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America First News
10 Jun 2023
#politics
Liberty Nation: Biden Bribery Scandal Can’t be Overshadowed by Trump’s Indictment
The indictment of Donald Trump coincided with the Republican House Oversight Committee obtaining a document alleging Joe Biden's involvement in a bribery scheme. Many Americans believe the left-wing media, Biden administration, and Department of Justice have colluded to cover up the Biden family's shady financial dealings with foreign entities. Republicans now believe there is one system of justice for Democrats and the left and another for conservatives and Republicans, particularly Trump and his supporters.
The media has focused on Trump's indictment while Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene viewed a document in a sensitive compartmented information facility with incriminating evidence against Hunter Biden. The document outlines a bribery operation from Ukrainian energy company Burisma that hired Hunter Biden to make their problems disappear, and that payments were made directly to Joe and Hunter Biden. Joe Biden threatened to withhold US loan guarantees to force officials to fire Ukraine's top prosecutor, who was investigating Burisma. Democrats ignore or dismiss the Biden bribery scandal, claiming it's Russian disinformation, while Republicans see a system of justice that applies differently to Democrats and Republicans.
#society
The Epoch Times: Child Plane Crash Survivors Get Medical Care in Bogota After Weeks in Jungle
Four Indigenous children who were missing for more than five weeks in a Colombian jungle after a deadly plane crash were found and brought to Bogota for medical treatment. The three girls and a boy survived the crash that occurred on May 1 as they flew from a remote area to another city in the same country. Their mother and two other adults died in the crash. The children were rescued with the mission called “Operation Hope”, a search operation that used the military’s special forces and deployed technology including satellites to find them.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Stack the Deck Against the CCP
China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has hit major speed bumps, with Italy considering departure due to insufficient trade or investment benefits. China is seeking 9 of 15 board seats in the Pirelli tire manufacturer, but its attempts to violate a 2015 agreement limiting the control of strategic decisions has left it with bad press in Italy. Additionally, Chinese interests are reportedly financing the operations of the notorious Italian 'Ndrangheta mafia, who distribute record amounts of cocaine globally. COVID-19 and skyrocketing inflation have hit BRI loans with a fury, with critics concerned that China is using the program to promote its global political influence and engage in "debt-trap diplomacy."
#culture
The Epoch Times: Anna Mary Robertson Moses: America’s Grandma
Grandma Moses, born in 1860, grew up on a farm and spent most of her life doing manual labor on one. After arthritis made needlework impossible, she picked up painting in her late 70s. Her paintings, with a pre-industrial flair, were noticed when an NYC art collector happened upon them in a local drug store window. Moses obliged when offered a contract to paint more pieces and the next year, several of her pieces were part of a private showing at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. She would later have her first one-woman art show in New York in 1940, using folk art to reflect on simpler times. Hallmark would purchase the rights to reproduce her art in cards, selling more than 16 million Grandma Moses Christmas Cards in 1947. Moses would exhibit her work well into her 90s and would paint her final piece only months before her death at 101.
#health
The Epoch Times: Alzheimer's Drug Leqembi Gains FDA Panel's Support for Full Approval
An FDA advisory panel voted in favor of approving the Alzheimer's drug Leqembi, despite concerns over three deaths during clinical trials. Leqembi, also known as lecanemab, is an intravenous antibody treatment that removes amyloid plaques from the brain, a characteristic of Alzheimer's disease. The drug won accelerated FDA approval in January and is the first FDA-approved drug that targets part of the pathophysiology of Alzheimer's and can improve cognitive function. The FDA is expected to make a final decision on whether to grant Leqembi full approval by July 6. If approved, Medicare payment for the treatment is expected to expand.
#sports
Liberty Nation: PGA Tour Saudi Merger: Money Makes the Moral Outrage Go Away
The PGA Tour has merged with rival LIV Golf, after a year of slamming players who joined LIV as mercenaries chasing Saudi-backed "blood money". But the sudden U-turn has attracted criticism, particularly for PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan. Monahan is being criticized for his so-called hypocrisy after he previously claimed that he was against playing with "blood money", in reference to Saudi funds, but later agreed to the merger that was funded by Saudi Arabia. The actions of the PGA Tour, the NBA, and other sports institutions are reflective of a larger crisis whereby there is too much money involved, which threatens the integrity of professional and big-time college sports.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: A Breakdown of the Winnebago Ekko
Winnebago Ekko is a Class C RV with all-season insulation and off-road capabilities. It features two twin beds and an optional pop-up for more sleeping area, with solar panels and a lithium-ion battery for off-grid camping. It is the smallest motorhome in Winnebago's lineup at 23 feet long, with a starting price of $207,707. It is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, boondockers, and small families.
Winnebago offers a range of RV options, including Class C, Class A, camper vans, and towable RVs. Besides Ekko, Winnebago has six other Class C motorhomes and nine camper vans. Winnebago's Class A coaches range from 28-feet-5-inches to 41-feet-4-inches long, with both gas and diesel-powered options. Winnebago also makes five travel trailers, with the Hike 100 being the lightest. Winnebago is a well-respected brand with a reputation for innovative RVs that serve its owners well.
The Epoch Times: ‘It’s almost surreal’: Rare lone black caught on wildlife camera in Minnesota
A lone black wolf, not belonging to any of the known packs, has been sighted in Minnesota. The wolf, estimated to be a younger one, was caught on camera sniffing through snow in late winter, and has gone viral on social media. Black wolves are relatively rare in Minnesota, with estimates of less than three percent of the population in northern Minnesota being black wolves.
#other
The Epoch Times: 5 Killed in Explosion at Rocket and Explosives Factory in Turkey
An explosion at a rocket and explosives plant in Ankara killed five workers. The explosion occurred during the production of dynamite and caused a building to collapse.
Red State: ‘Six’ by Extreme Takes Hard Rock Excellence to the … Yes, Extreme
Extreme, the veteran Boston-based eclectic metal band, has released a blistering set of all that made it worthy of distinction back in the day and even more so now in the contemporary pop wasteland. With its first new album in 15 years, fans will find that Extreme never hesitates to throw precisely what the listener is not expecting into its songs, resulting in fierce genuine creativity at work. Lyrically, Extreme has never hesitated to embrace specifically Christian themes, and “Six” is no exception.