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America First News
24 May 2023
#politics
The Epoch Times: State Legislature in Louisiana Considering 4th Constitutional Carry Bill Since 2020
The Louisiana House of Representatives passed a bill that would allow anyone 18 and older to carry a concealed gun without a permit. The bill sponsor argued that it restores Second Amendment rights, but opponents, including law enforcement, fear it could lead to more gun crime. The bill has failed to pass in previous years and its fate remains uncertain.
Fox News: Before the Durham report, TV networks allowed Russiagate booster Adam Schiff to claim 'evidence' of collusion
Durham's report concludes that the original Crossfire Hurricane probe into alleged Trump-Russia collusion was launched based on "raw, unanalyzed, and uncorroborated intelligence," and that the FBI was wrong to fast-track a full investigation. Schiff repeatedly claimed to have seen "evidence" of collusion, but neither the Mueller nor the Durham probe found any evidence of such collusion. TV networks repeatedly invited Schiff to peddle the Russiagate hoax without much pushback, allowing him to read the now-infamous Steele dossier into congressional record and even asserting that evidence of collusion was "in plain sight."
#society
Fox News: We're ex-SEALs who know all Americans need to do hard things and challenge ourselves to restore our nation
American exceptionalism, the belief that our nation holds a unique destiny and a responsibility to guide the world, has waned in recent years, causing alarm for the global community as its decline could have far-reaching consequences. Political polarization, economic stagnation, and the erosion of personal responsibility have replaced the foundational high standards upon which this nation was built. American exceptionalism is at a crossroads, and if not checked, could leave the country waving at the rest of the world as they pass us by.
Embracing hard things is not easy, but this struggle cultivates valuable attributes like resilience, adaptability, and perseverance, reinspiring the American spirit and inspiring a new generation of problem-solvers. Humans have an evolutionary need for challenge, discomfort sharpens perspective and focus, and humans need to leave their comfort zone to enhance brain activity and productivity. Hardship builds character and prepares us for future obstacles. It's time to return to high standards of personal responsibility and accountability, take risks, face failure, and remind the world what American exceptionalism truly means.
Fox News: John Mellencamp 'nailed it' with song for Portland, say residents: 'Land of plenty where nothing gets done'
Residents of Portland weigh in on the city's homeless crisis as musician John Mellencamp releases a song about the issue. Portland's mayor has reported a 50% increase in homelessness from 2019 to 2022, with over 700 homeless encampments in the city. Though $4 billion has been committed to the crisis in the last six or seven years, residents say the situation has only gotten worse. A Democrat-backed bill would allow members of the homeless community to sue property owners if they as them to leave their residence.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russian authorities report multiple drone attacks on Belgorod
Governor of Russia's Belgorod Oblast reports "significant number of drone attacks" at night, with most countered by Russian air defense. Damage to vehicles, private homes, and administrative buildings reported, along with nine hospitalized and a gas pipeline damaged. Explosive devices dropped from drones on two administrative buildings, with no injuries reported. Ukrainian citizens in the Graivoron district evacuated to nearby settlements. Russian volunteers have been conducting an operation in Belgorod Oblast to establish a "security strip" aimed at protecting Ukrainian civilians. The group claimed to have liberated the village of Kozinka and entered the district capital of Grayvoron. The governor of Belgorod Oblast stated the infiltration of a Ukrainian Armed Forces sabotage and reconnaissance group into Grayvoron District.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Perth School in Lockdown After Teen Allegedly Fires Gun
Gunshots were fired at Atlantis Beach Baptist College in Perth by a 15-year-old student. No reports of injuries have been confirmed and the student is in custody. The school was placed on lockdown, but police have said there is no ongoing risk to the public.
The Epoch Times: Texas Winery Owner Sentenced to Nearly 7 Years in Prison for Jan. 6 Actions
Texas winery owner Christopher Ray Grider was sentenced to 83 months in federal prison for his role in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot by supplying a rioter with a helmet used to break into the Speaker’s Lobby entrance. Grider was found guilty on seven charges, ordered to pay a fine and $5,055 in restitution, and serve 36 months of supervised release. Ashli Babbitt was shot and killed after the final window was smashed, and Zachary Jordan Alam, who received the helmet from Grider, faces 11 charges and a July trial date. Prosecutors claim Grider lied on the stand during his trial and Judge Kollar-Kotelly rejected his attempts to quash sentencing enhancements.
#sports
Forbes: Dissension Lingers For Cash-Stricken Cricket Countries As Contentious Revenue Distribution Model Set To Pass
India's proposed revenue distribution model for the International Cricket Council (ICC) would give the country a 38.5% share of earnings from the 2024-27 media rights deal, up from 22% under the current arrangement, according to ESPNcricinfo. Worryingly for smaller cricketing nations, designs also include cutting the percentage of net surplus for the likes of England and Australia. Associate Members, who don't rank among the highest Full Members, will again receive only 11.19%. Some in the game have described the situation as critical for the sport in non-traditional areas.
Growing debate surrounds a proposal to give India a significantly larger share of International Cricket Council (ICC) funds from 2024-27 under the organisation's new revenue sharing plan. Meanwhile, smaller cricketing nations could struggle to maintain the game in non-traditional areas, as Associate Members remain set to receive just 11.19%. While some were hoping the model would get revisited, insiders fear it will pass mostly unamended when ICC members meet in South Africa in July, with India said to want more.
Fox News: Denise Austin's SI Swimsuit model daughter says 66-year-old mom is 'all-natural'
Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model and health coach Katie Austin and her mother, fitness icon Denise Austin strutted down the runway in bikinis during Miami Swim Week. The 29-year-old followed in Denise's footsteps and is featured in the 2023 issue of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit. She hopes to inspire others to feel like their best selves through health and fitness.