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America First News
29 May 2023
#illegals
Breitbart: Four States Send Troops, Cops to Support Texas Border Mission
Governors of four states have deployed police and military forces to support Texas Governor Greg Abbott's Operation Lone Star border security mission, in response to what they see as President Biden's open border policies. The states that have responded to Abbott's call for aid are Idaho, Florida, Nebraska, and Tennessee. Florida National Guard service members arrived in Texas over the weekend with drones, boats, two mobile command vehicles, and five fixed-wing aircraft with supporting crews, as 100 state troopers from Nebraska, Idaho State Police officers, and 100 members of the Tennessee National Guard joined the Lone Star effort.
#politics
The Epoch Times: Canada Must Strengthen the Nation-State and Stop Eroding Its Sovereignty: Brian Peckford
Former Newfoundland and Labrador premier Brian Peckford has stressed the need for a united effort to restore democracy in Canada at the Reclaiming Canada Conference in Victoria. The conference aimed to "advance our freedom and to repair the damage stemming from political and societal dissonance”. Peckford advocated the importance of nation-state sovereignty and the need for politicians to be honest, publish annual statements and ensure the appointment of judges more accountable to the people they serve. Leading journalist, doctor, and legal professionals attended along with freedom activists, and B.C. Conservative Party leader John Rustad criticised political parties for avoiding transparency.
Fox News: 365 Belarusians sanctioned by Poland over journalist's 'draconian' jail sentence
Poland has imposed sanctions on 365 Belarusian citizens and frozen the assets of 20 entities and 16 individuals with Russian capital in response to a verdict against a journalist. The 365 Belarusians will be barred from entering the Schengen area, including lawmakers, judges, prosecutors, and athletes. Belarus is on Poland's northeastern border and is led by authoritarian president, Alexander Lukashenko, who has held power since 1994.
Poland has sanctioned 365 Belarusians and frozen the assets of 36 Russian-linked entities over authoritarian President Alexander Lukashenko's governments decision to uphold the eight-year prison sentence of a Polish-Belarusian journalist. Meanwhile, migrants were stuck at Poland's border wall with Belarus, with Polish authorities not allowing them in to request asylum.
The Federalist Papers: Trump and DeSantis Neck and Neck in Florida: New Poll
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis edges out former President Donald Trump by a fraction of a percentage point in a recent Victory Insights poll of likely 2024 Republican presidential candidates in Florida. DeSantis has gained 38.2% support compared to Trump's 38%, with the rest of the contenders relegated to single digits. However, 12% of probable Republican voters remained undecided. The margin of error is 3.9%.
According to a leaked audio from a DeSantis donor meeting, Florida's Republican voters might be the deciding factor in the GOP nomination. Tyron informed donors that "we're probably going to know who the nominee is after the state of Florida votes on March 19".
Breitbart: Liz Cheney Booed at Alma Mater Commencement Speech
Liz Cheney, a former Republican Congresswoman, was booed and faced backlash from graduates during her commencement speech at Colorado College. She spoke about her decision to choose truth over her party’s demand to lie about the 2020 election and the attack on the Capitol. Cheney lost her position as the GOP House conference chair and her 2022 re-election before settling into a professorship at the University of Virginia.
#society
The Epoch Times: Here's the Latest National Chain Facing Boycott Calls for Selling LGBT Onesies for Babies
Kohl's is facing boycott threats as it sells LGBT-related clothing for children during pride month according to social media users. The Wisconsin-based retailer is selling items including LGBTQ-related onesies, rainbow tutus, and slogan towels, bibs, candles, shorts and pillows for children. Conservative influencer Benny Johnson has questioned why Kohl's is selling “Pride Merch” for young infants and has been joined by others calling for a boycott, following recent similar moves against Target, Bud Light, and The North Face. Kohl's is already suffering from financial instability, with its stock falling by over 50% in the last year to trade around $20 per share.
The Epoch Times: Make Your Own Highly Effective Cleaning Products for Pennies to Save Dollars
Make cleaning supplies from ordinary household items! Use vinegar, ammonia, baking soda and dishwashing liquid to create your own all-purpose cleaner, window cleaner, floor cleaner, and more. It's safe, effective, and cheap. Save money and time with homemade cleaning products.
#war
Breitbart: Russia Launches Rare Daytime Missile Strike on Ukrainian Capital Kyiv
Russian missiles struck Kyiv for the second time in 24-hours; Ukrainian air defences shot down all 11 missiles; debris was seen scattered in different parts of the city. There is currently no information on casualties. Kyiv has faced nightly aerial raids this month, though had been relatively spared at the beginning of the year. It had been reported earlier on Monday that Kyiv had repelled another large number of overnight air strikes with no casualties. Russia has also targeted eastern regions of Ukraine, with one incident leaving one man dead and nine people injured.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Libyan court tries 51 suspected ISIS militants, 23 sentenced to death
Libyan court sentences 23 suspected ISIS militants to death for deadly attacks, including on Egyptian Coptic Christians. 14 others sentenced to life in prison. Nine defendants receive prison terms, while five are acquitted.
