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America First News
29 May 2023
#politics
Breitbart: India: Northern Manipur Christians Say Government Supporting Mob Violence Against Them
The Kuki tribe and other Christian tribes in Manipur, India, have been subjected to violent mob attacks orchestrated by members of the majority-Hindu Meitei tribe. Clashes initially erupted after some tribes protested against special privileges for the Meitei people. The Meitei now seek a “Scheduled Tribe” designation, which would give them more land rights and political powers. Members of the Kuki tribe have accused Prime Minister Modi of “tacitly” supporting the mob violence. Over 70 people are thought to have been killed, 200 injured and 40,000 displaced throughout Manipur. The Union Home Minister Amit Shah has now visited Manipur.
The Epoch Times: Minister Reviewing CBC's Mandate With Eye to Making It Less Reliant on Advertising
Canadian Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez is reviewing the mandate for CBC and its French-language service Radio-Canada to bolster funding and eliminate advertising during news shows. Rodriguez hinted that the proposed online news bill, currently being studied, could help. If the bill becomes law, news businesses are expected to receive over $300 million annually from digital platforms. CBC/Radio-Canada made nearly $420 million from TV and online ads in 2021-22. Private broadcasters have praised the bill as it could create a level playing field against tech giants such as Google and Meta. The Conservatives want to cut roughly $1 billion of annual funding CBC receives without defunding Radio-Canada.
The Epoch Times: NTD Evening News (May 29): Congressional Leaders Signal Support for Debt Limit Bill; Russia Issues Arrest Warrant for Sen. Graham
Congress leaders support McCarthy's debt ceiling deal despite criticism from both parties.
Russia puts Senator Lindsey Graham on wanted list after edited video release of his meeting with Ukrainian President.
#society
Breitbart: Actress Rachelle Lefevre Calls Target Boycotters 'Terrorists,' Then Psychoanalyzes Her Critics
Actress Rachelle Lefevre defends Target's Pride Collection and calls the store's boycotters "terrorists." She claims her "non-binary" seven-year-old son witnessed the backlash and noticed the sudden shift in display. Lefevre responds to critics, accusing them of hating people like herself and her son.
Gataway Couple: 7 Best Antique Shops in Corpus Christi for Treasure Hunting
Antique shops in Corpus Christi are a popular pastime and offer hidden treasures waiting to be found. With more than ten options, it could be your sole purpose for visiting this Gulf Coast town. It's easy to see why antiquing is such a popular pastime, especially when it's great for the environment.
#war
Breitbart: Ukraine Defends China from Reports Beijing Pressured It to Let Russia Keep Occupied Land
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba defended the Chinese Communist Party from accusations that a Chinese delegation visiting Kyiv pressured Ukraine to cede occupied territories to Russia. Kuleba said he couldn't find confirmation of the story after he reached out to foreign diplomats who met with the delegation. The Ukrainian government has repeatedly encouraged China to meddle in the conflict, with President Zelensky urging Chinese businesses to rebuild the war-torn regions of Ukraine once the conflict ends. The country is a member of China's Belt and Road Initiative and has not criticized China's human rights atrocities.
Forbes: Monday, May 29. Russia’s War On Ukraine: News And Information From Ukraine
Kyiv suffers its fifteenth major bombardment this month with 11 ballistic and cruise missiles launched against the city by the Russian army, while a medical facility in Dnipro comes under attack. President Zelenskyy promises to speed up the supply of higher-quality air defense systems to Ukraine, and the country's armed forces commander-in-chief hints at a counteroffensive. Denmark launches a one billion Danish kroner fund to invest in Ukraine while Ukraine imposes economic and political sanctions on Iran and the Security Service of Ukraine arrests a former communist for allegedly passing information to Russian forces.
