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America First News
16 Jun 2023
#politics
The Right Scoop: BOOM: DeSantis War Room posts video of CREEPY Joe after Biden says “they’re all our kids”
Video compilation shows Joe Biden's creepy behavior around other people's children.
A video titled "Keep your hands off our kids" in response to Joe Biden's comments about all children being "our kids."
The Federalist Papers: Watch: Tucker Rips Fox News, Asks If Joe Biden Really is a "Wannabe-Dictator"
Tucker Carlson slams Fox News over censorship after the network aired a chyron reading “wannabe dictator” during a split-screen showing of Biden and Trump. The network apologized and a producer resigned, though Carlson criticized the women executives who “panicked” and punished the producer. This incident prompted outrage among Democrats and calls for censorship of criticism of President Biden. Carlson examines whether there is any truth to the idea that Biden is a "wannabe dictator" by drawing parallels between his actions and those of fundamental dictators.
The Epoch Times: Senator Announces Probe of PGA Tour-LIV Golf Merger
Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) has launched an investigation into the merger between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf, which is backed by the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund (PIF). Wyden has also threatened to remove tax treatment from PIF due to human rights violations by Saudi Arabia. In a letter, Wyden expressed concern about foreign investment in US real estate adjacent to military facilities or sensitive production centers.
Front Page Magazine: That 'Christian Terrorist' in France Has Been Recognized
A man stabbed four children and an adult at a French playground, shouting "In the name of Jesus Christ." Initially, he was identified as a right-wing Christian terrorist. However, it has been revealed that he was, in fact, a Muslim refugee from Syria named Selwan Majd. He had claimed to be a Christian to gain asylum in Sweden and France. The incident highlights how migrants often provide European authorities with false information, including their religion. The attacker's actions follow the trend of Muslims committing acts of violence, while invoking their faith.
#society
The Blaze: Americans have lowest support for Black Lives Matter since death of George Floyd, poll finds
Americans' support for the Black Lives Matter movement has dropped to its lowest point in three years, with only 51% still in favor, according to a poll by the Pew Research Center. The percentage supporting BLM was at its peak in June 2020, with two-thirds of Americans showing support. Criticisms and damaging revelations about BLM leaders have contributed to the decline, including concerns about activist Patrisse Cullors' use of group funds to purchase high-end properties, and the revelation that the organization purchased a $6 million home in California with funds donated to their cause.
Front Page Magazine: America’s Largest LGBTQ+ Advocacy Group Declares National Emergency
The Human Rights Campaign (HRC) has declared a state of emergency for LGBTQ+ individuals. The group is pushing for fundamental changes in America's institutions and societal norms, seeking to impose transgender activists' most extreme demands on society. HRC is launching an attack on what it calls the "anti-LGBTQ+ Republican establishment" and its conservative supporters. It is angry about legislation that protects children from age-inappropriate gender identity and sexual orientation instruction at school, opposes legislation that ensures fair competition in girls' and women's sports by limiting participation to biological females, and condemns legislation that bans or limits potentially irreversible medical procedures on minors aimed at conforming them to the gender they believe they identify with as opposed to their biological sex at birth. HRC also has problems with laws that would prohibit schools from keeping parents in the dark about their child's gender identification in the classroom. President Biden strongly supports the transgender community, but HRC waited until now to declare an emergency. The group is working hard to elect pro-LGBTQ+ political candidates at all levels of government and presses businesses to embrace pro-trans policies. Left-wing groups that support HRC's agenda also condemn feminists who reject HRC’s pronouncement that the word ‘women’ “always includes trans women. There's no if, ands, or buts about it.”
Red State: Fox News Goes Woke—Twitter Thread Exposes 'Pride'-Filled Employee Comunication Portal
Fox News employees are being encouraged to donate to LGBTQI organizations and attend Pride events on the company’s employee communication portal. Additionally, they are being urged to read books about trans activists and their experiences. The company even tested an artificial intelligence platform that monitors “employees’ commitment to the cult of DEI” (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion), according to Daily Wire contributor Matt Walsh’s long Twitter thread. Fox News recommends books with extremely graphic content and LGBTQI-themed children’s books. The platform even uses a “peer comfort index” and “diversity index” to keep employees on track.
