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America First News
23 May 2023
#illegals
PJ Media: Native American Man Gunned Down After Calling CBP on Trespassing Illegals
An American citizen is shot and killed by Border Patrol agents after calling them to report illegal trespassing on his property. Family members claim that excessive force was used, with an estimated 38 shots fired. The incident has sparked an investigation by multiple agencies. The chaos at the border, warned by Joe Biden, is resulting in tragic consequences.
#politics
PJ Media: #ForcetheDebate: Demands for Democrat Primary Debates Gain Momentum
DNC is avoiding primary debates to protect Biden's unimpressive language skills, leaving RFK Jr. and Marianne Williamson out in the cold. The corrupt party may face an intra-party revolt if grassroots movements like gain momentum.
Breitbart: Byron Donalds on Tim Scott 2024 Announcement: 'I’m Team Trump but I Wish Him Well'
Rep. Byron Donalds wishes Sen. Tim Scott well on his presidential announcement, noting that Scott's status as a Black Republican upsets the media narrative. Donalds supports Donald Trump. Scott has already received endorsements from several colleagues and launched his bid by referencing his response to Biden’s address in 2021. The Republican primary field is growing as Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis prepares his announcement, while Trump offers kind words to Scott and criticizes DeSantis.
The Epoch Times: FBI Ignored Hundreds of Exculpatory Statements, Pushing Trump-Russia Probe: Durham Report
The FBI ignored exculpatory statements made by Trump aides and spun their words to fit the alleged collusion narrative during the Trump-Russia probe in 2016 and 2017, according to a report by special counsel John Durham. Agents sought to implicate the campaign, and then President Donald Trump, in an alleged scheme to collude with Russia to sway the 2016 election, but after months of investigating, the bureau emerged empty-handed while collecting hundreds of statements denying any collusion with Russia. Agents spun clearly exculpatory statements to make them sound incriminating, according to the report.
PJ Media: Like It or Not, the Mainstream Media Is Still Very 'Mainstream'
The author discusses the challenge of using the term "mainstream media" and explains why he continues to use it, citing its prevalence and influence. He also notes the impact of this media on older voters and the shifting media landscape with the rise of conservative media.
#society
Daily Wire: Dodgers Re-Invite ‘Queer And Trans Nuns’ Troupe With An Apology
The Los Angeles Dodgers have apologized to the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, a drag troupe of "queer and trans nuns." Last week, they disinvited the group from their annual Pride Night celebration at a home game in June. The move pleased offended Catholics but upset LGBT organizations. However, the team has now asked the group to take their place on the field and to be honored for the life-saving work they have done for decades, stating they were sorry for the decision.
Fox News: DeSantis vows to protect faith, family at National Religious Broadcasters event: 'Put on full armor of God'
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis spoke at the National Religious Broadcasters International Christian Media Convention in Orlando. DeSantis spoke about protecting faith and family, and supporting Americans' right to practice their faith. He also shared a personal story about the importance of a bottle of holy water from the Sea of Galilee to him and his family. He is believed to be considering a presidential run in 2024.
DeSantis promised to continue taking on "woke agendas," supporting pro-family decisions, and ensuring religious liberty in the United States. He also spoke about the need to address societal problems, like absent fathers, and to help children understand the foundations of the country. Additionally, he criticized the weaponization of government against people of faith and encouraged attendees to "put on the full armor of God."
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Report: UC Berkeley Failed to Disclose $240 Million Deal with China
UC Berkeley failed to disclose a $240 million joint tech venture with China, including a $220 million investment from the Chinese city of Shenzhen and a $19 million deal with Beijing's Tsinghua University. The highly sensitive project, called the Tsinghua-Berkeley Shenzhen Institute (TBSI), involves partnerships with Chinese companies that the US has sanctioned or accused of human rights abuses. The university has also built an unusually close relationship with the Chinese Communist Party. A former education department official said that the documents suggested Berkeley was not complying with a relevant federal statute.
#economy
Fox News: Biden issues terse statement after McCarthy debt ceiling talks: 'Avoid a catastrophe'
President Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy failed to agree on how to raise the debt ceiling, but called their discussion "productive." Democrats have insisted on raising the debt limit without preconditions, while Republicans are supporting the House-passed Limit, Save, Grow Act, which would increase the borrowing limit by $1.5 trillion while cutting spending by $150 billion. The two sides have different ideas on how to reduce the deficit.
The Epoch Times: Biden, McCarthy Have 'Productive' Meeting But No Deal Yet on Debt Ceiling
Republicans and President Biden have agreed to let negotiators iron out a deal on raising the debt ceiling and cutting federal spending. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and the president met for a 90-minute conversation at the White House on May 22 and both characterized the meeting in positive terms. McCarthy said an agreement could be passed through Congress before the country defaults on its debt, which could happen as early as June 1. Negotiators will now meet to find common ground based on the priorities stated in the meeting.
Forbes: McCarthy And Biden Hold ‘Productive’ Debt Ceiling Talks—But Still No Deal As Default Looms
President Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy described their meeting on raising the debt ceiling as "productive" but with "areas of disagreement" still remaining. McCarthy said no agreement was reached and that he didn't hear anything from the president to indicate that common ground had been reached. The June 1 deadline to avert a federal default is getting closer, but no Pentagon cuts or tax increases are on the table, said McCarthy.
