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America First News
29 May 2023
#illegals
The Federalist Papers: Veteran Lawman Dies After Violent Struggle with Illegal Immigrant Less Than Half His Age
A Florida lawman, Sgt. Michael Kunovich, has been killed after a violent struggle with an illegal immigrant. The suspect, 18-year-old Vergilio Aguilar Mendez, ignored commands from Kunovich and attempted to escape, leading to a fight. Mendez retrained and was handcuffed, but was able to arm himself with a knife while restrained, causing Kunovich to suffer a heart attack. Mendez is currently being held on charges of murder and resisting arrest.
#politics
Newsbusters: CNN Edits Fox to Bury Critique of Media Over Biden Family Scandal
CNN deliberately edited the words of Congressman James Comer to imply that he was taking credit for lowering President Biden's approval ratings with his congressional investigation into the Biden family's dealings. However, in the full interview on Fox & Friends First, Comer explains that his investigation has caused the media to pay attention and report on the issue, as the American people are keeping up with the investigation into potential public corruption. CNN's attempt to undermine the investigation was sponsored in part by Sling TV.
#military
The Epoch Times: Army Air Force Pilot From Pennsylvania Killed During WWII Accounted For, Authorities Say
World War II pilot James Litherland, from Pennsylvania, has been identified 77 years after he died in the conflict. Litherland was a co-pilot on a B-17F Flying Fortress that was shot down by enemy fire in France in February 1944. Dental and anthropological analysis and DNA evidence were used to identify the remains found at the crash site as Litherland's. His daughter Suzanne Walker said the efforts to identify him were "amazing". The pilot will be buried in Williamsport, alongside his father and grandfather.
Forbes: Today’s Wordle #709 Hints, Clues And Answer For Monday, May 29th
Memorial Day is celebrated in the US to honor military personnel who passed away while serving the country. It is a good day to hang out with friends and family. The Wordle of the day has more vowels than consonants, with the hint being "the house of Disney."
#religion
Fox News: Seattle protesters tell patriotic Kirk Cameron he's 'growing to be a real pain'
Actor-writer Kirk Cameron encountered protesters at his Seattle children's book event. While many parents and children attended the event, a few protesters held a sign reading, "You are growing to be a real pain." Cameron's new children's book, "Pride Comes Before The Fall," aims to teach children the importance of being humble and kind. He plans to release books that address the other seven deadly sins as well. His book is currently out, and he has more events planned as part of his tour.
The Epoch Times: John Paul II Would Not Have Supported The Voice
Religious leaders, including Archbishop of Perth Timothy Costelloe and Archbishop of Melbourne Peter Comensoli, and various Christian denominations have expressed support for the proposed amendment to the Australian Constitution to include an Indigenous Voice to Parliament and the Executive, calling it a step towards a more just and equitable Australia. However, not all clergy members are in agreement, and a 1986 speech by Pope St John Paul II highlighted the need for just and mutually recognized agreements without causing new injustices and respect for the dignity and growth of the human person. Aboriginal people are already part of the broader political system, and it is important to end the obsession with identity and the idea that they are perpetual victims in need of special measures.
#history
The American Spectator: Memorial Day: Classical Wisdom and the Last Full Measure of Devotion
Memorial Day originated from the tradition of family members laying flowers on the graves of soldiers who died in the Civil War. The holiday expanded after World War I to honor soldiers who died in combat. Classical education, as exemplified by Abraham Lincoln’s readings of Euclid’s Elements, Shakespeare, and Thucydides’ History of the Peloponnesian War, provided Lincoln with the vocabulary and concepts necessary to navigate the Civil War. Memorial Day is an occasion to remember the fallen soldiers who fought to preserve America’s liberties, and to rededicate ourselves to the cause of securing, protecting, and cherishing those blessings of liberty.
The Imaginative Conservative: Decoration Day, Memorial Day, & Fallen Heroes
Memorial Day originates with the Civil War as “Decoration Day”. Southern women took up the task of decorating the graves of what turns out to have been hundreds and hundreds of thousands of their fallen heroes. Today, the day is a highly civilized expression of gratitude and love for fallen heroes. Most Americans, however, are detached from the meaning of the day. While our country is more than ever a meritocracy based on productivity, Memorial Day is a reminder of those who fought and died for something greater than themselves.