Front Page Magazine: Rainbow Flags Over Scandinavia
Numerous American and international companies have faced a significant backlash for their Pride Month marketing campaigns. Brands, including Bud Light and Target, have been criticized for their association with Pride, and companies such as Chick-fil-A and Cracker Barrel have faced negative reactions from conservative customers for including DEI jargon on their websites. The trend has extended into Norway, where the Steen & Strøm department store has faced significant pushback after announcing plans to eliminate separate sections for men's and women's clothing, garnering accusations of cultural coercion.
The Epoch Times: California Lawmakers Propose $1.1 Billion Transit Bailout Amid Declining Ridership, Rising Crime
California lawmakers have reached a tentative agreement on transit funding as transit agencies seek more than $5 billion in bailouts due to low ridership. Governor Gavin Newsom's team is working with the Legislature and remains optimistic about providing support for statewide public transit systems. The deal proposed would reinstate $2 billion in funding and allocate $1.1 billion from cap-and-trade revenues to struggling agencies. (, )
By March 2020, coronavirus restrictions in California led to a 40% decline in ridership for the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) system. With ridership expected to be approximately 41% of pre-pandemic totals, BART faces a projected $93 million budget deficit for the 2025 fiscal year and over $300 million expected in 2026. Crime has plagued the system as instances of open drug use, violent crime, and aggressive panhandling contribute to the decline in ridership. Some recommend reducing expenses by making tracks driverless, while others argue for limiting spending on benefits and unnecessary projects. (, )
The Blaze: Animated 'Spider-Man' movie banned from Muslim countries, possibly over brief transgender messages
The latest "Spider-Man" movie has been banned in many Muslim countries, including the UAE, due to suspected support for the transgender agenda. The ban is suspected to be linked to brief scenes in which signs in the background display support for transgender children, and the film depicts a transgender rights flag on the character's uniform. The UAE Media Council stated that they "will not allow for circulation or publication" of any content that goes against its values. The ban follows the banning of "Lightyear" in 14 Asian and Middle Eastern countries in 2022, which had LGBTQ characters and bombed at the box office.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: France’s Macron Elbows into BRICS Summit, Confusing Russia and China
French President Emmanuel Macron has caused confusion among BRICS member nations after he reportedly asked South African President Cyril Ramaphosa to invite him to the bloc's summit in Johannesburg this August. Russia expressed scepticism over France's motives for attending and has questioned if it's a "Trojan horse" scenario. China, however, sees the move as a potential opportunity to peel France away from the US orbit.
#economy
The Epoch Times: How Major US Stock Indexes Fared June 15
Wall Street saw a broad-based rally with the S&P 500 rising 1.2 percent on Thursday, its sixth consecutive gain. The Dow rose by 428 points, and the Nasdaq gained 1.1 percent. Treasury yields fell after mixed reports on retail sales, manufacturing, and unemployment claims raised hopes the Federal Reserve may only hike interest rates once more this year.
The Epoch Times: Closing Prices for Crude Oil, Gold, and Other Commodities (June 15)
Oil prices rose sharply, with U.S. crude up $2.35 and Brent crude up $2.47 per barrel. Wholesale gasoline, heating oil, and natural gas also rose. Gold prices increased slightly, while silver fell. The dollar rose against both the yen and the euro.
#military
Forbes: DOJ Charges Ukraine Leak Suspect Jack Teixeira With Retaining And Transmitting Classified Information
Massachusetts Air National Guard member Jack Teixeira faces six counts of willful transmission and retention of classified information. The indictment follows accusations of his taking such documents and posting them online. U.S. Attorney for Massachusetts Joshua S. Levy said that people with access to classified materials had a duty to safeguard them, and Attorney General Merrick Garland stated that Teixeira was entrusted with information that could cause severe harm to national security if shared.
