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America First News
13 Jun 2023
#politics
The Federalist: How McCarthy Can Restore The House’s Institutional Integrity
The Jan. 6 Committee violated House rules repeatedly for partisan political gain, with support from the Democratic-controlled Bipartisan Legal Advisory Group (BLAG), characterizes House Speaker Kevin McCarthy. The BLAG with five House leadership members must direct litigation in which the House has a direct interest. McCarthy must convene the BLAG to restore the integrity of House rules against perversion by Democrats.
Fox News: Trans activists flaunt bare breasts at White House Pride Month event
Trans activists bared their breasts at the White House during President Biden's Pride Month celebration, causing controversy on social media. TikTok influencer Rose Montoya, a biological male who is transgender, posted a video of himself and another transgender activist exposing themselves on the South Lawn, while the "Pride Month 2023" event was taking place. The event hosted performers and speakers representing LGBTQ causes, with the Biden administration praising the Pride community as "the bravest and most inspiring people". The White House has not yet commented on the incident.
Daily Wire: Biden Faces Backlash After Trans Activist Goes Topless At White House Pride Event: ‘A Disgrace To Our Country’
Transgender activist Rose Montoya, who identifies as a woman, faced backlash after taking off his shirt during a meeting with President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden at the White House in celebration of Pride Month. Video footage of the incident went viral and drew criticism online, with many calling it a disgrace to the country. Conservative voices accused the Biden administration of allowing attention-seeking exhibitionist clowns to disgrace the White House lawn.
The Epoch Times: NTD Good Morning (June 13): Protesters Gather in Miami for Trump’s Arraignment; Sen. Grassley’s Incriminating Remarks on Biden
Supporters and protesters gather in Miami for Trump's arraignment while the city plans for peace. Senator Grassley alleges existence of secret Ukraine recordings of President Biden and his son Hunter. A First Nation photographer in Australia captures the spiritual link between mother and child in her photography.
Liberty Nation: Trump and Republicans: Indicted and United?
The latest indictment against Donald Trump has anti-Trump forces celebrating while Bill Barr claims he is "toast." Meanwhile, the Biden bribery scandal is gaining traction and the unmasking of the Biden family's financial activities continues. The double standard of the permanent bureaucracy is being questioned as the investigation against Trump produced 37 criminal counts in only seven months, while the report examining malfeasance on the left and ruling establishment took four years.
Fox News: Newsom’s surprising response to Trump indictment, gunfire erupts after NBA Finals and more top headlines
Gunfire erupted during Denver Nuggets NBA Finals victory celebration, leaving 9 injured. Possible . FBI bombshell announced, with Burisma executive claiming to have secret recordings of Joe and Hunter Biden. Possible . House demands update on new tech as threats from China pile up, while GOP lawmakers introduce impeachment articles against Biden and Harris. Possible and . 16 should be the minimum age for social media use, say parents and experts. Possible .
Forbes: Trump Heads To Miami: Here’s What To Expect At His Court Appearance Tuesday In Classified Docs Case
Former President Donald Trump is due to appear in a Miami federal courthouse at 3 pm on Tuesday to face charges of mishandling classified documents. He is expected to surrender himself to authorities beforehand, and it is likely he will be arrested and booked before appearing in court. It is unlikely that he will be handcuffed as he is a low security risk, but he will likely face fingerprinting and possibly a DNA profile. Journalists are not allowed electronic devices, and there will likely be no visuals released to the public.
Trump appears to be defiant, saying he won't take a plea without financial compensation, and boasting to his supporters on Truth Social. A CBS/YouGov poll indicates that the indictment has made no impact on his support base, and in fact may have even solidified it among GOP primary voters, while they suggested that the case may be politically motivated. The indictment is a first for a former president facing federal charges and has raised a number of unprecedented issues. Federal judges are randomly assigned cases, but a significant number were appointed by Trump in Florida, including judges in the Southern district where the Miami court is located.
The Federalist: Grassley’s ‘17 Recordings' News Brings Burisma Into The Spotlight
Sen. Chuck Grassley revealed that the Ukrainian owner of Burisma allegedly made 17 audio recordings of conversations with the Bidens. The conversations suggest that then-Vice President Joe Biden may have been involved in prompting Burisma to hire his son for a job on the board of directors. Grassley has pushed the FBI to release a confidential human source report that alleged that a foreign national had bribed the Bidens to influence policy decisions.
The House Oversight Committee subpoenaed Hunter Biden's business partner and fellow Burisma board member, Devon Archer, to testify. Archer sat on the Burisma board with Hunter and was present for meetings with his foreign business partners. He is likely to assert his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination, but he may see cooperation as more attractive after losing a challenge to an unrelated criminal conviction for fraud. The Republican-controlled House may have the power to grant him immunity to expose the extent of the Bidens' corruption.
