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America First News
23 May 2023
#politics
American Thinker: Before they get to Cruz
Democrats are preparing for the 2024 U.S. Senate race in Texas. State Senator Roland Gutierrez is expected to compete against U.S. Congressman Colin Allred for the party's nomination, to go up against current senator Ted Cruz. So far, both candidates have faced criticism for not being moderates. It is unclear whether national Democrats will invest in Texas, especially considering the upcoming task of defending other states.
Fox News: Reporter mocked after shouting questions at DeSantis, ‘slow-motion’ chasing him: 'Why are you against Disney?'
A reporter mocked after a video emerged of her chasing Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and yelling questions at him about his favorite Disney characters. Palmeri argued that DeSantis was not ready for the national stage in a story published Monday, labeling DeSantis a "superficially perfect test-tube Republican candidate who, on closer inspection, is probably not ready for prime-time." DeSantis is expected to declare his candidacy for president in 2024.
Fox News: Why AOC and Biden may get the last laugh on oil and gas
President Biden has signed the Inflation Reduction Act into law, a bill that invests $391 billion in provisions related to climate change. Reputable private sector sources estimate total climate spending in the bill at $800 billion or more. While the bill includes some provisions to incentivize oil and gas, it marks a clear shift towards renewables and may put the future of the fossil fuel industry in jeopardy. House Republicans are seeking to rectify this disparity in the debt limit negotiations, but reducing federal support for oil and gas industries could be myopic and minacious for America's national security interests.
#society
Fox News: Kate Middleton says she's 'not allowed' to sign autographs when asked by child: ‘One of those rules’
Kate Middleton declined to sign autographs at the Chelsea Flower Show due to an unspoken rule, but drew flowers and trees for young students. She shared that her son, Prince Louis, is taking up gardening at school and emphasized the importance of spending time outdoors for both the body and mind. Middleton's surprise appearance comes after Prince William posted a video on Instagram emphasizing mental health awareness and his own rowing abilities. The royal couple have been longtime advocates for mental health and launched the Heads Together initiative in 2016, which combats stigma and raises funds for mental health services.
American Thinker: 'Transgender woman' suing yoga studio for kicking 'her' out of the women’s locker room
A transgender person is suing a yoga studio in Manhattan for $5 million because they were told to use the men's locker room. Women in the women's locker room complained about their presence, and the individual was made to leave. The lawsuit claims that this caused humiliation and frustration because the locker room and bathroom were not most closely aligned with the individual's gender.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russian information space in disarray following unexpected cross-border Belgorod raid – ISW
Russian milbloggers respond with panic and factionalism to the raid into Belgorod Oblast by pro-Ukrainian forces. Some label the Russian members of the groups as traitors, while others speculate that it was a distraction from the recent Russian capture of Bakhmut. The lack of coherency in the response indicates that it took Russian commentators by surprise.
#culture
Fox News: Dodgers' latest reversal on anti-Catholic group's invite to Pride Night draws backlash: 'Disgraceful'
The Los Angeles Dodgers faced backlash for inviting, then removing the left-wing group of "trans nuns" from their Pride Night honoree list. After LA Pride pulled out of festivities, the Dodgers apologized and re-invited the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, who agreed to attend.
The Dodgers faced further scrutiny over their honoring of the anti-Catholic group, amid a trend of companies being called out for sponsoring controversial individuals. Florida Senator Marco Rubio was among those who criticized the team's decision. Bud Light also faced backlash for teaming up with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney.
#crime
Daily Wire: BREAKING: Man Charged With Threatening President After Ramming U-Haul Into Gate Near White House
A man crashed into a security gate at Lafayette Park, in front of the White House gates, threatening to kill the President, Vice President or family member. He was charged with multiple crimes, including threatening the President. The U-Haul truck's cargo hold was empty, but a Nazi flag was reportedly found in the truck's cab.
#sports
Fox News: Indiana youth basketball game descends into chaos as parent, ref brawl
A brawl broke out during an Indiana youth basketball game when a fan fought with the referee. The incident occurred between Team Robinson 2027-PINK and Bluewater Hurricanes from Michigan and was witnessed by eighth-grade players. Bystanders eventually separated the two, and the man was reportedly a parent of a player on the Michigan team.
Forbes: Converting Visibility Into Value Key As Dazn Move UWCL To Pay TV Model
Dazn is moving 42 of 61 matches in the UEFA Women's Champions League behind a pay-wall next season. The partnership between Dazn and YouTube has proved successful, with the competition being viewed in over 230 territories globally and the YouTube channel gaining 362,000 subscribers. However, with only 19 of next season's matches being made available for free, some clubs have raised concerns over the exclusive coverage and restrictive advertising. The Crux Sports Value and Impact Report shows that the competition and the game itself are a "viable sporting and commercial proposition," but that the female market is still largely untapped.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: How to Paddle a Canoe Like a Pro
Learn how to efficiently paddle a canoe by considering the water as wet cement and utilizing your big muscles. Experts suggest keeping the paddle's shaft mostly vertical, making no splash, and taking shorter strokes. The French-Canadian Voyageurs were some of the best paddlers ever, able to paddle 14 hours a day at 4-6 mph with a rate of 50 strokes per minute.
#other
Forbes: Colorado Will Pay Record $19 Million Settlement To Family Of 22-Year-Old Killed By Police
The state of Colorado and local authorities have agreed to pay $19 million to the family of Christian Glass, who was shot dead by police officers last year after a car crash. Glass had called 911 for help, but suffered a mental health episode and refused to leave his car. The settlement is the largest of its kind paid by the state and one of the largest in the US. Clear Creek County has also committed to setting up a dedicated crisis response team for mental health emergencies and training all patrol officers in crisis intervention.
Spectator USA: Welcome to the crypto winter
Cryptocurrency conference Consensus returned to Austin this year with a defiant, positive tone despite recent turmoil within the digital currency market. Attendees, ranging from suited entrepreneurs to t-shirt-clad promoters, were warned of the industry's challenges, namely general public mistrust and government regulations. A survey showed that attendees believed regulation was the most important issue facing US crypto, followed by public image. Representatives Patrick McHenry and Cynthia Lummis attended Consensus and stated they are working on bills to address digital asset regulation and will hold joint public hearings.
American Thinker: On global warming, so many problems with the data
Arctic ice is melting slower than predicted, not faster, and temperatures are not rising as rapidly as we are told. Oceans have only risen by 9 inches in 140 years, and scientists can only identify 800 animal species that have gone extinct in the last 400 years, not thousands every year. The radical green agenda is based on predictions, not scientific data, and promotes policies that harm the poor and middle class, such as destroying energy-producing companies and outlawing gas-powered equipment. MAPA.