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America First News
29 May 2023
#politics
Human Events: Jane Fonda tells Cannes men need to face ‘arrest and jail’ for
causing climate crisis
Actress Jane Fonda criticized white men for creating the climate crisis and suggested they should be arrested and jailed. She also claimed there is a relationship between racism and climate change. Fonda is an elite activist who is not personally taking any action to combat climate change.
The Right Scoop: Trump claims DeSantis just fired his top campaign official, but is that true??
Trump falsely claimed that Florida Governor DeSantis fired his campaign manager due to a "complete disaster" of a campaign on Truth Social. However, this is not accurate as the person Trump referred to was a volunteer with a pro-DeSantis super PAC that DeSantis has no control over. Trump's statement doesn't make sense and is not truthful.
The Economist: Spain’s prime minister gambles on a snap general election
Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has called for snap general elections following a drubbing in local polls against the conservative opposition. The People's Party not only won former left-wing regional bastions but claimed Extremadura, which has been held by the Socialists since 1978. The two parties must now look to their flanks as the hard-right Vox is making gains and the coalition partner to the Socialists, Podemos, was pummelled. Meanwhile, Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been re-elected, tarnishing the country's democratic efforts, while militias with links to Ukrainian military and far-right groups are raiding Russia's Belgorod region.
Fox News: 'Squad' Democrat senses lack of frustration among Black Americans over reparations: 'People have lost hope'
Black Americans have "lost hope" for reparations due to Democrats' failure to explain how it would work, according to Rep. Jamaal Bowman. However, Black voters have been more passionate about student-loan forgiveness, voting rights, and police reform, according to a Democratic strategist. Support for reparations has been divided among the Democratic voter base and put party leaders in an uncomfortable position. While Black voters largely support reparations, support among Hispanics was 39% and 33% among Asians, according to polling from the Pew Research Center.
#society
Front Page Magazine: Memorial Day in a Divided Nation
Memorial Day has lost its original meaning of national reunification after the Civil War. Leftists are tearing down Confederate memorials and cemeteries, dividing the country. The solution is mutual respect for former enemies, as demonstrated by the mothers and wives who decorated the graves of their fallen sons and husbands, including those of the enemy. Mutual respect is essential for coexistence and avoiding civil war. Victory demands conviction, but rebuilding requires casting aside the conviction of superiority and recognizing enemies as men like us. Mutual respect can avert or be learned from civil war, as demonstrated by the reunification of the nation after the Civil War.
The Epoch Times: NTD News Today (May 29): Biden, McCarthy Look to Congress to Approve Deal; State Farm Halts New Home Insurance in California
Biden and McCarthy reached a deal to prevent default on U.S. debt but face congressional hurdles.
State Farm halts new policies on California homes due to inflation and wildfire risks.
Fox News: 'Boycott Target' rap climbs iTunes charts: 'Somebody has to stand up for the kids'
Forgiato Blow, a conservative rapper, has risen up the iTunes charts with his song "Boycott Target," which criticizes the company's LGBTQ Pride merchandise targeting children, including infants. Blow argues that the merchandise has no place in elementary schools and that someone needs to speak out for kids. The song with Jimmy Levy currently ranks number two on the iTunes US hip-hop chart despite the artist's claim that it has been shadow-banned from Apple's music platform. Blow also discussed drag queens in middle schools, new LGBTQ movements, and his previous boycott songs on Bud Light and Balenciaga.
The Federalist Papers: Father Takes a Stand When Daughter Loses to Trans Athlete: Blasts Officials of Skiing Competition
A transgender high school skier displaced a female competitor to take first place in a high school race. The victory has ignited controversy, with one father arguing that "women's sports [are] ruined by allowing males to compete in women’s sports." The father has taken issue with allowing athletes who went through male puberty to compete against biological females, calling it an “injustice to young women” that “cannot continue anywhere.” He also criticized the Democrats for turning this into a political issue and accused them of insufficient action.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine’s Verkhovna Rada approves 50-year sanctions on Iran
Ukraine imposes 50-year sanctions on Iran including a complete trade ban, suspension of transit resources, flights, and transportation within Ukraine. The sanctions also prohibit investments, transfer of technology and intellectual property rights, and electronic payment methods issued by Iranian residents. President Zelenskyy urged Iranians not to be accomplices in the Russian war and MP Zhelezniak confirmed the implementation of the restrictions.
#foreignaffairs
Daily Wire: What A Recent Trip To Japan Taught Me About Modern America
On a recent trip to Japan, the author felt that the United States is no longer a world leader or model in critical areas. The author observed Japan's competence in several areas, such as cultural health, public transit, and professional conduct. Japan prioritizes obligations towards others rather than individual rights, which the author believes can make society better.
Red State: Elon Levels Liberal Matt Yglesias With a Question About Free Speech He Can't Answer
Twitter owner Elon Musk and columnist Matty Yglesias had a recent feud over free speech. Twitter faced the choice between complying with Turkish law and being available in that country or being shut down. Musk had to school Yglesias that Twitter needs to act in accordance with the laws of the country it operates in.
#economy
The Blaze: Debt ceiling package would expedite approval of stalled natural gas pipeline project, bring millions in tax revenue to W. Virginia, Virginia
The debt ceiling bill includes a provision to expedite approval of the stalled Mountain Valley Pipeline. If approved, it is expected to generate jobs and tax revenue for West Virginia and Virginia. The completion of the pipeline has been delayed for years due to environmental concerns and permits.
