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America First News
31 May 2023
#politics
National Review: The Corner: Why Chris Christie Isn’t Likely to Be Anyone Else’s Stalking Horse
Chris Christie rumored to announce his entry into the 2024 Republican presidential primary, spending most of his time attacking Donald Trump. There is talk of a quiet deal where Christie will become attorney general in a DeSantis administration if DeSantis wins the presidency, but Christie has been publicly criticizing DeSantis for his actions towards Disney, making the rumor seem implausible.
Red State: Trump Unleashes on Kayleigh McEnany Over Poll Numbers, Rep. Chip Roy Takes Note (Updated)
Former President Trump criticized Kayleigh McEnany, his former White House Press Secretary, calling her "milktoast" and accusing her of giving incorrect poll numbers on FoxNews. In response, Rep. Chip Roy appeared on Fox and used the same label to criticize the Congress's debt ceiling deal. McEnany had previously praised Republican Governor Ron DeSantis, which some speculate caused tension between her and Trump.
The Economist: Can the debt-ceiling deal hold?
United States reaches a debt-ceiling deal, but House Republicans are divided and threaten to vote against it due to concerns over insufficient budgetary concessions. The compromise bill would freeze non-defense spending for two years, impose tighter work requirements on nutrition assistance and welfare, and cut deficits by $1.5 trillion over a decade, but progressivism on the left is not pleased. Nonetheless, the bill may pass with the support of the Democrats and Senate Republicans, despite the fact that the debt limit would only increase until January 1st, 2025.
#society
The Federalist Papers: Bud Light Makes $200,000 Donation to Help Support LGBT Owned Businesses
Bud Light, facing declining sales due to a boycott over its association with transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney, has announced a $200,000 donation to the National LGBT Chamber of Commerce (NGLCC) to provide support to minority LGBTQ+-owned businesses through various means. The company will contribute to the “Biz Pitch” program, allowing minority LGBTQ+ business owners to compete for a $5,000 grant and a chance to win a $50,000 grand prize at the NGLCC’s annual conference. Bud Light’s sales have dropped significantly since the boycott, and Anheuser-Busch’s market value has dropped by $15.7 billion since the start of the boycott.
The NGLCC expressed gratitude for Bud Light’s ongoing support, particularly in empowering and assisting minority LGBTQ+ business owners and entrepreneurs. Anheuser-Busch has donated over $13 million to date, and despite the boycott, the company has reaffirmed its commitment to being a beer that is accessible and enjoyed by everyone of legal drinking age. It remains to be seen how their partnership with the NGLCC and their support of LGBTQ+ causes will influence their future sales and market value.
Breitbart: Woke Fail: Disney Still Planning to Invest $17 Billion in Florida Despite Fight with Ron DeSantis
Disney plans to invest $17 billion in Florida despite legal battle with Gov. Ron DeSantis over state's anti-grooming law
Fox News: Washington 1-year-old child dies in hot car outside hospital: report
A 1-year-old child died after being left in a hot car outside a hospital in Washington state for nine hours. The foster mother, who is a social worker at the hospital, forgot that the infant was in the vehicle and became distracted on arrival at work. Police say that despite being found later that day and rushed inside to be saved, the child, who was affected by temperatures over 100 Fahrenheit, died. This is the sixth case this year of a child dying after being left in a hot car, with all the children being four years old or younger.
A baby girl died in Palm Bay, Florida, after her parents left her in a hot car while they attended church on Sunday. Police said that they found the 11-month-old unresponsive inside the car and she was pronounced dead at hospital. Her parents have not been charged and the case remains under investigation. According to website KidsandCars.org, there have been hot car deaths involving children this year in Texas and Alabama. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warns that leaving a window open or cracked is insufficient.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine to receive CV90 infantry fighting vehicles from Sweden – Ukrainian Defense Ministry
Sweden will provide Ukraine with CV90 infantry fighting vehicles, according to Ukraine's Defense Ministry, which adds that its crews are already being trained to use the vehicles. Swedish Defense Minister Pål Jonson confirms the deliveries and notes that they include the CV90s, the Archer system and tanks. The Swedish Parliament approved the move in January and pledged to send 50 CV90 combat vehicles to Ukraine.
#foreignaffairs
Spectator USA: How much does Joe Biden care about gay rights?
Joe Biden's moral outlook on gay rights has changed dramatically since his time as senator for Delaware in the 1990s. He has become the leader of the most pro-gay administration in American history and has condemned Uganda's new law on homosexuality, threatening to consider sanctions and restricting entry into the United States against anyone involved in serious human rights abuses or corruption. However, the article questions Biden's position as he has treated Saudi Arabia, where homosexuality is a criminal offense punishable by public lashings and the death penalty, as a vital strategic ally.
The article argues that Biden's stance on gay rights is selective and performative, and his grandstanding on such matters may annoy many conservative Africans and some Islamist regimes. The author also questions the hypocrisy of threatening Uganda with sanctions while treating Saudi Arabia, one of the world's biggest oil producers and a crucial ally, with a free pass. The article concludes by suggesting that powerful despotic regimes such as China, Turkey, and Russia continue to expand their influence globally, dealing in hard, often brutal realpolitik, unlike America's selective sanctimony.
