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America First News
21 Jun 2023
#politics
National Review: Justice Alito Pushes Back on Misleading ProPublica Report
Justice Samuel Alito has denied allegations that he breached gift disclosure rules and recusal standards. ProPublica had reported that Alito's trip to Alaska alongside hedge fund manager Paul Singer ought to have been reported, and that Alito should have recused himself from a case connected with Singer. After denying both charges, Alito argued that his actions were entirely within appropriate standards, and that recusing himself from the Singer case would not have been required. Most of the cases in which Singer had a connection were not taken up by the Court, and Singer's name did not appear in the relevant court records for the one case that was taken up. Alito also noted that hospitality usually did not need to be reported and that accommodations and transportation for social events were not reportable gifts based on former court rules.
Spectator USA: Hunter Biden is protected from on high
Hunter Biden has become the designated defendant for his family and will plead guilty to not paying taxes to avoid questions about how he made his money and avoid jail time. He has used his last name to avoid consequences for misdemeanors and a gun felony, and his role as a fall guy for his family has turned his life into a black hole of drugs, debts, and duplicity. An ongoing investigation can be used to excuse the Justice Department from answering questions, and Republicans in Congress should demand their access to evidence to answer unanswered questions.
National Review: ‘Slap on the Wrist’: 2024 Republican Candidates Slam DOJ over Hunter Biden Plea Deal
Hunter Biden has reached a plea deal and avoided jail time after being charged with illegally possessing a firearm and failing to pay taxes for two years. Several Republican presidential candidates are criticizing the DOJ over the deal, citing it as another reason Americans have lost faith in the justice department. There are concerns about the length of the investigation, the Biden administration's handling of the case, and the potential favoritism involved. Some are calling for transparency and further investigation into whistleblower allegations.
The Epoch Times: Is Our Government the One Our Founding Fathers Feared? | Sons of History, Ep. 1
As promised, the federal government has continued to encroach on state and citizen rights. The Sons of History analyze how amendments have contributed to this. Urging states to act, they compare the current situation with the early American fight against Great Britain.
Fox News: DeSantis slams San Francisco after visit: 'We saw people defecating in the street'
Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis criticized San Francisco's "leftist policies," saying that it has collapsed because of them. DeSantis witnessed crime, rampant drug use, people "defecating on the street," and boarded-up businesses. He contrasted San Francisco with Florida where people are moving in droves.
The Blaze: Justice Alito pre-emptively debunks newest hit piece accusing him of legal, ethical violations: 'Neither charge is valid'
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito preemptively responded to a ProPublica hit piece accusing him of unethical behavior. The story claimed that billionaire Paul Singer, who supports Republican politics, flew Alito to Alaska for a fishing trip in 2008, which Alito failed to report on his financial disclosure report. ProPublica also alleged that Alito did not recuse himself from cases in which Singer's hedge fund had an interest. Alito responded that he did not need to recuse himself as his relationship with Singer is minimal and the flight and trip were not gifts. On not reporting, Alito said he followed the standard practice as he understood it when he joined the Court.
Fox News: Powerful centrist group mulling third-party run addresses Manchin rumors head on
Democrats are growing increasingly concerned about a potential third-party run by Sen. Joe Manchin which could hurt President Biden's chances of re-election. No Labels, a centrist organization, is considering setting up a bipartisan "unity ticket" for the 2024 presidential election, but CEO Nancy Jacobson says it is too early to say if Manchin will be a part of it. Manchin's decision will not affect him, according to a source in his political orbit, who claimed the West Virginia senator will make his decision on whether to run for re-election to the Senate in January 2024.
