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America First News
14 Jun 2023
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Biden's Suspicious Silence on Trump Indictment
President Biden and his administration have remained silent on former President Trump's recent federal indictment, instructing the Democratic Party and his reelection campaign to do the same. Some speculate that this is to avoid any perception of influencing the investigation, while others suggest that the suspicious silence points to guilt on Biden's part. Many are questioning why Biden is not taking advantage of the situation to boost his own campaign, as there is no reason to believe that Trump supporters won't vote for him. The suspicious silence falls outside of normal behavior for a presidential campaign.
Fox News: Trump, after arraignment, calls his indictment a day ‘that will go down in infamy’
Former President Donald Trump was indicted on charges related to mishandling classified documents, but he pleaded not guilty and called the charges fake and fabricated. Trump denounced his indictment as "the most evil and heinous abuse of power." Despite his attempts to dominate the news cycle, some of his fellow Republicans have turned critical of him in the wake of the unsealed indictment. ( )
#society
Fox News: Fatherhood is a 'heroic role' for men, says filmmaker and defender of dads John Papola
Creative dynamo John Papola defends fatherhood heroically, as American society increasingly undermines dads and other foundational institutions. He enlists Academy Award-winning deaf actor Troy Kotsur as an ally in his cause, using a powerful new short film called "To My Father," which premiered at the Tribeca Festival, to preach the power of papas. Children raised without fathers are suffering tragically, with nearly 20 million American children raised without a father or father figure. The attack on fatherhood and masculinity has seen fatherless children twice as likely to drop out of school or die in infancy and four times more likely to suffer poverty.
#economy
Forbes: Federal Court Grants Temporary Restraining Order To Halt Microsoft-Activision Blizzard Deal
Microsoft's nearly $70 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard has been temporarily halted by a California federal court following a request by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). The temporary restraining order will remain in place until a hearing on June 22 and 23 to rule on the FTC's preliminary injunction against the deal. The FTC is concerned that Microsoft and Activision may attempt to complete the deal before the court rules on the antitrust suit it brought against the deal.
The Epoch Times: ANALYSIS: Beijing’s Land Finance Policy at an Impasse as Revenue From Land Sales Plummets
China's land finance policy is in crisis due to a housing market downturn, a significant drop in local revenues, and population factors. Land finance refers to the local government relying on revenue from the transfer of state-owned land use rights to maintain local financial expenditures, of which gain from the sale of land accounts for the majority. The CCP's land finance policy allows local governments to sell land as one of their main sources of revenue, pushing up land and housing prices and deteriorating the depressed real estate market. With China's population turning to negative growth, the era of China's real estate growth has come to a downturn, and the long-term sustainability of land finance is trivial, warned Chinese economist Ren Zeping.
#military
The Federalist: Legal Group Demands Investigation Into Navy Drag Queen
Conservative group America First Legal (AFL) is calling for the Navy to investigate active-duty drag queen Yeoman 2nd Class Joshua Kelley, also known as Harpy Daniels, for allegedly violating military protocol by engaging in partisan politics and criticizing his superiors. AFL claims Kelley has engaged in "partisan activity" and criticized command, behavior that undermines the military's reputation. AFL highlighted several instances where Kelley allegedly violated military codes, including issuing social media posts supportive of Democrats and antagonistic toward Republicans during the 2018 and 2020 elections. Kelley's Twitter account appears to have been deleted after AFL's letter was published.
#crime
Fox News: Georgia man allegedly shoots and kills Kellogg's Bakery coworker in business' parking lot
Kellogg's employee charged with homicide after allegedly shooting and killing coworker in plant's parking lot during a dispute. The suspect called 911 to report the shooting and claimed the altercation had nothing to do with the company.
#sports
Forbes: How Home Support Kept Nottingham Forest In The Premier League
Nottingham Forest's home form has kept them in the Premier League, with the Reds having the tenth-best home record and worst away form in the league. A big part of their success at home has been the atmosphere at the City Ground, created through the support of the fans, who cheer on every tackle and catch, earning praise from visiting fans. Fan group Forza Garibaldi, which is behind the large banners and displays that decorate the Trent End before matches, often pays homage to the city and club’s history, featuring landmarks like the famous Trent Bridge or local heroes like Robin Hood.
Forest's head coach Steve Cooper kept his job, and the team's home form improved, becoming a true fortress where only two teams came away with all three points. Fans unfurled a banner of Cooper and a message reading “We have come so far and we’ve only just begun.” The challenge for Forest now is to keep the strong home support going and avoid fatigue and “second season syndrome.” With a good start to the season, there’s no reason the famous City Ground atmosphere won’t be there, and then some.