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America First News
27 May 2023
#politics
Fox News: Biden falsely claims he has 'four granddaughters,' again omitting Hunter's child with ex-stripper
President Biden excluded his fifth granddaughter, born out of wedlock to Hunter Biden and Lunden Roberts, from his remarks about his four granddaughters during an event for the LSU women's basketball team's national championship at the White House. He has repeatedly refused to acknowledge the four-year-old granddaughter, who he left out of a Christmas stocking display two years in a row and has never mentioned in public. The White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre has also declined to comment on the matter.
Hunter Biden and Lunden Roberts reportedly disagree over the surname of their daughter, with Roberts wanting her to be able to use the Biden name. However, Hunter is fighting the name change in court. Hunter met Roberts while she was working as a stripper at a club in Washington, D.C. while he was dating the widow of his late brother Beau. President Biden has never mentioned his granddaughter in public, despite repeatedly acknowledging his other grandchildren, causing controversy and leading to criticism.
Daily Wire: NYC Mayor Plans To Stop Crime By Not Stopping It At All
Witless New York City Mayor Eric Adams unveils a new anti-shoplifting plan that involves not stopping shoplifting at all. The plan includes giving first-time offenders intervention instead of prosecution, using kiosks to connect thieves with social service programs and providing store employees with "de-escalation" training.
#society
The Epoch Times: Target Donated Millions of Dollars to Group That Promotes LGBT Activism in Schools
Activist group GLSEN, which has a partnership with Target, has been criticised for offering LGBT-affirming texts to US schools. GLSEN has said it has sent 46,000 books to 4,600 schools as part of its Rainbow Library project, which focuses on works with stories related to trans and non-binary individuals, as well as issues surrounding the LGBT+ community. GLSEN also encourages teachers to discuss sex and gender, including during maths lessons. Target has donated more than $2m to GLSEN over a decade, with this year’s contribution standing at $250,000. Target has recently removed some of its LGBT-affirming items from stores due to threats to employees.
The Epoch Times: Grand Opening Marks Milestone for Newport Beach Animal Shelter
After six years of fundraising and $2.5 million, the new Newport Beach Animal Shelter has officially opened to the public. The 1,600-square-foot shelter has a 750-square-foot kennel to house a variety of animals and will be used for animal adoptions, veterinary services, animal control, dog licensing, wildlife management, and animal behavioral training. The shelter was funded by private donations facilitated by Friends of Newport Beach Animal Shelter and will be staffed by both the animal control department and shelter volunteers.
The Epoch Times: Montana Becomes First State to Ban Drag Story Hour
Montana has banned "drag story hours" for children in public schools and libraries. The legislation prohibits minors from attending "sexually oriented shows" and defines a drag queen or king as “a male or female performer who adopts a flamboyant or parodic persona,” whilst defining “drag story hour” as “an event hosted by a drag queen or drag king who reads children’s books.” The new bill was signed into effect by Montana's Republican Gov. Greg Gianforte who believes it's "wildly inappropriate for little kids, especially preschoolers and kids in elementary school, to be exposed to sexualized content.” The Montana legislation is unique as it does not require a sexual element to be present, which could leave less room for legal challenges.
The Blaze: Dylan Mulvaney advertises K18 hair oil
K18 Hair continues to use transgender figure Dylan Mulvaney to promote its products, despite backlash faced by Anheuser-Busch after enlisting him to advertise Bud Light beer. Mulvaney posted a video on Instagram advertising hair oil and people sounded off in the comments, with some calling for a boycott of the brand. Mulvaney’s relationship with K18 predates the Bud Light controversy and he has previously advertised a Nike bra and leggings on Instagram. Some people have boycotted Bud Light since the brand partnered with Mulvaney to promote the beverage.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Microsoft: Chinese Hackers Compromised U.S. Communications to Allies in Pacific
China-backed hacking group Volt Typhoon attacked U.S. communications infrastructure in the Pacific island Guam, which plays a crucial role in the U.S.'s potential response to Chinese aggression against Taiwan, according to Microsoft's cybersecurity report. Microsoft identified the group as state-sponsored and explained that their aim may be to disrupt U.S. communications to Asia during future crises. The hacked organizations include those in communications, transportation, construction, government, and more. Agency for the Five Eyes intelligence alliance issued a bulletin guiding companies' response to the attack; however, China denies any involvement and accused Five Eyes of disinformation.
#culture
The Federalist Papers: 'Evil and Demonic': Ice Cube Reveals How He Feels About New Trend Happening in Music
Ice Cube has labeled the use of AI to produce music "demonic," warning that he believes AI will receive backlash from "organic people." He stressed that he feels musicians and artists should return to authenticity and recording with a real voice. He pointed out a distinction between the use of AI to "make a new song they never approved" versus sampling a recording that has already been approved, noting that the former is "evil and demonic." Critics of Ice Cube's opinion have noted that his own genre of West Coast rap has relied heavily on sampling, which sees previously recorded audio used in another piece of music.