Daily Wire: Not A Joke: ABC Analyst Says Hunter Got Harsher Treatment BECAUSE He’s A Biden
Legal Analyst Dan Abrams claimed that Hunter Biden was treated more harshly by the Justice Department due to his name, and might not have been prosecuted if Republicans weren't trying to connect him to his father's actions. ABC's Chief Justice Correspondent hinted that Hunter's alleged crimes were part of a political effort to damage President Biden, though Abrams argued the prosecution would not have happened if Hunter's name was different. Republicans have reportedly sought to make Hunter Biden's troubles and financial dealings, including those in Ukraine and China, a political tool for his father.
Washington Free Beacon: WATCH: John Durham Schools Democratic Congressman on Special Counsel Investigation
Democratic congressman Hank Johnson mistakenly criticized former special counsel John Durham's probe by implying it failed to indict Hunter Biden. Durham clarified that he did not investigate Hunter Biden and Johnson continued on with his questioning. The probe into the FBI and the Justice Department's investigation of former president Donald Trump found flaws but no evidence of Trump-Russia collusion, while Hunter Biden faces misdemeanor tax charges.
The Federalist: The Biggest 'Threat To Democracy' Is The Corrupt Media
The media attacks on Robert F. Kennedy Jr. have nothing to do with vaccine acceptance, but rather because they perceive him as a threat to Biden’s 2024 presidential bid. Propaganda press is primarily drumming up hysteria around his appearance on the Joe Rogan podcast because of the fear of losing the upcoming presidential election and hence, Democrats’ plan to erode the liberties prescribed in the Constitution. The media could have done their job in 2020 and reported — or at the very least not lied about — the Hunter Biden laptop, but they didn’t want Biden to lose in 2020. The legacy press encouraged Big Tech to censor Joe Rogan’s RFK Jr. podcast. , ,
Washington Free Beacon: Democrats Scramble To Stop Joe Manchin From Running Against Biden
Democratic Senator Joe Manchin has reportedly been considering a presidential bid, possibly as a third-party candidate, a prospect that is causing concern among his colleagues who say it would only benefit Republicans. Self-described centrist group No Labels has pledged to spend $70m on a third-party candidate in 2024, but has yet to reveal its most recent financial figures. Manchin has also considered running for re-election in 2024 and potentially replacing Republican Jim Justice as governor of West Virginia. Manchin's criticism of President Joe Biden's spending and political indecisiveness has sparked controversy, with expenditures on his Inflation Reduction Act being targeted by Republican-aligned spending groups.
Fox News: Whoopi Goldberg fumes over Hunter Biden's laptop: 'I hate it so much... Shut up about it'
Whoopi Goldberg of "The View" tells Republicans to "shut up" about Hunter Biden's laptop, expressing frustration over its salacious material and lack of charges related to the overseas business dealings. Co-host Sunny Hostin adds that Biden's guilty plea to tax evasion proves "no one is above the law." The laptop, which came to light in 2020, remains a point of focus for House Republicans but Goldberg hopes it dissolves as an issue.
National Review: The Corner: Ron DeSantis Needs to Do Some Challenging Interviews
Trump's constant indictments ensure attention remains on him, making it a challenge for Ron DeSantis to stay in the spotlight. One solution is for DeSantis to participate in tough interviews, such as with Megyn Kelly or on Sunday talk shows, showcasing confidence and the ability to defend his message anywhere.
The Epoch Times: NY Sen. James Skoufis Sums Up 2023 Legislative Session
New York Democratic Sen. James Skoufis pushed several high-priority bills, including moving local elections from odd to even years to coincide with state and national elections and increasing the minimum number of residents required for new village formation from 500 to 2,000, through the state Senate and Assembly this year. If signed into law, the latter bill could directly impact the proposed village of Seven Springs just west of Kiryas Joel. Since Democrats hold supermajorities in both state chambers, they dominate the legislative agenda. Even though the state Senate's legislative session is over, Skoufis plans to warm up the teachers' union to support a ward-based system for school board elections in Orange County during the off-session time.