#religion
Flag And Cross: An AI Program Is Pretending to Be Jesus and Thousands of Lost Young People Are Flocking to It
A Berlin-based tech collective has created a chatbot resembling Jesus Christ. Operating under the Twitch channel name “ask_jesus,” the AI has attracted a following of over 36,000 users seeking advice on a variety of subjects. Viewers pose questions to the chatbot, which responds with gestures and advice. The AI has the ability to remember previous interactions with users, giving it a false sense of omniscience. The ask_jesus AI was created by a tech philanthropy group called The Singularity Group, which claims to be using innovative technologies towards a universal basic income for all. The group aims to make a real difference in the world and operates with the help of volunteer activists. The popularity of the AI is a reminder of the desperate hunger that still exists in people for the truth of Jesus Christ.
#culture
Fox News: Swedish environmental protesters glue hands to Monet painting, smear paint to protest climate change: video
Environmental activists from the group Restore Wetlands glued themselves to a Monet painting and smeared it with red paint at the National Museum in Stockholm to pressure the Swedish government to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The museum condemned the action and the painting is being examined for any damage. Similar actions by climate activists have targeted artworks in other museums, including Vincent van Gogh's "Sunflowers" in London's National Gallery.
The Babylon Bee: Lame National Mall Doesn't Even Have A Hot Topic
A mall enthusiast was disappointed to find no stores at the National Mall, expecting it to be the greatest mall ever. He spent the day wandering aimlessly around the mall.
#health
Fox News: Record-breaking heat scorches South; parts of Texas could top 120 degrees
A potentially record-breaking heat wave is expected to hit Texas, Louisiana and parts of Florida through the weekend, with some areas predicted to reach a heat index of up to 120 degrees. More than 33 million people were placed under heat advisories by the National Weather Service, with temperatures in southern Texas gauged at well over 100 degrees by noon Thursday. The Electric Reliability Council of Texas expects supply to satisfy demand and dismissed concerns of a potential "energy emergency."
PJ Media: Do You Trust AI With Your Health Care?
Nurses rely on experience to spot issues with patients, but hospitals are increasingly turning to AI for monitoring. While AI can find issues, it cannot pinpoint them like human nurses can. Nurses also worry that younger nurses may rely too heavily on AI and that hospitals prioritize AI over their experience. The danger is that AI could replace skilled bedside nursing, but if human heads and hearts are no longer needed in medicine, will quality healthcare still exist?
#crime
Fox News: Georgia Army soldier pleads guilty to attempting to help ISIS ambush US forces in Middle East
US Army soldier Cole Bridges pleaded guilty to attempting to provide material support to terrorists and trying to kill US military service members by orchestrating an ambush on his fellow soldiers in service of ISIS. Bridges began watching ISIS propaganda videos online after enlisting and began talking with an undercover FBI agent in October 2020, giving training and guidance on planning attacks and advice about potential targets, as well as providing an Army training manual on combat tactics. Bridges faces a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison .
Fox News: 'Good Morning America' won't film live from downtown San Francisco: 'Simply too dangerous'
ABC News reporter Matt Gutman was advised against appearing live in downtown San Francisco for his "Good Morning America" segment due to the rise in crime, with the Westfield Mall shutting down becoming one of the latest in a series of major store closings in the city. Gutman highlighted the rise in robberies and the ongoing fentanyl crisis, with his crew being told not to film live in the "too dangerous" area of downtown San Francisco at 4 a.m. Robberies were up 11.4%, with homicides increasing by 83% in San Francisco in April. Senior legal fellow Charles "Cully" Stimson warned crime statistics in the city could be misleading.