#health
The Federalist Papers: Parents Speak Out After Teen Daughter Dies from 'Chroming' - Latest Alarming Social Media Trend
A 13-year-old Australian girl died after participating in a social media trend called "chroming," which involves inhaling deodorant aerosol for a high. The incident occurred while Esra Haynes was at a sleepover and her friends initially thought she was having a panic attack. Although she was rushed to the emergency room, her parents eventually made the difficult decision to remove her from life support when they learned that her brain was beyond repair. Her parents are calling for every school to teach CPR and for aerosol manufacturers to take steps to prevent such incidents.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Shooting at New Mexico's Red River Motorcycle Rally Kills 3, Wounds 5
Three people were killed and five were wounded in a shooting between motorcycle gangs at an annual rally in Red River, New Mexico. The shooters have been apprehended and there is no threat to the community, according to the mayor. The number one priority is the safety and wellbeing of the local community.
#sports
Forbes: AEW Double Or Nothing 2023 Results: Winners And Grades As Jade Cargill Loses
Jade Cargill loses to Kris Statlander, ending her impressive run mostly kept afloat by her own star power. AEW Double or Nothing advertised a Pillars main event, Blackjack Battle Royal, AEW World Tag Team Championships, and more. Orange Cassidy wins the Blackjack Battle Royal, Adam Cole defeats Chris Jericho in a lackluster match, FTR defeats Jeff Jarrett and Jay Lethal, Wardlow defends the TNT Title against Christian Cage in a ladder match, and more. The event garnered 846,000 viewers, and Toni Storm shockingly won the AEW Women’s World Championship.
The Federalist Papers: Blink-And-You'll-Miss-It Moment in NBA Playoffs Is First of Its Kind Since Michael Jordan in 1989
Boston Celtics guard Derrick White sank a game-winning shot with time expiring while facing elimination and his team trailing, sending the Eastern Conference Finals back to Boston for a Game 7. This is only the second time in NBA history that a player has made a game-winning buzzer-beater when facing elimination and the team trailed prior to the shot. The first was Michael Jordan in 1989 against the Cleveland Cavaliers. Whether White's shot will be iconic or just a footnote will be determined by the outcome of Game 7.
Forbes: Tanner Bibee, Logan Allen Two Latest Graduates Of Cleveland Guardians’ Pitching Factory
The Cleveland Guardians rely on their home-grown pitching rotation to defend their Central Division title. Despite injuries to their projected starting rotation, the team's ability to draft and develop pitchers at a steady rate has helped them weather the storm. Rookies Tanner Bibee and Logan Allen have made positive contributions to the team, with both having outstanding performances in their first six starts. The Guardians' pitching factory has a reputation for identifying college pitchers that the team can turn into successful major league pitchers, making it easier for them to maintain a steady inventory of pitching prospects.
#science
The Blaze: Stanford professor says aliens are 100% already on Earth living among us and have 'been here a long time'
Dr. Garry Nolan from Stanford University claims that aliens have visited earth and have been here for a long time, during a conference titled "The Pentagon, Extraterrestrial Intelligence and Crashed UFOs" held in New York City. According to Nolan, while aliens aren't walking among us in "skin suits", they have been here for a long time and are an advanced form of intelligence that have been using intermediate objects. Nolan likens this to when South American tribes saw Spanish ships for the first time and didn't understand what they were seeing. He defends his belief in extraterrestrials by saying that the government's All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office has 25 people working in it and is tasked with documenting all UFO sightings.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: Rio Grande Gorge Bridge: Your Complete Guide
The Rio Grande Gorge Bridge spans the Rio Grande Gorge in north-central New Mexico, with a length of 1,280 feet and a center span of 600 feet. It was built between 1963 and 1965 and has won several awards for its beauty. Visitors can park and walk the trail on the west side of the bridge, but authorities are trying to deter suicides by installing higher fencing, adding more security, or installing hotline buttons.
The Royal Gorge Bridge in Colorado is the tallest bridge in the United States, while the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway in Louisiana is the longest bridge. China has eight of the top 10 highest bridges in the world, with the Duge Bridge being the tallest at 1,854 feet.