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America First News
12 Jun 2023
#society
The American Spectator: The Age of the Coot
The majority of the leaders of the nine most populous countries are all men in their seventies and eighties, including President Biden, President Lula of Brazil, and Prime Minister Modi of India. In the US, the Supreme Court and over a third of the Senate are over 70, and the elderly also dominate the mainstream media. Although some leaders have changed constitutions to ensure eternal rule, elderly leaders are also popular choices in competitive electoral systems. Voters crave predictability and stability, and their message is that aging people can still be productive and make a difference, which creates a unified bloc with middle-aged voters who see elderly leaders as guarantors of the growing needs of an aging population.
#religion
The Epoch Times: Colorado's Most Destructive Wildfire Caused by Embers From Old Fire, Sparks From Power Line
A 2021 Colorado wildfire destroyed nearly 1,100 homes and left two people dead. Embers from a smoldering scrap wood fire set days earlier outside a home used by a Christian religious communal group along with a sparking power line caused the catastrophic blaze, which was fanned by high winds. Despite these findings, criminal charges were not warranted for either The Twelve Tribes that occupied the home or the utility in charge of the power line, according to Boulder County District Attorney Michael Dougherty.
#culture
The Blaze: Video: 'Hamilton' actress maligns Ron DeSantis as Ku Klux Klan grand wizard during Tony Awards to giddy applause
Actress Denée Benton insulted Governor Ron DeSantis during the Tony Awards, calling him a Ku Klux Klan grand wizard and prompting applause from the audience. The incident occurred while Benton presented the Excellence in Theatre Education award to a teacher from Florida. Benton did not specify how DeSantis is like a leader of the white supremacist organization and urged him to change the name of Plantation, Florida. The town has no direct historical link to slavery.
#health
The American Spectator: Transformed: A Detransitioner’s Story of Redemption
The documentary Transformed follows the story of Billy Burleigh, a detransitioner, as he shares his journey of redemption in hopes of exposing the dangers of the transgender movement. Director William Hearn aims to protect young people from transitioning medically and physically, which he views as problematic. The film features interviews with biologists, theologians, and commentators who offer a redemptive answer to gender dysphoria.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Texas Inmate Convicted of Robbery, Assault Captured After Prison Escape
Trent Thompson, a 22-year-old inmate who had been convicted of three counts of aggravated robbery, escaped from a West Texas prison by climbing over a fence. He was later captured in Coleman, 250 miles away from the prison. Officials believe he stole a vehicle after escaping. Thompson was due for release in 2052 before the escape. He will now face additional felony charges for the escape.
The Epoch Times: 13 Hurt When Large Weekend Street Party Turns Violent in Syracuse, New York, Police Say
A street party in Syracuse, New York turned violent and left at least 13 people injured, including four with gunshot wounds and five with apparent knife wounds. The crowd was a mix of high school students, recent graduates, and college students, many of whom had just returned home for the summer. Police are investigating the cause of the violence.
#sports
The Epoch Times: Shocked Kipyegon Adds 5,000m World Record to 1,500m Mark in Paris
Kenyan runner Faith Kipyegon surprised herself by crushing the world 5,000 meter record at the Paris Diamond League. Kipyegon passed Letesenbet Gidey with 700 meters remaining, crossing the line in 14 minutes 5.20 seconds. The twice Olympic and world champion over 1,500 meters, who had not even considered breaking the record, put her hands across her face in disbelief before collapsing in a joyous heap and receiving a hug from Gidey. Gidey's record of 14:06.62 was set on Oct. 7, 2020, in Valencia.
#outdoors
The Epoch Times: 3 British Tourists Missing After Boat Catches Fire Off Egypt’s Red Sea Coast, Authorities Say
Three British nationals are missing after a scuba diving boat caught fire off Egypt's Red Sea coast. 12 crew members and 12 British tourists were rescued, while a search party was launched for the missing individuals. The cause of the fire was determined to be an electrical short circuit in the boat's engine room.
The Epoch Times: Oldest of 4 Siblings Who Survived Colombian Plane Crash Told Family Their Mother Lived for Days
Four Indigenous children were found alive after surviving a plane crash in the Colombian jungle, which occurred on May 1. Three adults on board did not survive. The children, members of the Huitoto Indigenous group aged 13, 9, 4 years and 11 months, remained hidden for two weeks while the army, Indigenous tribe volunteers and family members searched for them. The mother of two of the children survived the crash for four days before she died. The children are recovering in hospital, although one child has stated he wants to walk, but is in pain. The family survived by eating cassava flour and seeds and by eating fruits that only Indigenous peoples know are safe to eat in the rainforest. The story has highlighted the invaluable contribution of Indigenous communities in searches like this, and the government has emphasized the importance of joint work between the military and Indigenous communities.
#other
The American Spectator: The Second Trump Indictment Spells Trouble
Former President Trump has been indicted on 37 counts of criminal conduct, including unlawfully retaining classified documents, obstructing justice, making false statements to a grand jury, and disclosing defense information to unauthorized individuals. The charges could result in his conviction or a plea deal. The indictment reveals Trump's disrespect for keeping classified information secret and his poor judgment, as he allegedly disclosed classified information to two individuals who lacked security clearance. The incidents quoted in the indictment show Trump's recklessness in sharing classified information, and the Justice Department can easily prove his wrongdoing. The indictment carries a penalty of between ten and twenty years per count, which can interfere with Trump's ability to campaign for another term as president. However, it's unlikely that he will ever serve a day in prison.