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America First News
14 Jun 2023
#illegals
The Epoch Times: Border Patrol Agents Record '1000 Percent Increase' in Illegal Immigrants From Nations Including China, Afghanistan
Border Patrol Chief Raul Ortiz shared data on Twitter showing that Border Patrol agents have encountered a more than 1000 percent increase in the number of illegal immigrants attempting to enter the United States from countries including China and Afghanistan. Ortiz noted that similar increases were seen from other nations including Algeria, Djibouti, the Dominican Republic, Egypt, Ethiopia, Mauritania, Paraguay, and Vietnam. The rise in illegal immigration from China comes amid increasing tensions between the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and Washington.
Fox News: Migrant fishing vessel capsizes off coast of Greece killing at least 78, dozens still missing
A fishing boat carrying migrants sank off the coast of Greece, leaving at least 78 dead and dozens missing. Over 10 boats, including 6 Greek Coast guard vessels, are currently searching for survivors. The boat is believed to have sailed from eastern Libya and sank in international waters.
#politics
PJ Media: Is Adam Schiff on the Verge of Being Censured?
Rep. Adam Schiff faces a censure resolution submitted by Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-Fla.) for repeatedly making false claims about Trump colluding with Russia and deceiving the public, Congress, and the committee. The resolution accuses Schiff of initiating a fraudulently based investigation and exploiting it for political gain and fundraising, and demands a public reading of the charges and a $16 million fine. The Republicans are expected to vote on the resolution on Wednesday or Thursday.
Spectator USA: Did energy secretary Jennifer Granholm lie to Congress?
US Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm has admitted to misleading Congress regarding her stock holdings, which included an investment in Ford. Granholm failed to disclose that her husband holds thousands of dollars worth of Ford stock, while her department awarded hundreds of millions of dollars of government contracts to the automaker. Granholm's previous ties to Proterra, an electric vehicle battery company in which she owned millions of dollars of stock and sat on the board, is also causing congressional concern. The revelations have led critics to allege a "pattern of ethical issues" during Granholm's tenure.
Fox News: Ethics hearing delayed in Nevada case against Gov. Joe Lombardo, who wore his police badge while campaigning
Republican Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo's ethics hearing has been postponed until July 25, where he faces a nearly $1.7 million penalty for wearing his police badge and uniform while campaigning for the governor's mansion last year. Legal filings from Lombardo's attorneys have called the proposed penalties "eye-watering," unprecedented and "based on his use of the same four images on social media during his gubernatorial campaign."
Fox News: Trump slams 'sham' federal indictment as 'election interference,' 'most heinous abuse of power' in US history
Donald Trump has pleaded not guilty to 37 federal felony charges stemming from an investigation into his alleged retention of classified records at Mar-a-Lago. The charges include willful retention of national defense information, conspiracy to obstruct justice, and false statements. Trump cast his indictment as election interference by the Biden administration, defending himself by saying that the Presidential Records Act applies to his case and not the Espionage Act under which he has been charged. He went on to criticize Biden, calling him the most corrupt president in US history and accusing him of having his top political opponent arrested and charged.
Red State: The E. Jean Carroll Case Against Donald Trump Bursts Back Onto the Scene
A judge rules in favor of E. Jean Carroll in her defamation lawsuit against Donald Trump, allowing her to seek further damages after Trump repeated comments about her during a CNN town hall. Carroll will now seek at least $10 million in damages, double the initial $5 million awarded by the jury.
Flag And Cross: UFC Legend Has Powerful 3-Word Message for Trump While Surprising 45 in Miami
Former President Trump and retired UFC star Jorge Masvidal were spotted together at Versailles Bakery in Miami. Masvidal praised Trump as a "champ", and took a photo with him, pledging support for his presidential candidacy in 2024. The former president received applause and well-wishes from supporters at the bakery, as well as a rendition of "Happy Birthday" from the rowdy crowd. Masvidal has been a vocal supporter of Trump and has previously called him the "greatest president in the history of the world".