Forbes: DeSantis Slams Debt Ceiling Deal As Trump Remains Largely Silent
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis criticized the new bipartisan debt ceiling agreement, saying that the country was "careening towards bankruptcy" and that the amount of spending allocated in the deal was “massive”. DeSantis expressed his support for the hard-right House Freedom Caucus members, who do not believe that non-military spending should be held flat at 2023 levels, claiming that the government's spending habits have been out of hand since the start of the pandemic, and that budget levels set were "totally inadequate" to tackle the country's economic slump.
Forbes: WGA Strike: Breaking Down The Fight
The WGA strike continues with writers and AMPTP far apart on key issues. WGA is fighting for better minimum and term employment for low paid writers, while demanding streamers to pay residuals based on viewership. AMPTP rejects this due to concerns over proprietary data and lack of clarity on measuring residuals on streaming platforms. Compromise seems unlikely at this stage.
#military
The Epoch Times: DeSantis Issues Memorial Day Warning About US Navy
Gov. Ron DeSantis, a Navy veteran who announced his 2024 presidential candidacy last week, expressed concern over the left-wing policies and political ideologies that have caused low morale and plummeting recruitment in the U.S. military. The governor stressed that big changes would be made to the military if he’s elected, although he did not elaborate on the changes. Last March, he and other top officials spoke about the military’s recruiting crisis during a Senate hearing, which was allegedly caused by the military’s pivot to “wokeness” and embracing of left-wing rules.
#crime
Daily Wire: Woman Allegedly Drives Drunk Onto Florida Beach Narrowly Missing Child, Car Ends Up In Water
A woman drove onto a crowded Florida beach, almost hitting a child, and then into the water, before being arrested and charged with DUI and reckless driving. Sarah Ramsammy, 26, told authorities she was trying to turn around on the shoreline and was not sure what happened. Her blood alcohol level was almost double the legal limit.
The Epoch Times: High School Student in Italy Wounds Teacher With Hunting Knife, Waves Toy Gun in Class
A 16-year-old student attacked his teacher with a hunting knife and waved a toy gun at classmates in a high school in a Milan suburb. The teacher suffered injuries to the arm and head and was admitted to a hospital, while the student was taken to a hospital psychiatric department for self-inflicted injuries. Police found the bloody knife and toy gun on a notebook on a desk, and reports indicated that the student had been having academic problems. Italy’s Education Minister visited the wounded teacher in the hospital and called for schools to be safe places and for psychologists to be introduced in schools.
#sports
The Epoch Times: Harold Varner III to Donate Purse From LIV Golf D.C.
Harold Varner III won the LIV Golf D.C. tournament by one shot over Branden Grace and Mito Pereira at Trump National Golf Club Washington, D.C. Varner shot a final-round 68 to finish at 12 under par. He plans to put his $4 million winnings toward his charitable organization, the HV3 Foundation. ( )
#outdoors
Fox News: Teen boy drowns at New Jersey beach over Memorial Day weekend; 4 others hospitalized
A 15-year-old boy drowned at Sandy Hook Beach in New Jersey, one of six people rescued from Beach B, which is not permitted for swimming, where there are no lifeguards. Two of the beachgoers were transported to Jersey Shore University Medical Center and three others were transported to Monmouth Medical Center. The teenager was pronounced dead after arrival and was not immediately identified. Weather officials had warned beachgoers of dangerous rip currents along coasts.
Fox News: Zoo joy: Hearts melt when orangutan 'asks' to see baby through enclosure, then 'kisses' glass
An orangutan at the Louisville Zoo in Kentucky impressed visitors when she knocked on the glass wall of her enclosure to get a better look at a three-month-old baby who was visiting. The animal gave the child two kisses on the glass, an incident which was caught on camera. Kayla Jaylen Natsiss, the baby's mother, filmed the incident and said everyone thought it was "the cutest thing ever". Orangutans live in solitude in the wild, eating wild fruits and making nests in vegetation to sleep in at night, according to the World Wildlife Fund. The animals enjoy one of the strongest parental bonds in nature and young orangutans stay with their mothers for up to 10 years .
All Outdoor: AllOutdoor Memorial Day Hunting Bonanza 2023 - Rifles, Ammo, Scopes
AllOutdoor Memorial Day Hunting Bonanza 2023 is here with hunting gear and rifles for outdoor enthusiasts across the nation. Memorial Day pays tribute to the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving in the armed forces and holds unique significance for hunting enthusiasts. Take the opportunity to honor the heroes and reflect on the responsibility and privilege that comes with exercising hunting rights.
#other
The Epoch Times: Green Pea & Asparagus Soup with Feta, Mint & Pita Croutons
Wholesome asparagus and green pea soup with feta cheese and pita croutons. Cook onions in olive oil, add 2.25 cups of peas, asparagus, chicken broth, salt and pepper; cover and simmer for 15 minutes. Add feta, mint, honey and fresh lemon juice and blend until smooth. Top with remaining feta, mint and pita croutons. Enjoy hot or cold.
Flag And Cross: Fox News Has Banned Employees from Saying One Particular Word On-Air, Tucker Carlson Insider Alleges
Fox News employees have allegedly been banned from saying the name "Tucker" on air, according to Chadwick Moore, author of the forthcoming book "Tucker." Moore claimed that all on-air talent at the station had been subjected to the ban since Tucker Carlson was pulled off the air a month ago with no official reason given for his absence. Moore also alleged that the network has a new policy that bans authors from promoting their books on-air unless they are published by HarperCollins.
The Epoch Times: Libyan Court Sentences 23 Suspected ISIS Terrorists to Death
Libyan court sentences 23 ISIS terrorists to death for attacks on Coptic Christians and destruction of public property. 14 others receive life sentences, while 9 get 3-12 years in prison and 5 are acquitted.