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America First News
26 May 2023
#illegals
Fox News: Tragedy strikes as dinghy overturns near Greek island of Mykonos leaving 3 dead, several missing
A migrant dinghy overturned near Greek resort island of Mykonos, with three dead and up to 12 missing. Officials recovered two women and one man from the sea. The search operation launched involving two rescue helicopters, coast guard, and private vessels. Smugglers frequently use open sea routes to avoid heavy patrolled waters.
#politics
The Epoch Times: RFK Jr. Worried Americans Feel Elections Are 'Rigged,' Calls for Debate With Biden
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has challenged President Joe Biden to a debate, calling for the Democratic Party to be restored as a “template for democracy”. Kennedy claims Democrats are not being questioned enough by the public, and that debates are the only way to “understand the desperation Americans are living in today.” He criticized the lockdowns imposed during the COVID-19 pandemic while warning about the suspension of the Constitution. He has referred to the election as a “real election” and called for politicians to talk to their adversaries. Kennedy has previously criticized certain childhood vaccines and has indicated that he would consider joining a Republican presidential administration if asked.
A Washington Post-ABC News survey showed Biden losing to Trump in a hypothetical 2024 general election, falling behind with a low approval rating. Nearly 63% of American adults do not believe Biden has the “mental sharpness” to perform his duties as president. Kennedy, the nephew of former President John F. Kennedy, is challenging Biden in the primaries, but polls show he is getting far less support than Biden. Kennedy has previously claimed that the CIA was involved in the assassination of former President Kennedy in 1963 and has criticized the Warren Commission report, which claimed that Lee Harvey Oswald was the lone suspect.
Red State: Resignations Pile up in AZ Gov Katie Hobbs' Administration as Chief of Staff Steps Down
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs' Chief of Staff, Allie Bones, has resigned effective immediately, after serving in the role for a short time. This follows the departure of several other senior staff in recent months, which insiders suggest is a loss of confidence in the Governor's leadership. Bones' resignation marks the fourth from top-level positions in Hobbs' administration in the first six months of her tenure, highlighting concerns over instability within the state government.
Fox News: Uyghur student missing for weeks after being interrogated by police at airport in Hong Kong
A Uyghur student, who appears to have been detained and interrogated, has been missing in Hong Kong for over two weeks since he texted a friend about his situation at the airport. Abuduwaili Abudureheman was born in Xinjiang in western China and traveled to Hong Kong from South Korea to visit a friend on 10 May. China has been accused of detaining a million or more people, many of them Uyghurs and members of other predominantly Muslim groups, in camps where human rights abuses are said to include torture and sexual assault. Amnesty International said Abuduwaili Abudureheman might be included on a Chinese government “watch list” because of his history of overseas travel.
Hong Kong newspaper, Ming Pao, has announced it will stop publishing work by its political cartoonist after the artist’s anti-Chinese government drawings drew criticism from pro-Beijing figures. The cartoons, which addressed Hong Kong’s relationship with China, showed a character wearing a mask resembling a gas mask, confronted by plain-clothes officers wielding batons and holding a flag bearing a star and the Chinese character for Hong Kong. Hong Kong returned to Chinese rule in 1997, with the promise of retaining Western-style freedoms and autonomy for 50 years. Critics say Beijing is now increasing its control over the territory and limiting Hong Kongers’ liberties.
The Economist: Recep Tayyip Erdogan is set to win Turkey’s presidential election
Turkey's opposition presidential candidate, Kemal Kilicdaroglu, has shifted his strategy from promoting hope and economic recovery to a more negative campaign, pledging to deport millions of Syrian refugees and refusing peace talks with Kurdish separatists. Despite forcing a May 28th runoff election against President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Kilicdaroglu's performance in the first round fell below his expectations, and he has struggled to gain ground by courting the hard right. This manoeuver is the result of desperation rather than conviction, as his hawkish refugee policy is not supported by most Syrians who have found refuge in Turkey, nor is it feasible to implement without turning the country into a pariah state.
The Blaze: 'Horrible for Joe Biden': CNN breaks down new poll showing 'big warning sign' for Biden's re-election hopes
A new CNN poll reports that two-thirds of Americans see Joe Biden's re-election as "disaster" or "setback," with only 33% seeing it as a step forward or triumph for the nation. Biden's approval rating is at a low of 35%, with 57% disapproving, and a critical survey of the political landscape shows that 70% of Americans don't want Biden to run for re-election, with fears that he could lose to Trump in a 2024 rematch.
