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America First News
22 Jun 2023
#illegals
American Thinker: Phony asylum-seeker who was ordered deported gets to stay -- for praising Joe Biden
The Biden administration has reached a settlement with a group of illegal immigrants who refused to leave the country, regardless of the validity of their asylum cases. The women took sanctuary in various churches in Texas, Utah, Ohio, and Virginia. The settlement means that they can remain in the US, allowing illegals who campaign for Biden to nullify court rulings.
#politics
Red State: Feud Between MTG and Lauren Boebert Turns Vulgar on the House Floor, Both Respond to the Dust Up
Republican Representatives Marjorie Taylor Greene and Lauren Boebert got into a heated argument on the House floor over Boebert's recent introduction of articles of impeachment against Joe Biden. Greene accused Boebert of introducing the articles for clout and donations rather than a real attempt to impeach the president. However, Boebert's move to force a vote without coordination or planning has been criticized by House leadership. Ultimately, the feud highlights the clout-chasing and lack of strategy within a certain segment of the GOP caucus.
Breitbart: Exclusive: Marjorie Taylor Greene to Force Joe Biden Impeachment Vote
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene plans to introduce articles of impeachment against President Joe Biden, bypassing the usual process and forcing House Republicans to take a stand. Greene alleges that Biden committed crimes while serving as vice president, including taking a $5 million bribe from a Ukrainian oligarch to have a prosecutor fired. Despite her privileged resolution being the most-viewed bill on Congress.gov on Wednesday, Republican leadership is currently against impeachment and some members of the Judiciary Committee are not on board with Greene's effort. Nonetheless, her resolution could be ready for a vote as early as Friday.
Fox News: Josh Hawley demands hearing after top Biden official admits false testimony about stock purchases
Senator Josh Hawley has called for a Senate hearing to investigate Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm's recent admission that she misled key lawmakers about her stock ownership. Hawley has sent a letter to Sen. Joe Manchin to convene the hearing after Granholm quietly admitted that she owned individual stocks at the time of her testimony indicating the opposite, calling for Granholm to return to the committee to correct the record and clarify the Department’s compliance with federal ethics laws. Hawley questioned how it was possible Granholm was unaware of her stock ownership and why it took her seven weeks to inform the committee about her misleading statements.
Granholm informed the committee that she actually maintained shares of six companies at the time of her testimony. On May 18, shortly after discovering that she still owned the shares, she said she divested from the six companies. Hawley separately sent a letter to Granholm on June 13, expressing his concerns and demanding answers from her. One day after Hawley's letter, Sen. John Barrasso, R-Wyo., the top Republican on the Energy and Natural Resources Committee, asked Department of Energy Inspector General Teri Donaldson to investigate Granholm over her reporting errors.
The New American: Mark Levin Playing on Ignorance to Hawk a Convention of States Idea - The New American
Author and contributor to The New American magazine, Joe Wolverton, fact checks recent statements made by neoconservative radio talk show host Mark Levin in support of Convention of States (COS) Project/Action and their efforts to convene an Article V convention. Wolverton warns against a COS, citing the warnings put forth in history by Madison and the varsity squad of Founding Fathers, calling the idea fatal.
Wolverton asserts that reading the words of the Founding Fathers is the true way to save America, citing widespread ignorance about the Constitution as a tool used by organizations to convince well-intentioned people to support the convention of states. His latest book, The Founders Recipe, provides selections from the 37 authors most often quoted by the Founding Generation.
Fox News: Far-left reporter accused of 'wishing death' on Supreme Court Justice: 'Take him to see the Titanic'
Elie Mystal, a far-left justice correspondent for The Nation and an MSNBC pundit, suggested taking Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito to "see the Titanic" amid reports of a missing tourist submersible. Many criticized Mystal for "wishing death" on Alito, although he claimed it was just a "joke." Senator Ted Cruz of Texas condemned Mystal's remark as "outrageous," while Real Clear Politics' Tom Bevan sarcastically called him "all class, as usual." The appropriate hashtag for this news piece is .
Fox News: Pro-life leaders, Stefanik celebrate anniversary of Roe's overturn: 'Transforming the nation’
House Republican Conference chairwoman Elise Stefanik and Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America president Marjorie Dannenfelser celebrated the first anniversary of the Dobbs decision overturning Roe v. Wade. The Supreme Court's decision returned the decision on abortion to the national and state legislatures, and conservatives have been celebrating since. Stefanik and Dannenfelser spoke about the importance of life as a human rights battle and the need to embrace a culture of life in the country. The pro-life movement is gearing up for the one-year anniversary of their big win, and nearly half of state legislatures across the country are pushing for protections of the unborn.
