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America First News
2 Jun 2023
#illegals
The Federalist: 16 Suspected Terrorists Found Illegally Crossing Border In April
Border Patrol agents caught 16 people on the FBI's terror watch list attempting to cross the U.S. southwest land border in April, bringing the number of suspected terrorist arrests this fiscal year to nearly 100. The arrests in April alone were five times the combined total from fiscal years 2019 and 2020.
#politics
PJ Media: West Coast, Messed Coast™—Devil's Workshop Edition
California Democrats have passed a measure to ban red dye and four other chemicals used in shelf-stable food, including Skittles. The ban would force candy manufacturers to change how they produce their products. Meanwhile, the California Senate is set to ban oil and gas funds held by the state employees and teachers union pensions, putting $15 billion at risk. The head of investing for Calpers has warned that this move will do nothing to combat climate change, and its only immediate impact will be to make it harder to achieve investment returns needed to pay benefits to Calpers members.
Red State: The Media's Obsession With Turning the Trump Team's Comments Into News Stories Is Terrible Journalism
Former President Trump and his team have been spreading false stories about GOP candidate Ron DeSantis. Most recently, they have criticized DeSantis for the pronunciation of his name. Additionally, Trump's team has been claiming that DeSantis is avoiding questions from voters, which led to a confrontational encounter with an AP reporter that was lauded by many on social media. Now, a POLITICO story has allegedly been authorized and published that uses a throwaway insult by Steve Bannon calling DeSantis autistic as the basis for a featured story.
National Review: The Corner: Kari Lake Jumps All of the Sharks
Kari Lake believes Trump won blue states like California.
#society
Breitbart: Brazilian Influencers on China’s TikTok Get Famous for Racist ‘Banana’ Videos Against Children
Mother-and-daughter TikTok influencers, Kerollen Cunha and Nancy Golcalves, are being investigated by Brazilian police for posting a video offering black children gifts such as stuffed monkeys and bananas. The video, which has since been deleted, received almost 700 complaints. Kerollen and Nancy have over 13 million followers on TikTok, and the platform has been criticised for pushing toxic content to children, along with concerns over user privacy and possible links with Chinese intelligence agencies. The influencer duo offers mostly humorous content with the occasional product review, but has been taken down several times in the past over reports of inappropriate material. The influencer's lawyer denies any form of racial discrimination.
#war
Forbes: The Use Of Starvation As A Weapon Of War By Russian Forces
The Starvation Mobile Justice Team found evidence of Russian soldiers using starvation tactics in Ukraine that were "designed to break Ukrainian people." These tactics include attacking critical water infrastructure, hospitals, supermarkets, and bakeries, resulting in the deaths of approximately 20 civilians and injuring 26-50 others. Such methods of warfare are prohibited under international humanitarian law, but have been used in many modern conflicts, including in Syria, South Sudan, and Yemen.
The findings of the Starvation Mobile Justice Team add to the growing evidence against Russian forces in Ukraine, including the siege of Mariupol, obstruction of humanitarian access, and targeting critical civilian infrastructure. The International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants for the war crime of unlawful deportation and transfer of occupied populations, but it is not yet clear whether the crime of starvation will be pursued. As more evidence of atrocities is collected, further steps towards justice and accountability may be taken.
#military
Fox News: Navy takes down LGBTQ+ Pride post on Instagram and Twitter, removes rainbow banner
The U.S. Navy removed Instagram and Twitter posts celebrating LGBTQ+ Pride month without explanation. Some suggested the posts were taken down in response to backlash over military support for Pride. Two Navy officials expressed disgust with negative public response to its social media posts for LGBTQ+ Pride Month last year, according to emails obtained in a Freedom of Information Act request from the Functional Government Initiative. Conservative lawmakers have recently ramped up pressure on the military to end diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, including taxpayer-funded promotion for Pride month. Rep. Chip Roy, R-Texas, sent a letter to Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin Thursday demanding that the Defense Department turn over documents and information on every Pride Month celebration sponsored or supported by the military this June.
