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America First News
27 May 2023
#politics
American Thinker: Impending 'Pistol Brace' Rule Seeks to Subvert American Electoral System and Her Citizenry
The Biden administration is set to launch a rule that would make millions of law-abiding firearms owners felons for owning a device approved by the ATF. The rule will affect all congressional districts, and may not even be put to a vote in Congress. The resolution allowing for congressional disapproval of the rule has 188 cosponsors and is twice as popular as any other resolution scheduled for a vote this week. The resolution needs a vote before the deadline, and voting for it will help in restoring legitimacy to Congress.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Kamikaze drones reportedly attack oil facility in Russia’s Pskov Oblast 450 km from Ukraine
Two UAVs attacked an oil pipeline infrastructure in Russia's Pskov Oblast, according to the region's governor. The attack targeted the Transneft pumping station, damaging administrative buildings but causing no casualties.
#economy
Forbes: Indian Billionaire Micky Jagtiani, Founder Of Retailing Giant Landmark Group, Dies At Age 71
Indian billionaire Mukesh "Micky" Jagtiani, the founder of retail conglomerate Landmark Group, passed away in Dubai on Friday after battling diabetes. Jagtiani started Landmark with $6,000 in family money as a single baby products store in Bahrain in 1973 targeting South Asian immigrants. Today, Landmark is one of the largest retail and hospitality conglomerates in the Middle East and India, employing 42,000 people and operating over 2,200 outlets across 24 countries. The group's store brands include Centrepoint, Babyshop, Shoemart, Splash, and Home Centre; while in the hotel and restaurant space, it operates such brands as Citymax budget hotels, Nando's, Krispy Kreme, and Carluccio's.
#health
The Epoch Times: Washington Doctor Facing Probe for Criticizing COVID Policies Wins Emergency Injunction
An appeals court in Washington state has granted an emergency injunction to retired doctor Richard J. Eggleston, who was facing disciplinary action from the Washington Medical Commission (WMC) over articles he wrote challenging the official COVID-19 narrative in 2021. The WMC filed charges against him for spreading false information and misinformation about the SARS-CoV-2 virus and its treatments, but Dr. Eggleston maintains his articles are protected under the First Amendment's guarantee of free speech. The injunction provides a temporary reprieve, halting the disciplinary proceedings while the court further examines the case. The court's decision to grant the emergency injunction could potentially resolve the entire proceedings, saving time and resources.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Indiana Funeral Director Pleads Guilty to 40 Theft Counts After Decomposing Bodies Found
Funeral home director Randy Lankford pleaded guilty to over 40 counts of felony theft after 31 decomposing bodies and the cremains of 17 others were found at his Indiana funeral home. Lankford was charged with failing to complete funeral services he was paid for and must pay restitution of $46,000 to 53 families. He faces 12 years proposed sentence and is on home incarceration until the formal sentencing is announced.
The Epoch Times: Stepfather of Murdered Delaware 3-Year-Old Pleads Guilty to Child Endangerment
Stepfather of a 3-year-old girl whose burned remains were found on a softball field pleaded guilty to child endangerment, served probation, and was ordered to undergo substance abuse and mental health evaluations. His wife, the girl's mother, also pleaded guilty to abuse, murder, and endangerment charges. She faces sentencing in July while her husband's sentencing is expected to be in the fall. The couple was arrested over a year after the child's body was found and was indicted on charges related to child abuse, endangerment, and hindering prosecution, as well as other charges involving Emma's siblings.
#sports
Forbes: FC Barcelona Could Sign Three World Cup Winners Including Lionel Messi: Reports
FC Barcelona is reportedly interested in signing three World Cup winners, including Lionel Messi, this summer. Messi's contract with Paris Saint Germain is set to expire on June 30, and Barcelona is trying to convince La Liga to make a deal work amid Financial Fair Play difficulties. While Messi has an offer on the table from Al-Hilal, Barcelona could sign him on a free transfer. In addition to Messi, Barcelona is also considering signing his teammate, Angel Di Maria, and midfielder Leo Paredes.
#other
The Epoch Times: First Republic Hit With 1,000 Job Cuts After California Bank Was Seized and Sold to JPMorgan
First Republic Bank is letting about 1,000 employees go a month after being acquired by JP Morgan Chase in the second-largest bank failure in US history. Roughly 7,200 employees were offered jobs by JP Morgan, meaning that 15% of bank employees were laid off. Those not offered jobs with JP Morgan will receive an additional 60 days of pay and benefits and will receive additional payments based on length of service.