Spectator USA: Kevin McCarthy is making Biden work
The US is likely to run out of money to pay its bills if Congress doesn't act to raise or suspend the debt by June 1. Talks between Kevin McCarthy and Joe Biden have been positive, with both sides expressing a desire to come to an agreement, but significant differences remain. McCarthy ruled out any tax rises, something Biden had suggested, and Democrats have been flat-footed ever since the bill was passed on the debt limit. McCarthy's strategy is paying dividends, uniting an unruly conference to pass legislation while internal divisions among Democrats come to the fore.
#military
The Epoch Times: California Ranks Among Worst States for Military Retirees: Study
California's economic environment makes it one of the worst states for military retirees to live in, according to a new study. The state ranks last among all states and Washington, D.C. due to factors including least-affordable housing, a large population of homeless veterans, and few job opportunities and veteran-owned businesses. However, the state offers a high quality of life and ranks ninth in that category. Florida, South Carolina, and Virginia were identified as the best states for retired military to settle. The study found that on average, Republican states were more friendly towards military retirees.
#religion
The Blaze: Dodgers apologize to anti-Catholic drag queens for disinviting them to 'Pride Night' and re-invite them despite outrage
The Los Angeles Dodgers apologized to the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence and re-invited them to their "Pride Night" after facing backlash from both Catholic and LGBTQ groups. Republican Sen. Marco Rubio criticized the move and accused the drag queen group of being insulting to Christians.
#culture
Forbes: Parisian Luxury Hotel Le Bristol Brings Its Boutique Curation To St. Barths
Luxury travelers can experience Le Boutique du Bristol at Le Bristol Paris or Eden Rock St. Barths, offering a curated beach and resort-themed selection of gear for summer, reflecting a growing trend among luxury brands to open seasonal pop-ups targeted to where their clients travel. Lola Rykiel collaborated with Le Gaunahani in St. Barths in 2022, and the iconic Oetker properties, its permanent store at Le Bristol, and the Caribbean St. Barths Eden Rock pop-up will mirror each other. The selection features women’s beachwear from Zimmerman and men’s resort wear from Orlebar Brown, along with styles from Olistic The Label, Lorenz Baumer, and Chopard.
The Epoch Times: Ray Stevenson, of 'Rome' and 'Thor' Movies, Dies at 58
Actor Ray Stevenson, known for roles in "Rome" and the "Thor" films, has died at the age of 58. Representatives confirmed his death but provided no further details. Stevenson was born in Northern Ireland and trained at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. After beginning his career in British TV, he made his film debut in "The Theory of Flight" in 1998. Stevenson went on to appear in films such as "King Arthur," "The Punisher: War Zone," and the "Divergent" trilogy. He also had roles on several TV series, including "Vikings" and "Black Sails."
#education
Breitbart: Report: More Parents Sue Elite Private Schools over 'Woke' Curriculum
Parents are suing elite private schools over left-wing ideological indoctrination, with a focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) curricula.
#crime
Breitbart: Watch: Judge Enters Not Guilty Pleas for Bryan Kohberger in Murders of Four U. of Idaho Students
Bryan Kohberger pleads not guilty to murder charges in the killing of four University of Idaho college students last November. He is charged with four counts of first degree murder and one of burglary. If convicted, Kohberger could face the death penalty.
#sports
Fox News: Tom Brady set to become minority owner of Raiders, Mark Davis says
Tom Brady is set to become a limited partner of the Las Vegas Raiders, pending approval of NFL owners. The retired quarterback will own a minority stake in the franchise, but will have no operational control or authority. Brady had previously sought to purchase a minority stake in the Miami Dolphins before his retirement from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: Best Gifts for Outdoor Lovers
Looking for gift ideas for outdoor lovers? Consider buying a portable camping hammock for lounging, a reusable water bottle for staying hydrated, a solar-powered charger for electronics, an LED headlamp or flashlight, an adventure book or national park pass, a lightweight daypack, trail hiking poles for safety, a portable water filter to make clean drinking water, or a comfortable camping chair. These gifts will enhance the outdoor experience and make their next adventure even better.
The Epoch Times: 4-Year-Old Boy's Body Found in California River, Day After Sister Found Dead
Two children, aged 4 and 8, were swept away in the Kings River in California while trying to climb a rock with their mother and another adult. The girl was found dead on the same day, while the boy's body was discovered a day later by a search party. The river has been closed to recreation prior to the incident due to hazardous conditions caused by melting snow.
#other
Fox News: Nick Jonas went to therapy after bad country music award show performance
Nick Jonas revealed that his 2016 ACM Award performance with Kelsea Ballerini was his "worst moment" on stage and sent him to therapy after he blanked out during his guitar solo and hit a wrong note. During a recent podcast appearance, Jonas said the experience shaped the pressure he puts on himself to be perfect and always be on. Although he has since learned not to put too much pressure on himself, he and his brothers all agreed that live TV makes them nervous. The Jonas Brothers have reunited since their 2013 breakup and are set to go on tour later this summer.