The Blaze: British air force has to pay up after leak revealed recruiters were told to purge 'useless white male pilots' to fast-track minorities
The British Royal Air Force compensated 31 white male pilots whose training was delayed due to recruiters selecting candidates based on race and gender. A leaked email from the Officer and Aircrew Selection Center expressed concern about predominantly white and male selection boards. A quota system aimed to ensure 20% of all RAF recruits were non-white and 40% were female by 2030. The scheme limited the number of white male trainees admitted to courses. The RAF's head of recruitment resigned in protest at the orders to pause the selection of white male recruits, deeming it unlawful. The RAF notes it will continue to increase recruitment from under-represented groups within the provisions of the law.
#religion
The Blaze: Pride Month may be used to INVESTIGATE churches in America?
James Lindsay warns that Pride will use LGBTQ to attack American brands and religious icons to provoke conservatives. Lindsay believes there is a risk of churches being investigated, shut down, or labeled as breeding grounds for domestic terrorism. He suggests being strategic to ensure this does not happen.
#culture
Daily Wire: ‘Wild West’: Country Artists Weigh In On Using AI To Write Music
Country music stars are wary of using artificial intelligence (AI) to write music. Tracy Lawrence fears the technology will "get out of hand real quick" and is concerned at the lack of regulation surrounding AI use. Nate Smith said he believed real country writers would be around forever. Despite joking about AI's ability to perform on stage, Tyler Hubbard acknowledged that the technology could eventually write songs. CEO of the Recording Industry Association of America Mitch Glazier said that, despite being used by people who loved an artist's work, taking an artist's genius and personal experiences was objectionable.
Flag And Cross: Rare Yellow VW Beetle Matchbox Toy Sells For Over $8,000 At Auction
Rare models of vintage Matchbox vehicles sold for over their estimated value at auction, with a yellow VW Beetle with a “Monte Carlo Rally” plate fetching over $8,000, more than 10 times its estimate. The cars, made in the 1970s by British firm Lesney, sold for a total of $164,261 at the auction. Lesney produced the cars during a period when it was battling Mattel to dominate the market after the US firm brought its Hot Wheels toys to the UK in 1968.
Daily Wire: Harrison Ford Reveals Who Would Win In A Fight Between Han Solo And Indiana Jones
Harrison Ford gave a blunt response to common fan questions, stating that he refuses to create fictional scenarios. The actor, known for his roles in both the Star Wars and Indiana Jones franchises, made it clear that he prefers to keep his answers as honest as possible, ultimately providing a useful takeaway for fans. Ford also spoke about his upcoming Indiana Jones movie and his encounters with gropers on set.
#health
Fox News: Japan’s birth rate hits record low
Japan's birth rate hit a record low of 1.26 in 2022, causing concern over the rapidly shrinking and aging population. The number of newborns also fell 5% to 77,747 babies. Prime Minister Fumio Kishida pledged to introduce further measures to reverse the trend. The government plans to secure annual funding of about $25.2 billion over the next three years for a new child care package, but some experts say the proposed measures don't address underlying problems. The shrinking and aging population has huge implications for the economy and national security.
#crime
The Blaze: 'He's a serial killer': Texas man, previously convicted of rape and murder of 8-year-old girl, now a suspect in 10 murders after chilling confession to police
Police in Texas arrested Raul Meza Jr. for the murder of his 80-year-old roommate, Jesse Fraga, and the 2019 killing of 66-year-old Gloria Lofton. Meza has confessed to the two murders and may be linked to up to 10 other cold cases as police investigate. Meza previously served time for the rape and murder of an 8-year-old girl, Kendra Page, in the 1980s, and was released after serving 11 years.
Daily Wire: Pregnant Woman Shoots Man Who Attacked Her Family In Parking Garage: Police
A pregnant woman defended her family against a man attempting to rob them in a parking garage in Little Rock, Arkansas. The woman shot the attacker after he punched her and tackled her husband, who was loading something on top of their van. The family, who was visiting Little Rock for Memorial Day weekend, was not seriously injured.
