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America First News
31 May 2023
#illegals
Fox News: Chicago City Council approves $51 million to help migrants sent from border
Chicago City Council approves $51 million in spending to aid migrants arriving in the city, citing a humanitarian crisis. Dem. Mayor Brandon Johnson emphasizes the need for resources such as food, housing, and staffing and vows to support new arrivals as they rebuild their lives in the US, while also seeking additional funding from the state and federal government for as long as necessary. Meanwhile, Chicago has faced the challenge of accommodating migrants due to Republican Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s decision to send migrants to large cities across the US.
Former mayoral candidate Ja'Mal Green calls on aldermen to vote down the funding, proposing the need for a tangible plan of investment into the neighborhoods that suffer the most before allocating the funds. It is noted that the city of Chicago has already faced an estimated cost of $102 million from January to June alone in addressing the migrant crisis, and has received financial aid of $30 million from the Illinois government and $4.4 million from a FEMA Emergency Program.
#politics
Fox News: Comey calls Trump a threat to ‘rule of law’ weeks after Durham report blasted FBI’s ‘fidelity to the law’
Former FBI Director James Comey called President Trump a "threat" to the rule of law, while the Durham investigation found that Comey's FBI failed to uphold its "mission of strict fidelity to the law." The investigation revealed that the FBI did not have sufficient evidence to begin the probe into allegations of Trump's campaign colluding with Russia. Comey has also been criticized for not pursuing charges against former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Conservatives criticized Comey's response, but the ex-director did not give an immediate comment.
Fox News: Former Cochise County elections director receives $130K settlement over toxic work environment
Former Elections Director of Cochise County receives a $130,000 settlement over claims of a toxic work environment. The director claimed that two members of the Board of Supervisors pressured her to participate in an illegal hand count of the 2022 midterm election.
Breitbart: Comey: 'Crazy' to Believe FBI Is Leftist Cabal Out to Get Republicans
James Comey defended the FBI against allegations by Republicans that it is a "leftist cabal" out to get them, saying it's "crazy." The notion has been promulgated by Donald Trump and his supporters, who see the agency as a threat to his presidency. The former FBI director, who was fired by Trump in 2017 while investigating Russian interference in the US election, said the FBI will be fine in the long run.
Red State: OPINION: Is Trump Running His Worst Campaign Ever?
Former President Trump hinted at his 2024 re-election campaign just days before the midterms, causing concern for some Republican rank-and-file who didn't want to galvanize Democrat voters. Trump unveiled his nickname for Republican Governor Ron DeSantis, calling him “Ron DeSanctimonious,” which was not well received even by MAGA loyalists. The Trump campaign leans heavily into attacking DeSantis, which is an early commitment to mud-slinging that many voters aren’t looking forward to.
Team Trump recently posted their latest criticism of DeSantis claiming that he voted in 2017 to confirm Christopher Wray as Director of the FBI, but DeSantis was actually a member of the House, and it’s the Senate that confirms appointments. Trump suggested that the pollster McEnany cited had corrected their numbers, accusing the former White House Press Secretary of knowing the numbers had been updated when she told audiences of a DeSantis increase in Iowa support, but no pollster issued any corrections. It’s really hard to vow a vote for Trump in the primary when his words and the campaign’s rhetoric make daily life about correcting stupid things they said. This campaign is the worst one yet.
#society
Fox News: 1 dead in Texas power plant blast near College Station
One person died and no others were injured in a boiler explosion at the Oak Grove Power Plant in Texas. Luminant, which owns the plant, confirmed that the blast on the southeastern side of the site occurred during normal operations.