The Federalist: NY Mag Hates That Uppity Clarence Thomas And His White Wife
Left-wing media continues to defame Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas and his wife Ginni, attempting to delegitimize their fidelity to the U.S. Constitution and discredit Thomas's legal career. Recently published articles in New York Magazine repeat half-century-old claims of Thomas looking at pornography in college and wildly accuse the couple of involvement in nefarious activities such as race betrayal and insurrection, without actual evidence. The article is part of a coordinated effort among corporate media to delegitimize fidelity to the Constitution in the U.S. judicial system, attempting to force America’s best Supreme Court justice to recuse himself from as many cases as possible.
The Blaze: 'A new low': Liberal publication fixates on doomed OceanGate submariner's history of donating to GOP candidates as air runs out
The crew of a submersible heading towards the Titanic has run out of air. Instead of focusing on their fate, the New Republic chose to publish an article on CEO Stockton Rush’s Republican affiliation. This sparked fierce online backlash, leading the publication to remove its corresponding Twitter post. The article drew attention to, "OceanGate CEO Missing in Titanic Sub Had History of Donating to GOP Candidates," igniting criticism online.
Flag And Cross: 'Little B****': Boebert, MTG Reportedly Get in Heated Fight on House Floor, Video Captures Exchange
Two conservative firebrands, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and Rep. Lauren Boebert, had a heated argument before the House of Representatives vote. Greene reportedly called Boebert a “little b****” and accused her of copying her articles of impeachment against President Biden. Boebert reportedly renounced Greene, but opted to focus on opposing Biden’s agenda.
#society
Fox News: Alec Baldwin's wife Hilaria shares odd relationship dynamic: 'Sometimes I'm his mommy'
Hilaria Baldwin, wife of Alec Baldwin, referred to her husband as her "eighth child" during an interview about motherhood. Despite already having seven children together, Hilaria admitted to sometimes feeling like she has to care for her husband like a child. The couple has faced challenges, including Hilaria's multiple miscarriages and using a surrogate for their sixth child, and Alec's involvement in the "Rust" movie set incident.
The Federalist Papers: Latest Update: Rescuers Assume Missing Titanic Sub Has Run Out of Oxygen
Authorities search for missing Titanic tourist sub in the Atlantic Ocean with concerns that the vessel may have depleted its oxygen reserves, leaving the fate of the 5 passengers uncertain. With the submersible only having 96 hours' worth of oxygen, the search and rescue operation continues in full swing.
National Review: The Corner: ‘Cisgender’
J.K. Rowling criticized the use of the term "cisgender" on Twitter, calling it ideological language and saying that everyone has a right to disagree with it. This comes after Elon Musk classified "cis" and "cisgender" as slurs that could result in temporary suspensions, based on Twitter's "hateful conduct" policy.
#foreignaffairs
The New American: The Chesapeake-Leopard Affair: Jefferson and Madison Assure America's Freedom From an Old Foe - The New American
In 1807, a British naval vessel, the HMS Leopard, attacked an American supply ship, the USS Chesapeake, killing three crewmen and injuring 18 more. Secretary of State James Madison helped draft a proclamation issued by President Thomas Jefferson, which marked the limits of American patience and ordered all British ships out of US harbors. Madison also sent a letter to US Minister to the United Kingdom, James Monroe, demanding an honorable reparation from the British government, as the relationship between the two countries disintegrated further. This injustice only strengthened Madison's determination to see America's strength and sovereignty affirmed diplomatically.
National Review: The Corner: Snaps from the Midwest
The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights concluded that the Cuban state murdered Oswaldo Payá, the great Cuban democrat, in 2012. His daughter, Rosa María, has continued his mission for freedom and democracy.
Fewer people are willing to officiate in youth sports due to an increasingly nasty attitude from the public. A reader from Wisconsin sent in a sign that says, "Free Lemonade for Umps."
Spectator USA: Biden should not roll out the red carpet for Modi
Joe Biden welcomed Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Washington, marking a significant diplomatic victory for the Indian leader. Despite Modi's poor record on human rights, censorship, and religious intolerance, he was given a state visit and the honor of addressing a joint session of Congress. The US needs India as a counterweight to China in the Indo-Pacific region, and Modi has been quick to exploit this leverage, reaffirming the strategic importance of India as both Russia and China pose challenges to the global order.