The Epoch Times: Durham to Testify Before House Judiciary Committee on ‘Seriously Flawed’ Russia Probe
John Durham, special counsel appointed by former Attorney General William Barr to investigate the Trump-Russia probe, will testify before the House Judiciary Committee on June 21. Durham released a report in May that criticized the FBI's investigation for failing to uphold the law. Although Durham found discrepancies in the FBI's handling of election interference allegations concerning Trump and those related to Clinton, he recommended against wholesale changes, instead suggesting a renewed commitment to fundamental principles. Republicans have dismissed the FBI's assurances of reform and called for Congress to establish clear guardrails to prevent future abuses.
The New American: Reliance on Web 2.0 Made Conservatives Targets for Censorship
The article warns against becoming dependent on Web 2.0, comparing it to paying "danegeld" to retain peace. While Web 2.0 seemed democratic at first, it has become dominated by the Big Tech cartel, leading to the censorship of conservative speech. The lesson is to build alternative platforms rather than becoming dependent on those who oppose us.
Breitbart: CNN Poll: 66% Say Joe Biden Reelection Would Be 'Setback' or 'Disaster'
Most Americans believe that Joe Biden's reelection in 2024 would either be a setback or disaster for the country, according to a CNN poll. Biden's approval ratings have also decreased in recent months, with only 35% approving of his presidency in May. The economy appears to be a significant factor in this negative view, with 83% of voters believing his economy is in negative shape.
The Right Scoop: New Hunter Biden text revealed that indicates Joe biden involved in business deals
Newly unearthed text messages suggest that President Joe Biden may have been involved in his son’s business dealings with the Chinese. The text messages between Hunter Biden and his uncle indicate that Joe Biden was not being truthful when he claimed he never discussed Hunter’s overseas business with his son.
Red State: Follow the Science! - Study Links Left-Wing Extremism and Mental Illness
A study published in Current Psychology finds a link between left-wing activism and mental illness, specifically psychopathy and narcissism. Researchers Ann Krispenz and Alex Bertrams describe the behavior as the "dark-ego-vehicle principle" and suggest that these individuals use activism for ego-centric needs rather than social justice. The study also notes that these individuals seek social conflict and are more aggressive, primarily for thrill-seeking. Conservatives have long observed this phenomenon, where those high in left-wing authoritarianism rarely practice the same prescribed activities they insist on for others and tend to brand anyone who disagrees with them as old-fashioned or worse.
The Babylon Bee: 'Florida Is A Mismanaged Hellhole And Only An Idiot Would Live There,' Says Trump
Trump insults DeSantis and Florida, stating only "very stupid people" live there thanks to DeSantis's mismanagement. He vows to work with CNN, MSNBC, and Dr. Fauci to keep DeSantis from winning the Presidency and making the entire country like Florida. DeSantis retaliates by giving approval for Disney to build at Trump International Golf Club.
Breitbart: Mexican President Tells U.S. Hispanics Not to Vote for DeSantis
Mexican President Lopez Obrador called on Hispanics in Florida to not give a single vote to Republican Ron DeSantis in his 2024 presidential bid, accusing DeSantis of using an anti-immigrant message for political purposes. Lopez Obrador claimed that DeSantis had applied anti-migrant policies in his state and was a hypocrite who should be investigated to see if he had hired migrants. DeSantis has fiercely criticized Mexico’s government in connection with the current fentanyl crisis.
Daily Wire: Democrat Jamaal Bowman Calls GOP ‘Economic Terrorists’ For Negotiating Over Debt Ceiling
Rep. Jamaal Bowman called GOP lawmakers in the House "economic terrorists" for negotiating over the debt ceiling with President Biden. Bowman and other progressive lawmakers have urged Biden to raise the debt limit unilaterally using the 14th Amendment. Negotiations between the White House and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy have made progress after stalling earlier in the week, but Democrats are concerned that Republicans are winning in messaging. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has set a June 1 deadline for raising the debt ceiling.
The Epoch Times: Comer to Hold Wray in Contempt if FBI Won't Produce Documents Alleging Biden Criminal Activity
House Republicans are threatening FBI Director Christopher Wray to produce documents related to an alleged bribery scheme involving then-Vice President Joe Biden. The Republican-led House Oversight Committee issued a subpoena on May 3 for a file containing allegations that a whistleblower linked Biden to a “criminal scheme” involving money for policy decisions while he was vice president.