#history
The Epoch Times: Andrew J. Russell: The Great Railroad Photographer
Andrew J. Russell was primarily an artist and received commissions for portraits and landscapes. He moved into photography, which would change his career and alter our view of American history. During the Civil War, Russell used his photographic talents to help promote recruitment for the Union Army and later was assigned to create a visual record of the construction projects. After the war, he was hired as the official photographer for the Union Pacific Railroad and captured the progress of railroad construction, including the famous moment when the Central Pacific and Union Railroad lines came together at Promontory Summit.
#education
Red State: Gov. Kristi Noem’s Attempt to Ban Drag Shows Raises Free Speech Concerns
Gov. Kristi Noem of South Dakota has established a hotline for people to express their concerns about far-leftist thought on state college campuses. Noem has also sent a letter to the South Dakota Board of Regents urging a ban on drag shows on university campuses, claiming that the shows are infiltrated by progressive ideas and have had a negative impact on colleges and universities. This move raises concerns from a free speech perspective and contradicts the principles of academic freedom. It is important to promote an environment where differing opinions can coexist and individuals can engage in spirited debate over these issues.
Noem’s attempt to ban drag shows highlights the ongoing debate surrounding the boundaries of free speech on college campuses. This move uses authority to suppress perspectives that should be discussed and debated in an educational environment and raises questions about potential chilling effects on academic freedom. Instead of attempting to ban drag shows, it is crucial to promote an environment where differing opinions can coexist, and individuals can learn to engage in spirited debate over these issues. It is important to engage in the battle of ideas to have a freer society.
#crime
The Federalist Papers: Lawyer Might Have Made Biggest Mistake of His Career as Judge Notices Damning Details in Brief
A New York lawyer is being considered for court sanctions after using fictitious case law generated by AI program ChatGPT for an injury suit against Avianca Airlines. The judge stated that the citations appeared to be "bogus" and inadmissible. The lawyer admitted he was a ChatGPT novice and was unaware the content could be false. The use of ChatGPT for legal research could suggest the program replacing human lawyers may be premature.
Fox News: Maine police shoot at suspect who evaded trooper to Canadian and was believed to have explosive in truck
Man arrested in Maine after evading State Police and pointing his truck towards Canada. Troopers suspected the driver of having an explosive device, which prompted them to order him to get out of the truck. However, the driver, Tony Holford, instead pointed the truck towards the Canadian port of entry, where Maine State Police Corporal Eric Paquette shot at him. Holford, who was unharmed, surrendered himself before being medically cleared and taken to the Aroostook County Jail. The incident is being investigated, but authorities assure that there is no ongoing danger to the public.
Breitbart: Good Guy with Gun Takes out Shooter in Strip Club Parking Lot
A man was shot and killed by club security after opening fire in a parking lot outside Temptations Cabaret strip club near Ft. Worth, Texas. The shooting followed a fight inside the club, resulting in the man being ejected from the establishment. Three people were wounded in the shooting.
The Right Scoop: DHS says they still don’t know why transgender terrorist killed Christians in Nashville
DHS is still investigating the motive behind the Nashville Christian school shooter who killed six, while they have identified the motive behind the Allen, Texas shooting that killed eight. The Nashville shooter targeted Christians due to the state legislature's ban on hormone therapy and mutilation. The shooter was a transgender terrorist.
#sports
Forbes: Huge Crowd And A Record Purse For The 107th Indianapolis 500
The 107th Indianapolis 500 had a record-breaking purse of $17,021,500, with Josef Newgarden of Team Penske earning $3.666 million for winning the race. The event saw more than 330,000 spectators in attendance, the largest since the 100th running in 2016, and the highest average payout for NTT IndyCar Series drivers in history.
#other
Flag And Cross: Climate Activists Try to Crash Dance Show, But Cameraman Quickly Brings an End to Their Stunt
Climate activists from the group Restore Wetlands disrupted a broadcast of "Let's Dance" on Swedish television, deploying powdered paint and a banner in front of Olympic skier Charlotte Kalla and her partner. One activist was struck with an overhead camera rig by a crew member, though it is unknown if the collision was intentional. The interruption was quickly handled by on-site personnel and police, who expelled the activists from the venue. One activist has been linked with the extremist group Extinction Rebellion.