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America First News
13 Jun 2023
#politics
Forbes: U.S. Government Buying ‘Intimate’ Data About Americans, Report Finds
Data brokers collecting information from Americans’ phones, web browsers and cars have contracts with government agencies to sell them data that could "cause harm," according to a report from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. Purchasers outside government agencies include private-sector and non-governmental entities as well as governments worldwide. Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) requested the report, calling for the intelligence community to publicize how it uses commercially available data ( ).
Red State: Confirmed: WH Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre Violated Hatch Act Before Midterms With 'Mega MAGA Republicans' Rhetoric
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre violated the Hatch Act by referencing "mega MAGA Republicans" during the lead-up to the 2022 midterms. Protect the Public’s Trust filed a complaint against Jean-Pierre, which was confirmed by the Office of Special Counsel. The White House Counsel’s Office only issued a warning letter instead of pursuing disciplinary action.
The phrase "mega MAGA Republicans" was a deliberate strategy deployed by the Biden administration ahead of the midterm elections. President Biden had previously used the phrase in a speech and the White House included it in a memo in mid-August. Biden's then-chief of staff, Ron Klain, also violated the Hatch Act. The White House takes the provision seriously but is "not perfect."
Daily Wire: CNN Brings In Andy McCabe To Address Trump Indictment And People Have Thoughts
Andrew McCabe, former FBI Deputy Director and CNN contributor, was brought in by the news network to explain the federal case against former President Donald Trump. Critics have been scathing of McCabe's involvement in the politically-charged investigation into former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in the lead-up to the 2016 presidential election. Many took to social media to express their dislike of McCabe being used as an expert by CNN, including radio host Joe Pagliarulo and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA).
Front Page Magazine: Another Scam Indictment Against Trump
The Biden DOJ has charged Donald Trump again in another politically motivated indictment. This is a continuation of false and disproven smears of Russia collusion, and it is an attempt to stop Trump from occupying the oval office again . The DOJ is targeting Trump's leading opponent for 2024, while ignoring evidence of Joe Biden's alleged bribe from Burisma, and his son Hunter's involvement. This is a clear double standard, and voters will send a message in 2024 that targeting your political opponent is wrong in America. The only solution is to elect Donald Trump.
Fox News: Blockade ending? GOP rebels signal they'll let gas stove, pistol brace bills come to House floor
Speaker Kevin McCarthy has made amends with a group of conservatives who blocked Republican bills aimed at protecting gas stoves due to their anger at the handling of debt limit negotiations. The stand-off is reportedly now over, and lawmakers are set to vote on the bills. Members of the group have stated that they are seeking assurances from McCarthy during the appropriations process.
Fox News: MA Supreme Court justice to retire, make way for Gov. Healey's first appointment
Justice Elspeth Cypher announces retirement from Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, giving Governor Maura Healey her first opportunity to appoint a judge to the state's highest court. Cypher was elevated to the court by former Republican Gov. Charlie Baker in 2017 and will retire next January. Healey thanked Cypher for her service and said she will be looking for the best person to be the next justice.
Front Page Magazine: Video: Comey Panicking at Thought of Trump Weaponizing Justice System Against Him
The video shows Comey's fear that Trump would use the justice system against him if he became president.
The Blaze: Bank of America reportedly shared customers’ private transactions, including gun purchases, with FBI around Jan. 6; lawmakers investigating whether other banks did the same
GOP lawmakers are investigating whether banks voluntarily shared financial data with the FBI around the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol. Six banks were asked to produce documents not later than June 26 concerning communications with federal law enforcement agencies concerning the use of their products. If they do not comply with the request, a subpoena may be issued. This issue is categorized under .
Newsbusters: CNN Attempts to Discredit Judge Presiding Over Trump Trial
CNN attempts to discredit Judge Aileen Cannon, who will preside over former President Trump's indictment, by questioning her impartiality due to her appointment by Trump and previous rulings. Senior legal analyst Elie Honig notes that she is young for a federal judge and previously clerked for a conservative judge. The conversation implies that Cannon should recuse herself because of her conservative ties. However, Honig did not think there was enough evidence to prove she was biased. Neutrogena sponsored CNN's biased coverage.
#society
Daily Wire: Westfield Surrenders San Francisco Location As Woke City Deteriorates
Westfield is transferring its largest mall in San Francisco to its lender after halting payments on a $558 million loan. Nordstrom also announced in May that it would be closing its San Francisco Centre location in August due to declining sales, occupancy, and foot traffic. The company previously blamed unsafe conditions and lack of enforcement against rampant criminal activity in the Democrat-controlled city, and that the shopping center had unprecedented bad performance compared to its other locations. An immigrant from Afghanistan who opened a business in San Francisco describes the conditions in the city to be worse than in Afghanistan when it comes to enforcing the law due to daily store robberies and a lack of police action.
Forbes: Pride Flags Torn Down And Vandalized Outside Stonewall Monument, NYPD Says
Dozens of LGBTQ pride flags were vandalized on a fence at New York City's Stonewall National Monument, an incident that's being investigated as a hate crime. The Stonewall Inn in Greenwich Village is considered a historic site for gay rights, and the vandalism occurred just two weeks into Pride Month. Hate crimes against LGBTQ people have grown by 70% from 2020 to 2021, and more than a dozen states have passed laws restricting gender-affirming care for transgender children.