#society
Fox News: Target is either a victim of 'economic terrorism' or 'cowards' on Pride display decision, MSNBC guest says
Prof. Justin Wolfers claimed that Target's losses amid Pride Month push could be due to the company acting cowardly or being victims of "economic terrorism." Wolfers argued that if Target gives into the boycott, it would set a dangerous precedent that American citizens can affect company policy with threats. A Target insider revealed some rural Target locations have relocated Pride sections to prevent backlash.
Breitbart: British Cycling Bans ‘Transgender’ Males from Women’s Competitions
British Cycling has announced that it will ban “transgender” males from women’s competitions, limiting participation to biological females only. British Cycling had previously allowed transgender males identifying as women to take part in female events, but suspended the policy last year pending investigation. The regulatory body will also rework its male competition category into a new “open” category, which will allow traditional male competitors alongside non-binary and transgender individuals to compete together. Although record-breaking male cyclist Zach Bridges, who changed gender after setting UK records as a junior male, criticised the change, many sporting organisations now realise that “transgender” males should not be allowed to compete in women’s sports, citing risks to women’s safety.
#war
Fox News: Sudan conflict: Improved adherence to cease-fire reported by Saudi Arabia and US
The US and Saudi Arabia report that the warring sides in Sudan's conflict are adhering to a week-long cease-fire. However, this 7th attempt has been threatened by sporadic gunfire, although humanitarian missions were able to deliver medical supplies on Thursday. Over the past six weeks, looting has become widespread across many Khartoum districts, which are also without water and electricity.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Special Rapporteur Johnston to Testify Before Committee on Foreign Interference Report
Special Rapporteur David Johnston was re-invited to testify before a House of Commons committee after presenting a report recommending against a public inquiry on foreign interference in Canada's elections. An opposition party had called for the committee meeting to hear Johnston's testimony, which was delayed until after he had tabled his report. Johnston's review, while acknowledging the issue of foreign governments meddling in Canada's democracy, argued against holding an inquiry to protect classified information. The committee ultimately passed a motion reaffirming its support for a national public inquiry and called on the government to begin consultations within 24 hours with a view of launching the inquiry within two weeks.
Fox News: Clashes erupt as ethnic Serbs block municipal buildings in northern Kosovo, Serbian troops mobilized
Ethnic Serbs in northern Kosovo are clashing with police as they try to block recently-elected officials from entering municipal buildings. Several cars were set ablaze and police fired tear gas. Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has ordered an "urgent" movement of troops to the border with Kosovo and has put the army on a "higher state of alert." He has also demanded that NATO-led troops stationed in Kosovo protect Kosovo Serbs from the Kosovo police. Local elections were held in four Serb-dominated communes in northern Kosovo after Serb representatives left their posts last year in protest at the establishment of an association which would coordinate work on education, health care, land planning and economic development.
#economy
The New American: Raising the Debt Ceiling Doesn’t Restore Fiscal Sanity - The New American
Congress and the Biden administration are battling over federal spending and the debt ceiling, but the bigger issue is the federal government's unsustainable and reckless spending habits. The federal government spends much more than it takes in through taxes, with every American taxpayer owing $248,041 as part of the $32 trillion of federal debt, and two-thirds of federal spending categorized as "mandatory spending" that is on autopilot. The answer lies within the U.S. Constitution, specifically Article I, Section 8, which lists the enumerated powers Congress can legislate upon, and following which 80% of federal spending would disappear.
Forbes: Republicans Suddenly Optimistic About Debt Ceiling Deal As Talks Reach ‘Crunch Time’
Republicans and the White House are reportedly closer to reaching an agreement on raising the federal debt limit, with House Speaker Kevin McCarthy expressing optimism and Rep. Patrick McHenry noting signs of forward progress. However, key details of the deal remain in flux, including federal spending cuts, and an agreement by Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen's deadline of next week is uncertain.
Washington Free Beacon: WATCH: Liberal Dreams Shattered as Biden Admin Says No to 14th Amendment
White House rejects the use of the 14th Amendment as a solution to debt limit negotiations with House Republicans. Progressives, including Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, suggested invoking the amendment, but Deputy Treasury Secretary Wally Adeyemo says it is definitively a "no." Republicans want Biden to cut spending in exchange for raising the debt limit, while the Biden administration wants to raise it with no strings attached. A default on the debt could occur as soon as June 1 if no compromise is reached, which Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says would result in an "economic catastrophe." More Americans would blame Biden than Republicans for such a default.
