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America First News
2 Jun 2023
#politics
Forbes: Trump Dismisses Primary Rivals And Insists His Handling Of Classified Documents Was “100%” Legal In Fox Town Hall
Donald Trump dismisses GOP primary challengers and denies breaking laws regarding classified documents. He belittles candidates including Asa Hutchinson, disregards Pence, and criticizes DeSantis for his recent spat with a reporter. Trump denies knowing about a recording where he admits handling classified materials, but reiterates his belief in his right to declassify as president. The audience booed when Hannity asked Trump about his name-calling and suggested that he tone it down in the future.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Kyiv’s air defense neutralizes airborne targets amidst 6th airstrike in 6 days
Ukraine faced an air attack with heightened threats of air attacks in Kyiv and other oblasts including over 30 airborne targets of various types being detected and destroyed. The attack was combined, with drones and cruise missiles simultaneously used along with barrage munitions "Shahed" attacking Kyiv. No information about the casualties or damages have occurred yet.
#history
The Federalist: An Unapologetic Defense Of The Crusades
The Crusades were wars of defense, with the Christian army attempting to drive out foreign Muslim invaders in lands that were formerly Christian. Far from being unenlightened savages, the Crusaders were a highly organized and moral force, showing equal bravery and personal sacrifice. Muslim invaders greatly profited from their conquests and subjected people to mass enslavement, regular persecution, and crippling taxes as sanctioned by their holy books and scriptures. Defenders of the West by Raymond Ibrahim offers riveting profiles of eight great heroes of the Crusades, proving that the Crusades were not only necessary but ultimately moral and justified.
#crime
Front Page Magazine: NYC Now Has Its Own Bernie Goetz
Charles Foehner, a 65-year-old man, shot and killed a mugger, Cody Gonzalez, in Kew Gardens, Queens in self-defense. Gonzalez had confronted Foehner outside a parking garage on 82nd Avenue near Queens Boulevard in a robbery attempt, cutting off Foehner, who was smoking a cigarette while on his way home. Foehner took out his revolver, pointing it at Gonzalez, who continued to approach Foehner and clenching something in his right hand. Foehner then fired multiple times, killing Gonzalez. Foehner was taken into custody by the authorities and is expected to be charged with criminal possession of a firearm and criminal possession of a weapon.
#technology
Fox News: The VW Microbus is back: Electric Volkswagen ID. Buzz van revealed for USA
Volkswagen will be releasing the ID. Buzz minivan in the U.S. next year. The all-electric vehicle is heavily inspired by the classic VW Microbus and will come standard with a 282-horsepower rear-wheel-drive powertrain, with a 330-horsepower dual-motor all-wheel-drive version as optional.
The Epoch Times: Australia Considers Ban of High Risk AI
Australia's federal government plans to establish regulations around the growth of high-risk artificial intelligence technology (AI). Despite a collection of laws and codes of conduct related to AI technology, concerns have been raised about the need to curb AI's risks and maximise its benefits. Minister for Industry and Science Ed Husic has invited the broader public to give their views on regulations, with the government releasing two papers on "Safe and Responsible AI in Australia" and "Generative AI".
#other
Fox News: Meet the American who 'won the war for us': Andrew Jackson Higgins, World War II New Orleans boatbuilder
Andrew Jackson Higgins designed and manufactured the iconic World War II amphibious landing craft that delivered Allied troops onto hostile beachheads from North Africa to Normandy to Iwo Jima and countless battle zones in between, changing war fought from sea. General Dwight D. Eisenhower famously stated that "Higgins is the man who won the war for us." The LCVP, the Higgins Boat, was born and allowed for the movement of up to 36 troops with combat gear, a jeep with 12 men, or more than four tons of equipment right to the beach, back up and return to the mother ship for more men or equipment, revolutionizing amphibious warfare.