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America First News
14 Jun 2023
#illegals
Breitbart: Biden's DHS Extends 'Temporary' Amnesty for Over 300K Foreigners in U.S.
The Department of Homeland Security has extended Temporary Protected Status for approximately 300,000 foreign nationals from Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, and Nepal currently residing in the United States. The decision rescinds former President Trump’s termination of TPS, which was intended to be temporary but has effectively become a permanent program, dating back to the Clinton administration. The majority of those affected are from El Salvador.
#politics
Forbes: Trump Drives Straight From Federal Arraignment To Miami Cuban Restaurant—As He Campaigns Off Classified Docs Charges
Former President Donald Trump pleaded not guilty to 37 federal charges in Miami before heading to a historic Cuban restaurant in the Little Havana neighborhood where he was greeted by supporters. The charges include possession of national security documents after leaving office, obstruction, and making false statements. Trump's visit to Versailles restaurant appears to underline his commitment to continuing his presidential campaign for 2024 and downplaying the charges against him.
Red State: House Republican Issues Subpoena for Hunter Biden’s Bank Records While Investigating Connections to Russian Oligarch
Rep. James Comer has issued another subpoena for bank records to investigate Hunter Biden's relationship with a Russian oligarch, after previously hidden evidence suggested that Joe Biden and his son received payments from a Ukrainian energy firm. Comer plans to examine alleged sham companies set up by the Bidens. During a Fox Business interview, Comer explained that Burisma allegedly offered the bribes to Joe Biden to gain entry into the American energy market via an IPO and avoid corruption investigations in Ukraine. Comer also suggested there may be other FD-1023 forms related to the bribery allegations against the Biden family, which could reveal more evidence of corruption.
#society
The Epoch Times: Miramar-Area Construction Mishap Causes Gas Leak, Water-Service Outage
San Diego: Excavation machine falls into trench, causing gas leak and water outage. No injuries reported. Evacuations enacted as a precaution.
Flag And Cross: Students Reject 'Pride Month Spirit Day', Show Up with Attire That Sends Message
Middle school students in Burlington, Massachusetts protested their school's "pride month spirit day" by tearing down decorations and chanting "USA are my pronouns." Parents and school officials are outraged, but the story inspires respect for the protesting students and disdain for the idiocy of certain adults. Pride month celebrations are bad enough when celebrated in front of adults, but celebrating them in middle schools is a grotesque abomination. The adults encouraging children to participate cannot be defended. Children are standing up to indoctrination at the hands of cowardly adults.
The Epoch Times: White House Calls Trans Activist's Stunt at Pride Month Event 'Inappropriate and Disrespectful'
Transgender activist Rose Montoya exposed her breasts on the South Lawn during the Pride Month event for LGBT people at the White House on June 10. Joined by two shirtless men, Montoya drew criticism from the White House and others for the stunt, which was described as disrespectful and taking attention away from celebrating the accomplishments of the LGBT community. Montoya defended her actions, saying she supports the movement to free the nipple and believed her actions were legal. She received backlash from some in the LGBT community who felt her behavior set back progress towards acceptance, with some attacking her for being paid off by conservative groups to embarrass the Biden administration.
#foreignaffairs
The Blaze: Tucker Carlson declares in new monologue that 'they're trying to take Trump out before you can vote for him'
Tucker Carlson claims that Washington elites are trying to take down Trump because of his anti-war views. Trump's statements during the 2016 Republican primary debate that the U.S. should never have been in Iraq "sealed his fate," according to Carlson. He argues that Trump is the only presidential candidate who dissents from Washington's war agenda.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Over 30 Percent of Aussies Can’t Afford to Travel Overseas: Research
One in three Australians cannot afford to travel overseas due to rising living costs and expensive airfares. Only a quarter of Australians can afford an overseas holiday, and 37 percent find it unaffordable. The rising cost of living affects everything from groceries to flights, and people are cutting back on discretionary spending.
The Epoch Times: California Voters Say Economy Is Most Important Issue, Half Disapprove of Reparation Payments: Poll
California voters rank economy as top issue, with 50% not supporting reparations for black residents. Governor Newsom has touted California's economy as strong, but a new study reveals that the state has seen a steady increase in departing companies, with notable brands, like Tesla and Hewlett Packard, moving their headquarters. Only around 50% of respondents to a recent poll support proposed reparations to black residents, with 37% strongly opposed to the policies. Newsom has urged that reparations come in many forms and is urging caution over the issue.
