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America First News
19 Jun 2023
#politics
Newsbusters: UN Begs for More Big Tech Censorship in Latest Anti-Free Speech Plot
The UN released a report calling for censorship on Big Tech and governments to combat "disinformation" and "hate speech." The report proposed "fact checking" and AI tools for content moderation, as well as measures to prevent certain speech. The UN claims that "mis- and disinformation and hate speech pose an existential risk to humanity."
Forbes: Parliament Strips Boris Johnson’s Open Access To Its Buildings—Latest Partygate Punishment
The U.K. Parliament revoked Boris Johnson's parliamentary pass in a 354-7 vote, following a report that found he lied about violating the country's virus mitigation laws with Covid-19 parties while still prime minister. The move signals a major setback for Johnson's political career and the Conservative Party, which is facing declining poll numbers.
PJ Media: Even Biden’s Staffers Can’t Explain the Nutty Stuff He Says
White House aides are struggling to explain President Biden's bizarre offhand comments, which are getting increasingly hard to dismiss. At the National Safer Communities Summit, Biden ended by saying, "God save the queen, man," leaving everyone puzzled. White House spokesperson Olivia Dalton could not explain the comment, and several current and former Biden aides gave different answers, with some admitting they still aren't sure what the phrase meant. Axios characterizes Biden's comments as "quirky aphorisms" and claims they've been misunderstood for years and that Republicans are weaponizing them to insinuate his mental decline.
PJ Media: Now They Tell Us: New Report Reveals ‘Critical Vulnerabilities’ in Dominion Voting Machines
The Halderman report reveals vulnerabilities in Dominion Voting Systems’ machines used in Georgia and other states during the 2020 election, showing that the machines can be exploited to subvert security mechanisms and change votes. The report also establishes that attackers can alter QR codes and install malware with brief physical access to the machines. These vulnerabilities leave voters with greatly diminished grounds to be confident in the security of their votes.
#society
Washington Free Beacon: 'Vulnerability' and 'Top Surgery': How the Media Made Father's Day Weird This Year
Father's Day coverage in 2023 focused on sensitive, nonconforming, and pregnant dads, while neglecting single dads. Some dads are tired of being told they are emotionally bulletproof and want to freely express themselves. Dadfluencers aim to present a realistic, relatable portrayal of fatherhood. Transgender Dad Kayden Coleman shares his experiences of fatherhood and pregnancy to change perceptions and expectations. Some media outlets used the occasion to address racism and Donald Trump.
Daily Wire: Monday Afternoon Update: Titanic Tourist Sub Goes Missing, Blinken Blinks In China, Nashville Shooting Memo Latest
: A submarine used for Titanic tours went missing with an unknown number of passengers onboard. The sub can hold up to five people and has an estimated 72 hours of oxygen left. School officials and parents of the Nashville school shooter are fighting to keep his manifesto private, but the National Police Association is demanding its release to the public for transparency. Meanwhile, former National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster warns that U.S.-China relations are worse than they were during the Cold War. Podcaster Joe Rogan and scientist Dr. Peter Hotez will debate Democratic presidential candidate Robert Kennedy Jr. over vaccine efficacy after Hotez criticized Rogan's previous conversation with Kennedy. A shooting occurred at a Juneteenth celebration in Illinois, leaving 23 people injured and one person dead. President Biden and his surrogates will host 20 fundraisers over the next few weeks, despite a majority of Americans and Democrats believing he is too old to hold office.
Fox News: Minnesota reporter shreds local ABC station for unsafe working conditions during George Floyd riots
Crystal Bui, a former KSTP-TV news reporter, has written a memoir about her time covering the George Floyd riots, in which she criticized her former newsroom. Bui's book, "More to Tell," not only chronicles her experience during the riots but also "exposes the grave shortcomings of the news industry." Bui claims her bosses were more focused on ratings than on reporters' safety. KSTP news director Kirk Varner said he had seen the book but did not address specific personnel issues.
#economy
Daily Wire: AT&T Closing Flagship Store In Downtown San Francisco
AT&T is closing its flagship store in downtown San Francisco on August 1 due to difficult conditions and changing consumer habits. The company stated that affected retail employees will be offered jobs at other AT&T locations in the city. San Francisco has been struggling with homelessness, drug use, and rampant criminal activity, leading to the closure of several major retailers and mall companies.