Newsbusters: MSNBC, Harris Falsely Accuse Pro-Lifers Of Banning Miscarriage Care
MSNBC's The ReidOut held a panel discussion on the anniversary of Roe v. Wade featuring Vice President Kamala Harris and OB-GYN Dr. Ivey. Joy Reid claimed that she would not let her children attend college in a red state that banned abortion, and Harris shared stories of women traveling for miscarriage care. Dr. Ivey predicted an increase in maternal mortality rates due to pro-life laws.
Red State: Watch: Troy Nehls Livens up Durham Hearing With Timely Ding on Eric Swalwell and ‘Yum Yum'
Rep. Troy Nehls calls out Rep. Eric Swalwell during the House Judiciary Committee "Hearing on the Report of Special Counsel John Durham" over his alleged sexual relationship with Chinese spy Fang Fang. Nehls draws comparisons to the fake "Trump pee tape" and the Democrats' response if the roles had been reversed. Democrat members object to Nehls' remarks. This isn't the first time Nehls has called out Swalwell over the issue of Fang Fang.
#society
The Epoch Times: Bud Light Sales Take Steepest Hit yet Since Dylan Mulvaney Promotion
Sales of Bud Light experienced a drop of 26.8% for the week ending June 10, marking the worst sales decline since the brand launched a marketing campaign with transgender influencer Dylvan Mulvaney. There was also a decline in sales of Budweiser, Natural Light, and Michelob Ultra during this period. Despite this, Bud Light remains the number one beer in the US for the year, although it slid to no.2 behind Modelo Especial in May. The Mulvaney partnership garnered backlash from country singers and conservative influencers for promoting LGBTQ+ issues and pushing an ideological agenda at the expense of traditional American values.
National Review: The Corner: Pride Takes the National Parks
National parks are now celebrating "Pride month" by organizing LGBT-themed events. The Yosemite LGBTQ+ Employee Resource Group partnered with a drag queen to host "Yosemite Pride Outside," and Acadia National Park organized a "queer bird walk" and a "pride story time" for kids. Even national parks in Washington will join the Seattle Pride Parade. These events show how far progressive ideology has permeated the federal government. They are a betrayal of the purpose of national parks, which should be testaments to the beauty of nature when it's unmolested by man.
Breitbart: Lost Titanic Sub Not Classed, CEO Hired 'Inspirational' Young People
The missing OceanGate submersible, Titan, did not undergo proper inspection by authorities, however, its operators view its innovative features outside of current class rating standards. Reports question the safety standards maintained as the search for the sub continues and a video surfaced of the CEO talking about his team selection for “inspirational” purposes. Former employee David Lochridge had raised concerns about the submersible's safety back in 2018, which resulted in his firing. The U.S. Coast Guard confirmed the vessel has only 40 hours left of oxygen.
#war
The Economist: Ben Wallace says he is out of the race for NATO’s top job
Ben Wallace, the British defense minister and a supporter of Ukraine, is unlikely to become NATO's next secretary-general as America wants Jens Stoltenberg to stay. Wallace is currently focusing on a "defence command paper" due in a few weeks, updating the previous paper from 2021. He identifies air defences, electronic warfare, and long-range artillery as crucial areas for investment; however, money is a significant issue. The Treasury approved half of Wallace's requested extra £10bn, which will mostly go towards submarines and nuclear warheads. The annual defense budget will only be a puny £1.1bn higher in 2024-25 than in 2021-22, and the army is not expected to grow.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Hong Kong's Freedom of the Press Eroded After Enactment of National Security Law: Report
Hong Kong's press freedom has continued to diminish, with three pro-Communist media outlets ranking as the most distrusted according to a new survey by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism. Television Broadcasting Co. Ltd, the parent company of TVB News, as well as Bastille News and Dot Dot News were cited as the three media outlets with Communist Party affiliations. Meanwhile, the 2023 World Press Freedom Index has seen Hong Kong's ranking plummet from 80th to 140th. The ranking has suffered since the promulgation of the controversial National Security Law in 2020.