Breitbart: Breitbart Business Digest: Inflation Tame Enough for a Fed Pause
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is likely to get his pause as the Labor Department's consumer price index (CPI) rose only 0.1% in May, lower than expected, due in part to declining energy prices. However, core inflation remains high, with core CPI the same as in December 2022 at 0.4% in May. Used car prices, rent, and food inflation are all contributing factors. While energy prices are down, food costs rose particularly in fruit, vegetables, and dining out, which is likely driven by increasing labor costs. The Fed is expected to skip raising rates, but if Powell falters in communicating future rate hikes, it may reignite inflation.
#culture
Breitbart: Cartoon Network's 'We Baby Bears' Children Series Introduces Gender 'Non-Binary' Characters With 'They/Them' Pronouns
The animated series We Baby Bears on Cartoon Network has introduced gender non-binary characters who use "they/them" pronouns. The characters will be featured in a gay pride month-themed episode titled "Polly's New Crew." The move is in line with the network's promotion of preferred pronouns, as well as a trend in children's programming to include LGBTQ characters and stories.
#health
Fox News: 'Good Times' actor John Amos denies severity of medical issues following abuse claims
Actor John Amos speaks out about his health after claims he was hospitalized for "elder abuse"; he confirms he is doing well and was not in ICU. The possibility of him being the victim of a crime has been confirmed by Colorado officials. The "Good Times" star has denied the GoFundMe campaign set up to aid him, and requested the return of contributions.
#crime
Breitbart: Mobs Attack Vietnamese Communist Police, Killing Four Officers
Nine police officers were killed and several bystanders injured in Vietnam by heavily armed gangs; police conducted raids on Monday morning leading to 26 alleged gang members being taken into custody. The government confirmed the attackers wore camouflage vests and split up to target the two police stations; the Montagnards, an oppressed Christian minority, are believed to be behind the attacks
#sports
Forbes: Meet The Billionaire Buying The Ottawa Senators
Logistics billionaire Michael Andlauer's group, which reportedly includes Abel Tesfaye, has agreed to purchase 90% of the Ottawa Senators for around $1 billion, subject to league approval. The daughters of former owner Eugene Melnyk will retain the remaining 10% through their father's estate. Andlauer is no stranger to hockey ownership, having previously owned the Hamilton Bulldogs and a stake in the Montreal Canadiens.
Fox News: Cavinder twins take issue with recent story, describe 'journalism practice' as 'blatant sexist trope'
Twin sisters Hanna and Haley Cavinder are women's college basketball players who have gained attention for their social media presence and marketing skills. A recent article in The Free Press sparked controversy after the Cavinders claimed they were misled into giving an interview about their life after the NCAA's new rules on name, image, and likeness. The article, which referred to the sisters as "the emerging oligarchs of women’s college basketball," was criticized for emphasizing their physical appearance rather than their athletic and business accomplishments.
#outdoors
Flag And Cross: Six-year-old Shows What Call Out Is Like For Her Firefighter Dad
A young girl in England has created a sequel to a previous viral video, depicting what it's like for her firefighter father to be called out on a job. In the new video, Darcey Cook responds to a "shout" at her local fire station, where she gets dressed in firefighting gear, drives a fire engine, and saves the day with a hose. The original 2020 video amassed millions of views, and the family was bombarded by media outlets from around the world.
#technology
Flag And Cross: Liquid Metal Breakthrough: Scientists Unlock Potential For Flexible Electronics
Chinese scientists have developed a liquid metal which can transform everyday materials, such as paper and plastic, into "smart" devices, including mobile phones. Researchers from Tsinghua University in Beijing have described the technology as having potential applications in wearable electronics, flexible devices and soft robotics, such as stretchable smartphones. Early attempts to apply liquid metal to surfaces including paper had been hindered by the substance's extremely high surface tension, stopping it from adhering to most materials. However, the researchers applied two liquid metals to silicone stamps and then rubbed them onto paper surfaces.
Although the researchers are still looking at how to ensure the liquid metal coating stays in place without additional packaging material, they predict that the technique could be scaled up for mass production. Furthermore, by using an approach called "transfer printing" the scientists sidestepped the previous need to use a third material. The team hopes to use the method to apply liquid metal to a greater range of surfaces, and for constructing smart devices using materials treated by this method.
Forbes: Reddit Stands By Controversial API Changes As Subreddit Protest Continues
Over 8,000 subreddits are protesting against planned pricing changes for developers and have gone dark. Reddit's new API policies will charge third-party app developers $0.24 for every 1,000 API calls from July 1, which has led to backlash from app creators and users as some third-party apps will have to shut down. However, Reddit has confirmed that it will follow through with the changes, despite the ongoing protests. The blackout is expected to last until Wednesday, but some subreddits have planned to remain closed for longer.