#religion
The Babylon Bee: Newlywed Couple Thinks They’ll Wait A Little Longer To Have Kids After Helping At VBS
Newlyweds decided to hold off on having children after volunteering at Vacation Bible School, as they realized they were not yet ready to be parents. The couple felt that the experience was a revelation from God and that they should wait for a long time before starting a family. Although their church has since changed its policy to stop young couples from serving in VBS, they are grateful for the experience and count it as a test of their faith.
#culture
National Review: Anheuser-Busch Marketing Team Is ‘Learning a Lot’ after Bud Light Dylan Mulvaney Controversy, CMO Says
Bud Light's global CMO said that the backlash over the brand's partnership with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney has been a "wake-up call." AB InBev, Bud Light’s parent company, plans to work on reconnecting with its US customers and better understanding its entire customer base. The company must avoid creating divisive marketing and keep its focus on enjoyment and togetherness. A minor collaboration with Mulvaney led to backlash among the blue-collar audience and led to a 21.4% drop in sales for April, even among members of the LGBT community who opposed CEO Brendan Whitworth's clarifying statement.
Fox News: Meghan Markle's rumored Dior deal 'a logical step' to 'cash in' before her star fades, author claims
Meghan Markle is rumored to be in talks with Dior to "re-invent" her image. Sources claim that her talent agency, William Morris Endeavor, is bidding for the partnership. A spokesperson for the 41-year-old, WME, and Dior didn’t comment.
#health
Red State: Even Europe Warns 'Outlier' U.S. About Body-Altering Drugs and Irreversible Mutilation of 'Trans' Children
Europe is shifting away from irreversible transgender treatments for minors, putting the U.S. as an outlier in the field. Even the UK's National Health Service has limited the use of puberty blockers to clinical trials, leaving it beyond the reach of most children. However, the Democrat Party's Biden administration is still supporting "gender-affirming care" for trans kids despite calls for caution. The US healthcare industry has staunchly defended medical interventions for transgender minors, including puberty blockers and double mastectomies. Biden dismissed opposition to the irreversible mutilation as "dangerous anti-LGBTQ" legislation targeting trans children.
The New American: American Medical Association: Body Mass Index Is Racist - The New American
The American Medical Association (AMA) has recognized the problems with using BMI as a measurement due to its historical harm, including racist exclusion. BMI measurements categorize weight as underweight, normal, overweight, or obese, but the AMA finds it an imperfect way to measure body fat. The new policy supports educating physicians on the issues with BMI and alternative measures, but it is an admission by the AMA that diversity, equity, and inclusion have taken hold in policymaking for treating obese patients.
Obesity prevalence in America increased from 30.5 percent to 41.9 percent from 2000 to 2020, and BMI measurements are often used by healthcare providers to help determine whether weight puts individuals at risk for health conditions. The AMA’s new policy incorporates body shape and composition heterogeneity across race and ethnic groups, sexes, genders, and age-span when applying BMI in overall monitoring of patients’ risk of being obese. However, the updated policy is more worried about past supposed “racist exclusion” than people bettering their health, which is a concern.
Red State: CNN Tries to Flip the Script on Hotez-RFK Jr. Debate, but It Doesn't Go Well
Joe Rogan offered vaccine researcher Peter Hotez $100,000 to debate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. about vaccines. The offer, which initially had a debate purse of $1.5 million, was refused by Hotez. He continues to claim that science is not up for debate. The media supported Hotez while dismissing Kennedy as a "crank and an anti-vaxxer." However, a growing number of people are questioning the government and scientific community due to their history of misinformation and censorship.
#education
Daily Wire: Colin Kaepernick Defends Book Partnership With Marxists, Says ‘Black Liberation’ Not ‘Possible Under Capitalism’
Colin Kaepernick is part of a Marxist group that wrote a book defending race-centered curriculum in US schools. The book condemns capitalism and is available on Amazon.
