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America First News
13 Jun 2023
#politics
Daily Wire: Left-Wing CNN Analyst Blasts DOJ For No Charging Decision On Hunter Biden: ‘Preposterous’
CNN analyst expresses frustration over the DOJ's lengthy investigation into Hunter Biden's tax issues and potential violation of a gun law while addicted to drugs. The investigation has been ongoing since 2018, spanning both the Trump and Biden administrations, without any decision on charges being made, leading to criticism from commentators.
American Thinker: What percentage of political donations from self-identified fact checkers go to Democrats?
Nearly 100% of political donations made by those identifying as "fact checkers" went to Democrats and liberal groups in the past four election cycles. Only three donations went to Republicans, with top recipients including Senator Bernie Sanders. The New York Times and Reuters also employed "fact checkers" who donated to Democratic campaigns and candidates, and fact checkers have been known to incorrectly label factual information as misinformation.
Fox News: Keith Olbermann hammered after claiming Hillary Clinton team never destroyed gov't devices: 'Hallucinating'
Former MSNBC host Keith Olbermann fact-checked by Twitter users after mocking a Republican Congresswoman's claim that Hillary Clinton destroyed government devices. Olbermann suggested the Congresswoman was hallucinating, but was fact-checked with articles from CNN, Business Insider and Snopes that corroborated her tweet. Congressman Nancy Mace, R-S.C. took the opportunity to publicly declare victory in the argument with Olbermann.
Hillary Clinton drew ire on Twitter after she appeared to mock former President Donald Trump for his recent indictment. Clinton claimed investigators found "zero" classified emails on her private email server, despite a 2018 government report saying 193 emails were sent to or from her server.
Red State: SHOCKING VIDEO: Transgender Influencer Goes Topless at White House Pride Event
A Tik Tok influencer went topless at the White House's Pride Celebration, flouting traditional flag codes and disrespecting national pride. In a video shared online, the influencer is seen taking a video selfie with President Joe Biden while dancing provocatively in front of the Seal of the President of the United States. Outraged social media users are slamming the influencer's controversial actions as disgraceful and calling for more respect to be shown to national symbols.
#society
Fox News: How Elon Musk changed the future of protesting at work
The "right to protest" movement is gaining momentum with office workers protesting a variety of self-identified injustices, from climate change to social issues. While historically, labor protests were organized by unions to draw attention to low pay or poor working conditions, today's protesters are focused on social issues and grievances against their own companies, expressing their frustrations in an effort to draw attention and spark change. While employers have been reluctant to fire protesters, some, like Elon Musk, have made it clear that employees must return to work or risk termination. The future of protesting at work is uncertain, with employers and consumers becoming increasingly tired of being subjected to social movement agendas in the workplace.
Daily Wire: Multiple Target Stores Across U.S. Hit With Bomb Threats For ‘Betraying The LGBTQ+ Community’: Report
Multiple Target stores across the U.S. received bomb threats over the weekend for allegedly betraying the LGBTQ+ community by tamping down on some of the Pride Month products sold in its stores due to massive backlash the company has faced. The FBI is now investigating the bomb threats that have been made in stores located in Oklahoma, New York, New Hampshire, Vermont, Louisiana, Ohio, Utah, and Pennsylvania. JPMorgan said that it was downgrading Target’s stock because of the “recent company controversies” and the company has since lost more than $15 billion in market cap.
The threats continued over the weekend when seven stores in Oklahoma received a threat that began, “We are going to play a game” and included the date of the Oklahoma City bombing, which killed 168 people. The Washington Post reported that the threats were made by those accusing the store of betraying the LGBTQ+ community.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Palestinian 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.
#economy
Foreign Policy: Is Berlin Ready to Break the Bank?
The "black zero," or schwarze Null policy, has been an integral part of Germany's fiscal policy since the 2008 financial crisis, requiring balanced budgets and limiting structural deficits. However, as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and Russia's war in Ukraine, Germany has temporarily moved away from this policy to spend heavily to offset the economic impact of these crises. The debate over Germany's relationship with debt has led to calls for a fundamental shift in the country's approach to national debt, with some economists advocating for new debt to invest in the future, such as updating the country's infrastructure, adapting to climate change, and building a carbon-neutral energy system.