Liberty Nation: Donald Trump in the Dock
Former President Donald J. Trump surrenders to authorities in Miami’s federal courthouse today (June 13). He faces accusations of 37 federal crimes for offenses related to handling classified documents after he left the presidency. Trump will likely present himself to authorities in a parking garage and be escorted through a tunnel into the courthouse for processing, including fingerprinting and an arraignment. Reports say police are prepared for crowds of five to 50,000. Trump will be accompanied at all times by his Secret Service security detail.
Trump is charged with 31 separate instances of illegally retaining “National Defense Information” and the rest of the charges are based on attempts to keep the documents from being turned over or revealed. Judge Aileen M. Cannon has been assigned to the case. She was appointed to the federal bench by President Trump in 2020 and she made several rulings that favored Trump in 2022. Court watchers should expect she will apply the law to the facts as best she can. Evidence in the case involves classified, secret, and top-secret documents and it’s been suggested that the nature of the evidence will result in significant delays in pre-trial processes.
#society
The Federalist: A Pregnancy Center Saved Me And My Baby
A young woman unexpectedly becomes pregnant and seeks guidance from a pregnancy center. She ultimately decides to keep the child and receives support from the center and her community. She graduates high school and finds a job, and her child is her greatest blessing.
#war
Forbes: Why Defense Production Struggles To Meet Ukraine War Needs
The war in Ukraine has led to an increased need for defense manufacturing to accelerate production to meet the wartime needs of Ukraine and NATO allies. However, simply spending more money on defense will not guarantee munitions and advanced weapon systems will be there in the necessary numbers. Accelerating production demands a different and technical approach that requires critical synchronization of both internal and external processes to avoid bottlenecks. Managing the S-curve acceleration is key to success and being able to control how steep the curve can be at any point in time is a missing element of most acceleration plans. Properly executed technical production boosts can often generate 30% to 50% more throughput capacity in a period of months and can be achieved without significant capital expenditures (CAPEX).
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Palestine's president visits China as Beijing seeks larger role in Middle Eastern politics, energy resources
Chinese Foreign Ministry announced President Abbas' four-day visit to China and expressed their willingness to help broker relations between the Palestinian Authority and Israeli government as the relationship between the two deteriorates. The visit also comes after China hosted talks between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
Fox News: Chinese man arrested in Hong Kong for allegedly spray painting anti-US graffiti at US Consulate
Man arrested for vandalizing U.S. Consulate in Hong Kong with graffiti reading "hegemony" and "double standards". The vandalism comes amidst tensions in US-China relations over trade issues and Taiwan.
The Epoch Times: John Robson: With Johnston Gone, We Need a Real Public Inquiry With Teeth
There may be a public inquiry into Chinese communist meddling in Canadian elections, and former rapporteur David Johnston has resigned from his position. Johnston had faced accusations of conflicts of interest and his report was seen as unsatisfactory. However, it was also suggested that his appointment was part of a ploy by the PMO to make the issue a headache for Trudeau, given that Johnston is an old family friend of the PM and connected to the Trudeau Foundation. Commentators argue that Canada's establishment has been slow to realise the extent of China's influence over Canadian elites and that a real inquiry is needed.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Shares Get a Boost From Tech; Dollar Dithers Ahead of Inflation Data
Global shares rise ahead of U.S. inflation data that may influence the Fed's monetary policy. Anticipation of a flood of capital into chip-related companies helps Japan's Nikkei index to highest in 33 years as investor enthusiasm for anything exposed to artificial intelligence lifts entire sector. On Monday, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq rally to their highest closing levels since April 2022. Data on Tuesday shows rapid pickup in UK wage growth in the three months to April and could complicate matters for the central bank, which is already grappling with inflation that is over four times its target of 2%. Money markets show traders now anticipate a peak in UK rates at around 5.6% by February.
#religion
The Epoch Times: George Herbert’s ‘The Pulley’: The Gifts of Rest and Restlessness
George Herbert's poem "The Pulley" uses the metaphor of a pulley to explain why work is part of God's plan for mankind. The poem presents the idea that true rest can only be found in our Creator, and that rest is inseparable from restlessness in this life.
#health
Forbes: Liberate The Doctors: Four Principles
Doctors have been left out of discussions to reform the healthcare system for almost half a century, leading to rising costs and declining quality of care. To change this, doctors should be given the freedom to repackage and reprice their services, encouraged to innovate on the supply-side, and opportunities for private sector solutions should be explored. Deregulating the medical marketplace and making changes such as allowing employers to put money in a Health Savings Account and providing free services to the chronically ill would also benefit both doctors and patients.
