to Announce, DeSantis on Deck
This week, the Republican Party sees the entry of two potential presidential candidates: Senator Tim Scott and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. Scott is expected to announce his candidacy position on Monday, with a focus on conservative Christian voters, while DeSantis will announce later in the week with a focus on winning Iowa and New Hampshire. However, many believe Trump's continued popularity and scandal-driven coverage makes his nomination inevitable. Hashtags:
#society
The Federalist: Lawlessness Is Not 'Racial Justice'
A subway rider and a pregnant nurse were both victims of lawless aggressors in NYC, yet the media tries to spin their stories as racial conflicts. The truth is that good people of all races want justice and protection from criminals, while the powerful seek to rob them of those things and pit neighbors against each other. Don't fall for the race-baiting propaganda.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine continues to control westernmost part of Bakhmut – Defense Ministry
Ukrainian troops and Russian forces are fighting for control over Bakhmut, with Deputy Defense Minister Hanna Maliar claiming Ukrainian control of certain areas on May 20 and 21. Fighting continues with the Russian forces deploying additional equipment, but Deepstatemap shows recent Russian gains in the city with a smaller Ukrainian-controlled area. The situation remains critical.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: State Department grants access to Biden Afghanistan documents after GOP threatens contempt charge
House Republicans will finally have access to documents this week regarding President Biden's Afghanistan withdrawal after months of stonewalling by the State Department. House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Rep. Michael McCaul threatened Secretary of State Antony Blinken with contempt of Congress when he failed to provide the dissent cable from the U.S. Embassy in Kabul, which details any misgivings with Biden's withdrawal plans. McCaul will visit the State Department this week to view the document, with the names of those who contributed redacted.
The Epoch Times: Top Immigration Advisor Backs Student Visa Curbs
Professor Brian Bell, chairman of the Migration Advisory Committee, has expressed support for plans to limit the rights of foreign students to stay in the UK after graduation. Bell said the independent body favoured the removal of a visa programme allowing for two years of work in the UK after completion of a master’s degree, and which currently accounts for some 39% of long-term immigration of non-EU nationals. According to Bell, many students who stayed after graduation worked in low-paid jobs. The UK government has pledged to curb both illegal and legal migration.
#culture
The Federalist: It's Time To Put The Woke Tattletales In Their Place
Local fans are calling on the prospective new ownership of the Washington football franchise to change the team's name, while one Maryland native has been running a campaign to ban attire bearing Native American mascots and has even demanded to punish students who wear attire of the Washington Redskins. This situation is just one example of how the proliferation of tattletale culture is ruining American society. Other examples include Atheist Street Pirates seeking to clear public land of what they call "religious propaganda" and the rise of internet vigilantes who engage in online shaming and doxing in the name of identifying and punishing criminals, racists, homophobes, and other malcontents.
Fox News: Bruce Springsteen's 'racing' 1969 Chevrolet Chevelle sold for a small fortune
Bruce Springsteen's 1969 Chevrolet Chevelle SS convertible, famously mentioned in his song "Racing in the Streets," was auctioned off for a whopping $302,500. Springsteen owned the car from 1981 to 1987 and gifted it to his sound engineer Toby Scott, who restored it to its original blue color in 2020. The car also features a Hurst shifter as described in the song. The sale set a new record for the model.
#health
National Review: The Corner: Republican Senator: John Fetterman’s Condition Is Improving with Treatment
There are conflicting reports about Pennsylvania senator John Fetterman's health and ability to perform his duties after a life-threatening stroke. Republican senator Katie Britt says she has seen a significant improvement in Fetterman's condition since his treatment at Walter Reed, and he appears to be more outgoing and energetic. However, recent videos suggest he is still struggling to speak coherently at hearings. It is possible that Fetterman is slowly improving and his colleagues see him in a more relaxed setting, but it is also important to question the accuracy of a lawmaker's assessment of their own health.
