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America First News
10 Jun 2023
#politics
The Federalist Papers: Boebert Goes Off After Noticing What Airman Was Doing to Flag in Woke Military Promo Piece
Rep. Lauren Boebert criticized the Department of the Air Force's image showing a service member saluting against the backdrop of the Pride flag during Pride Month. She stated that the US only salutes one flag. Boebert's comments drew both criticism and support on social media.
The Right Scoop: OJ Simpson has some legal advice for Donald Trump [VIDEO]
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OJ Simpson gave legal advice on Twitter to Donald Trump regarding his indictment, instructing him to not talk about the case publicly. Simpson received the advice from famous lawyers who threatened to quit if he ignored it. He suggested that Trump should fire his attorneys if they haven't given him the same advice. Will Trump follow the advice? Simpson doubts it. Trump has a speech tonight at the NC Republican Convention.
The Federalist Papers: Trump's Legal Team Gets Major Shakeup as Two Key Members Unexpectedly Resign
Former President Trump has replaced his legal team ahead of his upcoming court date regarding charges of obstruction of justice, conspiracy and illegal retention of classified documents. In a Truth Social post, Trump announced Todd Blanche and a firm to be named later as his new representation. Trump's former attorneys, Jim Trusty and John Rowley, released a statement announcing their resignation from his legal team. Benedict Kuehne is also reportedly under consideration to join Trump's legal team.
The Epoch Times: Top Biden Administration Official Admits to Lying to Congress
Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm admitted to lying to Congress about owning individual stocks during an appearance in April. She stated in a letter to Sen. Joe Manchin that she mistakenly said she did not own any individual stocks and was not truthful during her appearance. She divested from assets that could conflict with her duties as energy secretary but retained stocks that government ethics officials deemed non-conflicting.
The New American: A Lesson from Trump’s Indictment Ordeal: Always Cross the Rubicon
The Deep State is aligned against Donald Trump, using governmental power to destroy him. But Trump cannot afford to give up now, for the sake of both himself and the nation. The lesson learned is to always cross the Rubicon, taking the route of greater resistance, even if it earns condemnation. One must act decisively when the chance presents itself, or risk never having the chance again.
Newsbusters: Sununu Educates Cooper That Biden Prosecuting Trump Is 'Just A Fact'
New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu insists that President Biden is prosecuting President Trump, and the Justice Department needs to do a better job of explaining their actions. Sununu suggests that a public relations push may be necessary to help the DOJ earn back trust. Anderson Cooper questions why the DOJ needs to "own" past mistakes and insists that responsible leaders should accept that the DOJ is operating in a neutral, non-political manner. The segment was sponsored by Citi.
Forbes: All The Trump Lawyers Who Have Quit: A Timeline
Two attorneys representing former President Donald Trump quit his legal team after he was indicted on seven criminal charges, including obstruction and willful retention of national defense secrets, in the Department of Justice’s probe into his handling of classified documents. Trump has not publicly acknowledged their departure or the latest shakeup in his legal team. Previously, several other lawyers, including Rudy Giuliani and lead impeachment lawyers, resigned from his team due to various reasons.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Bipartisan Group Proposes Bill to Grant Uyghurs Priority Refugee Status
Lawmakers in the U.S. have put forward a bill to grant priority refugee status to Uyghurs and other ethnic minorities suffering persecution in China. The bipartisan Uyghur Human Rights Protection Act would designate Uyghurs and other ethnic minorities in Xinjiang as "Priority 2" expediting their asylum application process in the US. It also seeks to protect Uyghur refugees who fled to other countries by prioritizing diplomatic efforts in those countries, which often face intense pressure from China to extradite Uyghurs.
#economy
Fox News: California family finds 1 million copper pennies in old home
A family in southern California found more than 1 million copper pennies worth at least $10,000 stashed in a crawlspace of an old house inherited from their German immigrant father-in-law. The coins are from several decades ago and some banks do not exist today. It has been hard to find a bank to take the coins because there might be a rare coin among them that could be worth millions by itself, the family said. The family has been working to renovate and sell the property, and has put the hoard on sale on OfferUp with an asking price of $25,000.
#religion
Fox News: Louisiana farmer facing economic hit after social media post touted his Catholic faith, called out Pride month
Louisiana farm faces economic pressure after pro-faith social media post during Pride Month. Two-thirds of Backwater Foie Gras restaurant business lost. Owner Ross McKnight made Instagram post commemorating Catholic celebration of Sacred Heart of Jesus and referenced ""attempted coup of the month" during Pride Month.
