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America First News
28 May 2023
#politics
The Blaze: White House, Republicans reportedly strike a deal to raise the debt ceiling and avoid default
Reports indicate that the White House and Republicans have reached a preliminary agreement to raise the nation's debt ceiling, thereby averting a default situation. The deal will involve raising the debt limit for two years and capping government spending over the same period, and both parties will review the text of the agreement overnight. While aimed at enticing votes from both parties, some Democrats are reportedly unhappy with the proposed cuts involved in the deal.
The Federalist Papers: Gutfeld Shreds '80-Year-Old White Hag' Joy Behar After Host Took Shots at Black Republicans
Fox News host Greg Gutfeld has called out Joy Behar, co-host of ABC’s “The View,” for her comments against black Republicans like Tim Scott. Behar likened Scott to Clarence Thomas and claimed that Scott did not truly understand the challenges facing black Americans today, nor does he understand “systemic” racism pervading American society. Gutfeld hit back at Behar, saying that it was hypocritical and outrageous for an old white woman to lecture black people on anti-black racism especially one who has appeared in blackface before. Gutfeld argued that by demonizing people who are in any way conservative, regardless of their background, the left cannot tolerate any dissent from their worldview. This includes minorities who have, historically, been claimed by the left as their own.
The Epoch Times: Opposition Questions Labor's Decision to Cut Home Affairs Budget
Senate estimates have revealed the Australian government's Home Affairs department may be underfunded by over $1 billion, leaving concerns over the country's national security. The department had been promised a budget of $8.59 billion but received $7.48 billion, cutting $300 million this financial year alone, with nearly $1.1 billion lost over two years. Opposition Home Affairs Minister James Paterson questioned whether serious national security issues can afford to lose such sums and called for more attention from the federal government. Head of Home Affairs Michael Pezzullo played down the concern, stating his confidence in receiving necessary funding to succeed in his agency's tasks.
#economy
Daily Wire: White House, Republicans Reach Tentative Agreement On Debt Ceiling: Report
Biden and McCarthy have supposedly reached an agreement in principle to avoid a potential disaster of a default. This comes after Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned that the federal government would default on June 5 if an agreement was not reached.
Breitbart: Cleveland Fed Pres: We 'Haven't Been Making Very Strong Progress on Inflation'
Federal Reserve Bank President Loretta Mester has expressed concern regarding the slowing pace of progress on inflation, citing the recent Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) price index. Mester stated “price pressures remain pretty darn high and pretty stubborn” and that the news of slow progress is concerning. The inflation progress has moved slowly and signs of inconsistency have led to growing concern over remaining stubborn pieces that need to be addressed.
#culture
Fox News: Heidi Klum sunbathes topless in cheeky bikini bottoms after turning heads at Cannes gala
Heidi Klum posts topless photo on Instagram wearing only black thong bikini bottoms with a white rose in hand while on the French Riviera. She was attending events all week with her husband on the 76th Cannes Film Festival, which ended on Sunday. On Thursday, Klum wore feather-trimmed Georges Hobeika mini dress with a pair of sparkly silver sandals to attend the amfAR Gala. On Tuesday, Klum had a wardrobe malfunction on the red carpet at the premiere of "La Passion De Dodin Bouffant." on the same festival.
#health
Fox News: SIDS linked to brain abnormality that increases babies’ risk in ‘unsafe sleep conditions,’ study finds
A new study led by researchers at Boston Children’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School reveals that abnormalities in a particular receptor in the medulla oblongata, part of the lower brain stem that regulates autonomic and respiratory function, may cause some unexplained sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) deaths. The study found that when a baby isn’t getting enough oxygen, the serotonin receptor 2A/C triggers the baby’s natural instinct to gasp for air. Researchers analysed brain tissue from 70 infants who died, and all 58 of the babies who died from SIDS were shown to have the altered serotonin receptor 2A/C. Experts recommend safe sleep habits such as putting babies to sleep on their backs on a firm, flat surface at naptime and bedtime.
#sports
Fox News: Aaron Rodgers spotted at Taylor Swift concert at MetLife Stadium, home of his new Jets
Aaron Rodgers, the New York Jets quarterback, was spotted at Taylor Swift's concert at MetLife Stadium over the weekend. He has been making the most of his new environment since being traded from the Green Bay Packers, attending Rangers and Knicks playoff games with his teammates. He has described his experience as a dream come true.
Forbes: Team Building: How The Oklahoma City Thunder Has Seen Expedited Success
Oklahoma City Thunder's success in talent evaluation comes from drafting players based on their personality traits as well as on-court skills. Led by Sam Presti, OKC's roster fits well both on and off the court. In the upcoming 2023 NBA Draft, OKC will select at No. 12, No. 37 and No. 50 overall, working to select prospects that fit the team culture and show promise on the court.
The Epoch Times: Elina Svitolina Wins Strasbourg Tournament for 1St Title Since Becoming a Mom
Two-time Grand Slam semifinalist Elina Svitolina wins first WTA title in nearly two years, since becoming a mother in October. Svitolina beat Anna Blinkova 6-2, 6-3 in final at Internationaux de Strasbourg. At No. 508 Svitolina is the lowest-ranked woman to win a tour title since an unranked Kim Clijsters at the 2009 U.S. Open.
#other
Breitbart: Chinese Influencer Dies After Consuming Baijiu Spirits on Douyin Platform
Chinese live-streamer Brother Three Thousand, real name Wang, reportedly died after drinking seven bottles of Baijiu, a strong alcoholic drink, in just one sitting while livestreaming on Douyin, China's equivalent to TikTok. The incident has sparked calls for stronger regulation of the country's livestreaming industry. Douyin has since banned drinking during livestreams, although Wang had already been banned from the app before for similar actions. He had circumvented the ban by creating new accounts.
Fox News: Chef Tom Colicchio's sour cherry BBQ wings: Try the recipe
Well-known Chef Tom Colicchio has partnered with Do Good Chicken to offer a yummy take on a finger-licking-good staple with his recipe for sour cherry BBQ wings. Colicchio advises starting out with dry wings to help crisp the skin even more and broiling the wings in the oven for the final two minutes to get extra crispy and the cherry glaze really sticky. One can also mix leftover cherry glaze with mayo or sour cream as a dipping sauce.
Breitbart: BBC Disinformation Tsar Says Getting Trolled Justifies Investigating Public
The BBC launched a new unit to expose “conspiracy theories” and their connections to the “far-right” and “alternative media”. The unit, called ‘BBC Verify’, aims to track polarization online using undercover fake social media accounts. Presenter Marianna Spring rebuffed criticisms of the division and dismissed it as “trolling” and welcomed those to stay tuned for her latest Radio 4 podcast and upcoming investigations. Critics of the division accuse the BBC of a left-liberal bias and violating its mandated political neutrality. Chairman of the Bow Group, Ben Harris-Quinney, has called for the abolition of the license fee and the breaking up the broadcaster.