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America First News
19 Jun 2023
#politics
Daily Wire: Former AG Barr Unloads On Trump: ‘Our Country Can’t Be A Therapy Session For A Troubled Man Like This’
Former Attorney General William Barr criticized former President Donald Trump for engaging in reckless conduct and alleged criminal behavior during an interview on CBS News’s “Face The Nation”. Barr said Trump had "no legal basis" to retain documents and “lied to the Department of Justice." He also said that Trump was a "consummate narcissist" and engaged in conduct that put his political followers and the Republican agenda at risk. Barr believes Trump will be prosecuted in the federal criminal investigation into his efforts to overturn the 2020 election, but the case will be hard to prosecute due to the First Amendment.
The Federalist Papers: Democrat Lets It Slip - Watch What She Says Instead of 'Stopped,' Forced to Correct Herself
Congresswoman Plaskett accidentally said "he needs to be shot - stopped" while discussing former President Trump's indictment on MSNBC.
Plaskett has shown aggressive behavior before, throwing a document at GOP Rep. Johnson at a House Judiciary Committee hearing. Concerns over Trump's safety are not without cause; former NYPD commissioner Bernard Kerik and former Secret Service agent Dan Bongino have voiced concerns about assassination attempts. If a Republican had made a similar slip about a member of the Democratic party, it would not be excused.
Liberty Nation: Trump on Trial and Biden on the Backfoot
A criminal indictment against Trump is the talk of the town. Liberty Nation radio explores the political and legal implications of this high-profile case.
Flag And Cross: Ex-Fox Producer Who Called Biden 'Wannabe Dictator' Breaks Silence
A Fox News producer, Alexander McCaskill, resigned after displaying an on-air graphic that called President Biden a "wannabe dictator." Tucker Carlson stated that McCaskill, who had been at Fox for over a decade, had been one of the most capable people there. After his departure, McCaskill announced on Instagram that he'd requested to leave Fox and finally been granted his wish. Following his resignation, McCaskill joined Carlson's new media venture, and he was one of three former Fox producers to join the team.
#war
Forbes: Tethered Drone Debuts At Paris Airshow
Atlas, the drone startup providing drones to the Ukrainian forces, has launched AtlasTETHER at this year's Paris Air Show. The device connects drones to a ground controller, providing the required conversion and allowing it to have unlimited flight time. The tether also allows for two-way communication with the drone, making it immune to radio jamming and undetectable by electronic warfare systems. Tethering drones is likely to become a new trend in the use of drones in conflicts, particularly within the conflict in Ukraine.
Foreign Policy: From Canada With Love
The Canadian-based Ukrainian World Congress has delivered 25 armored personnel carriers (APCs) to Ukraine's Territorial Defense Forces via a private British supplier, with more shipments planned. The nongovernmental organization has raised over $40m to date and Unite With Ukraine initiative's initial focus was personal gear. The latest addition of FV103 Spartan and FV432 APCs are being hailed as proof of concept to help save the lives of soldiers in battle. Despite the vehicles being far safer than civilian alternatives, three of the first batch delivered have already been lost. Meanwhile, UWC is planning more shipments to arm the newly established TDFs, comprising a mix of volunteers and reservists numbering over 110,000.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Earthquake Recorded Off Burma's Coast, Shakes Buildings in Thailand
An earthquake with a 5.1 magnitude was recorded off the southern coast of Myanmar on Monday with tremors felt in Thailand. The earthquake was measured at different magnitudes, with the United States Geological Survey measuring it at 5.6 magnitude. There were no immediate reports of major damage or casualties.
Fox News: Blinken, Chinese President Xi Jinping meet in Beijing, reestablishing high-level communications
Chinese President Xi Jinping and US Secretary of State Antony Blinken met in Beijing to strengthen communication on their differences and find a path forward. Blinken warned the media that crises in Taiwan could "affect quite literally the entire world" and reiterated the US' One China Policy with the three communiques. However, he also shared the US' concerns for China's provocative actions, which could result in an economic crisis affecting most countries around the world. The countries agreed to follow through common understandings made by the two Presidents in Bali, despite having profound disagreements, especially over Taiwan.
#economy
Forbes: Dame Sharon White Loses Housing Guru In Further Blow For John Lewis
John Lewis property director Chris Harris is stepping down after five years in the role. Harris is believed to have resigned last week, but will remain in position until November. His exit is the latest in a series of high-profile departures from the retailer, including those of executive director Pippa Wicks in February and chief operating officer Andrew Murphy this summer. Harris had overseen the planned scheme to expand John Lewis into private rental housing, expected to generate an income stream for the company, and to build 10,000 new homes over a decade. His departure is viewed as particularly significant for embattled John Lewis chair, Dame Sharon White.
