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America First News
19 Jun 2023
#politics
The Federalist Papers: House Oversight Chair Turns Up the Heat on Biden, Shares What's Next in 'Biden Family Influence-Peddling' Probe
Republican Rep. James Comer of Kentucky accused the federal government’s Deep State agencies of ignoring Joe Biden’s alleged misdeeds. Comer expressed his commitment to uncovering the truth behind the financial dealings of the Biden family, including additional bank records, wire transfers, and the bribery scheme involving Joe Biden and his son Hunter during the elder Biden’s tenure as vice president.
Fox News: Blinken says US 'does not support Taiwan independence' during China visit
Secretary of State Antony Blinken reiterated U.S. support of the "One China" policy on Monday, saying that the U.S. does not support Taiwanese independence following a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping. Blinken’s comment comes amid increased tensions between China and the United States related to Taiwan. China considers self-ruling Taiwan its own territory and has raised the prospect of annexing it by force. The U.S. maintains informal relations and defense ties with Taiwan even as it recognizes Beijing as the government of China.
The Blaze: Democrat is forced to self-correct after alarming Freudian slip targeting Trump: 'Needs to be shot'
Delegate Stacey Plaskett corrects herself after saying former President Donald Trump "needs to be shot" and instead focuses on the danger posed by Trump having classified information. Plaskett also attacks Republicans, accusing them of wanting a two-tier justice system. The claim and the apparent Freudian slip aside, prosecutors have not alleged that Trump inappropriately shared the intelligence stored in Mar-a-Lago.
Breitbart: Met Police 'Considering' Investigation Into Tory 'Partygate' Lockdown Video
The Metropolitan Police may investigate Conservative Campaign Headquarters after a video was released showing staff partying in violation of lockdown restrictions imposed by their own government. Both former Prime Minister Boris Johnson and current Prime Minister Rishi Sunak have been fined for breaking lockdown rules, and lockdown violations were not limited to prime ministers, but also included the architect of lockdowns Neil Ferguson. The scandal has led to calls for Sunak's government to fall, with some arguing that the real scandal is the imposition of lockdowns at all.
The Epoch Times: Judge Orders Trump, Lawyers Not to Share Evidence Ahead of Trial
Former President Donald Trump and his lawyers have been ordered not to share evidence in his criminal case with anyone not involved in the case without the consent of the US government or approval of the court. The order was made by US Magistrate Judge Bruce Reinhart and comes as government officials are preparing to hand over discovery materials to the defendants and their representatives. The disclosure of information could compromise ongoing investigations and make public the identity of people who have not been charged. Trump is facing multiple charges, including concealing documents, in his criminal case.
#war
Breitbart: Powerless U.N. Complains Russia Ignores Its Requests to Aid Dam Victims
The U.N. is accusing Moscow of obstructing their aid workers from helping those affected by the Kakhova hydroelectric dam collapse in southern Ukraine, which has caused water shortages for hundreds of thousands of people. Both Russia and Kyiv occupy areas near the dam and reservoir, but Moscow has declined the U.N.'s request to access the area under their temporary military control. The U.N. is urging Russia to comply with international humanitarian law and allow aid to reach those in need.
The hydroelectric dam collapse in Russia-occupied Kakhovka in southern Ukraine has caused an environmental disaster and climbing death toll. The U.N. is claiming that Moscow is denying their aid workers access to the affected area and aid cannot be denied to those in need. The dam breach has caused water shortages for hundreds of thousands of people, and the U.N. is urging Russia to comply with international humanitarian law and allow aid to reach those in need.
Fox News: Israeli forces call in Cobra gunships against Palestinian militants during 'massive' rescue operation
Israeli soldiers engaged in a massive shootout with Palestinian militants in Jenin. During a series of arrest raids targeting Hamas and Palestinian Jihad militants, Israeli forces came under heavy fire resulting in seven soldiers receiving injuries. A Palestinian improvised explosive device (IED) exploded next to five Israeli military vehicles, disabling all of them, leading to a full-scale Israeli operation to extract soldiers from the disabled vehicles. The attack involved the use of helicopters and was the most significant skirmish between Israeli and Palestinian forces this year.
