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America First News
24 Jun 2023
#politics
The Epoch Times: Pro-Democracy Lyricist’s Name Was Replaced on Song List for a Hong Kong Superstar Concert in China
Hong Kong singer Eason Chan's concert in Guangzhou was marred with controversy when the Chinese organizer replaced the name of lyricist Albert Leung with other lyricists in the song list submitted for approval by local CCP authorities. The replacement of Leung, who is known for his outspoken support for pro-democracy movements, led to public criticism of Chan's betrayal. The organizer apologized and promised to withdraw the document, but Chan's management immediately terminated the cooperation with the organizer.
Washington Free Beacon: The IRS Is Alright. It’s the DOJ That Needs Help.
President Biden secures $80 billion for the IRS in the "Inflation Reduction" Act, claiming the US has a "two-tiered tax system." Whistleblower testimony shows the IRS found tax crimes committed by Hunter Biden, but the DOJ struck a sweetheart plea deal, sparking accusations of favoritism and hypocrisy.
#society
The Epoch Times: 2 LA City Councilors Among Those Arrested at Hospitality Worker Protest
Los Angeles city councilors were among about 200 people arrested at a union rally in support of hospitality workers that forced the closure of a major artery in and out of Los Angeles International Airport. The peaceful labor union protesters were issued a dispersal order, and those who chose not to disperse were cited for failure to disperse and subsequently released.
#war
Daily Wire: Owner Of Russia’s Wagner Group Says Russia Killed His Troops, Vows To ‘Put An End To’ Defense Minister
The owner of the Wagner paramilitary group in Russia, Yevgeny Prigozhin, accused Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu of lying to Putin about his soldiers fighting in Ukraine and of launching attacks against them. He promised to take action on the streets of Moscow, claiming that Russia attacked his soldiers with missiles. He has 25,000 men and will stop anyone attempting resistance.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Warren Buffett's Apple Bet Outperforms S&P 500
Warren Buffett shocked investors with a $1.1 billion purchase of Apple shares in 2016. Since then, Berkshire Hathaway has added to its position, making it one of the biggest owners of Apple shares. Investors who followed his investment have seen returns of 681.2%, outperforming the overall stock market.
Fox News: Atlantic City to open its first indoor waterpark
A $100m indoor water park is set to open in Atlantic City, New Jersey, on 30 June, in a move away from a reliance on gambling to lure tourists. Philadelphia developer Bart Blatstein will open Island Waterpark on a site between the Showboat and the Ocean Casino Resort, including 11 water slides, a 1,000 sq ft surf simulator, and a lazy river. The venue’s Kids’ Cove includes a 30-foot high tree house bookable for private parties, while adults also have their own section. Tickets cost $69 to $119 per person, with discounts available.
#culture
PJ Media: Weekend Parting Shot: On This Episode of 'Cops' in Wheat Ridge, CO
The Wheat Ridge Police Department made a Facebook post about three young ladies who stole $1,443 worth of cosmetics, asking them to email Detective Smith for a meet-up at the police department. The post received humorous responses, but it also serves as a reminder that people are under surveillance in 21st-Century America.
The wine recommendation for the week is a 2018 bottle of Quinta Do Romeu Douro from Portugal, which has a strong and unique taste with notes of black fruit and spice. The wine pairs well with savory foods and is a good option for dinner parties or special occasions.
Flag And Cross: 'Macon Bacon' Silences Activist Doctor Who Demanded the Amateur Team Change Their Name
Macon Bacon baseball team refuses to change its name despite a letter from the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine calling for them to stop promoting bacon. The committee suggested they promote plant-based bacon alternatives or change their name to "Macon Facon Bacon" instead. However, the team plans to stick with its current name, which was voted on by fans, saying they are the "team of the community" and bacon is here to stay.
#health
The Blaze: HHS produces pro-transgender propaganda video featuring Rachel Levine interviewing a trans activist
A man who identifies as a woman, Assistant Secretary for Health Rachel Levine, discusses "gender-affirming care," which includes puberty blockers, surgery, and hormones, with transgender activist Ryan Cassata. Levine claims that this is "healthcare," "mental healthcare," and "suicide prevention care." Meanwhile, Cassata believes that undergoing a mastectomy was life-saving. Some transgender people have later regretted these procedures, feeling mutilated and envious of biological women. The US Department of Health and Human Services plans to celebrate a "Summer of Pride" beyond Pride Month.
#crime
Forbes: Trump Deposits $5.5 Million In New York Court To Pay E. Jean Carroll As He Awaits Appeal Response
Ex-president Donald Trump's lawyers have been allowed to deposit $5.55 million in a New York federal court for his bond while they await the appeal decision in E. Jean Carroll's defamation and sexual assault case. The jury granted Carroll $5m in damages, $2m of which was for sexual assault and roughly $3m for defamation based on social media posts in which Trump denied knowing her. Following the verdict, Trump filed for appeal and requested a new trial, claiming that the amount for sexual abuse was excessive because it was not rape he was found liable for.
#sports
Fox News: Spurs legend Tony Parker says French phenom Victor Wembanyama landed in the 'perfect' place
Tony Parker, the four-time NBA champion, said that French phenom Victor Wembanyama's selection as the top pick by San Antonio Spurs in the NBA draft signals a positive future for the team. Parker, who played for Spurs for 17 seasons, said San Antonio is the "perfect place" for the 7-foot-4 big man who joins the league with high expectations. Wembanyama has a unique set of skills and his arrival in the Spurs will help rebuild a competitive team. The former Villeurbanne player previously played for the team that Parker owns.
#other
The Epoch Times: IN-DEPTH: 'Beyond Belief': Industrial Wind Developments Could Threaten Fragile Desert Ecosystem
The TransWest Express Transmission Project, which will carry electricity from the Chokecherry and Sierra Madre Wind Energy Project in Wyoming to Nevada, has broken ground. This will provide power to California, Nevada, and Arizona, but environmentalists argue that such projects cause significant harm to wildlife and the environment. Large renewable energy projects have faced opposition in the past, but with the Biden administration's push for clean energy, there may be no more successful battles.
Forbes: Cabrini University, Winner Of 2019 NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Championship, To Close In 2024
Villanova University will buy Cabrini University at the end of 2024, dissolving their Division III athletics program and affecting the Atlantic East Conference. Pratt Institute will replace Cabrini's departure, as 60-70% of Division III conferences are facing membership and sports sponsorship challenges. Cabrini has 1,250 students, and 25% of which are members of athletic teams. The college has been struggling financially for years and has recently cut 46 positions in 2021, causing the merger of three academic colleges into two and downsizing from 18 department chairs to three.
Fox News: West Virginia gas plant to pay $1.9M for Ohio River pollution
Messer LLC, a producer of industrial gas in West Virginia, has settled a Clean Water Act violation case for $1.9 million. The company dumped copper, aluminum, residual chlorine, iron, and phenolics into the Ohio River at levels above what was permitted, violating its pollution discharge permit at least 186 times since 2016.
The Epoch Times: IN-DEPTH: What Caused Deadliest Barn Fire Involving Cattle in Texas History
The official report on the South Fork Dairy fire that killed almost 18,000 dairy cows in Demmitt, Texas, has deemed it an accident. However, questions about the cause linger as a mensch vacuum truck from the same model was involved in another fire outside the barn. According to the animal welfare organization, the fire was ranked as the deadliest in the history of the United States.