The law has had a notable impact on Hong Kong's news media and journalists, with direct criticisms from high-ranking government officials contributing to a significant decline in press freedom. The closure of news organizations such as Apple Daily, Stand News, Citizen News, and FactWire has added to the decline, with licensed free TV and radio channels now required to broadcast at least 30 minutes per week on sensitive topics such as "National Education," "National Identity," and "National Security Law." Despite these challenges, some former journalists have established news websites such as The Witness, HK Court News, and The Collective to monitor authority and pursue truth impartially. However, reports suggest that television remains a vital news source in Hong Kong, although commercial broadcasters have continued to lose money.
Foreign Policy: Washington’s Perennial India Fantasy
Indian Prime Minister Modi's visit to the US is raising exaggerated hopes of an alliance to balance out China. However, it is not clear that India would align with the West, and there are concerns about India's economic growth, education, and democracy. Despite India's poverty, it remains the world's largest arms importer. The West should ask why this is the case and whether investing in peace could be a better use of funds.
The Epoch Times: Special Counsel Durham Says He Investigated Tip Reportedly Connected to Trump
John Durham, the special counsel who was appointed to investigate the origins of the Russia collusion investigation, confirmed that he and Attorney General William Barr went to Italy to look into allegations of financial crimes linked to former President Donald Trump, related to a Russian professor. Durham said subpoenas were issued but it led to nothing. The trip was in connection to the probe into former Trump campaign adviser, George Papadopoulos' contacts with Russia.
#economy
The Economist: Britain’s inflation pain is mostly self-inflicted and getting worse
Britain's inflation rate remains high, with core inflation rising to 7.1%, despite the rest of the G7 countries experiencing a downward trend. The culprits are chiefly domestic policies, with high demand driven by fiscal efforts to stimulate the economy and overly cautious monetary policy. The lack of workers, post-Brexit migration conditions, and high prices caused by limited supply have exacerbated these issues. With rates set to rise, those with mortgages will face financial pressure, and the likely outcome for the government may be to raise taxes.
#culture
Breitbart: India's Narendra Modi Leads Eric Adams, Richard Gere in U.N. Yoga Session
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi led a yoga session at the United Nations with attendees from 180 countries, including Mayor Eric Adams and actor Richard Gere. Modi's visit to America represents a historic effort to elevate bilateral ties, which have long been hindered by America's support for India's top geopolitical rival, Pakistan, and India's reliance on Russia. New Delhi-Washington relations have improved in part due to China's growing belligerence against both countries. The event earned recognition from the Guinness Book of World Records for the most nationalities represented in a yoga session.
#health
The Epoch Times: Gout Linked to Increased Risk of Dementia and Parkinson's: Study
People with gout have a higher risk of developing neurodegenerative disorders such as Parkinson's and vascular dementia, according to a study by the University of Oxford. The study found that gout patients had smaller brain volumes and higher brain iron levels, which can be linked to poor blood and oxygen supply to the brain. Differences in gray matter were also identified. The study suggests that genetic and neuroanatomic factors may contribute to individuals' vulnerability to the risk. Additionally, a separate study found that gout medication allopurinol could lower the risk of neurodegenerative diseases.
The Right Scoop: WATCH: High school student explains she was given hormone therapy without any question because she claimed to be trans
High school student Ash was rapidly given hormone therapy at 15 after saying she was trans, despite not experiencing gender dysphoria. After detransitioning, she revealed she chose to be trans because of its popularity on TikTok and hoped it would fix her issues. However, she's now stuck with lower voice as a side effect of testosterone therapy, and faced criticism on Tiktok when discussing her detransition.