Fox News: Confederation of British Industry proposes reforms to secure future amidst misconduct allegations
The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) has proposed changes to improve governance and internal culture after major companies canceled their subscriptions following allegations of inappropriate behavior, including rape. Members will vote on the proposals at an extraordinary general meeting on June 6. Among the measures proposed are the creation of a new board committee, a People and Culture subcommittee, and an external expert Culture Advisory Committee, as well as bolstering of internal training and communications. The CBI has sought to reassure members by asking them whether they have the "confidence" to support its reforms.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: GOP seeks new Taliban sanctions for human rights abuses nearly two years after Afghanistan withdrawal
Republican senators plan to introduce the Taliban Sanctions Act, which would impose tough new sanctions on the Taliban for human rights abuses in Afghanistan, including terrorist activity, drug trafficking, and abuses against women. The bill demands the Taliban separate ties from all terrorist groups, grant humanitarian groups full access to its territory, and recognize human rights. The Taliban took control of Afghanistan in 2021 after the U.S. removed all troops from the region, but the legislation aims to hold the Taliban accountable for its actions.
Foreign Policy: The Indo-Pacific Has Already Chosen Door No. 3
Indo-Pacific nations are actively choosing multi-alignment in their partnerships, balancing relationships with the US and China. The US may want to be the security partner of choice in the region, but most states in the region have already opted for this diversified approach as their first choice, rather than a backup option. Multi-alignment is also a necessity due to China's position as their lead trade partner and investor. Washington should build its Indo-Pacific strategy around leveraging the historical and cultural connections of its closest regional allies, allowing them to lead in developing deeper relationships with their neighbors.
#economy
Fox News: Finnish company Admares to invest $750M in modular housing factory in Georgia, creating 1,400 jobs
Finnish firm Admares to build $750m modular housing factory in Georgia, creating 1,400 jobs. Company aims to build six factories worldwide, producing 5-6k homes annually, with 80% less material waste and 75% less carbon emissions. Workforce housing is a growing national challenge, and Georgia is no exception. Admares could qualify for $28m in state income tax credits, paid worker training, and other incentives.
Fox News: Weigh to go: Airline asks passengers to step on the scales before flight to slim down fuel costs
Air New Zealand will weigh some international passengers before they board flights this summer to improve fuel efficiency. The airline will anonymously weigh more than 10,000 customers between May 29 and July 2 and the data collected will be used to improve fuel efficiency for the airline's fleet of planes. The weight survey will be carried out on a voluntary basis. Finnair began weighing passengers on a voluntary basis in 2017 to better gauge overall weight on planes.
#military
Fox News: Navy officials called critics of LGBTQ+ Pride efforts 'bigots' and 'a**holes,' emails show
Navy officials dismissed critics of its LGBTQ+ Pride promotion as bigots and a**holes. Two officials expressed disgust with negative public response to its social media posts for LGBTQ+ Pride Month last year, according to emails obtained from the Functional Government Initiative. One official wrote about their discomfort with how the bigots outpaced the Navy in social media traction. The Navy is estimated to miss its recruitment goals for fiscal year 2023 by 16%, according to the vice chief of naval operations. The documents show that the Navy values politics over its own struggling recruitment efforts, according to Pete McGinnis of the Functional Government Initiative.
The Navy’s assistant chief of information, whose name is redacted, responded to the suggestion of disabling LGBTQ+ Pride posts with advice on how to promote the "righteousness of our cause" with help from "more savory members of our audience." The assistant chief of information appeared to suggest an opposition from the recruiting wing of the Navy, known as CRUITCOM, in a separate email about choosing a Pride Month profile photo for social media. This supposed opposition from CRUITCOM comes as the Navy is estimated to miss its recruitment goals for fiscal year 2023 by 16%, according to the vice chief of naval operations. The Navy admitted earlier this month it hired a drag queen to help with recruiting.
#culture
Forbes: Reach: How Arthur Smith Used The Power Of Reach To Start His Own Television Production Company
Arthur Smith's new memoir, "Reach: Hard Lessons and Learned Truths from a Lifetime in Television," tells the story of his journey from a disc jockey in Montreal to the head of CBC Sports and senior vice president at MCA Universal Television Group, before founding his production company A. Smith & Co. Productions. Smith discusses his time working with Dick Clark, his decision to start his own production company, and the philosophy of "the power of reach," which has motivated him throughout his career. He hopes to use the book to inspire and mentor young people, and all proceeds will go to the non-profit REACH Foundation he created.