#culture
The Federalist: New Gloomy 'Little Mermaid' Couldn't Dull Halle Bailey's Shine
Disney's live-action "Little Mermaid" lacks the vibrance and magic of the original animated film, with undersea scenes being particularly dull and lacking whimsy. However, the film features a standout performance by Halle Bailey as Ariel, bringing a new level of emotional depth to the character. Bailey's beauty, talent, and remarkable vocal ability cannot be held back by the film's problems. The film's design also fails to highlight and complement Bailey's blackness, ultimately seeming like idolizing racial politics.
Fox News: Tim Allen turns 70: His journey from ‘The Tool Man’ to ‘Last Man Standing’
Tim Allen celebrates his 70th birthday and almost 50 years in show business. He got his start in stand-up comedy and went on to play Tim Taylor on the hit sitcom "Home Improvement." Allen also voiced Buzz Lightyear in "Toy Story" and played Santa Claus in "The Santa Clause" trilogy. He returned to television in the hit sitcom "Last Man Standing." Allen revealed that a "Home Improvement" reboot could still happen and he would love to see a show based on what the three Taylor sons are up to today.
Forbes: What’s In A Name? For Ed Pokropski It’s A Show About His Korean Roots
Ed Pokropski created a one-man show about his life as a Korean adoptee. He explores his experience of being adopted in the U.S. and the common questions he gets about his last name and cultural background. Through humor and pop culture references, Pokropski delivers painful truths about adoption and raises awareness of workplace diversity and inclusion.
#health
Forbes: ‘Permissible Indulgence’ Rules At Annual Sweets & Snacks Expo
The Sweets & Snacks Expo showcased the latest candy and snack products, with a particular focus on better-for-you versions. Many industry leaders and upstart companies are offering items that cater to consumer demand for healthier options, delivering great taste in smaller portions and lower sugar formulations. There is also a growing trend towards environmentally-friendly products. The confectionary industry is committed to delivering candy in portions with less than 200 calories through the "Always a Treat" initiative. The food industry needs to embrace this trend and work towards developing healthier options and menu items.
#education
Fox News: Illinois becomes first state in US to outlaw library book bans
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker signs into law a bill outlawing book bans in public libraries, making Illinois the first state in the U.S. to do so. The new law will require libraries to adopt the American Library Association's Library Bill of Rights or a similar pledge to be eligible for state funding. Attempts to censor library books in the U.S. reached a 20-year high in 2022, according to the American Library Association.
#crime
Fox News: Nottingham van attack in UK leaves 3 dead; suspect arrested
Three people were killed and three more were injured by a van in Nottingham, England, in related early-morning incidents. A 31-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder, and the motives for the attack are unclear. Two people were found dead on one road in Nottingham around 4 a.m., while a third was discovered on another street. All three incidents are believed to be linked.
#sports
Forbes: Cleveland Guardians Face Decision Regarding Shortstop Amed Rosario
Cleveland Guardians' shortstop Amed Rosario is in the final year of his $7.8m contract, and the team has to decide whether to offer him an extension or trade him before he becomes a free agent. While Rosario has not performed as well this year, the Guardians will have to weigh his value as a warm-weather hitter with his relationship with team leader Jose Ramirez against the cost of an extension. If they trade him, the limited demand for shortstops means they may not get a good deal.
Trading both ace starter Shane Bieber and Amed Rosario in the same deal could make sense and improve the return for the Guardians. There are some major league teams that need help at shortstop, but Rosario is not an elite player like Corey Seager or Francisco Lindor. The Guardians have to balance their need for a shortstop against the cost of a possible extension and the reduced return of a trade in a weak market.
Fox News: Stanford capitalizes on Texas blunder to advance to College World Series
Stanford beat Texas to reach the College World Series, despite the Longhorns' comeback in the fourth inning. In the bottom of the ninth inning, Cardinal infielder Drew Bowser hit a fly ball that was lost in the lights by the Longhorns' outfielder, resulting in the winning run. He finished 2-for-4 with three RBIs and a walk.
#other
Flag And Cross: Volcanic Eruption In Hawaii Sends Lava Flying, Forces Evacuations As Emergency Continues
Kilauea volcano on Hawaii's Big Island continues to erupt, with lava flowing and toxic fumes generated. The USGS detected the eruption last week, prompting local evacuations. The Hawaii Emergency Management Agency has issued a red alert, but stated that there is currently no indication of a threat to populated areas. This is the second eruption of Kilauea this year.