The Blaze: Soup kitchen installs 24-hour Narcan stand to combat massive spike in opioid deaths
A soup kitchen in Michigan has installed a 24/7 Narcan stand with the help of a local nonprofit to combat opioid overdoses. The Narcan stand provides naxolone, a medication that reverses the effects of opioids, and is located next to a food provider that offers non-perishable items when the soup kitchen is closed. Michigan has seen an increase in opioid-related deaths, with 1,941 in 2017 compared to 183 in 2000. Recently, a Narcan vending machine in Brooklyn reported success, dispensing over 100 Narcan kits in its first week of operation.
In a separate incident, a team of YouTubers helped rescue an opioid overdose victim in a San Francisco apartment building. The cameraman administered CPR while two hosts called first responders, and firemen arrived on the scene and administered Narcan. Within a week, there were four emergency calls for overdoses at the same complex.
Breitbart: Murray: When Roe Overturned, Women's Rights Were Ripped Away, Chaos Ensued
Senator Murray is pushing a number of bills to protect women's rights and access to healthcare, following chaos since Roe v. Wade was overturned. Murray said that one of the bills will protect women's right to travel to access healthcare, while another will allow women access to contraception. They are also addressing how some companies are using app data to track women seeking abortion care. The Senator believes that everyone in the United States should be able to access this care without restrictions.
The Epoch Times: Roles of Bromelain and Curcumin in Battling Recurrent SARS-CoV-2 Spike Protein Exposures
A combination of curcumin and bromelain may be a promising supplement for those experiencing post-COVID sequelae from failed vaccines. Both have anti-inflammatory properties and can prevent cytokine storms. Curcumin has already been established as an antiviral against multiple viruses, including SARS-CoV-2, and bromelain has shown potential as a therapeutic option for COVID-19. The combination may be especially useful for those who have had multiple exposures to the virus or vaccine.
Forbes: Most OBGYNs Say Pregnancy-Related Mortality Worsened After Roe V. Wade Was Reversed, Poll Finds
A new Kaiser Family Foundation poll found that 64% of practicing OBGYNs say the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, which ended the constitutional right to an abortion, has worsened pregnancy-related mortality. The survey also found concerns the decision has made it harder for doctors to manage pregnancy emergencies and has worsened their ability to attract new OBGYNs to the field. Meanwhile, 40% say they’ve felt constraints on their ability to provide care for miscarriages and other pregnancy-related medical emergencies. This issue has become a rallying cry for both conservative voters seeking to end abortion and liberals seeking to protect the right to an abortion.
Daily Wire: Florida Town Quarantined To Eradicate Snails From Hell
Miramar, a South Florida town, is under quarantine to eradicate giant African land snails, which pose a significant risk to agriculture, infrastructure, and human health. The snails can grow up to eight inches and are one of the most damaging snails in the world, consuming at least 500 different types of plants. They are also carriers of a parasite called rat lungworm, which can cause meningitis in humans. It is illegal to move the snails or any associated materials within or from the defined quarantine area. The state's Department of Agriculture is attempting to eradicate the problem, using bait and a pesticide, which is safe for local plants. The importation of the giant African land snail into the country is illegal without a permit. The last sighting of these snails in Florida was in 2022 when more than 1,000 were seen north of Tampa.
#education
The Epoch Times: Utah School District Reverses Bible Ban After Appeals and Protests
Davis School District in Utah reverses decision to remove King James Bible from libraries; critics debate Utah's "sensitive material" law.
Front Page Magazine: Teachers Union Lockdowns Caused Worst Drop in Student Scores in 50 Years
Teachers' unions advocate against objective outcomes, strike for more money and less work, and destroy education. The solution is school choice and breaking up special interest monopolies.
#sports
Breitbart: Former Steelers, Cardinals Linebacker Clark Haggans Dead at 46
Former NFL linebacker Clark Haggans has passed away at the age of 46. The cause of death is unknown. Haggans played for the Steelers, Cardinals, and 49ers during his 13-season career, and was a member of the Steelers' Super Bowl championship team in 2005.