#education
Fox News: Kentucky State University names Dr. Koffi C. Akakpo as new president
Dr. Koffi C. Akakpo named new president of Kentucky State University. A collaborative leader, he aims to address the university's financial challenges.
#crime
Fox News: Wisconsin man gets life for drug money-related killing, burning victim's body
Green Bay man Pedro Santiago-Marquez sentenced to life in prison for drug-related killing and mutilating a corpse of Jason Mendez-Ramos. Santiago-Marquez shot or ordered the shooting of Mendez-Ramos and had his body burned due to owed money related to drug trafficking .
Fox News: Former Olympian slams US Figure Skating for hiring supporter of man she accused of sexual assault
US Figure Skating hires Kelsey Parker Gislason as senior manager of high performance development, despite her support of a national champion accused of sexual assault. Ashley Wagner, a three-time national champion, criticized the hire on Instagram after Gislason showed support for John Coughlin, who committed suicide after being accused of sexual assault by at least four female skaters.
Fox News: 2 children, 1 adult dead in eastern Pennsylvania shooting
Two children aged 8 and 9 and a 19-year-old man are dead following a shooting outside an eastern Pennsylvania home. A 33-year-old man is injured but recovering after surgery. The victims appear to be uninvolved and not all are related.
Fox News: Ross Dress for Less manager says Denver store gets ransacked by thieves 'four times a day:' 'Frustrating'
Thieves target a Ross Dress for Less clothing store in Colorado up to four times a day. The store's manager claims the company policy is to not engage with shoplifters, so they can take anything they want without being stopped. This kind of brazen organized crime happens every day, costing Colorado retailers $1 billion a year, and retailers such as Walgreens, Nordstrom, Whole Foods and Old Navy have had to close stores in some cities due to increased shoplifting and safety concerns. Retail theft is a sign of a breakdown in our culture.
The Blaze: Viral video shows Georgia car flying 120 feet into the air after hitting tow-truck ramp
A distracted driver crashed into a tow truck on Georgia's Highway 38, launching her car into the air and flying 120 feet before finally landing after hitting another car. The accident occurred while officers were dealing with another traffic accident and drug bust in the area. The female driver sustained serious injuries, while one deputy was hit by debris ejected from the crash. An investigation is ongoing, but law enforcement officials are urging drivers to follow Georgia's Move Over Law.
#sports
Fox News: Toronto Maple Leafs appoint Brad Treliving as new general manager
Brad Treliving named new GM of Toronto Maple Leafs, replacing fired Kyle Dubas. Treliving joins the team after a successful run with the Calgary Flames.
Fox News: Georgia's Kirby Smart addresses recent football player arrests, says players are being punished
Players on the Georgia football team who were arrested on speeding-related charges this year are facing discipline, according to coach Kirby Smart. The athletes will not reveal the nature of the punishment. The latest player to be arrested was senior receiver Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint, who reached speeds of up to 90 mph in a 45 mph zone. Several other players, including junior linebacker Jamon Dumas-Johnson and freshman receiver De’Nylon Morrissette, were also charged with driving offenses this year.
Fox News: Robert Saleh says Jets won't pursue star free agent wide receiver: 'We love our current group’
New York Jets head coach Robert Saleh said the team is not interested in signing free agent wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins despite rumors linking them to the four-time Pro Bowler. The Jets have focused on revamping their offense this offseason, but Saleh said they are happy with their current group of receivers. Hopkins was recently released by the Arizona Cardinals and is reportedly being pursued by the Buffalo Bills, New England Patriots, and Baltimore Ravens. Hopkins said he is looking for a franchise with stable management, a quarterback who loves the game, and a great defense.