Forbes: Spring 2023 Layoff Tracker: JPMorgan Cuts 1,000 First Republic Employees
JPMorgan Chase, the largest bank in the US, has announced layoffs impacting 1,000 First Republic Bank employees following its acquisition of the failed lender just a few weeks ago. It is part of a series of similar rounds of layoffs, which have been rife in the US this year, and are being prompted by fears of recession and high inflation. While JPMorgan has promised that most First Republic employees will get jobs at the acquiring bank, remaining employees will lose their positions.
Fox News: The 10 best new car deals for Memorial Day weekend
Car prices are falling below MSRP with increasing supply and growing incentives. Consumer Reports has listed the best discount models for Memorial Day weekend, including high-scoring sedans and pickups. Shoppers are urged to not be swayed by savings alone and to do their research.
Red State: Joe Biden and Lloyd Austin Weaponize the Military Service Chiefs in the Debt Ceiling Battle With Congress
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley warns that a default on the US debt ceiling crisis would have “significant economic consequences that would translate into serious economic consequences” and damage national security. The US military service chiefs have also been used by the Biden administration to push its agenda and warn of devastating consequences to their ability to defend if Congress fails to resolve the debt ceiling crisis. There have been debt ceiling “crises” almost every other year over the past two decades, and for the first time, military chiefs have been sent out to support the White House’s political priorities, which suggests that the US is taking the first tentative steps towards banana republic status.
#military
Fox News: The Honor Foundation helps America's highly trained military succeed 'on the other side of the uniform'
The Honor Foundation (honor.org) is helping America's former military members with Special Forces backgrounds transition into success on the civilian side. The national non-profit organization provides structure, guidance, and a diverse range of support to prepare veterans to realise their maximum potential in their careers and lives after serving. Former U.S. Army Ranger Yuma Barnett of Georgia commended the organization and claimed it changed his life. He said that after 20+ years in the team-focused military, The Honor Foundation taught him who he was without the uniform. Regardless of background, Vice President of Impact Kelly McGraw says The Honor Foundation is committed to transitioning Special Operations Forces veterans to a fulfilling next mission after their military service.
Fox News: 'Yellowstone' star Cole Hauser supports kids of fallen soldiers with charity scholarships
Cole Hauser, known for his role in "Yellowstone", supports fallen soldiers' children through the Special Operations Warrior Foundation, giving back to the military community. Special Operations Warrior Foundation supplies college scholarships to children of those killed while in active duty, Hauser sits on the charity’s board of directors. He also privately visits the wounded soldiers from service. Hauser hopes to lift the burden off the families of the fallen soldiers.
#religion
American Thinker: Now the California state senate plans to 'honor' the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence?
The California State Senate is set to honor the anti-Christian hate group, the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, who mock Catholicism and promote risky sexual behavior, despite their controversial re-invitation by the Los Angeles Dodgers as "community heroes". California State Senator Melissa Melendez condemned the move, calling for the group to be condemned rather than honored. The group's history of bigotry against Catholicism includes holding an annual "Hunky Jesus" contest, and their aim of obtaining political power is evidenced by their willingness to involve themselves in controversial issues such as decriminalizing the intentional spread of AIDS and ending loitering laws.
#culture
The Epoch Times: 'Immense Sorrow:' Major Fire at Montreal Heritage Building That Once Housed Monastery
A fire broke out in a Montreal heritage building, causing the intervention of 150 firefighters. The fire was declared a five-alarm blaze and started in the attic. The building was constructed in 1846 and was recognized as a heritage site by the province in 1979. The building served as a multiservice center with a residence for seniors, a daycare center, and condominiums. It was also used as a concert hall with exceptional acoustics and unique instruments. There were 39 people evacuated, the cause of the fire remains unknown.
#health
Daily Wire: Users Say Ozempic Causing One Really Gross Side Effect
The drug Ozempic, used to treat diabetes and aid in weight loss, has gained popularity among celebrities. However, some users have reported experiencing embarrassing side effects such as diarrhea and constipation. While reports on social media may be overblown, doctors warn that all medications can have side effects that should be monitored by patients and physicians.
The Right Scoop: State judge just blocked South Carolina heartbeat law
A South Carolina state judge temporarily blocked the state’s new six-week abortion ban law until its constitutionality can be reviewed by the state supreme court. Abortion providers have challenged the law, which took effect immediately after Gov. Henry McMaster signed it, claiming that it violates the state’s constitution. Abortion will remain legal in South Carolina up until 22 weeks of pregnancy, making it one of the only Southern states where the procedure is legal up until that point.