National Review: ‘Conjoined Twins’: Beijing Claims Elon Musk Backs Continued U.S.-China Codependence
Chinese officials quoted Elon Musk saying that the US and Chinese economies are "inseparable" and "conjoined twins." Musk believes that American and Chinese economic interests are too codependent to be decoupled. The Tesla founder's comments were published by the Foreign Ministry of the People's Republic of China. Tesla shares rose over 4 percent as news of the friendly visit spread. Musk is one of several American executives who are traveling to China to shore up relations amid the Covid pandemic. Relations between the US and China have grown increasingly rocky as American public opinion has rapidly soured on China since the global pandemic. Republican senators have demanded the Biden administration "use all available tools" to impose "sanctions, export restrictions, and investment bans" on Chinese tech companies. However, Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo and Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen have underscored the importance of ongoing economic cooperation and have not favored decoupling from China.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Nvidia Temporarily Becomes First Chipmaker to Hit $1 Trillion in Value
Chipmaker Nvidia becomes the first valued at over $1tn after tripling in value since last October, surging 3% to $401.15 on 30 May. Figures shown it toppled rival Intel due to growing demand for computational power with its GPUs, largely from AI and blockchain uses. Its shares soared to a new level as companies turn to digital transformation, with data centres requiring greater computational power and AI using GPUs for graphics for human-like conversation and writing poetry.
The success of its AI output has offerings in architecture, graphics, simulation, and data analytics while revenue rose during the pandemic as cloud computing surged. The company's investment in AI technology is sparking interest and swelling investors' pockets. Among competitors, Nvidia is seen as the only arms dealer in AI, gaining popularity and worth, and its boom with open-source software is allowing other companies to incorporate and bolster the trend. With trading losses, Nvidia was soon overtaken just hours after reaching the high point of $1tn.
Forbes: CBO Releases Estimates On The Impact Of The Debt Ceiling Agreement
Congressional Budget Office estimates that the debt ceiling agreement would decrease budget deficits by $1.5 trillion over the next decade, while interest on public debt would decline by $188 billion. The bill would suspend the debt limit through 2025 and cap discretionary spending, while also modifying work requirements for SNAP and TANF. It would also require the executive branch to follow pay-as-you-go procedures before finalizing certain administrative actions.
#religion
The Federalist Papers: 'We Need to Act Fast': Disney+ Green Lights Demonic New Show with Sickest Plot Yet
Disney+ has greenlit a German original series titled "Pauline" which centers around a teenager who has an affair with Satan and is impregnated by the devil. Disney+ viewers are primarily children and teenagers, making the streaming platform's decision more disturbing. MovieGuide, a family-friendly entertainment watchdog along with faith groups are calling on parents to petition Disney+ to stop the release of "Pauline," which normalizes and promotes demonic associations. The show perverts coming-of-age stories and may lead millions of young viewers to view the demonic as something desirable.
#culture
Spectator USA: The afterlife of Christopher Hitchens
Christopher Hitchens, the face of twenty-first-century atheism, continues to be a subject of fascination, with publishers reissuing his works and fan accounts sharing his witticisms on social media. Despite slipping out of the political agenda, Hitchens' talents as a writer, speaker, and intellectual continue to attract fans. His legacy is amplified by the timing of his death, recent enough to keep him relevant but far enough in the past for admirers to construct an idealized version of him. Social media has also played a significant role in preserving his fame, where his put-downs and owns are well-suited to younger generations with internet-fried attention spans.
#health
Fox News: Short questions with Dana Perino
Dana Perino interviews dermatologist Dr. Arash Akhavan for advice on sun protection in honor of Skin Cancer Awareness Month. Akhavan recommends wearing broad spectrum sunscreen of at least SPF 30, reapplying every two hours, and checking for any new or unusual lesions for early detection. He also dispels sunscreen myths, such as the idea that makeup with SPF is enough protection for day-to-day, and recommends investing in high-quality sunscreen for the face while using more economical options for the rest of the body.
#education
Fox News: Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear appoints 2 to state's board of education following criticism for not adding members
Governor Beshear appointed Julie Pile and Diana Woods to fill vacant seats on the Kentucky Board of Education. Pile and Woods, representing both parties, will serve until 2026.
Fox News: Scripps National Spelling Bee changes vocabulary questions to make preparing for the contest more difficult
Spelling Bee participant Navneeth Murali wants to eliminate multiple-choice vocabulary questions from the competition.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Guilt-Ridden Man Confesses to Landlord's Killing 15 Years Later, Recordings Show
Tony Peralta confessed to killing his landlord, buried him, and covered up the crime for fifteen years. Peralta turned himself in, leading the police to the location of the body. Investigators found bones and dentures identified as belonging to 69-year-old William Blodgett, missing since December 2008. It is unclear why Peralta chose this moment to come forward and he pleaded not guilty to the charge of first-degree murder.