Fox News: Mike Tindall complains about King Charles coronation: 'Quite frustrating'
Mike Tindall, Princess Anne's son-in-law, speaks out about his seat at King Charles' coronation. Tindall reveals that he couldn't see the coronation ceremony from where he sat, but he had a television mounted on the wall. Tindall sat beside his wife, Zara Phillips, in the row behind Prince Harry, Princess Eugenie, and Princess Beatrice. The couple became engaged in 2010 and wed the following year. They share three children: Mia, 8, Lena, 4, and Lucas, 1.
#health
The Epoch Times: Engineering Firm Fined $250,000 After Worker Crushed
An engineering firm was fined $250k after a worker died while dismantling a cheese factory in Leitchville, Victoria in 2017. Glen Parsons was crushed by a 770kg condenser, as equipment was being prepared for transportation after the factory was sold. Neither Parsons nor his colleague had the necessary skills to safely lift the equipment, whilst a supervisor was away and unable to return. Despite being found guilty of one charge of failing to ensure worker supervision, A1 Engineering avoided three other health and safety charges. Andrew Buchanan Engineering, owned by the absent site supervisor, was fined $300k after pleading guilty to involvement in Parsons' death.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Ex-Marine Gets 50 Years to Life for Shooting Death Outside San Diego Bar
Former Marine Damani Jerry Wiltshire-Beal sentenced to 50 years to life for fatally shooting Kyle Delangel outside a San Diego bar after an altercation between the defendants and several women. Wiltshire-Beal was convicted of murder and firearm use; co-defendant Samuel Victor Perez gets a county jail term for being an accessory after the fact. The shooting was described as a gratuitous murder with no provocation and took place while Wiltshire-Beal was an active-duty Marine at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar.
The Epoch Times: Taxi Driver Killed, 3 Hurt in Wrong-Way Crash on 110 Freeway in Los Angeles
A head-on collision caused by a wrong-way driver resulted in the death of a taxi driver and injuries to three others on a freeway in downtown Los Angeles. The suspect, who was driving the wrong way, was arrested and hospitalized for major injuries.
#sports
Forbes: Eibar And President Amaia Gorostiza Dream Again As Spain’s Segunda Hots Up
Eibar is vying for a chance to break into the first division football league in Spain for only the second time in its history. The team is guided by Amaia Gorostiza, its charismatic female president, who has been in the role for seven years. Promotion to the first division would make Gorostiza the longest-serving woman president and further cement her status as one of Spanish soccer's most successful women.
#technology
Breitbart: Report: Tesla Whistleblower Leaks Internal Safety Files on Disturbing Incidents Like 'Phantom Braking'
A leak of over 1,000 internal Tesla documents reveals a disturbing pattern of the company ignoring customer complaints about risky Autopilot bugs. German news outlet Handelsblatt acquired the files, which contained accident reports involving phantom braking or unintended acceleration. It appears that this was actually an existing policy at Tesla, with the reports labelled “for internal use only” and instructions that information may only be passed on “VERBALLY to the customer”. Despite growing concerns, Tesla consistently failed to address reports of dangerous issues.
#other
The Epoch Times: Group Advocating ‘Race-Blind America’ Wants Medical Schools to Admit DEI’s Harm
Color Us United, a nonprofit advocating for a race-blind America, is stepping up its pushback against diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in medical schools. Following a successful campaign that drove the University of North Carolina system to end its task force on social justice in medicine, CUU aims to persuade medical schools like Harvard and Johns Hopkins to admit the harm DEI causes in medicine. CUU President Kenny Xu wants to make the case that DEI's preferences and admissions criteria are lowering the quality of doctors and standards of care. The nonprofit will email UNC at Chapel Hill employees to ask about continued DEI training and expand its efforts against DEI to other top medical schools.
Earlier this year, UNC ended the task force, which was part of the public institution's DEI initiatives, due to CUU's campaign. CUU spent $100,000 on its five-month campaign, which focused on lobbying and advertisements aimed at influencing the UNC system's board of trustees, alumni, state legislature, and the general public. The nonprofit's efforts will also highlight the need for a race-blind approach to recruitment and hiring in medical schools, arguing that qualifications matter more than race.
The Epoch Times: New Seafood Restaurant Claims Former Ruby's Building at Huntington Beach Pier
Broad St. Oyster Co. is set to open a new seafood restaurant at the end of Huntington Beach Pier, replacing the iconic Ruby's Diner, which closed down in 2021. Founder Christopher Tomkins had dreamed of opening a venue on the site for 15 years and plans to open the new location in July. It will be the seventh branch of the chain in California.