Forbes: For Nascar Driver Josh Berry Earning Harvick’s Seat Was ‘About Preparation Meeting Opportunity’
Late model racer Josh Berry will replace Kevin Harvick in the No. 4 Ford at Stewart-Haas Racing next year, after Harvick retires at the end of the season. Berry, who has raced in 10 Cup series events, was introduced as Harvick’s replacement on Wednesday. The 32-year-old began racing in Legend Cars while working as a bank teller and attending community college and was added to Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Late Model program in 2010 after impressing him in iRacing sessions. Berry has also won the 2014 CARS Late Model Stock Tour championship and the 2020 NASCAR Weekly Racing Series title.
Fox News: Victor Wembanyama ready for the spotlight as the NBA Draft nears
Victor Wembanyama is set to become the No. 1 overall pick of the San Antonio Spurs in Thursday night's NBA draft. The 7-foot-4 French teen has been called the best prospect since LeBron James and is expected to be a perfect fit for the modern game, with the ability to handle the ball and defend opponents on the perimeter. Wembanyama has been working out with a coach since arriving in New York this week and is not letting the sky-high expectations bother him, saying he does not let "all this stuff get into my head."
Breitbart: Riley Gaines Torches Letter "Emotionally Blackmailing" Harvard Swim Team on Lia Thomas
Harvard swimmer Riley Gaines criticized a letter sent to her team advocating for transgender swimmer Lia Thomas to compete against females at the NCAA swimming championship. Gaines translated the letter on Twitter, in her view the letter had attempted to emotionally blackmail the team into accepting mistreatment. Lia Thomas, who is a man living as a woman, defeated female competitors to win the women's 500-yard freestyle event. Thomas also supports the proposed change to Title IX that would essentially ban grade K-8 schools' blanket bans on transgender athletes, although it would still allow colleges to prevent transgender athletes from competing.
Forbes: Rapinoe, Morgan, O’Hara Headline U.S. Women’s World Cup Squad
The US Women's National Soccer team has announced its 23-player roster for the Women's World Cup, including veterans Alex Morgan and Megan Rapinoe. They will be joined by a mix of youth and experience, with 14 players making their World Cup debut. The team will be defending their title after winning the last edition of the tournament in 2019.
Fox News: Riley Gaines grand slams queer activist's Senate testimony that men can't beat Serena Williams
Former NCAA swim star Riley Gaines criticized the president of Human Rights Campaign for denying the biological advantages of male athletes. In a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on LGBTQ+ civil rights, the president claimed that women such as Serena Williams could beat men at tennis, to which Gaines replied by pointing out that both Serena and Venus Williams lost to the 203rd ranked male tennis player. The president also refused to say that males have an athletic advantage over females.
Fox News: Wimbledon to use AI commentary during tournament, considering other high-tech changes down the line
Wimbledon will introduce AI-powered commentary and captions developed by IBM for this year's tournament. The technology will analyse athletes' performance and highlight anomalies that would not be identifiable by ranking alone. The platform has been trained in tennis-specific language, and could eventually lead to the live offering of AI commentary. The technology will initially provide captions for highlight reels available online.
#outdoors
Daily Wire: Authorities ‘Don’t Know’ What’s Causing Underwater ‘Banging’ As Experts Rush To Determine If Sounds Came From Titanic Sub
The U.S. Coast Guard is investigating whether the “underwater noises” detected on Tuesday came from the missing Titanic submersible. Search-and-rescue teams picked up “banging” sounds in the area where the five passengers on board the sub went missing. The Coast Guard is continuing to work on the search-and-rescue mission, and additional assets are joining the search.
Backpacker: Flooding in Maine is Wreaking Havoc on Some Appalachian Trail Hikers’ Plans
Hiker Laura Rushfeldt braves stormy weather and waist-high creek crossings on her quest to hike the Appalachian Trail from Caratunk to Monson in Maine. However, she is forced to backtrack after testing the raging waters of the Piscataquis River and nearly being swept away by the current. Main hashtag:
The Epoch Times: Evacuations Lifted, Garbani Fire 90 Percent Contained
A wildfire in Menifee is now 90% contained, with evacuation orders lifted. The fire began on June 20th and has burned 43 acres. CAL FIRE and Riverside Fire Department worked on it throughout the night. The cause of the fire is still under investigation.
