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America First News
15 Jun 2023
#politics
Fox News: You know CNN is bad, but it won’t even do this
CNN shows no interest in covering the Biden scandals, with only one result in a Nexis search of CNN transcripts for the last month showing that "What Biden scandals?" is CNN's daily take on such news. Despite this, CNN has no shame in likening Trump to various infamous dictators. Even when burisma, a scandal-ridden Ukrainian energy company that once employed Hunter Biden, was mentioned by CNN weekend host Michael Smerconish and by Democratic lawmaker Daniel Goldman, CNN refused to cover the story further.
American Thinker: California state senator urges parents to ‘flee California’
California state lawmakers are proposing legislation that would require courts to consider a parent's acceptance of their child's gender identity in custody or visitation cases. State Senator Scott Wilk has warned that such a move could lead to parents losing custody of children for opposing gender change. Despite only affecting divorce proceedings at present, Wilk claims it's "not going to end with divorce proceedings". The bill's author Assemblymember Lori Wilson defended the proposal, citing the risk to trans people of mental health crises, while opponents have warned of a larger government agenda at work.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: North Korea launches ballistic missiles into Sea of Japan, neighboring nations say
North Korea fired multiple ballistic missiles into the Sea of Japan, according to neighboring countries. These missiles were launched following collaborative military drills by South Korean and Japanese forces. Provocations like these have deteriorated relationships in East Asia even further.
#military
Fox News: Woman in Japan arrested for spraying people with unidentified liquid inside department store restroom
A woman in Osaka, Japan has been arrested for spraying an unknown liquid on several women in a department store restroom, causing pain and irritation. The motive and details of the attack are still under investigation.
In a separate incident, an 18-year-old army trainee in Japan fatally shot two fellow soldiers at a firing range. The motive for the shooting is currently unknown.
#culture
Forbes: K-Comedy ‘Killing Romance’ Screens At The New York Asian Film Festival
'Killing Romance' follows the story of unhappy actress Hwang Yeo-rae, who marries a wealthy tycoon, Johnnathan Na. When she decides she wants to act again, she realizes she has lost control over her life. To escape her gilded cage, she plans to murder her husband and enlists the help of her devoted neighbor Kim Beom-woo. The Korean comedy will be screened at the 2023 New York Asian Film Festival.
Forbes: She DOES Survive: Grammy-Winner Gloria Gaynor Battles Self-Doubt & Surgeries With Spirituality & Self-Love
The world premiere of the documentary "Gloria Gaynor: I Will Survive" at the Tribeca Festival showcases the journey of the disco-turned-gospel vocalist. The film recounts her childhood sexual abuse, multiple surgeries, and divorce. Gaynor's resilience, faith, and love of music drove her to survive and thrive through it all. The film emphasizes the power of therapy and spiritual practice and highlights the importance of a strong support system and individual self-care.
#health
Fox News: Pennsylvania House passes measure to raise phone bill fees for millions in bid to help fund 911, 988
The Pennsylvania House of Representatives passed two bills on Wednesday to increase fees on phone bills. The first would increase the monthly fee for emergency communication centers to $1.97, expected to generate $30 million in additional funds. The second would create a 6-cent fee to fund a suicide hotline, estimated to generate $12 million annually. Both measures would annually adjust fees with inflation and will now move to the Senate.
#education
National Review: The Corner: Some Good News in the Battle against DEI
UNC Board of Governors has directed that no institution in the system use compelled speech. A committee and NC State was poised to implement a new policy that would make “diversity” a key consideration, but paused its efforts when the Board’s policy was pointed out.
#crime
Fox News: Missing Chicago man's family suspects 'foul play' after he disappeared from concert
Chicago man Noah Enos, 26, has disappeared following a concert on Monday evening at a venue called the Salt Shed in the Morton Salt packaging warehouse. He had been to the concert with a colleague and had been in contact with friends just before his phone expired around 10pm. His colleague said he went to the bathroom and when he came out, he couldn't find Enos, and so he took an Uber home. Enos' friends and family believe that foul play may be involved, as Enos' phone has no activity after the concert, and his phone provider issued activity on his phone earlier than documented by Enos' friends. A missing persons report has been filed with Chicago Police department.
Fox News: Pennsylvania police arrest woman in connection with district attorney's office shooting
A woman was arrested for shooting in a Pennsylvania district attorney's office. Police reported victim's non-life threatening injuries & the incident seemed isolated.
Red State: Inside Trump's Unprecedented Arraignment: Court Order Poses Complicated Campaigning
Former President Donald Trump pleaded not guilty to 37 counts related to the documents seized from Mar-a-Lago in August during his arraignment. Magistrate Judge Jonathan Goodman ordered that he should not engage in discussions about his classified documents case with co-defendant Walt Nauta and potential witnesses. Trump could engage with Nauta and others in his circle but strictly refrain from discussing the facts of the case. The order prohibits direct discussions about the facts and legal strategies of the case. Legal experts are calling it a compromise, but they are skeptical about how practical it will be to enforce due to vagueness and Trump’s unique position as a former president facing federal charges while actively campaigning for the White House.
#sports
Forbes: 6 Players Who Earned Themselves More Money In The 2023 NBA Playoffs
As the NBA free agency period approaches, many players are looking to capitalize on their success during the playoffs. Undrafted free agents Gabe Vincent and Max Strus made valuable contributions to the Miami Heat's run to the Finals, while Josh Hart was a key rebounder for the New York Knicks in their first-round upset victory. Rui Hachimura and Austin Reaves played important roles for the Los Angeles Lakers during their playoff run, and Bruce Brown Jr. helped the Denver Nuggets on their way to a championship. These players are all likely to receive significant pay increases during free agency, but their future success is uncertain as they move to different teams.