#economy
The Epoch Times: IRS Sends out Urgent Notice to Millions of Americans | Facts Matter
The IRS is warning Americans to claim their 2019 refunds before July 15 or risk losing $1.5 billion of unclaimed money. Meanwhile, taxpayers in California who received CP-14 letters from the IRS stating that they owe money may have received incorrect payment dates.
The Epoch Times: Closing Prices for Crude Oil, Gold, and Other Commodities (June 12)
Oil prices fell sharply on Monday with benchmark U.S. crude for July delivery down $3.05 to $67.12 a barrel and Brent crude for August delivery down $2.95 to $71.84 a barrel. Wholesale gasoline for July delivery also fell 11 cents to $2.48 a gallon.
#religion
Flag And Cross: Pro-LGBT Church Destroyed After Act of God - Not Even Fact Checkers Can Deny This
A lightning strike sets fire to a "woke LGBTQ+ church" in Massachusetts. Snopes "fact-checkers" argue that linking the fire to a higher power is "subjective" and "evidence-free." The controversy highlights the straying of progressive churches from traditional Christian beliefs.
#culture
Forbes: Grimes Helps Artists Distribute Songs Using Her AI Voice--If They Pay Royalties. Here's How It Works.
Grimes has partnered with music distributor Elf.Tech to allow artists to use her AI-generated voice in their songs and have them professionally distributed. The software, developed by CreateSafe, uses a generative AI music operating system to create music after being trained with Grimes' voice. Elf.Tech and TuneCore have partnered to allow works featuring Grimes's voice to be vetted and professionally distributed with royalties being split 50-50 between the artist and Grimes. However, the GrimesAI voiceprint does not claim ownership of the sound recording or the composition unless the song is a Grimes cover.
#health
Fox News: Former abortion provider sues North Dakota over heartbeat law
North Dakota's Red River Women's Clinic has filed a lawsuit challenging the state's abortion ban law that virtually outlaws all abortions after six weeks of pregnancy. The clinic argues the legal window for rape and incest exceptions is too narrow and vague. Provisions in the new law allow for treatment of ectopic and molar pregnancies, but it has been challenged as unconstitutional. Banned under the new law, abortions can only be carried out where women could face death or serious health conditions, as well as rape and incest but only in the first six weeks.
The Epoch Times: Heartbroken Dad To Kick Off Father’s Day Weekend By Helping Others
A father rallies in front of California Attorney General Rob Bonta’s office to prosecute fentanyl dealers on behalf of his daughter, who died from fentanyl poisoning. He is advocating for “Alexandra’s Law,” a bill requiring warnings for dealers who distribute fentanyl-laced substances that result in someone’s death. The bill has failed repeatedly, but the father is not giving up and will protest alongside other advocates in downtown LA on June 16.
Matt Capelouto is starting his Father’s Day weekend rallying in front of California Attorney General Rob Bonta’s office in LA, calling to prosecute fentanyl dealers on behalf of his late daughter and other victims of fentanyl poisoning. Capelouto has spent the last three years advocating for “Alexandra’s Law,” which would require warnings for dealers who knowingly distribute drugs containing fentanyl that result in someone’s death. The bill has failed repeatedly, but Capelouto is not giving up and will protest alongside other advocates in front of Bonta’s office on June 16. Capelouto is the president of Drug Induced Homicide, a Michigan-based nonprofit that advocates for judicial reform and accountability for those who sell illicit drugs that result in death.
#education
Front Page Magazine: The Abuse Abyss
Sexual abuse in US public schools is a crisis, with over 9% of students reporting abuse by school personnel. Collective bargaining agreements hinder discipline and accountability.
#sports
Fox News: NFL legend out as XFL head coach after disappointing season
Rod Woodson is no longer the head coach of the Vegas Vipers after a disappointing season where the team went 2-8. Both parties agreed to mutually part ways less than a month after the XFL championship game. Woodson, a Super Bowl champion and Hall of Famer, spent most of his NFL career playing for the Pittsburgh Steelers and won the Super Bowl with the Baltimore Ravens.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Watch Rare Footage of Wolves Hunting and Catching Fish in Minnesota
Wolves in northern Minnesota have been observed hunting and eating fish during the spring spawning season, as part of a 7-year research project by the Voyageurs Wolf Project. The wolves ambush fish in creeks at night when spawning fish are vulnerable in shallow waters. This behavior provides a valuable nutritional resource for the wolves when their primary prey, whitetail deer, become less abundant. The research suggests that wolf fishing behavior may be widespread in similar ecosystems in Wisconsin, Michigan, Ontario, Quebec and beyond.
#other
Fox News: Pat Sajak leaving 'Wheel of Fortune'
After 40 years, Pat Sajak will be leaving "Wheel of Fortune" following the upcoming 41st season. He announced the news on Twitter and expressed gratitude towards his fans.