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America First News
29 May 2023
#politics
Red State: The Dirty Little Secret About the Biden-McCarthy Debt Celling Deal No One Has Addressed Yet
Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy is being praised for keeping the GOP caucus together during the debt limit armageddon, but the Freedom Caucus is unhappy with the compromise made with Biden regarding spending cuts. Twitter is now seeing the hashtag , questioning McCarthy's leadership. It remains to be seen if he will drop out of the Speaker race again.
#war
The Epoch Times: Russia Unleashes Largest Drone Attack on Ukrainian Capital Ahead of Kyiv Day
Russia launched an unprecedented drone attack on Kyiv, apparently the largest since the war began. Reports suggest that 52 of the 54 Russian drones were shot down and it is unclear how many were over Kyiv. The attacks were carried out in several waves and it appears to have been the first deadly attack on Kyiv in May. Falling debris killed a 41-year-old man. The attacks were mostly aimed at military and critical infrastructure sites, with several districts of Kyiv suffering during the overnight assault. This occurred after combat clashes appeared to have eased around the besieged city of Bakhmut in southeastern Ukraine. It is unclear what prompted the attacks, but Ukraine believes them to be connected with its history and the "insecure Russians". France has strongly condemned the act as a war crime and called for punishment.
Euromaidan Press: Russo-Ukrainian War. Day 459: Ukraine ready to launch a counteroffensive
Day 459 of Russian aggression against Ukraine: Russia continues to launch missile and air strikes across Ukraine and attempts to seize Luhansk and Donetsk oblasts. Ukrainian Defense Forces repelled 21 enemy attacks, and Russian troops shelled nine oblasts in Ukraine. Ukraine is ready to launch a counteroffensive against Russian troops but has not yet begun. Russia is also planning a false-flag operation at Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant.
#military
The Epoch Times: Arizona Woman Honors Late Veteran Husband on Memorial Day With Flowers and a Cup of Coffee
Diana Espinosa honors her deceased husband, U.S. Navy veteran Ernest Arsenio Espinosa, on Memorial Day by visiting his grave at the Arizona Veterans’ Memorial Cemetery in Marana. She places flowers and black coffee, his favorite, on his headstone. While the pain is still there every day, she finds comfort knowing he’s in a better place. The cemetery serves as the final resting place for nearly 6,000 veterans and is a place of beauty and honor. Diana finds solace in her family, who keeps her going, and feels proud that Ernest served his country.
Ernest Arsenio Espinosa served in the U.S. Navy from 1977-1983 and traveled the world extensively. He was a skilled tradesman and plumbing contractor, but his passion was his Christian faith. Ernest was a kind and gentle man who loved nature, sports, and reading his Bible every morning. He was patriotic, and his love for the sea inspired him to serve his country in the Navy proudly. Diana Espinosa finds solace by visiting his grave at the Arizona Veterans’ Memorial Cemetery in Marana and is proud of her husband’s service.
#crime
Human Events: British TikTok menace ‘Mizzy’ faces charges for hijacking train
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London TikToker Mizzy faces new charge for endangering public after entering train cab and messing with controls. He remains in custody on four separate charges, including three for pranks allegedly committed. Mizzy was previously issued a two-year criminal behavior order banning him from posting videos without documented consent. He breached the order and now faces further consequences.
Fox News: Arizona mom pleads guilty to locking 6-year-old son in closet, starving him to death
An Arizona mom pleaded guilty to locking her 6-year-old son in a closet for 16 hours a day and starving him to death. The boy's parents and grandmother were arrested and charged. The mother will be sentenced later this summer and could face life in prison without parole.
The Epoch Times: Minister Lametti 'Open to' Rewriting Mail Regulations to Give More Powers to Postal Inspectors
The Canadian government is reviewing a law that would allow postal inspectors to open and inspect suspicious letters as drug dealers are using the postal service to traffic contraband. Police chiefs have been requesting legal authority to seize mail in transit since 2015, however, civil liberties advocates warned that the process would lead to problems. The current regulations prohibit the inspection of letters weighing 30 grams or under. The federal government's proposed changes have raised concerns over the protection of human rights and privacy under the charter.
#sports
Forbes: Outlining Potential Moves For OKC Thunder On Draft Night
The 2023 NBA Draft is approaching and the Oklahoma City Thunder has three picks, which could complicate their roster. GM Sam Presti may choose to move up or back, sell or buy additional picks to maximize the draft's value while avoiding a roster crunch. With a future surplus of draft capital, the Thunder is at a crossroads, and these scenarios make sense depending on the offers that are on the table.
#other
Fox News: Jay Leno says it would take a 'stroke' to force him to retire after recent scares
Comedian Jay Leno, who suffered burns and multiple fractures in motorcycle accident in the last year, joked that it would take a stroke to force him into retirement. Leno suffered serious burns to his hands, chest and face as a result of a fire at his Burbank garage last November. The accident led to him receiving hyperbaric chamber treatment at the Grossman Burn Center in West Hills. Despite these accidents, Leno has continued to work and will make several stand-up appearances over the summer.
Daily Wire: Belarus Says Western Politicians Crossing Strategic ‘Red Lines’ Could Provoke Russia To Use Nuclear Arms
Belarus' state secretary threatened to use tactical nuclear weapons in a warning to the West not to cross strategic "red lines" with Russia. Belarus' President Alexander Lukashenko allowed Russia to use its territory to launch the war in Ukraine. Belarus and Russia signed a deal confirming the weapons deployment, which will remain under the control of the Kremlin. U.S. officials believe Russia has around 2,000 tactical nuclear weapons designed for military forces to use on the battlefield against enemy troops. The weapons include aircraft-carried bombs, short-range missile warheads, and artillery rounds. U.S. State Department officials condemned Russia transporting the weapons in a briefing last week, calling it the latest example of irresponsible behavior.