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America First News
21 Jun 2023
#politics
American Thinker: Joe Biden now relegated to the backdoor of Air Force One
Joe Biden is using the backdoor of Air Force One instead of the iconic entrance due to fear of tripping.
Fox News: Ted Cruz puts Biden official on notice over alleged 'toxic environment' at FTC
Sen. Ted Cruz announced an investigation into alleged mismanagement and mistreatment at the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). The senator cited a 2022 survey that revealed a low level of confidence and respect for senior leaders, and employees who reported a "toxic environment" within the agency. Cruz requested four different types of documents which included the number of employees who have left the FTC since Jan. 1, 2021, and any actions that the Chairwoman’s Office has taken to improve staff morale.
#society
National Review: The Corner: Summer Reading
National Affairs releases its Summer 2023 issue with articles covering topics such as the drug crisis, student loans, bank regulation, and anti-Semitism. The journal also includes articles on the peculiar unionization of non-profits, loneliness, and the restoration of deliberation. Subscribe to receive a copy in print.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Exclusive: TikTok Confirms Some U.S. User Data Is Stored In China
TikTok's Project Texas aims to segregate American user data from China. However, the company admits that sensitive data about Chinese-American creators is stored in China. TikTok's CEO Shou Zi Chew has been accused of misleading Congress by senators, who are concerned that Americans' data is still exposed to Beijing's surveillance despite TikTok's firewall measures.
#religion
Newsbusters: Former NFL Player Ben Watson: Life Has Value From 'The Moment of Conception’
Former NFL player Benjamin Watson speaks at The Heritage Foundation in Washington, D.C., about his pro-life convictions and encourages pro-lifers who face persecution. Watson emphasizes the need for reconciliation and to recognize life from the "womb to the tomb." Watson also acknowledges that the Dobbs decision doesn't mean that abortion is over since babies are still being murdered. He hopes that the next generation will pick up the torch to value life.
#culture
Fox News: Family of 7 women turn heads in Texas wearing wedding gowns to dinner: 'New core memory'
Seven women, including a mother and her six daughters, caused a stir in True Food restaurant in Houston, Texas, after donning their old wedding dresses during a girls' night out. Inspired by a video of several women doing the same, the family decided to turn their monthly dinner into a wedding-themed gathering, with some sporting their wedding gowns while others wore their most expensive evening dresses. One sister-in-law had to remove her wedding dress from its preservation case even so her four-year-old daughter could try on her veil.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Andrew Tate Is Charged With Rape and Human Trafficking in Romania
Former professional kickboxer and social media influencer Andrew Tate appeared in court in Romania, where he and his brother, Tristan, have been charged with rape, human trafficking, and forming a criminal gang to exploit women. Two Romanian women have also been charged in connection with the case. Prosecutors allege that seven female victims were misled and transported to Romania, where they were sexually exploited. Tate, who has more than 6 million Twitter followers, has denied the charges and previously claimed the case is a political conspiracy to silence him. Romania’s anti-organized crime agency, DIICOT, ordered the confiscation of the Tate brothers' assets, including 15 luxury cars, luxury watches, and about $3 million in cryptocurrency.
The Epoch Times: Expert Finds California Serial Stabbing Suspect Mentally Unfit, Jury to Decide Competency
Former university student, Carlos Dominguez, charged in the stabbing deaths of two people and attempted murder of a third found not competent to stand trial by a medical expert. A California jury will decide on his mental competency on July 24. Businesses closed early and students were afraid to step outside their homes as a result of the violent attacks that shook the usually placid college town of Davis.
American Thinker: News the major media don’t want you to see: ‘A dead man in drag, drugs, dildos, and 4 kids’ discovered in housing project apartment
Four children, ages 5 to 10, were rescued from a transsexual sex party in a Boston housing complex, where a dead man was also found. Adults at the party, which included drugs and sex toys, denied having children inside the apartment. No mainstream media has reported on the incident.