The Epoch Times: Ashli Babbitt Rescuer Pleads Guilty to Petty Misdemeanor for Being at the Capitol on Jan. 6
Dr. Austin Brendlen Harris, a physician from California, pleaded guilty to one count of parading, protesting, or picketing in a Capitol building for being present during the January 6 Capitol riot. Harris offered medical aid to Ashli Babbitt, who later died, but prosecutors did not include this incident in the plea deal. He faces a maximum of six months in jail, five years of probation, and a $5,000 fine. Harris was also charged with four other misdemeanors, including disorderly conduct and entering a restricted building or grounds without authority.
Daily Wire: UFC Fighter Conor McGregor Accused Of Sexual Assault At NBA Finals Game: Report
MMA fighter Conor McGregor has been accused of sexually assaulting a woman in a Florida bathroom while at the NBA Finals game. The woman's lawyer claims NBA and Miami Heat security aided the attack by forcing her into the restroom where McGregor and a personal security guard were waiting. According to demand letters sent to McGregor, the Irish fighter allegedly kissed, attempted to sodomize, and forced oral sex upon the woman. McGregor's representatives have denied the allegations, and the Miami Police Department is investigating the matter. The woman is seeking settlements from the NBA, the Miami Heat, and McGregor.
Red State: ‘Police Have Been Defanged’: Filmmaker Unloads Over San Francisco Car Break-in (With an Assist From Elon)
A San Francisco Democratic leader tells critics to shop where they’re complaining about after filmmaker Eli Steele’s rental car was broken into resulting in stolen film equipment worth 25-30k. Steele called the police twice but was hung up on each time. When he visited the police station to report the incident, he found an office full of people also reporting break-ins and shockingly saw robbers with guns trying to steal from another car. The police, underfunded and defanged on the advice of the same Democrats pushing for reparations, are doing nothing despite the increase in crime.
#sports
Fox News: Karl-Anthony Towns believes Timberwolves had 'more special' season than NBA champion Nuggets
Karl-Anthony Towns of the Minnesota Timberwolves believes his team's playoff run was more special than the championship-winning Denver Nuggets' season. Towns claimed the Timberwolves' one-month preparation before playoffs, which led to their first postseason appearance in nearly two decades, was a bigger feat than the Nuggets' championship run. Towns also made other interesting comments, including a claim that he will change the game by the end of his career. Some experts, including former NBA center Kendrick Perkins, have questioned the validity of Towns' statements.
Fox News: Rickie Fowler, Xander Schauffele make history in opening round of US Open
Golfers Rickie Fowler and Xander Schauffele make history at the U.S. Open, both shooting an 8-under 62 in the first round; a record for the lowest round in the tournament's history.
Forbes: Injury-Riddled Astros Rotation Takes Another Hit With Loss Of Lance McCullers, Jr. For Balance Of Season
The Houston Astros are facing potential pitching woes as Lance McCullers Jr. is expected to miss the entire 2023 season due to forearm surgery. He is the latest addition to a string of injuries that have plagued the team's rotation, including Luis Garcia and Jose Urquidy. With McCullers out and no return date set, the team may need to search for pitching help on the trade market or waiver wire.
Despite pitching injuries, the Houston Astros have managed to stay competitive with returning starters and surprising help from rookies. The team's manager, Dusty Baker, has won his first World Series last year and has taken four other teams to the playoffs in the past. However, the Astros may still need to address the loss of Yordan Alvarez to an oblique injury and potentially seek additional pitching help to maintain their position near the top of the American League West. The Astros have won two world championships in recent years, but their current injuries may threaten their chances of adding a third.
#technology
Forbes: Twitch Introduces 70/30 Revenue Split For Some Streamers Through New Program—With Some Caveats
Twitch announced a new program that will let qualifying streamers keep 70% of the revenue from monthly subscriptions and gift subs. However, the split will revert to 50/50 once $100,000 is netted. To qualify for the new Partner Plus Program, streamers need to maintain 350 recurring paid subscriptions for July, August, and September. Many partnered Twitch streamers have criticized the program's stipulations. The program will launch on October 1, 2020, and Twitch will automatically enroll eligible streamers for one year.