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America First News
30 May 2023
#illegals
Fox News: Jewish groups, allies demand CUNY Law lose funding after student's 'vile' anti-Israel commencement speech
Pro-Israel groups and Jewish allies are calling for the City University of New York's (CUNY) public law school to lose its funding after a graduating student accused Israel of "indiscriminately raining bullets and bombs" on Palestinians during her commencement speech, while also claiming laws are "white supremacy" and attacking the "fascist" NYPD and U.S. military. Fatima Mousa Mohammed accused Israel of "indiscriminately" murdering Palestinians and encouraging "lynch mobs." Some accused her of "trading in antisemitic tropes" while others demanded CUNY Law lose its taxpayer funding for hosting the event. ( )
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russian military spending hits 4.1% of GDP in 2022, strains government finances – British intel
Russian military spending grows 9.2% in 2022 to 4.1% of GDP, putting pressure on government finances. True military spending is uncertain due to increased use of classified budget lines.
Euromaidan Press: Alleged drone attack strikes Moscow, Russia accuses Ukraine of “terrorist attack”
Several buildings in Moscow suffered minor damage after a reported drone attack in the early hours of 30 May. Eyewitnesses reported explosions and the sound of drones in the area. Russia's Defence Ministry said air defence activities were carried out against drones heading for the city. Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin announced that several buildings had suffered minor damage. Russia's Ministry of Defence accused Ukraine of carrying out the attack. Two people were injured in the buildings that were damaged, according to Sobyanin, but no one was hospitalised. Emergency services are currently working at the sites.
#health
Forbes: Here's How Lawmakers Can Slash Medicare Spending Without Cutting Benefits
Lawmakers can cut Medicare costs and improve quality of care by giving seniors vouchers to spend on privately managed Medicare plans, which have already proven successful in Medicare Part C. By shifting to a premium support model, insurers would have to compete for seniors' business, driving down costs and increasing quality. The Congressional Budget Office estimates that shifting to a premium support model could save taxpayers up to $419 billion by 2026, making it an attractive option for both parties to keep Medicare benefits sustainable for future generations.