Fox News: Ex-CNN producer John Griffin sentenced 19 years for child sex crimes
A former CNN producer, John Griffin, has been sentenced to 19 years in prison and 15 years of supervised parole for pleading guilty to child sex crimes. Griffin was accused of coercing parents to allow their minor daughters, some as young as seven, to engage in sexual activity in his Vermont ski home. He had initially been charged with three counts of using interstate commerce to entice minors to engage in unlawful sexual activity. In light of his guilty plea, two of the charges were dropped.
#sports
Forbes: Ice Cube Says The BIG3 Is Returning To Its Roots For Seventh Season
Ice Cube's BIG3 basketball league is returning to its original traveling road show model for the 2022 season, playing in various cities across the US after Covid-19 disrupted the league for three seasons. The league will feature halftime performances from various hip-hop artists and is planning to pursue new owners for each team, with clubs based in cities, highlighting the potential for a global sport. This year's games will be played in larger NBA venues, such as the Dallas Mavericks' American Airlines Center and the Chicago Bulls' United Center.
#outdoors
On The Water: Doormat Fluke from the Beach
Summer flounder or "fluke" can be caught by shore-bound anglers using simple rigs and light surfcasting setups. These fish are ideally suited for hunting in the surf zone due to their aggressive nature and unique characteristics. The prime time to catch doormat-size fluke from the surf is during late spring, when they take up residence in inshore waters near regions like jetties, pilings, docks, inlets, and holes and channel edges of the back bay.
#other
Fox News: Appeals court allows NJ handgun carry bans to mostly take effect
A federal appeals court has permitted New Jersey's restrictive handgun carry law to go back into effect, allowing state officials to enforce a ban on carrying guns in certain places, such as within 100 feet of certain public gatherings, zoos, and bars. The court's ruling deals a blow to Second Amendment activists and delivers a win for Democratic Governor Phil Murphy and his administration. Other parts of the law, such as the general ban on carrying firearms on private property where the owner has not posted signage permitting concealed weapons, remain blocked.
The 2022 law stemmed directly from the US Supreme Court's June decision that struck down a New York state law that required people to show proper cause to get a carry license. The ruling affected states with similar laws, including New Jersey, where carry applicants had to show justifiable need to get a permit. Democratic state lawmakers and Murphy acted swiftly to ban firearms from being carried in designated "sensitive places," such as parks and casinos, after the Supreme Court's decision. The ban is intended to make New Jersey a safer state with lower rates of gun violence.
Forbes: This Startup Is Using AI To Reduce Emissions In Hard-To-Mitigate Industries
New York-based Fero Labs has raised $15m in a funding round led by Climate Investment to develop artificial intelligence software that identifies ways to make industrial processes more efficient. The software is aimed at manufacturing sectors that are difficult to make greener, such as cement, chemicals and steel. Fero's software employs machine learning technology to identify and eliminate waste by interacting directly with processes. CEO Berk Birand said the software had already saved customers more than $20m and eliminated more than 100,000 tons of carbon emissions.
Fox News: Green energy zealot 'Just Stop Oil' really means 'Just Stop Life'
The "Just Stop Oil" movement in Europe and the United States protests for an immediate stop to new oil and gas production. While they may have decent and responsible members, the movement's juvenile antics of defacing art and disrupting traffic, as well as the potential loss of resources and increase of environmental damage, suggests they would cause unimaginable negative consequences for humanity.
American Thinker: Leftist rage against courthouse artist, claiming he drew Trump too handsome
Leftists were outraged at courtroom artist William Hennessey's portrayal of Donald Trump at his arraignment in Miami, claiming Hennessey made Trump look too young and handsome. Some Twitter users went so far as to link Hennessey's Facebook page and encourage others to harass him. This little ragefest shows that leftists have too much time on their hands and are all in on looks-ism. The leftists raged about Trump's pictures being too handsome for their expectations, but hand-drawn sketches are not easily manipulated like photographs. The left wanted to see a sweaty, distressed Trump, but Hennessey just draws what he sees. That prompted vile attacks on the blameless artist, including doxxing and threats.