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America First News
19 Jun 2023
#society
Fox News: Prince Harry 'suffering' following exit, but 'private matters should stay private in families': Italian prince
Prince Emanuele Filiberto of Savoy believes that Prince Harry is "suffering" from the media attention and isolation from royal life following his exit. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex stepped down as working royals in 2020 and have been vocal about their grievances since moving to California. Harry and Meghan have accused the media of being overly aggressive and hounding them. In addition, Harry has sued the Daily Mirror for allegedly using unlawful techniques "on an industrial scale" to score front-page scoops on his life. Filiberto commented that private matters should stay private in families and he hopes that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will have a wonderful life.
#war
The Epoch Times: Russia's Putin Rebuts Key Elements of African Peace Plan for Ukraine
Russian President Putin met with African leaders seeking to mediate in the war in Ukraine but disappointed them by giving a list of reasons why he considered many of their proposals misguided. The African leaders were looking to establish confidence-building measures, despite Ukraine having recently begun a counteroffensive to push Russian forces out of southern and eastern Ukraine. Putin reiterated his position that Ukraine and its Western allies had started the conflict, while highlighting that the West was responsible for rising global food prices; he also stated that Russian grain exported from Black Sea ports did little to alleviate African food prices because it mainly went to wealthy countries. Putin is willing to hold talks, but only if he is allowed to annex five Ukrainian provinces.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Biden administration pushed by Dems, GOP to expand Trump-era deal to blunt Russia, China
Lawmakers from the Republican and Democratic parties have requested that the Biden administration expand diplomatic relations between Israel and African countries through the Abraham Accords to counter the influence of American adversaries, particularly China and Russia. The Abraham Accords were first signed in 2020 during the Trump administration, securing diplomatic relations between four Muslim-majority countries with Israel. The signatories to the letter have asked for written plans and a strategy to implement this expansion. They argue that it is in the interest of national security and sustainability to expand the Accords and promote normalization with Israel in Africa.
#economy
Fox News: Government is wildly unprepared how AI can be abused by criminals
AI-driven fraud poses a significant threat to government programs, with cybercriminals using generative AI to steal identities and file fraudulent applications for benefits and tax refunds. Behavioral biometrics, which examines personal behavioral patterns, offers a unique way to combat AI fraud and detect anomalies. Government agencies must acknowledge the potential impact of AI on their fraud prevention systems and invest in advanced technologies to stay one step ahead of fraudsters.
#religion
Fox News: 'AI Jesus' talks dating, relationships, morals — even offers video-gaming tips
A new chatbot called "AI Jesus" is available on gaming platform Twitch and can answer questions on anything from video games to hamsters and romantic relationships to spirituality. The project was created by a volunteer network in Germany called The Singularity Group, which works on innovative projects to make a positive difference in the world. The group's co-founder said that while humor and entertainment are aspects of the project, the group is also researching and developing AI that has the architecture for independent reasoning and emergent understanding of reality and ethics.
#health
The Epoch Times: New Bill to Protect Australian Children from Unhealthy Food Advertising
Australian MP Sophie Scamps has introduced a bill to reduce children's exposure to junk food ads aimed at reducing childhood obesity. The Broadcasting Services Amendment (Healthy Kids Advertising) Bill 2023 stipulates that companies would be banned from showing junk food ads on TV and radio broadcasts between 6 a.m. and 9.30 p.m., with a total prohibition on social media and online platforms. Infringing firms could face fines of up to AUD $550,000 ($407,000) or 5% of their unhealthy food product turnover. The bill does not target print or outdoor advertising, sports sponsorship or content shared by food firms.