The Blaze: Multiple teens arrested in connection with savage assault on US Marines in California
Nine minors have been arrested over the beating of three off-duty marines in San Clement Pier Bowl area, California, over Memorial Day weekend. Footage shows a teenager punch one of the marines in the back of the head, which sparked an attack on all of the victims. Five juveniles face felony charges of non-firearm assault with a deadly weapon, while the other four may receive misdemeanor assault charges. They were tracked down using multiple videos, which were reportedly not readily available to the public. Some of those cheering on the mob reportedly used racially charged language.
Daily Wire: 9 Teenagers Arrested Over Brutal Assault Of 3 U.S. Marines
Nine California teenagers were arrested over the brutal assault of three U.S. Marines with video evidence making the case against them. The Marines were enjoying time off from their service when they were attacked; one Marine was accused of assaulting one of the group, sparking the melee. The attackers hurled racial epithets at the Marines, while the Marines were kicked in the head and upper body, leaving them injured.
#sports
Fox News: Paige Spiranac fires back at criticism over her revealing content: 'I’m not doing anything illegal'
Paige Spiranac, a golf influencer with a massive following on social media, has used her sex appeal and passion for the game to build her brand and those of other businesses. Despite receiving hateful comments, she remains unbothered and sees herself as a "girl's girl." Spiranac, who was a standout golfer in college, previously expressed her desire to play professionally but now focuses on her media career instead.
Forbes: Novak Djokovic Condemned For Comments On Kosovo-Serbia Tensions During French Open
Novak Djokovic has been warned by sporting authorities after writing "Kosovo is the heart of Serbia" on a broadcast camera lens following his first-round victory at the French Open. Djokovic's father was born in Kosovo and the tennis star said he felt obligated to show support for Serbs as "some of them are being 'expelled' from their home districts." The Olympic Committee of Kosovo condemned Djokovic's comments and accused him of spreading "Serbian nationalists' propaganda."
#outdoors
Fox News: Nova Scotia wildfire sends East Coast air quality plummeting
Wildfires in Nova Scotia lead to evacuations and plummeting air quality in cities across northeastern U.S. Hazy conditions continue with air quality alerts in effect for New Jersey, southeastern Pennsylvania, and all of New Jersey. Smoke also reported in Detroit, Albany, and other parts of New York, as well as portions of Connecticut and Massachusetts, and areas from central Virginia to southern Maryland and Maine. The blaze, which started on May 28, has damaged around 200 houses and structures and led to the evacuation of 16,000 people. A ban on travel and activity is in place for all wooded areas in Nova Scotia as weather conditions worsen.
Field & Stream: This LED Headlamp Has One of the Brightest Lights—And It's Only $13 Right Now
GearLight LED Headlamp is a popular and durable headlamp with 7 light modes. It is available on sale at Amazon for just $13 (57% off).
Boating Mag: Planning and Preparing for Weather When Boating
Capt. Kelly Gordon shares her sage advice on how to handle inclement weather when boating. Checking and rechecking the weather before a trip should be your highest priority. Gordon advises slowing down and keeping watch when caught in nasty weather, rather than trying to run away. Assess the threat and make a decision based on safety over bravado. Sometimes, waiting for the storm to pass is the safer option. Remember to batten down the hatches and secure loose items. Finally, if the weather looks bad, just don't go.
Gataway Couple: RVers Share Non-Camping Items That Are Actually Perfect for Camping
Facebook group members share their favorite non-camping items for RVers, including a Roomba, Ninja air fryer, electric skillet, Dyson fan and air purifier, a cordless vacuum, Ninja Foodi, mini waffle maker, heated mattress pad, stainless steel stacking pans, and nugget ice maker. The items are lightweight, portable, and multi-functional, making them perfect for camping.
#technology
Forbes: Volvo's Hydrogen Trucks: A 3-Year Journey
Volvo and Daimler's joint venture, cellcentric, develops fuel cell stack delivering up to 150 kW of net power for heavy-duty transportation. Volvo unveils first cab-over truck with dual fuel cell stack power plant generating 300 kW output. Volvo tests fuel cell truck successfully above Arctic Circle, demonstrating control strategies for drying fuel cells during shutdown. Volvo is committed to achieving net-zero society and exploring potential collaborations to gain access to green energy.
Volvo explores other segments of its portfolio, introduces world's first hydrogen fuel cell-powered articulated hauler with more products in the off-road space underway. Volvo aims to enter North American market soon, considering long-nose cab design to cater to customer demands. Volvo is also a global leader in autonomous vehicle development, focusing on hub-to-hub self-piloted vehicles. While Volvo leads in design, it has yet to enter hydrogen infrastructure and collaborate with potential partners in this area.
#other
The Epoch Times: Watchdog Bans Alcohol Ads Featuring Rapper ArrDee
UK advertising watchdog, the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), has banned alcohol ads for Litty Liquor featuring rapper ArrDee, concluding they encourage "excessive and irresponsible consumption of alcohol". The ads were criticised because ArrDee, who is under 25, was shown in a "significant role", in violation of alcohol ad rules. The campaign promoted the hashtag .
While some studies show young people in the UK are reducing their alcohol consumption, campaigns such as the Alcohol Health Alliance UK are calling for more restrictions on alcohol advertising.