#crime
National Review: The Corner: ‘FBNo’
Private investigator Charles C. W. Cooke interviews former FBI special prosecutor Andy McCarthy about his change of opinion towards the agency and suggests that the FBI may be irredeemable. McCarthy talks about the necessary changes that need to be made and how to proceed moving forward if anyone wants to see any success.
Fox News: Nearly 100 koi fish go missing in Maryland community, residents suspect theft: police
Residents in Maryland believe they have been targeted by thieves after 88 koi fish were reported missing from privately-owned garden ponds in the area. Three robberies have occurred in Howard County in a three-month span, according to local law enforcement. Two of the thefts occurred in Columbia, with the third happening in an unincorporated community in the area. No suspects have been announced at this time .
Fox News: Vegas mother faces charges after baby son overdoses on her fentanyl-laced pills
Regina Amber Coyle has been charged with child abuse and endangerment in Las Vegas after her baby son consumed fentanyl-laced pills. The 17-month-old boy survived the overdose, but Coyle allegedly did not call 911 or take the child to hospital, instead seeking counteractive medicine at a family services center. Coyle, who usually keeps the pills in her car or purse, is reported to have told police that she buys the pills knowing they are laced with fentanyl because they "are harder to crush up than the ones without fentanyl." She takes up to six per day, purchasing them with borrowed money.
Fox News: Uptick in stolen cars across United States linked to viral videos on TikTok, other social media platforms
Car thefts of Hyundais and Kias across the United States continue to rise due to viral videos on social media platforms, such as TikTok, which demonstrate how to exploit a security loophole that exists in many models and start the cars with a USB cable. The same videos have been linked to performance crime and blamed for at least 14 crashes and eight fatalities. Attorneys general from 17 states are calling for a mandatory recall, and legal actions and lawsuits against automakers Hyundai and Kia have been initiated. While social media platforms such as YouTube and TikTok claim to remove dangerous content, critics say they are not doing enough and that more responsibility should be taken by both them and automakers in addressing the issue.
Fox News: Man puts New Jersey police officer in chokehold, bystander comes to officer's rescue
A disorderly man who refused to leave a New Jersey mall put a police officer in a chokehold before a bystander came to his aid and helped the officer escape. During the struggle, the officer sustained minor injuries that were treated by county emergency medical personnel. The culprit was charged with attempted homicide, aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and defiant trespass.
#sports
Forbes: Roberto Firmino Signs Off ‘Wonderful’ Anfield Story With A Goal
Liverpool's Roberto Firmino scored a goal in his final home game for the club, a draw against Aston Villa. Firmino has been with Liverpool for eight seasons, during which time he has won multiple top trophies, including the Champions League. He initially struggled under former manager Brendan Rodgers, but found a key role under Jürgen Klopp and has become one of the club's most important players.
Fox News: NASCAR fans tussle as Kyle Larson dominates All-Star Race at North Wilkesboro Speedway
A fight broke out in the stands during the NASCAR Cup Series All-Star Race at the North Wilkesboro Speedway, as Kyle Larson dominated on the track, winning $1 million for the third time. The man in the white shirt connected with a few punches before officers came over to break up the melee, and it is unclear what triggered the fight. Bubba Wallace took second place in the race.
#outdoors
ATV Outdoors: Best Utility ATVs: Your Work Made Easy | ATV Outdoors
If you need an ATV for work, check out these top picks: Can-Am Outlander Max XT 850, Polaris Sportsman 450 HO, Kawasaki Brute Force 300, Arctic Cat Alterra 700 EPS, Honda FourTraax Foreman Rubicon, and Yamaha Kodiak 700 EPS. A great utility ATV needs power, towing capacity, cargo space, durability, and comfort. The Can-Am Outlander Max XT 850 is the top choice because of its Rotax V-Twin engine, towing capacity of 1,650 lbs, tri-mode dynamic power steering, and high storage capacity.