The Epoch Times: Tina Turner Had a History of High Blood Pressure and Kidney Disease
Legendary singer Tina Turner passed away at age 83 after a long illness, believed to be related to her history of high blood pressure and kidney disease that led to a kidney transplant. Turner’s openness about her illness serves as a reminder for people to monitor their blood pressure to prevent complications and kidney failure, which can lead to heart disease and premature death. High blood pressure and kidney disease have a bi-directional relationship, with uncontrolled blood pressure damaging the kidneys, leading to scarring and leakage of protein into urine. There are treatments available, including new medicines like SGLT2 inhibitors and lifestyle changes like avoiding smoking and ultra-processed foods, to slow the progression of the disease and protect the kidneys.
The Epoch Times: IN-DEPTH: Nearly Half of All Americans Now Have a Chronic Disease
Chronic illnesses are affecting nearly half of Americans, with more than 40% of children and adolescents currently having at least one chronic illness. Chronic diseases account for 90% of the US's $4.1 trillion annual healthcare expenditures, with some specialists and health practitioners estimating treatment and management costs of over $6,000 annually per patient. These diseases pose a threat to the US healthcare system and economy, in addition to negatively impacting patients' lives. Contributing factors may include lifestyle choices, diet, stress, and ultra-processed foods.
Fox News: South Carolina school bus collision sends 18 people to hospital
School bus collides with tanker truck in South Carolina, sending 18 people including mostly children to hospital.
#education
The Babylon Bee: Homeschooler Looking Forward To Last Day Of School In 12 Years
A boy daydreams of his last day of homeschooling and looks forward to all the fun things he can do when it is over.
#crime
Fox News: Arizona trooper shot, hospitalized in north Phoenix; investigation underway
Arizona State Trooper shot in north Phoenix, rushed to hospital for treatment. Condition unknown.
Breitbart: Shannon Sharpe's L.A. Home Burglarized, $1 Million in Jewelry, Bags Stolen
Reportedly, Shannon Sharpe's LA home was burglarized last week with an estimated $1 million in property stolen. Police found no signs of forced entry. Sharpe is offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to the culprits.
Daily Wire: He Spent 33 Years In Prison For A Crime He Didn’t Commit. He Was Just Declared Innocent And Freed.
Daniel Saldana, who was sentenced to 45 years for attempted murder in 1990, has been declared innocent and released from prison after a thorough investigation by the Conviction Integrity Unit. Two people were involved in the shooting incident but Saldana was convicted due to false information and recent information from another convict. The Los Angeles District Attorney, Gascón apologized to Saldana and stated that it was their responsibility to ensure justice is served when someone is wrongfully convicted.
The Epoch Times: Callers Spoof Irvine Police Number in Latest Phone Scam
Scammers have been pretending to be the Irvine Police Department and demanding large sums of money and personal information from victims. They use various tactics, such as claiming to investigate fraudulent charges and issues with immigration paperwork. So far no one has fallen for the trap, but police warn that the scammers will try any means possible to take advantage of victims. People are advised to ask for identification before giving sensitive information and to call law enforcement for verification.
#sports
Fox News: Russell Wilson's ex-teammate K.J. Wright unsure if the QB can handle Sean Payton's coaching style
Former Seattle Seahawks linebacker K.J. Wright shares his thoughts on how his former colleague, quarterback Russell Wilson, will perform under new Broncos head coach Sean Payton during the 2023 season. Wright believes that Payton will not shy away from critiquing Wilson and calling out players after a loss, which may be different from the coaching style Wilson had grown accustomed to under Pete Carroll and Nathaniel Hackett. Wilson has reportedly been in contact with Payton throughout the offseason, but the head coach has implemented changes in the organization, including a policy against granting access to personal quarterback coaches or outside personnel to the team’s facility.
Forbes: Why Giorgos Giakoumakis Is The 2023 MLS Golden Boot Frontrunner
Giorgos Giakoumakis is the player to watch in the race for the 2023 MLS Golden Boot. Although he is currently tied for second place, he's predicted to excel in scoring and chances based on advanced statistics. Giakoumakis is considered to be a consistent player with an impressive rate of 1.36 goals per 90 minutes. The biggest challenge he may face is staying healthy.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Watch an Epic Battle Between a Python and an Alligator
A wildlife photographer captured an epic inter-species battle between an alligator and a Burmese python near the Everglades. The battle ends in a stalemate with neither reptile being eaten, but it is not always the case as a scientist removed a 5-foot alligator from the stomach of an 18-foot python in 2022. Pythons are invasive species in the Everglades and tens of thousands of them now exist there, while alligators are native to the area, with 1.3 million of them estimated to live in Florida.