#culture
The Epoch Times: Book Review: 'Christopher Dawson: A Cultural Mind in the Age of the Great War'
Joseph Stuart's biography, "Christopher Dawson: A Cultural Mind in the Age of the Great War," sheds light on the life of the reclusive scholar and his intellectual trailblazing. With a focus on the impact of religion on historical development and cultural change, Dawson believed that the cultural achievements of a society cannot be understood without understanding its religion. Stuart's book also explores the rise of "political religions" and the importance of education in the continuity of a culture's traditions and values. The book provides a timely and urgent perspective on the current state of the West.
Fox News: Country star Dierks Bentley says he wants to join ‘Yellowstone’ after turning down acting gigs
Dierks Bentley expressed interest in Hollywood if he didn't have to travel for a gig. The country superstar remarked that he enjoyed LA and that he had already been on a "hockey" tour. The musician has declined acting gigs and reality shows, saying he was content with his career in music and his priorities of family and self-improvement.
#health
The Epoch Times: Record Low Autopsy Rates in the US: Why It Matters and What It Reveals
The autopsy rate in the US has hit a record low of 7.4% in 2020, the lowest since 1972, according to the National Center for Health Statistics. Over the past 50 years, the decline has hindered diagnostic accuracy, limited medical research and public health understanding, impaired legal and forensic investigations, and deprived grieving families of closure. Two reasons for the decline are doctors' reluctance to order autopsies and the lack of reimbursement for pathologists. Autopsies have long been regarded as the gold standard in investigating the cause of death, accurately determining the cause and manner in most cases. They remain essential in medical education and quality assurance within hospitals and hold immense importance for families when questions or doubts arise regarding a loved one's death.
#crime
Fox News: Dad of teen killed in Seattle CHOP Zone sues city: 'Encouraged lawlessness to reign'
A father in Seattle has filed a wrongful death complaint against the city, King County and the State of Washington after his son was fatally shot in the Capitol Hill Organized Protest (CHOP) zone in 2020. Antonio Mays, Jr. had traveled to the protest zone from California for a "peaceful protest in support of the Black Lives Matter movement" but was killed shortly after arriving. In the complaint, Mays’ father Antonio Mays, Sr. accuses the city of abandoning the area without a "working plan to provide essential services," adding that Seattle leaders failed his son and "encouraged lawlessness to reign" in the protest zone. The lawsuit notes that the city was already aware of the area’s violent environment, having seen another young man killed nine days earlier. The suit alleges that the "makeshift security team" of "Chop Cops" had shot and killed the teenager, while city paramedics failed to help him.
#sports
Forbes: Iga Swiatek Fends Off Unseeded Muchova To Win 3rd French Open
Iga Swiatek wins her fourth major crown, and third Roland Garros title, in a tough three-set match against Karolina Muchova of the Czech Republic. Swiatek takes home $2.5 million after improving to 4-0 in major finals, while Muchova earned $1,248,019 for reaching her first Grand Slam final. Swiatek solidified her position as world No. 1 heading into Wimbledon next month.
#outdoors
Forbes: Nat Geo’s ‘America’s National Parks’ Highlights Creatures Inhabiting Lesser Known Areas Of The U.S.
The second season of America's National Parks takes viewers to lesser-known parks, using technology like silent drones and remote cameras to capture the wildlife without disrupting their habitat. Executive producer Anwar Mamon emphasizes that animal welfare comes first and careful ethical considerations are taken with park services, scientists, and indigenous knowledge holders. The show is intended to be a "love letter" to the parks, highlighting their unique stories and biodiversity while also emphasizing their vulnerability as habitats for migrating animals and as part of a larger ecosystem.
#other
The Epoch Times: 5 Easy Finger Foods for Your Next Summer Party
The article offers five summer finger foods for laid-back and casual entertaining. These include roasted olives with lemon, garlic, and herbs; baba ghanouj, a summer dip made from roasted eggplant, tahini, and garlic; cheese straws that are easy to make and insanely addictive; a summer squash tart made with garlicky Boursin cheese and zucchini; and coconut shrimp with chili sauce that evokes a tropical beachy feeling. These gluten-free finger foods serve six to eight guests and are perfect for outdoor summer parties or gatherings.
The Epoch Times: No Injuries After Planes Collide on Ground at Tokyo's Haneda Airport: NHK
Two planes collided on the ground at Tokyo's Haneda airport, causing delays and closure of one runway. No injuries were reported and the incident involved Eva Airways and Thai Airways planes on a taxiway. Thai Airways’ plane’s winglet collided with the rear of the Eva aircraft, unable to operate the flight as a result.