Fox News: Bodycam footage of officer being shot released by Nashville police
Officer Donovan Coble was shot in the ribcage while investigating a call near the airport in Nashville. Despite a punctured lung, Coble is well and with his family. The suspect, who shot Coble and was later found and arrested by SWAT, died from his gunshot wounds at Vanderbilt University Medical Center on Thursday evening.
Fox News: Kidnapping survivor shouts on viral Instagram, 'Stop scrolling!' as she reveals faces of missing Americans
Alicia Kozakiewicz, a survivor of an online predator, uses her platform as a motivational speaker and internet safety expert to help find missing individuals. Through her "Stop scrolling!" videos on Instagram and TikTok, Kozak shares posters of missing individuals who may not be getting much media attention and encourages users to circulate the posters. Kozak believes that there is a direct correlation between the amount of missing persons recovered and their very public poster.
#science
Fox News: SpaceX Dragon capsule's sonic boom rattles Florida Panhandle
A loud boom was heard across the Florida Panhandle at the same time as the SpaceX Dragon capsule splashed down in the Gulf of Mexico. Some residents called 911 regarding an explosion, but it was clarified as a sonic boom from the capsule re-entering the atmosphere.
The capsule carried two Saudi astronauts and other passengers, completing a 10-day trip to the International Space Station. The private flight was chartered by Axiom Space and included retired NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson, businessman John Shoffner, stem cell researcher Rayyanah Barnawi and fighter pilot Ali al-Qarner. Barnawi became the first Saudi woman in space. SpaceX plans to send up more clients by the end of the year.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: 7 Serious Air Pistols for Hunting, Training, and Competition Shooting
The air-gun market is expanding, and air pistols are becoming increasingly popular. Here are seven air pistols for hunting, training, competing or plinking. The Ataman AP16, AirForce TalonP, Benjamin Marauder Air Pistol, Hatsan Sortie Tact Semi-Auto PCP Air Pistol are great air pistols for hunting. For training, try the Sig Sauer P365 Air Pistol or Umarex Beretta M9A3 Full-Auto BB Pistol. The Air Venturi V10 Match Air Pistol is an affordable option for competition shooting.
#technology
National Review: The Corner: Will AI Destroy Humanity?
The Editors discuss AI development. While Michael is optimistic about AI's potential for solving problems in education and other fields, Jeff is concerned about its ability to replace average workers. Listen for more.
#other
The Epoch Times: How to Decide on and Enforce Your Rental Policies as a Landlord
Landlords have to make various decisions when setting up a new rental unit; one important step is deciding on rental policies. Landlord-tenant relationships are regulated by federal, state, and local laws, which landlords need to know before establishing policies. Common policies include late fees and grace periods, pet policies, subleasing, tenant modifications, and requiring renter's insurance. These policies should be clearly defined in rental agreements with specific penalties for breaking them. Landlords who enforce policies quickly and sternly avoid losing tenants’ respect.
The Epoch Times: Journalists to Strike June 5 at the Largest US Newspaper Chain
Gannett, the largest newspaper chain in the US, is facing a mostly one-day strike by journalists across roughly two dozen of its newsrooms next week. The action has been called to protest about cutbacks and leadership under CEO Mike Reed since Gannett's 2019 merger with GateHouse. The strike will coincide with Gannett's annual shareholder meeting, when protesters will urge shareholders to withhold their votes for Reed in an expression of no confidence. Gannett has said there will be no disruption to the delivery of its news.
Forbes: ‘Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse’ Scores $17.35 Million In Thursday Previews—Nearing Animation Record
Spider-Man: Across the Spider Verse is poised to make between $80 million and $90 million this weekend, falling narrowly behind 2021's Spider-Man: No Way Home. The sequel brought in an impressive $17.35 million in Thursday previews, nearly five times as much as its 2018 predecessor, Spider-Man: Into the Spider Verse. The film is just short of breaking The Incredibles 2's all-time Thursday preview record for an animated movie.