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America First News
17 Jun 2023
#politics
The Blaze: Video: Joe Biden ends gun control speech saying, 'God save the Queen,' before needing guidance to walk offstage
President Joe Biden made a confusing comment about Queen Elizabeth II during a speech on gun control in Connecticut. The President ended his speech with "God save the Queen," but the Queen had died the year before, leaving many people puzzled. Biden also made inconsistent remarks about his visits to Afghanistan and Iraq, with the Biden administration admitting that the actual number of visits made to Afghanistan and Iraq is 21. Biden compared American soldiers serving in the Middle East to children in U.S. schools, and he said that they faced the same post-traumatic stress. The terms "God save the Queen" and "dementia" trended on Twitter's "politics" category.
Red State: CNN’s Fawning ‘Historic’ Coverage of Democrats at Congressional Baseball Game Was Not Actually Historic
CNN reports on Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett breaking new ground as the first Black woman Democrat to play in the Congressional Baseball Game’s 114-year history, sparking significant media coverage of the historic significance of the event. However, it emerges that former Rep. Mia Love, the first Black Republican woman elected to Congress, had participated in the same game five years ago, yet little attention was given by the media, highlighting a double standard in the reporting of political achievements based on party affiliations and racial identities.
Breitbart: Scarborough: Trump Kept Documents to Make Deals — 'This is All About Money'
MSNBC host Joe Scarborough claims that former President Donald Trump’s reason for keeping classified documents at Mar-a-Lago was "all about money." Scarborough suggests that Trump may have traded access to this information in exchange for money or contacts to build hotels. While there is no evidence to support these claims, Scarborough argues that Trump’s past behavior makes the possibility of such actions likely.
#society
The Right Scoop: BOOM! The “Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence” are recognized for Pride night to a nearly EMPTY stadium
Dodger Stadium recognizes the "Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence" for Pride night, to mostly empty stands. Two fans loudly boo. Dodger fan, Savanah Hernandez reports on the event; the hate group will not receive any further recognition or an award.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Blinken trip to China 'makes no sense' as tensions remain high, trust hits all-time low, expert says
Secretary of State Blinken's visit to China aims to open communication between the two nations despite tensions and low trust. However, US officials have revealed they do not expect a breakthrough, and Blinken can expect a frosty reception. Blinken will meet with senior officials and Chinese President Xi Jinping to discuss bilateral concerns and potential cooperation, including the situation in Ukraine. Beijing has developed closer ties with Russia, which has raised pessimism about the trip's success. Diplomacy won't work if leaders pursue wishful thinking toward diplomacy and national security, said Rebekah Koffler.
The Epoch Times: A Man from Mainland China Spray Paints Graffiti on US Consulate General in Hong Kong
A Chinese man vandalized the U.S. Consulate General in Hong Kong and Macau with the words "double standards" and "hegemony". The suspect, Wen, was arrested and later found to have an Exit-entry Permit to Hong Kong. The US State Department released a statement affirming freedom of speech while expressing concerns that basic freedoms in Hong Kong are being eroded.
#religion
Flag And Cross: Massive Crowd Shows Up to Protest Against Dodgers' Honoring of Anti-Christian LGBT Group
Dodgers face backlash from Christians for their decision to honor anti-Christian LGBT group Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence during "Pride Night." Although the team did rescind the invitation earlier, they received pressure from the LGBT lobby and went ahead with the recognition. Catholics and other Christians stood outside Dodger Stadium to peacefully protest, while Jewish Rabbi and people of different faiths also joined in. The prayer rally reminds us that we are not alone in standing up for what's right.
The Babylon Bee: Godly Christian Gets Plastered With Scotch Instead Of Bud Light
A devout Wichita, KS Christian gives up Bud Light for scotch after realizing it conflicts with his faith. Members of his church group approve of the change, as the issue was causing friction. He wakes up in a dumpster, but with a clear conscience.
#culture
The Epoch Times: Indulge Your Interests While You're on the Go
Road Scholar offers Learning Adventures for hobbyists, including 14 birding tours. Photography enthusiasts can get better skills while travelling with Photo Workshop Adventures. GoAbroad.com offers foreign language programs for all ages. There are diverse musical concerts and festivals that cater to different genres. American Cruise Lines takes customers on themed cruises, including one on US history featuring Virginia landmarks, while TravelStride.com lists more than 50,000 trips, from group to independent adventures.