The Epoch Times: Fraudsters and Dead People Scored Hundreds of Billions in Government Payments Last Year, Watchdog Finds
Improper payments made by federal officials totaled $247 billion in 2022, the second highest since their first documentation in 2004 and totaling to $528 billion over President Biden’s tenure. Of this total, over half came from five major Medicare/Medicaid programs in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, with Medicaid having the most improper payments among the HHS programs.
The Epoch Times: Successful COVID-19 Vaccine Injury Claims Double In Three Months
The UK government has paid out over £11.5 million in successful COVID-19 vaccine injury claims which has nearly doubled in three months. Victims who receive payment under the Vaccine Damage Payment Scheme will get a one-off sum of £120,000 if they prove they have been severely disabled or have had family members die as a result of vaccination. According to an FOI, 96 claimants have been notified they are entitled to a Vaccine Damage Payment, and all the claims were awarded where the AstraZeneca vaccine was used. However, the number of claims could actually be higher.
Peter Todd, a consultant solicitor with Scott-Moncrieff & Associates, has initiated a claim against AstraZeneca under the Consumer Protection Act 1987, representing dozens of people who claim they suffered severe reactions or family members died after taking the vaccine. The legal team is seeking personal injury compensation from AstraZeneca, claiming that the vaccine was “not as safe as the public were entitled to expect.” The UK government has not ordered future supplies of the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine.
National Review: The World Is Turning against Gender Experiments on Children
The United Kingdom's National Health Service will limit the use of puberty-suppressing drugs going forward, only allowing those enrolled in clinical trials to be prescribed the drugs in response to gaps in evidence found in an interim report about the infamous Tavistock gender clinic. Other European countries such as Norway, Finland, and Sweden have also pulled back on the medical experimentation on children in the name of gender ideology. They are reversing course not due to a religious revival or conservative culture war politics, but because of their publicly rationed healthcare provision severely constrained by public budgets. The U.S. federal government and progressives are still pushing full steam ahead, championing off-label use of puberty-blocking drugs.
Fox News: Want to lower your risk of dying? Getting a good night's sleep is more urgent than ever
Regular sleepers have lower mortality rates than irregular sleepers, even if they suffer from a sleep disorder. Participants with regular and healthy sleep schedules had an approximately 40% lower risk of dying from any cause, regardless of socio-demographics, lifestyle, health status, and major sleep disorders. Healthy sleep is not just about getting a sufficient quality of sleep on a consistent basis, but also having regular bedtimes and wake times.
#crime
Fox News: English police arrest man who allegedly killed 3, injured 3 others with his van
Three people were killed and three injured in Nottingham in related incidents including a van attack. A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and police say the incidents are linked. The investigation is in its early stages and a team of detectives is working to establish what has happened.
The Epoch Times: Man Arrested After 3 Killed in Nottingham Attacks
A 31-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after three people were found dead in Nottingham and three others were injured. Two people were found dead in the street on Ilkeston Road and a man was found dead on Magdala Road. A van also attempted to run over three people on Milton Street, who are currently being treated in hospital. Police believe all three incidents are linked. The investigation is ongoing.
#sports
Fox News: Nuggets' Jamal Murray completes comeback story with NBA title after knee injury: 'It’s a blessing'
Denver Nuggets won the NBA championship for the first time with Jamal Murray leading to victory with 14 points, eight rebounds and eight assists in Denver's 94-89 Game 5 win against Miami Heat. The former Kentucky standout’s comeback from a devastating knee injury suffered at the end of the 2020-21 season was worth the wait. Denver’s corps will now look to run it back next season with Murray, Nikola Jokic and Michael Porter Jr. among those in it for the long haul.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Massive Deadhead Is Minnesota's New State Record Nontypical Whitetail
A Minnesota man, Jesse Schroeder, found an enormous rack of a dead buck while shed hunting. The buck is now poised to become Minnesota's new No. 1 nontypical whitetail in the B&C record book. It has a net nontypical score of 277-3/8 inches B&C, which includes 100 inches of abnormal points. The buck was officially measured by a panel from the Boone & Crockett Club on June 10, and the score will be reviewed before it becomes official.
#other
Fox News: Thousands in India, Pakistan evacuate ahead of Cyclone Biparjoy
Pakistan and India prepare for the arrival of Cyclone Biparjoy, forecasted to hit the densely populated regions of western India and Pakistan later this week. Authorities in both countries have already evacuated tens of thousands of people from coastal areas and have closed ports as a precaution. The cyclone is expected to be the most powerful to hit the region since 2021, and experts say climate change is causing an increase in severe cyclones in the Arabian Sea region.