National Review: The Corner: Nikki Haley’s Political Juggling Act
Nikki Haley's position on Trump's indictment is inconsistent and confusing. Initially dismissing the charges, she later criticized Trump's actions but is now willing to pardon him if convicted. This contradiction blurs her ideological stance and leaves voters scratching their heads.
#society
The Epoch Times: Police Decide No Crime In Scottish MP 'Death-Threat' Tweet
A tweet threatening to "kill" an MP following a parliamentary debate on defining "sex" as biological sex did not meet the criminal threshold, according to the Metropolitan Police. Scottish National Party MP Joanna Cherry reported the tweet to parliamentary authorities and the police, but said it was not directed at those supporting clarification around gender reassignment discrimination protections. Two petitions on the matter were debated. Cherry argued there were legal issues arising from the ability of transgender people to obtain a Gender Recognition Certificate without medical diagnosis, while opponents claimed legal definition would discriminate against some individuals.
The Epoch Times: At Least 103 Wedding Guests Killed When Boat Capsizes in Northern Nigeria
Over 100 people were killed when a boat capsized on the Niger River in Nigeria. The boat had been used to transport guests home from a wedding when it became overloaded with 300 passengers and hit a log in the water, causing it to split in two. Rescuers are still searching for more bodies. Boat accidents are not uncommon in remote communities of Nigeria, where poorly maintained boats are frequently loaded with too many passengers.
The Epoch Times: At Least 9 Killed in Ethnic Clashes in India's Northeast, Where 100 Have Died in Month of Violence
At least nine people were killed in clashes between Kuki and Meitei ethnic groups in Manipur, India. The Kukis and other predominantly Christian tribal communities oppose the Meitei Hindu community's demand for special status with more benefits. The violence is part of a continuing struggle between the hill and valley communities in Manipur state.
#war
Foreign Policy: A Drawn-Out Ukraine War Should Not Change U.S. Strategy
The United States must continue supporting Ukraine against Russia, despite concerns that protracted support erodes the effectiveness of sequencing in dealing with the China and Russia threats. A protracted war hurts Russia more than the United States, weakens a weaker adversary, and exposes military-technological and armaments production deficiencies. Sequencing remains the best strategy, but refining the strategy will be necessary over time. The U.S. should use the current window wisely and shift NATO’s center of gravity eastward to prepare and avoid a catastrophic war with China.
#foreignaffairs
Daily Wire: ‘Patients Zero’ Were Wuhan Lab Researchers Working On Coronavirus Gain-Of-Function, Journalists Say
Three journalists have identified the origin of Covid-19 as being three lab researchers who contracted the virus at the Wuhan Institute of Virology. Ben Hu, Yu Ping, and Yan Zhu were named "patients zero" by U.S. government officials. A new report suggests the People’s Liberation Army's role in working with the lab to create and cover up the pandemic. The origin of the virus remains a subject of speculation, with current U.S. investigations offering different views.
The New American: Not Just Balloons: U.S. Slams China for Having Spy Base in Cuba - The New American
China has been running a military base in Cuba at least since 2019 as part of its worldwide intelligence-gathering projects, according to a Biden administration official. The unnamed official said that US intelligence circles have known about Chinese espionage activities from Cuba for some time. The Wall Street Journal recently reported that Cuba and China had also agreed to construct a clandestine electronic eavesdropping station in Cuba. The US has expressed concerns with Cuba about permitting Chinese spy activities on its territory but wants to maintain open communication lines with China. U.S. Representative Carlos Gimenez has labelled recent Chinese actions in Cuba an imminent and direct threat to America. Beijing has denied the allegations of having a spy base in Cuba.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Gas Code Promises Secure Supply at 'Reasonable' Prices
A new code of conduct is set to ensure reasonable gas prices for Australian consumers over the next two years. Aiming to provide producers with certainty to invest in production, the code plans to secure additional domestic supply commitments in the short term to shield the east coast gas consumers from international price hikes. The design features a $12 price cap and a process for exemptions from the cap, while small producers of gas will be exempt from the cap if they supply the Australian domestic market only. The full text of the code will be released in the coming weeks, while its effectiveness will be reviewed in mid-2025.
