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America First News
2 Jun 2023
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Dissecting Obama
Barack Obama's True Legacy, edited by Jamie Glazov, offers a comprehensive and penetrating account of Obama's presidency, including his history with communism, his disastrous health care plan, his treachery towards Israel, his immigration policies, and his abominable treatment of Middle East Christians. The book also exposes how Obama actively worked against the interests of the United States and was behind the scenes of the current puppet-in-chief. Obama's destructive legacy has left America deeply divided by race and facing a dystopia in the making.
Fox News: How AI will revolutionize politics in 2024, and why voters must be vigilant
The upcoming 2024 election cycle will see a rise in "performance-enhancing digital" as AI is leveraged by both Democrat and Republican operatives. AI tools from tech giants such as Facebook and Google have been helping political agencies for years, but the challenge is interpreting all the insights into actionable strategies. While AI can produce content at unprecedented speed and personalization, it often lacks the "soul" that adds authenticity to messaging. The ethics of using AI to generate deep fakes and manipulative messaging must be considered, but ultimately, human beings will still create the true advantage and win elections.
Fox News: US ally reportedly calls Biden foreign policy in Kosovo 'naive' amid rising tensions with Serbia
Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti rejected criticism from U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken regarding ethnic tensions in the Balkans. Blinken had criticized Kosovo for acting against its European partners' advice. Kurti refused to reverse course and canceled NATO participation. French President Emmanuel Macron has also blamed Kurti and Kosovo. The U.S. has been accused of siding with Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, a close ally of Vladimir Putin. Ethnic Albanian mayors taking office in a Serb-majority enclave of Kosovo caused violence to escalate. NATO called the attacks on its peacekeeping troops "totally unacceptable."
Breitbart: 'His Leadership Has Been Crucial': Riley Gaines Endorses DeSantis for 2024
Swimmer Riley Gaines endorses Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis for president, citing his leadership in rooting out radical ideology and protecting women's sports from transgender athletes. Gaines recalled being beaten by a male swimmer in the NCAA championship and being assaulted by a woke mob after speaking at San Francisco State University. DeSantis has signed legislation banning transgender surgeries and "gender-affirming" care for minors and prohibiting men from competing in women's sports in schools. Gaines has described protecting women's sports as "spiritual warfare."
#economy
The Epoch Times: Aussie Mining Giant BHP Admits to Underpaying Almost 30,000 Workers
BHP has admitted to underpaying and miscalculating entitlements for 28,500 of its Australian workers dating back to 2010. The underpayments total an estimated $423.6 million (US$280 million) pre-tax and the company has apologized and engaged an assurance firm to conduct a review of its systems. The underpayment error was uncovered following a win in the Federal Court by the Mining and Energy Union around public holidays under the National Employment Standards. Meanwhile, BHP has criticized the proposed laws of the Albanese government that seek equal pay for all workers.
#military
Fox News: Congress races to research AI-enhanced drones to maintain national security edge over China
Legislation in the House would fund $1.6 billion for research over the next five years to incorporate artificial intelligence (AI) into drone technology, with the aim of keeping the US ahead of China in national security. The National Drone and Advanced Air Mobility Research and Development Act gives scientific agencies, NASA, and the Department of Homeland Security the authority to provide new grant funding for AI and machine learning to boost drone capabilities. UAS made in China are used by 90% of local and regional public safety agencies in the US, which may pose a threat to user data. .
Drone technology is subject to a fierce competition between the US and China, with China the major supplier of drones used recreationally in the US. While the US has an edge on higher-end UAS technology, China is leading the way in inexpensive consumer-level drone technology. The use of AI can improve drone capabilities and allow them to navigate through hostile environments, including zones where GPS navigation is prohibited. Decisions on the deployment of weapons by AI-driven autopilot systems are also being considered.
#religion
Fox News: Confess your sins: Clergy call on government to admit COVID church crackdowns were unlawful, harmful
A group of New Zealand pastors and other Christians are appealing a ruling that their government's COVID-19 crackdown on churches was justified under the Bill of Rights Act. They assert that the government had no right to interfere in ecclesiastical matters, which violates pastors’ and elders’ God-given authority. The group was established in response to their COVID-19 restrictions, hoping to establish legal precedent that would prevent restrictions like it from happening again. The pastors said that, besides COVID-19 restrictions, recent legislation related to hate speech and conversion therapy is making it harder to be a Christian in New Zealand due to anti-Christian attitudes that are spilling over into other areas.
#culture
Fox News: Crown Prince Hussein of Jordan's royal wedding: Prince William, Kate Middleton join VIPs at lavish ceremony
Jordan's Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II married Saudi architect Rajwa Alseif in a lavish Islamic ceremony at Zahran Palace in Amman, Jordan, followed by a reception at Al Husseiniya Palace with over 1,700 guests, including Prince William and wife Kate Middleton. The wedding deepens the ties between Jordan and Saudi Arabia, and strengthens Jordan's position as a stable ally for the West. The Crown Prince is set to become the ruler of Jordan in one of the oldest monarchies in the Middle East.