Breitbart: Seven Israeli Soldiers Wounded in Arrest Firefight in Jenin
Violent clashes between IDF forces and Palestinian gunmen ensued during an operation to arrest a terror suspect in Jenin, leaving seven IDF soldiers wounded and five Palestinians dead. Explosive devices were hurled at the IDF forces who eventually responded with live fire. The Palestinian Authority referred to the event as a “massacre”, yet it is widely known the event refers to the spreading of false information during a violent fight between terrorists and Israeli soldiers in 2002. Despite this, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, an organisation backed by Iran, claimed responsibility for the attack.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Netanyahu issues rebuke over Biden's rumored nuclear "mini-agreements' with Iran
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu reiterated his opposition to any "mini-agreements" between the U.S. and Iran on a nuclear deal, stating that Israel "will do whatever it needs to" to defend itself from Iranian aggression, including terrorist proxies. Reports last week claimed that the U.S. and Iran had been holding quiet diplomatic talks, but the State Department spokesperson denied that there was a new deal. Israel has long opposed any nuclear agreement, arguing that Iran's nuclear technology development will enable it to create a nuclear weapon.
Severe Western sanctions on Iran were called into question earlier this year when the UN nuclear watchdog agency found that Iran's uranium enrichment had reached 84% purity, just below the threshold required to create a nuclear weapon.
#economy
Forbes: Some Silicon Valley Bank Customers Still Owe Loan Payments Despite Losing Their Deposits, Report Says
Asia-based clients of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) lost their deposits and are still required to pay back loans to new owner First Citizens bank after the bank collapsed in March. The US Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation protected U.S. customers’ deposits, but not the deposits of SVB clients in China, Singapore, and other parts of Asia that held deposits in SVB’s branch in the Cayman Islands. First Citizens Bank is reportedly open to giving more time to repay the debt, but won’t legally allow clients to set off loans with Cayman-based deposits. SVB’s collapse was the third largest in US history.
The New American: The Price of Putting Politics Over Profits - The New American
The anti-woke backlash against major American corporations has cost them at least $28 billion, with more to come. Companies like Target and Kohl's suffered significant losses in market capitalization due to public backlash against their embrace of LGBTQ ideology. Starbucks, known for their woke agenda, quietly removed materials promoting "gay pride" after seeing the financial impact. Corporate America finds itself stuck between societal progressive impulses and conservative backlash, forcing leaders to choose between appeasing their inner ideologue and actually turning a profit. Such political involvement in marketing and merchandise is the reason for the backlash.
The Epoch Times: Has the Recession Already Started? May 2023 Edition
Experts are debating whether the United States is currently in a recession. The National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) does not consider the country to be in a recession according to its diverse set of criteria, which includes a significant decline in economic activity that lasts for many months, rather than simply measuring GDP. Although the country saw a dip in real GDP growth in the first and second quarters of 2022, it rebounded in the third quarter, growing by 2.6%, and even if growth slowed in the first quarter of 2023, the country did not reach recession territory as determined by the NBER. However, some experts predict a recession in the second half of 2023 due to slowing GDP growth and ongoing high inflation .
The Epoch Times: Canadian Technology Organizations Form Semiconductor Working Group
Canadian tech organizations have formed the Semiconductor Industry Leadership and Innovation Canada Action Network to advance the country’s semiconductor industry. The group will advocate for the industry with the federal and provincial governments and develop a made-in-Canada action plan for global leadership. Members include the Council of Canadian Innovators, CMC Microsystems, the Alliance for Semiconductor Innovation, Canada’s Semiconductor Council, and others.
#health
Red State: After Backing Down From Joe Rogan, Peter Hotez Completes His Humiliation on MSNBC
Anti-vaccine medical professionals like Eric Feingl-Ding and Peter Hotez have gained notoriety during the COVID-19 pandemic for making false declarations. Recently, Hotez backed down from an untimed debate challenge with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Joe Rogan's podcast. Hotez's mix of arrogance and cluelessness has fueled skepticism towards medical professionals. He is the embodiment of the scientific community's loss of credibility. Despite wanting to regain trust, as long as people like Hotez remain at the forefront of the movement, trust cannot be restored.