#military
Forbes: Aerojet’s Merger With L3Harris Is Crucial To Preserving Competition In Large Solid Rocket Motors
L3Harris' plan to merge with Aerojet Rocketdyne would preserve competition in large solid rocket motors (SRMs) market. Only two domestic producers of large SRMs exist and Northrop Grumman has a dominant market share, posing a challenge for the Defense Department in securing large SRMs. Aerojet's biggest opportunity is to supply motors for one stage of the military’s next-generation ICBM. Without the resources provided by L3Harris, Aerojet Rocketdyne would struggle to keep up with the challenge posed by Northrop’s rocket-motor business. The merger would be a godsend for the Pentagon seeking to preserve competition in large SRMs.
#health
PJ Media: AMA Doubles Down on Gender-Affirming Care for Kids
European medical societies are re-examining the efficacy of gender-affirming care for minors. The NHS recognizes uncertainty regarding youth with "late-onset gender dysphoria." Meanwhile, in the US, the American Medical Association, the American Psychiatric Association, and the American Academy of Pediatrics continue to insist that gender transition treatments are necessary. Widespread misinformation has led 18 US states to ban gender-affirming care, even though more than 2,000 scientific studies have examined aspects of gender-affirming care since 1975. Doctors in Europe are having a genuine debate on this issue, but American medical establishments seem to be under a lot of pressure to conform.
The Epoch Times: Vegetable Chips (Recipe)
Healthy vegetable chips are an easy and tasty snack. With this recipe, combine kale, broccoli, and okra and add salt and cayenne pepper for flavoring. Blanch the vegetables first and then use a dehydrator or bake in the oven. These chips are packed with cancer-preventing properties and lutein that help prevent macular degeneration.
The Epoch Times: Top 4 Nutrients Men Often Lack: Expert
Men often experience deficiencies in four essential nutrients: vitamin D, omega fatty acids, vitamin B12, and folate. These deficiencies can have serious health consequences, including an elevated risk of dementia and cancer. By supplementing these nutrients, men may enhance their overall quality of life, fortify their immune system, and potentially alleviate depression and anxiety. Fathers should prioritize their health to benefit themselves and their children, as a father’s commitment to healthy eating habits positively impacts their entire family’s health and lifestyle.
The Epoch Times: Transgender Treatment in Children Leads to Lifelong Medical Side Effects
The decision to undergo hormone treatment or surgery for gender dysphoria has lifelong health consequences that go beyond cosmetic changes. Reversible methods such as "acceptance and affirmation" can be used for children, but puberty blockers can have permanent effects on bone mineral density and cognitive brain development. Hormone therapies can lead to weight gain, depression, and other complications. Informed consent is important to ensure patients understand the risks and benefits of gender-affirming medical interventions. Mental health professionals should address symptoms that interfere with a person's capacity to consent to gender-affirming treatment before treatment is initiated, and alternative decision makers may need to be appointed in some cases.
#crime
Breitbart: Cartel Threats Force Tijuana Mayor into Hiding on Mexican Army Base
Tijuana Mayor Montserrat Caballero announced she would be moving to a Mexican Army base in response to cartel threats. She has been under federal protection for the last 15 days after one of her bodyguards was targeted by gunmen. The move comes as cartel violence continues to plague the Mexican border city.
Breitbart: Mass Kidnapping, Killing in Mexico Linked to Cartel Fraud Operation
Call center workers were kidnapped and murdered in Mexico's Jalisco state, leading authorities to discover remains in several secret gravesites. The workers were allegedly part of a criminal timeshare scheme run by the Cartel Jalisco New Generation (CJNG), which was using the call center for its operation. The victims were believed to have been killed because they tried to leave the CJNG.