#culture
Forbes: How Broken Lizard Won Brian Cox Over With ‘Super Troopers’
Comedy troupe Broken Lizard discusses their latest film Quasi, which tells the story of a hunchback caught in a feud between the Pope and the French King, and how Brian Cox came to narrate the film. The group also talks about their roles in the film and how they choose them, as well as their approach to comedy and sensitivity.
Gataway Couple: Why Is Tulsa Called the Center of the Universe?
Tulsa, Oklahoma, is known as the "Center of the Universe" thanks to a mysterious acoustic phenomenon that can be experienced at a small concrete circle in the city's Brady Arts District. Visitors can walk up a set of stairs and stand in the center of the circle to experience the unique acoustic quality, where sounds echo back louder. The exact cause of the phenomenon is unknown, but it has become a popular attraction for visitors to Tulsa. The city is also home to a thriving arts scene, world-class museums, and various outdoor recreation opportunities, including over 130 parks and several miles of walking and biking trails along the Arkansas River.
#outdoors
The Epoch Times: Remotely Operated Vehicles Join Subsea Search for Missing Titanic Submersible
The search for the missing submersible that was diving to reach the Titanic wreck has intensified with the addition of two more remotely operated vehicles. The French ROV L’Atalante and Canadian vessel Horizon Arctic have both joined the search efforts, as the submersible has an air supply that could run out as of today. American authorities have detected "banging sounds" in the search area, but the cause is unknown and the US Navy has been asked to analyse the recordings.
The Great Lakes Fisherman: Should Canadians Fish Bedded Bass?
The ethics of bed fishing for bass during spawning season is a contentious issue amongst anglers. It may be highly productive, but it is widely agreed upon that it is detrimental to bass populations due to predation from other species and the exhaustion of defending males. Bass populations differ in their sensitivity to bed fishing, with northern populations being particularly vulnerable. Government proposals for closed seasons have been difficult due to pressure from angling communities and tournament organizations. An alternative solution could be to adopt a system used in British Columbia, which closes recognized spawning grounds for portions of the season to protect valuable populations, while allowing anglers to fish outside of these areas for spawned out fish. However, enforcement and logistics may make this difficult to implement.
Daily Wire: ‘Safety Is Just Pure Waste’: OceanGate CEO In 2022
Stockton Rush, CEO of OceanGate Expeditions, believes that safety is not worth the waste when it comes to exploring the ocean. Rush spoke about his desire to explore the ocean and how his aerospace engineering degree allowed him to design submersibles. He acknowledged the dangers of his work but argued that risks are necessary. The real danger is not being underwater, but rather getting to the dive site. Rush's team recently lost contact with a submersible while looking for the Titanic.
Field & Stream: This Popular Stanley Camp Cook Set Is Just $29 Right Now
Get the highly rated Stanley camping cook set, with dishes for four people, on sale for under $30 at Amazon. Perfect for those who want a hot meal while camping.
Fox News: Here's how to turn the Ford Bronco into a 'no-door' roadster
Anderson Composites is now offering aftermarket Roadster-style doors for the Ford Bronco. Although they are functional swing-out doors, they offer the original Bronco's cutaway styling and weigh just 14.8 pounds compared to the Bronco's 52.5-pound doors. They are currently only available for the four-door Bronco, but a two-door version is coming later this year. Price for a front and rear pair of doors is $1,099.
#technology
Forbes: A Small Ohio Startup is Testing Something Big - A Small Hypersonic Engine
Ohio-based Velontra has successfully tested an 11-inch, five foot-long turbojet, which will power its development of a low earth orbit spaceplane to serve the satellite launch market. Velontra has signed a contract with Texas' Venus Aerospace to provide four Bronco propulsion systems to power a near-hypersonic UAV which Venus will use to test its hypersonic propulsion technology. The cost-effective design of the Bronco engine, which Velontra says will be priced under $200,000, is arousing interest from commercial organisations and national defence bodies.
#other
Forbes: Madonna Charts Her First No. 1 Hit On Yet Another Billboard Chart
Madonna and Sam Smith's collaboration "Vulgar" has debuted at No. 1 on Billboard's Dance/Electronic Digital Song Sales chart. This marks Madonna's first No. 1 on the chart, which was introduced after many of her dance hits had already peaked. "Vulgar" is also Madonna's 20th track to enter the chart, with six songs reaching the top 10.