#crime
Breitbart: Missing Hotel Worker Found Dead, Bangladeshi Male Arrested
Polish migrant worker, Anastazja Rubinska, has been found dead in Greece after going missing under suspicious circumstances. Her body was discovered concealed by branches in a rural location, only half a mile from the main suspect's residence. A 32-year-old Bangladeshi man has been arrested and is expected to appear before a judge on Monday.
Fox News: 'Alleged priest' spied on restaurant workers, pushed them to confess workplace 'sins': officials
California restaurant owners will have to pay $140k in back wages to 35 employees after using a "priest" to spy on work sins. Owners of the Taqueria Garibaldi restaurants in Sacramento and Roseville also violated the Fair Labor Standards Act by denying overtime pay to employees who worked over 40 hours a week, and illegally paid managers with employee tip pools. According to a witness, the "priest" was employed to hear employee confessions of sins such as stealing from their employer, doing anything to hurt the company or being late for work. The company regularly threatened employees with adverse immigration actions if they cooperated with government investigations and in one case fired an employee for cooperating with the Labor Department.
Daily Wire: Singer Bebe Rexha Rushed Offstage After Getting Hit In Head By Cell Phone During Show
Singer Bebe Rexha was hit by a cellphone thrown by a fan during her performance in New York City. Footage of the incident shows Rexha falling to her knees on the stage floor and crew members rushing to her side to help. Some outlets reported that Rexha was taken to the hospital and required stitches. Police arrested Nicolas Malvagna on a felony charge because the phone was used as a weapon.
#sports
Breitbart: Braves Release Charlie Culberson Hours Before His Dad Was Set to Throw First Pitch on Father's Day
A father's day first pitch plan falls through for minor league call-up Charlie Culberson as he is designated for assignment. The Atlanta Braves turn to the father of outfielder Michael Harris II who throws the first pitch and sees his son score three times in a 14-6 victory over the Rockies.
Fox News: TCU eliminates Virginia from College World Series behind strong pitching performances
TCU eliminated Virginia from the College World Series with a 4-3 win. Horned Frogs pitcher Sam Stoutenborough threw a pitch against the Cavaliers in the first inning of a baseball game at the NCAA College World Series in Omaha, Neb., Sunday, June 18, 2023. Virginia lost its second straight one-run game, having gone 0-2 for the first time in six CWS appearances with a five-hit maximum. Virginia has batted a nation-leading .334 for the season, but they never found a rhythm against Stoutenborough, Garrett Wright and Ben Abeldt. The Horned Frogs will try to extend their stay when they play Tuesday against Oral Roberts.
#technology
Forbes: Carbon Tracking’s Trial By Fire
A massive carbon release from Canada's recent wildfires has pushed researchers to improve environmental monitoring technology to track carbon more precisely. This innovation has survived its first trial by fire and is set to change environmental legislation. The ability to precisely identify and track emissions could drastically increase regulatory choices available for combating climate change.
Companies like Microsoft and Google have invested in FlexiDAO, a carbon emissions tracking company that certifies energy sources. The internet of everything strategy and digital-grid integration permits the precise tracking of energy output and transfers. Additionally, UK-based firm Sylvera uses satellites, advanced imagery, and artificial intelligence to track carbon emissions in real-time. Companies in either model for carbon tracking are almost entirely dependent on cooperation with voluntary actors, but with the creation of a regulated, inspectable, and fungible carbon credit, and encouragement of private environmental innovation, innovation in carbon tracking could facilitate a carbon trading system.
#other
Forbes: ‘Demon Slayer’ Announces Hashira Training Arc, Here’s A Release Date Estimate
Ufotable announces the Hashira Training Arc, the next season of Demon Slayer following the Swordsmith Village Arc finale. Tanjiro goes through rigorous training to become a Hashira, while Muzan continues his search for Nezuko and Ubuyashiki. The release date is uncertain but could be as late as 2027.