Breitbart: Report: Taliban Threatens to 'Conquer' Iran After Border Shootout
The Taliban threatened to conquer Iran in a video featuring a top jihadist, after Iran accused the Taliban of limiting the flow of water from the Helmand River and causing major water shortages in border regions. Iran and the Taliban regime, which both acknowledge themselves as Taliban's official interim government, have enjoyed merely superficially friendly relations, while Iran's state-run newspaper PressTV quoted Iranian President Raisi as warning Taliban leaders to "immediately give the people their water rights" in May. The recent tension has resulted in an escalation of violence, leading to a fatal shootout between Iranian border guards and the Taliban group on the border between Nimroz, Afghanistan, and Sistan and Baluchestan, Iran. This border region has experienced decades of tension between both the nations over the limited water supply.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Disney Defying DeSantis? Mouse House To Reportedly Double Down On Florida With $17B Investment
Disney plans to invest $17 billion in central Florida's Walt Disney World over the next decade, creating 13,000 jobs in the process. Despite Governor Ron DeSantis' "Don't Say Gay" law, which Disney opposed, the entertainment giant remains committed to the state. The move comes as DeSantis announced his candidacy for the 2024 Republican presidential primary via Twitter.
#culture
Forbes: 6 Easy Cocktails To Celebrate The Unofficial Kickoff To Summer
Looking for easy summer cocktails to make? Look no further than these recipes: Giselle Miami's Rendezvous with You (with vodka, peach syrup, lemon juice, basil, and lemonade), iichiko Shochu's Blueberry Mojito (with shochu, lime juice, simple syrup, blueberries, and club soda), Amal Miami's Guava Slay (with tequila, guava puree, lime juice, grapefruit juice, and soda), Byblos Miami's Marrakesh Garden (with gin, cucumber juice, lime juice, and mint syrup), Warren American Whiskey Kitchen's The Eagle (with gin, Chartreuse, citrus, orgeat, St. Germain, jalapeno, basil, and cucumber), and Carlos Ruiz's Mezcal Pimm's Spritz (with mezcal, Pimm's liquor, lime juice, simple syrup, cucumber, ginger ale, and Prosecco).
#health
The Epoch Times: WHO's Claim of Health Problems Caused by Artificial Sweeteners Is Based on Weak Evidence
Artificial sweeteners might raise the risk of severe health conditions such as type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease and even mortality, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). Despite 169 million Americans regularly using the sweeteners, analysis of 283 studies has found that they have minimal impact on body weight and fat and little effect on calorie intake. The recommendation applies to all non-nutritive sweeteners, whether synthetic, naturally occurring or modified, found in manufactured foods and beverages or sold for individual consumer use, and includes acesulfame K, aspartame, cyclamates, neotame, saccharin, sucralose, stevia and stevia derivatives. The WHO concluded their recommendation was “conditional” due to complicated patterns of use by study participants.
#sports
Fox News: Ex-Jets running back Le’Veon Bell rips former coach Adam Gase, admits to marijuana use before NFL games
Former New York Jets running back Le'Veon Bell pointed blame at ex-head coach Adam Gase during an interview and admitted to smoking marijuana before NFL games. Bell signed with the Jets in 2019 and talked about his lackluster run with the team during an appearance on a podcast, stating that "head coaches make a huge difference." Bell was critical of his lack of usage during games and even criticized play calling, revealing that the Jets’ quarterback, Sam Darnold, was left "confused" by Gase. He also opened up about his use of marijuana, admitting to regularly smoking, including before NFL games.
Euromaidan Press: Ukrainian tennis player disappointed by crowd’s boos for not shaking hands with Belarusian player
Ukrainian tennis player Marta Kostiuk was booed by the crowd after her loss to Belarusian player Aryna Sabalenka in the French Open due to her refusal to shake hands with Sabalenka after the match. Kostiuk has abstained from shaking hands with Russian and Belarusian players due to the ongoing war between Ukraine and these countries as a personal protest. She expressed disappointment and surprise at the crowd's reaction and emphasized that she will continue to abstain from shaking hands with Russian and Belarusian players. Sabalenka, upon realizing the boos were not directed at her, thanked the crowd for their support and stated that Kostiuk did not deserve to be treated in such a manner.
#science
Fox News: China to land astronauts on moon before 2030, officials say
China's space program plans to launch astronauts to the moon by 2030 and expand its space station, according to officials. The country is preparing for a "short stay on the lunar surface and human-robotic joint exploration" and will carry out two crewed missions a year. Three astronauts launched to the Tiangong space station on Tuesday morning, including a civilian payload expert. China has built its own space station, as it was excluded from the International Space Station, and aims to launch a fourth module "at an appropriate time to advance support for scientific experiments and provide the crew with improved working and living conditions."
#other
Forbes: Logan’s Shadow Darkens The Dramatic Finale Of ‘Succession’
The finale of HBO’s Succession sees the Roy siblings lose the game, never truly understanding the rules. Logan Roy's death halfway through didn't remove his poisonous presence as the siblings never managed to move past the toxic dynamic he created. Despite a brief moment of unity, the siblings explode in a humiliating display of resentment and incompetence, and the chance to inherit Waystar Royco is lost, leaving them fragmented.
The Economist: The speech police are coming for social media
- Politicians and judges are proposing regulatory proposals for social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter. Twitter, now under the management of Elon Musk, has restored previously banned users like Donald Trump. Social media platforms face a test in the next 18 months as America’s presidential election approaches. Politicians and judges are drawing new lines around the limits of speech with regulation proposals, but policing the online public square is a daunting task. The online speech debate is heating up globally, inspiring governments in less democratic parts of the world to write new rules of their own.