The Blaze: 'Book bans' are 'castrating' children: Maryland Gov. Wes Moore demands 'economic consequences' for states removing sexually explicit books from schools
Governor Moore defends age-inappropriate books in schools, claims it's about empowering students. He warns of "economic consequences" for states that remove books.
Washington Free Beacon: Number of 'Non-Binary' Students in New Jersey Up 4,000 Percent Since 2019
New Jersey public schools see 4,000% increase in non-binary students. Debate on parental consent arises.
#crime
Washington Free Beacon: Judge Orders Trump Not To Share Evidence in Documents Case
Former President Trump is not allowed to disclose the Department of Justice's evidence against him in the case of storing classified documents in his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida. A federal judge approved a request for a protective order to prevent Trump from discussing or disseminating any information related to the government's case against him without prior notice and consent from the United States or the approval of the court. The similar move was ordered in a New York judge in May in the state's case against Trump surrounding alleged hush money payments to a porn star.
Fox News: Driver charged for deadly Kansas crash after police tried to stop him for speeding
A man has been charged with first-degree murder, eluding police, and driving under the influence after causing a fatal crash in suburban Kansas City while being chased by an officer. The driver crashed into another vehicle at an intersection, killing 19-year-old Benjamin Klecza.
Fox News: Fugitive New Jersey lawyer convicted of girlfriend's murder found dead in cell
James Ray III, a New Jersey lawyer who was convicted of murdering his girlfriend before fleeing to Cuba, died in custody after being found unconscious in his cell. The cause of death is under investigation. Ray had shot Angela Bledsoe in their home, claiming self-defense, before going on the run. He was convicted and faced up to 30 years in prison.
The Blaze: AI enables criminal organizations and scammers to easily create fraudulent businesses: Report
Generative AI technology is making it easier for fraudsters to create fake companies, which is a major concern for the business-to-business market, according to a report by Thomson Reuters and the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners. This fraudulent activity is increasingly hard to detect. Over 60% of businesses surveyed found it very difficult to onboard new vendors, with the majority of respondents citing fraud as a lead concern. Buckethal, vice president of Thomson Reuters Risk & Fraud Solutions, states that whilst implementing AI will cut the need for compliance staff, companies should use those savings to invest in developing technologies to safeguard their companies from fraudsters.
#sports
Fox News: Chris Paul 'surprised' about Suns trade, says he learned about deal from son's text
Chris Paul was reportedly part of a trade deal to send Bradley Beal to the Phoenix Suns and him to the Washington Wizards, but Paul claims he was surprised to hear the news while travelling to promote his new book. Paul helped the Suns reach the 2021 NBA Finals and his trade to the Wizards has not been officially confirmed yet. It is speculated that Paul may not remain with the Wizards and could be waived or traded to a different team.
Forbes: Messi Making Inter Miami Debut On July 21, Report Says
Inter Miami's owner Jorge Mas has confirmed that Lionel Messi's first game with the club is set for July 21 at home against Cruz Azul, a Mexican soccer team. Tickets for the match are already extremely expensive, with single resale tickets starting at around $1,000. Messi's two-and-a-half-year deal with Inter Miami is estimated to be worth up to $150 million, in part due to revenue-sharing agreements with companies like Apple, Adidas, and Fanatics.
#outdoors
Daily Wire: One U.S. Lawmaker Is On A Mission To Uncover UFOs
Congressman Tim Burchett believes the US government covered up a UFO crash in 1947 in Roswell, New Mexico. Burchett sits on a House committee investigating UFO sightings and wants to get to the bottom of the issue. He believes that if the facts were disclosed, he could expose the cover-up to the American public. Despite the military report claiming that the activities in New Mexico were balloon launch and recovery operations, Burchett remains convinced that a "saucer" was recovered.
#other
Fox News: 'Price is Right' contestant injures himself while celebrating victory
A contestant on "The Price is Right" dislocated his shoulder while celebrating his win and couldn't spin the wheel for the final round. His wife spun for him and he won a Hawaiian vacation.
Fans of "The Price is Right" praised the contestant's determination and the show provided an update that the contestant is feeling better and all healed now. This is not the first time a contestant has been injured on the show, as another contestant hurt her ankle while spinning the wheel in 2014.