Backpacker: Crucial Bridge Closures in the Sierra Could Force PCT and JMT Thru-Hikers Off the Trail
Sierra's snowpacks have caused damage to the Woods Creek Bridge and the San Joaquin Bridge, making it unsafe for hikers to access miles of their hikes along John Muir Trail and Pacific Crest Trail. Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks staffs are set to assess the condition. Other bridges and trail structures may be damaged, and rivers may be extremely hazardous to cross due to high water and damaged infrastructure. Backpackers and stock users should also expect snow and ice in the high country. Hikers and backpackers are urged to be cautious in changing their plans or turning back if they're presented with hazardous crossings.
#other
Fox News: Judge rules forest fire retardant pollutes streams but permits continued use to fight wildfires
US District Judge Dana Christensen ruled that the chemical retardant used by the US Forest Service to fight wildfires is violating federal law by polluting streams in western states. However, the retardant can still be used as it is crucial to slowing the advance of dangerous blazes. Environmentalists sued the government, stating that the Forest Service was disregarding the Clean Water Act by continuing to use retardant without taking adequate precautions to protect streams and rivers.
Washington Free Beacon: Dems Demand 'MAGA Supreme Court' Reform Over Ruling Backed by All Liberal Justices
The Supreme Court ruled that the Environmental Protection Agency overstepped its authority in regulating an Idaho property near a creek. The ruling was unanimous but Democrats blasted it as a "MAGA" attempt to pollute waters and wetlands, attempting to turn it into a campaign issue. Progressives are calling for Court-reform as Democrats aim to reshape the Court in their favor.
The Epoch Times: Bánh Mì (Vietnamese Sandwich)
Learn to make Bánh Mì Sandwiches, a Vietnamese street food with a French influence. Fill a thin crusty baguette with meat, usually pork, pate or chicken, add pickled veggies and a creamy sauce made with mayo, hoisin sauce, sriracha sauce, and Maggi seasoning. Pickle the veggies and prepare the chicken, add all the ingredients to your bread and enjoy a delicious crusty roll. Make ahead and refrigerate.
Skilled Survival: Best Prepper Supplies Get BEFORE The Coming Crisis
Prepper expert, Jack, advises people to stock up on essential supplies to prepare for the next crisis. These supplies include water, food, medical kits, ammunition, fuel and firewood, heirloom seeds, cash, gold, and silver, toilet paper and sanitary wipes, vices, and batteries. Jack emphasizes the importance of stocking up on these items beforehand, as waiting until a crisis hits could be too late.
Breitbart: NH State Representative Rescinds DeSantis Endorsement, Gets Behind Trump
New Hampshire State Rep Sandra Panek rescinds endorsement of Ron DeSantis for the Republican presidential nomination and switches to backing Donald Trump after being less than impressed with DeSantis’s campaign launch. DeSantis was accused of plagiarising a phrase used by Trump in his 2020 State of the Union speech, and his campaign launch was hindered by technical difficulties. Panek said the stakes are too great in 2024 to take a chance on DeSantis, and added that Trump is a proven winner.
The Federalist: Migrant Interviews Debunk Biden DHS' False Talking Point About Cartel 'Disinformation'
The Biden administration blames human smugglers for the southern-border mass-migration crisis and has launched a "digital marketing campaign" to counter their misinformation. Many immigrants do not base their travel decisions on smugglers but on the experiences of others who have recently crossed into America, as seen through testimonials and evidence. The administration's narrative is a fabrication that deflects blame from their own policies, which are cited by immigrants as the main reason for their migration.
Fox News: New Jersey police tell Taylor Swift fans without a ticket to stay away from MetLife Stadium
Taylor Swift fans without tickets are urged to stay away from New Jersey's MetLife Stadium to avoid traffic and safety concerns during her upcoming concert. The New Jersey State Police and MetLife Stadium administrators are warning "Swifties" to pre-purchase round-trip public transportation tickets ahead of time on the service's mobile app due to heavy traffic. Meanwhile, emergency services assisted a pregnant woman who went into labor after the end of Swift's concert in Gillette Stadium in Massachusetts.