#health
Red State: AMA Pledges to Ramp up Work With Activists to Push Irreversible 'Sex Change' Mutilation of Children
The AMA passed a resolution supporting "gender-affirming care" for young people with gender identity issues, committing to opposing legal penalties for those seeking gender-affirming care. The move has been criticized for promoting the "irreversible mutilation" of children.
Breitbart: Poll: Most Americans Do Not Support Second, Third Trimester Abortions
Majority of Americans still oppose second and third trimester abortions, according to a Gallup survey. Only 37% of Americans believe that abortions should be legal in the second trimester of pregnancy and only 22% believe it should be legal in the third trimester. The survey also shows that 69% of Americans believe abortion should be legal within the first three months of pregnancy, and 51% say it should be legal in certain circumstances. Support for abortion has increased mainly among Democrats and women, whereas Republican support for abortion on demand is the lowest recorded by Gallup, with only 8% of Republicans supporting it.
Fox News: Doctors think gender affirming care for kids is 'crazy,' but are 'too afraid' to speak out: Dr. Marty Makary
A lot of doctors disagree with gender-affirming care for minors, but are too afraid to speak out, says Fox News medical contributor Dr. Marty Makary. He cites the Mayo Clinic firing a famous exercise physiologist for speaking up and feels the politicization of the medical community is partly to blame, with people wearing their political badges just like in general society. Dr. Jesse Ehrenfeld, President of the American Medical Association, meanwhile defends the practice of gender treatment for minors, calling it ethical and scientific, amid fears by some practitioners that doing so could lead to them being criminalized and jailed.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Ecuador Authorities Confiscate Pigs, Fighting Cocks From Prison
Pigs, fighting cocks, and weapons were confiscated from Bellavista prison in Santo Domingo by Ecuadorian security forces and prison authority operatives. The prison system faces violence and poor conditions.
Breitbart: Newborn Body Found in Garbage Truck in Ohio
A newborn baby was found dead in a garbage truck in Plain City, Ohio. The cause of death is unknown and an autopsy will be conducted. Residents were horrified by the discovery and police are asking for anyone with information to come forward.
#sports
Breitbart: NBA Suspends Ja Morant 25 Games for 2nd Social Media Video Involving a Gun
Ja Morant, star player for the Memphis Grizzlies, has been suspended for the first 25 games of the upcoming NBA season after flashing a handgun in a social media video for the second time. The NBA condemned Morant’s actions and emphasized the potential harm and consequences that such behavior can have on young people. Morant, who is due to earn around $33.5 million this season, will be ineligible for participating in any public league or team activities, including preseason games, during his suspension. He has apologized and will undergo a program with the league that addresses the circumstances of his actions before being reinstated.
#science
Fox News: North Carolina earthquakes indicative of active fault: report
Old fault line in North Carolina becomes active as earthquake cluster hits the area, with the strongest tremor measuring at a magnitude of 3.2. Scientists from the U.S. Geological Survey said they cannot predict if the cluster will continue, but are aware that stronger quakes are possible.
#outdoors
Breitbart: At Least Ten Missing Person Cases in National Parks Remain Unsolved
Over a thousand people have gone missing in US national parks since 2018, with at least ten disappearing without explanation since 2016. The Grand Canyon has seen the most missing cases and deaths, with search-and-rescue teams often racing to find survivors in extreme weather conditions.
#technology
Forbes: 5 L’Oréal Hair And Beauty Innovations At Viva Tech: AR, AI, Web3 Driving D&I And Utility
L'Oréal showcased various tech innovations at the Viva Technology show in Paris, including shu uemura's NFC-enabled stickers, which activate an augmented reality experience via Snapchat. Other innovations included Maybelline's digital makeup for use on virtual platforms like Microsoft Teams, shu uemura and Kérastase's personalised facilities using AI and AR, and Lancôme's HAPTA makeup device for people with limited arm mobility. The Kérastase K-SCAN AI-enabled hair scanning device analyses all types of hair and scalps, while the shu uemura 3D shu:brow device enables users to create a personalised eyebrow look.
#other
The Epoch Times: Severe Storm Kills 3 in Southern Brazil, 12 Still Missing
Winter storm causes flooding and landslides in southern Brazil, leading to three deaths and 12 missing. Several roads were blocked, flights cancelled, and electricity was out across the state. The storm was an extratropical cyclone.