#health
Breitbart: NBC’s Ben Collins: Joe Biden Fall Not ‘Important’
President Joe Biden stumbled and fell while walking off center stage at the U.S. Air Force Academy graduation ceremony. Although he appeared to be okay, concerns were raised about his health and mental acuity due to his age and the fact that he has suffered from neuropathy in his feet and atrial fibrillation, among other ailments. A majority of Americans have expressed concerns about his health, including three in four Democrats, according to a recent poll.
Fox News: AI identified these 5 types of heart failure in new study: 'Interesting to differentiate'
Researchers from the University College London used machine learning to pinpoint five distinct types of heart failure with the goal of predicting the prognosis for the different kinds. The five types of heart failure identified were early onset, late onset, atrial fibrillation, metabolic and cardiometabolic. For each type of heart failure, the researchers determined the likelihood of the person dying within a year of diagnosis, and the prognosis varied widely for the five subtypes.
#education
Front Page Magazine: Maine Legislator Introduces Bill to Prohibit Public School Indoctrination
Republican State Representative Katrina J. Smith from Maine has introduced a bill, LD 1589, which directs the State Board of Education to adopt rules prohibiting teachers in public schools from engaging in political, ideological or religious advocacy in the classroom. The bill aims to stop the teaching of critical race theory. The legislation also puts provisions in place such as teachers being barred from endorsing candidates for public office, introducing controversial issues not related to the topic of the course, and advocating for any side of controversial issues. Hailing from a region not often associated with issues that Sarah Palin put into the forefront in the wake of her Vice Presidential nomination over a decade ago, Smith hopes the bill will make it to the House floor in the coming weeks.
#crime
Front Page Magazine: New York Dems Want to Free ‘Son of Sam,’ All Serial Killers
New York Democrats are pushing for the Elder Parole bill, which offers parole to all prisoners regardless of their crimes after 15 years and if they are over 55 years old. Pro-crime Democrats have proposed and supported several bills that have increased crime rates in the state since the abolition of bail, and this bill could see monsters like serial killers, rapists, and pedophiles be set free. The ultimate goal of Democrats is to free all criminals and decriminalize a growing list of crimes, which will result in the elimination of police and prisons and turn everyone who is not a criminal into a victim.
#sports
Flag And Cross: The Miami Heat And Florida Panthers Reach The Championships In Their Respective Sports
Two Florida-based sports teams, the Miami Heat and the Florida Panthers, are both in their respective championship finals series with a chance to win two titles for the state in the same season. Only 18 years in North American sports leagues have seen two winners from the same metro area. Both teams face tough odds to win, but the finals schedules are staggered, giving fans plenty of opportunities to watch their teams.
The Miami Heat are listed as underdogs in the NBA Finals, while the Florida Panthers are slight underdogs in the Stanley Cup Finals. One bettor has a chance to win a huge parlay if the Heat, Panthers, and Tampa Bay Rays win their respective championships. Disney and TNT are hoping for strong viewership despite the absence of LeBron James and Steph Curry.
#technology
Fox News: 'Should be concerned': Congress opens up on new threats posed to US labor market
Lawmakers in the U.S. Congress have expressed concern over the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the job market. While Republicans are less concerned over job displacement caused by AI, they warn of national security risks posed by the technology. Democrats have called for greater attention and education around AI, stating it is an "existential threat" to humanity. Some estimates suggest AI could cause significant disruption to the global labour market, with most restaurant jobs potentially automated in the next five to 10 years.
Fox News: Bureaucrats shouldn't impose global AI policy at 'fancy, high-level' meetings, expert warns
Secretary of State Antony Blinken has announced that he is working with European partners to develop a voluntary code of conduct for artificial intelligence (AI). However, some experts are concerned that delicate AI policies should be handled by legal and democratic institutions rather than simply at trade meetings. While Blinken's announcement comes after a meeting of the EU-US Trade and Technology Council, Marc Rotenberg, executive director of the Center for AI and Digital Policy, believes that such a code should not be a side agreement but instead a governmental standard that goes through the necessary political institutions.
Fox News: Robots could go full 'Terminator' after scientists create realistic, self-healing skin
Researchers at Stanford University have developed a self-healing synthetic skin for robots, which could improve human-robot interactions. The material has multiple layers that can align with each other when injured, and can continue functioning while it heals. The skin can sense changes in the immediate environment, which creates a skin similar to human skin.
#other
Fox News: Country stars sound alarm on 'Wild West' of AI in music; exec talks taking legal action
Country music stars express concern about the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the industry, despite the benefits it could potentially bring. Artists worry that AI-generated music may lack the emotional connection of human-written music, and should not be allowed to infringe upon rights to their name and likeness. The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) has stated that it is a top concern and is working to take down music created artificially and in violation of artist's rights. However, industry insiders also point out that AI can help increase productivity and provide valuable data insights, leading them to embrace the technology with caution.