The Epoch Times: IN-DEPTH: A Look at the Suspects, Many With Long Criminal Histories, Behind Random Attacks in Canada
Unprovoked stranger attacks are becoming more frequent in Canada, with drug-induced psychosis and a lax criminal justice system among the possible causes. Documentary filmmaker Aaron Gunn blames the legal system for releasing repeat violent offenders, one of whom had over 50 convictions when he killed a man who had stepped in to help his girlfriend during an attack. Many of the offenders in unprovoked attacks are well-known to the justice system and have extensive criminal records. Current legislation reform is not seen as making meaningful change, with critics questioning the focus on the suspect's race or Indigenous background. This is a growing concern among conservative regions.
Fox News: Democratic LA city councilman charged with embezzlement, conflict of interest in latest political scandal
Los Angeles City Council member Curren Price has been arrested on charges of financial corruption, including voting on projects in which he had a direct financial interest and having the city pay for medical benefits for his now-wife while still married to another woman. Price is the fourth council member to be arrested in recent years, and he is facing counts of embezzlement, perjury, and conflict of interest. The District Attorney's office emphasized that such corruption undermines government integrity and erodes public trust.
PJ Media: Federal Indictment May Put Other Trump Cases on Hold
Multiple cases against former President Donald Trump, including those brought by New York Attorney General Letitia James and Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, are expected to be put on hold following Trump's federal indictment on 37 criminal charges in Miami. James stated that the civil case against Trump, as well as Bragg's and the ongoing case in Georgia, are likely to be adjourned pending the outcome of the federal case. Bragg's case, which investigates a misdemeanor campaign finance violation, has been criticized for being politically motivated. It is probable that some of the cases will face delays as a federal trial will take priority.
Fox News: Utah man allegedly murdered by author wife took 'highly unusual' steps to boot her out of will
Utah man Eric Richins took unusual steps before his death, including removing his wife from his will, due to an alleged fear for his life after Kouri Richins allegedly attempted to poison him twice. Eric also made his sister and father the beneficiaries of his estate instead of Kouri. Prosecutors allege that Kouri spiked Eric's cocktail with fentanyl while their children slept. ( )
#sports
Fox News: Yankees' Oswaldo Cabrera wears grandmother's tooth on necklace: 'Never seen that before'
New York Yankees infielder Oswaldo Cabrera wore his grandmother's tooth on a necklace during a game against the New York Mets. Cabrera said his mom told him to wear it. The Yankees won 7-6, while the Mets faced drama when a reliever was ejected over a sticky substance on his hands.
Forbes: Iwabuchi’s Omission Leaves Kumagai As Lone Survivor From 2011 World Cup-Winning Team
Mana Iwabuchi was left out of Japan's 23-player squad for the upcoming Women's World Cup due to poor form and lack of game time. The striker played only five times for Arsenal in the Women's Super League before spending the second half of the season at Tottenham Hotspur. Coach Futoshi Ikeda credited Iwabuchi for her qualities but said he chose players based on form, fitness, the state of the team, and what they need in certain situations. Skipper Saki Kumagai is the only player remaining from Japan's title-winning 2011 squad.
Fox News: Panthers' Brian Burns wants to be paid like one of the NFL's most productive pass rushers
Carolina Panthers outside linebacker Brian Burns is looking for a long-term extension that would pay him more than the $16 million he’s set to earn in the final season of his rookie contract. Burns has been one of the NFL’s most productive pass rushers over the past four seasons, with 38 sacks in that span, and is looking to be paid like a top player at his position. While the Panthers are having conversations with Burns about a long-term deal, it remains to be seen if one will be reached before the start of the season.
#outdoors
All Outdoor: Honor the Hunt with AllOutdoor's 2023 Father's Day Frenzy!
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