White has come under criticism during a period of losses at the retailer and suggestions that the business may be sold, with increasingly vocal objections to previous decisions from partners. The company saw losses of almost $300m in March. White has pledged to return the company to profitability by 2026 and to reintroduce partners’ bonuses when this is feasible. She recently confirmed the company would not abandon its employee ownership model, but could accept external investment if required. The company has initiated a five-year financial turnaround plan that has included store closures.
#religion
National Review: U.S. Bishops to Direct Catholic Hospitals Not to Perform Sex-Change Surgeries, Hormone Treatments
The Catholic Church is developing new directives regarding sex-change surgeries and hormone treatments in Catholic hospitals. The Ethical and Religious Directives, which are binding for healthcare workers at Catholic institutions, are being revised for the first time in years. A proposal will be drafted and will build upon previous work.
#culture
The Epoch Times: A Pork's Guide to Virtue: "Five Little Pigs"
Joseph Martin Kronheim's short story "Five Little Pigs" explores the moral story behind the Mother Goose rhyme. The story illustrates that virtue should be rewarded while vice should not, through the actions of different pigs. The first is hardworking and successful, while the second is mischievous and troublesome. The third is kind and compassionate, receiving roast beef as a reward, while the fourth is obstinate and willful, leading to negative consequences. The fifth is naughty and disobedient, ultimately suffering consequences for his actions.
Forbes: Ranking Netflix’s ‘Black Mirror’ Season 6 Episodes From Worst To Best
Netflix's Black Mirror returns with five new episodes after a four-year hiatus, with one standout episode, Loch Henry, a True Crime-style murder mystery with a twist. However, other episodes received mixed reviews, with some being bizarre and unpredictable, lacklustre, or with too bleak an ending. An IMDB ranking of the episodes revealed that Joan is Awful, an episode poking fun at Netflix's production model, topped the list and that there was a lack of 'happy ending' episodes in season 6.
#health
The Epoch Times: High-Fat Breakfast May Improve Lung Cancer Treatment: Study
A study suggests that choosing a fuller breakfast, rather than a low-fat breakfast, may significantly increase the concentration of the lung cancer drug alectinib in the blood, potentially translating into improved survival rates for advanced non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) patients. Alectinib is a first-line treatment for ALK-positive metastatic NSCLC. Patients who consumed a continental breakfast or a self-chosen lunch along with their initial dose of alectinib demonstrated a 14 or 20 percent higher concentration of the drug in their blood, respectively, compared to those who had a low-fat breakfast.
American Thinker: Ready for even more medical shortages?
Merck is taking legal action to overturn part of the "Inflation Reduction Act," which allows the government to dictate drug prices, leading to even more medical shortages. Essentially, if companies refuse to sell at the government's price, they will be hit with a tax that could reach 1,900% of revenues, causing shortages and forcing prices to go up for everyone else. This bill threatens Americans' right to private property and freedom of speech, with potential effects on the auto industry, restaurant meals, and more. This is a battle that concerns everyone.
#sports
Fox News: US beats Canada to win second straight CONCACAF Nations League title
The United States won the CONCACAF Nations League final against Canada with a score of 2-0, thanks to goals from Folarin Balogun and Chris Richards. The team is now looking forward to the 2026 World Cup co-hosted by America. Giovanni Reyna showed his quality on-field from a central midfield role and produced two assists before leaving at halftime with a calf injury. The U.S. extended its home unbeaten streak against Canada to 22 games. Before Richards' goal, the Americans had not scored from a corner kick since June 14th last year. Canada remained without a title since 2000.
Fox News: Wyndham Clark remembers late mother as he celebrates US Open title
Wyndham Clark wins his first major golf championship at the U.S. Open, beating runner-up Rory McIlroy by one stroke. After his mother Lise passed away from breast cancer in 2013, Clark dedicated the win to her. Clark had previously transferred from Oklahoma State to Oregon during his mother's ordeal. He finished the tournament 10-under.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: What Causes RV Electrical Connections to Melt?
Melted electrical connections in RVs are causing hazardous situations. Overloading, loose connections, corrosion, and using devices without surge protectors are the causes. Doing regular inspections, using surge protectors, and monitoring power usage and keeping connections dry can help prevent these hazards.
Gataway Couple: Should Your RV Tires Come Off the Ground When Leveling?
When leveling your RV, it's important to keep all wheels on the ground to avoid a potentially dangerous situation. The RV community debates this issue, with some arguing it's safe to lift the wheels while others believe it's safer to keep them on the ground. It's recommended to always chock your tires with heavy-duty rubber wheel chocks to prevent any accidental movements and level your RV side to side using leveling aids. Once level, stabilize your rig with stabilizing jacks and open your slides to make unforgettable memories.