#technology
The Epoch Times: Schumer Announces Framework for Regulating AI 'Revolution'
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has said that Congress plans to create a comprehensive guide for legislation and artificial intelligence (AI) development to protect American security and values. He made the comments during a talk at a think tank, adding that Congress will bring AI experts to Congress for a series of forums in the coming months. Schumer believes AI is here to stay and so calls for the government to regulate the industry, ensuring US prosperity while deterring malign actors both foreign and domestic. Some members of Congress view AI as a determining factor in deciding the outcomes of the US-China cold war.
Fox News: Best ways to save and restore documents
Keeping your documents digitally organized and stored is easier than organizing physical files. Digital files can be easily searched, organized, indexed, and backed up to prevent loss or damage. Use external hard drives, cloud services like Google Docs or Dropbox, and Microsoft 365 apps. Back up your files regularly and make sure to download and save copies of important documents to a safe place.
#other
Forbes: BTS Keep Their Hot 100 Winning Streak Going With ‘Take Two’
Korean pop sensation BTS secures their first hit on the Hot 100 charts this year with "Take Two," marking their seventh consecutive year of charting at least once. The septet had a streak of No. 1 hits in 2020 and continued to dominate the charts in 2021 with three more top-ranked tunes. Their consistent presence on the Hot 100 is unprecedented among their countrymen and rivals any popular music act in America.
Red State: Greta Thunberg's War on Prosperity
Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg and members of Take Back the Future have blocked access to several oil tankers in Malmo Harbor for five days. Thunberg's message and actions call for surrendering modern technological lifestyles. This isn't her first instance of activism, as she has been arrested before for onshore wind farm protests and more. Despite her message, Thunberg's own comfortable lifestyle raises questions about her war on working-class folks.
Red State: Riley Gaines Fearlessly Defends Women's Sports Debate in Senate Hearing
Former NCAA swimmer Riley Gaines testified at a Senate Committee hearing on protecting the civil rights of LGBTQ+ Americans, recounting her experience competing against transgender woman Lia Thomas. Gaines noted that while Thomas ranked 554th among male swimmers in the 200-yard freestyle, competing against women, Thomas finished fifth, first, and eighth in the 200, 500, and 1650 freestyles. She also spoke about having to share a locker room with a biological male and how officials dismissed female swimmers’ right to privacy. The left seems desperate to hang on to the idea that there is no difference between men and women when it comes to sports, with Democrats actively erasing women's sports and Title IX.
Daily Wire: ‘Yellowstone’ Creator Breaks Silence On Show Ending, Kevin Costner Exit: ‘I’m Disappointed’
Kevin Costner, lead actor of the hit series "Yellowstone," will be exiting the show to work on his own Western-style passion project that he has been developing for 35 years. Creator of the show Taylor Sheridan said that while he is disappointed, he doesn't have any issues with Costner and the decision was made due to a disagreement between Costner and the network regarding his exit date.
Fox News: Kevin Costner’s ‘Yellowstone’ fate, co-creator says ‘I don’t do f--k-you car crashes’
Kevin Costner's character John Dutton will not make it to the finale of "Yellowstone," according to co-creator Taylor Sheridan, who clarified rumors and disputes surrounding the show's end. Costner allegedly had conflicts with filming season five due to scheduling clashes with his film projects. Sheridan said he didn't factor in Collateral damage with regard to storytelling, and that he believed the closure of Dutton's character was cut short. After a difficult and emotional process, Dutton's ending left Sheridan disappointed. The second half of season five will air in November, but might be affected by the ongoing writers' strike.