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America First News
23 Jun 2023
#politics
Breitbart: Ex-New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern Lands Book Deal to Preach on 'Leadership'
Former New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has landed an international book deal to reveal her thoughts and motivations on political leadership. The commission comes just months after she resigned from her job after five tumultuous years in charge. Ardern plans to share how to be "your own kind of leader," hoping to make a difference to her 14-year-old self, and has no set release date yet.
Fox News: Hunter Biden, AG Garland enjoy White House state dinner while first son faces federal charges
Hunter Biden attends state dinner while facing tax and firearms charges and agrees to plead guilty. Two IRS whistleblowers allege interference with the investigation by the DOJ, FBI, and IRS, causing controversy over the plea deal and lack of prison time. Senator Rick Scott demands an explanation from Attorney General Merrick Garland.
Breitbart: Watch Live: Faith & Freedom Coalition's Road to Majority 2023 Conference
The Faith & Freedom Coalition's Road to Majority 2023 conference will take place in Washington, DC, featuring conservative speakers such as Mike Pence and Donald Trump over Friday and Saturday. The conference aims to help empower conservative activists with connections and knowledge to facilitate engagement and voter turnout ahead of the 2024 presidential election.
Foreign Policy: Do Gender Quotas in Elections Work?
Sierra Leone will hold its first election with a gender quota today. Aminata Bilkisu Kanu, the first woman to run for parliament from her district, is fighting to increase the country’s low levels of female representation. Previous research has shown that gender quotas, such as the one implemented in Sierra Leone, can increase diversity, experience and class, as well as shifting budget priorities. However, quotas are dependent on strong enforcement mechanisms and parties fielding women in winnable positions. Where parties are not committed to quotas, the number of female representatives can remain low.
Breitbart: Pictures: Hunter Biden Attends State Dinner in First Public Appearance Since Sweetheart Plea Deal
Hunter Biden attended a state dinner with other Biden family members and high-profile guests, just days after receiving a sweetheart plea deal to avoid jail time for his federal tax and gun crimes. The dinner was held in honor of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the White House and was attended by approximately 400 guests, including House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and Majority Whip Steve Scalise.
#society
Daily Wire: OceanGate CEO Told Customer Titan Expedition Was Safer Than Scuba Diving
OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush assured a prospective passenger that the ill-fated Titan expedition was "safer than flying in a helicopter or even scuba diving." Jay Bloom revealed texts from February, showing Rush offering him a discounted price of $150,000 for the trip. In response to concerns raised by Bloom about the dangers of the expedition, Rush said, "While there’s obviously risk it’s way safer than flying in a helicopter or even scuba diving."
Fox News: Online mockery of Titanic submersible leaves cultural observers sickened: 'Garbage dump of vile commentary'
The five passengers on a submersible searching for the wreckage of the Titanic have been declared dead following an apparent implosion of the vessel. The tragedy revealed a disturbing trend of vile commentary and mockery on social media, with some mocking the passengers' wealth, while others posted memes and jokes about how the vessel was powered by a video game controller. Critics suggest that social media is transforming into an ugly and chaotic space that is a real-time repository of our worst impulses.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Russia Takes Legal Action Against Australian Government for Blocking New Embassy
Russia is taking Australia to court to challenge the Australian federal government's power to terminate Russia's tenancy on land adjacent to Parliament House in Canberra, citing a possible national security risk. The Albanese government had terminated Russia’s lease on the land where it had started constructing a new embassy a week ago, but Russia has now taken lawyers to act on behalf of Russian Ambassador Dr Alexey Pavlovsky through a High Court challenge. According to the filed documents, Russia is seeking an order that will restrain the defendant and its servants and agents from re-entering the land and taking any steps to re-lease it.
The Epoch Times: Canadian Diplomats Spent Over $139,000 on Concert and Gala Tickets Since 2019: Records
Foreign Affairs Canada spent over $139,000 on concert and event tickets for diplomats abroad since 2019. This spending included $13,000 on Cirque du Soleil shows and over $3,000 on a dance party in Sri Lanka celebrating LGBTQ activism. The disclosure comes after Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland promised $7 billion worth of savings across government operations without cutting services to Canadians.
#economy
Flag And Cross: How Buffett's Late-Night Call To Paulson Saved The Economy
During the 2008 financial crisis, Warren Buffett suggested to then-Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson to inject more capital into banks rather than try to buy failing assets. This idea led to a meeting with prominent bank CEOs and the eventual injection of $250 billion into the banking system from the Troubled Assets Relief Program (TARP). The bailout faced mixed reviews, with protesters expressing disapproval of taxpayer money being used to rescue wealthy Wall Street investors.
The Epoch Times: Wall Street Opens Lower as Hawkish Fed Saps Market Mood
Wall Street opens lower as Federal Reserve Chair's hawkish interest-rate outlook dampens investor sentiment. Dow Jones down 0.33%, S&P 500 down 0.63%, Nasdaq down 1.07%.
Forbes: Investments In Employees And Technology, Key Themes At RetailNext Conference
Retail leaders gathered at the annual RetailNext conference to discuss the future of retail, including creating new revenue streams through IP, anonymized customer data, and growing retail media networks. The role of generative AI and chatbots were discussed as game changers for retailers. Companies are investing in people, including wages, benefits, and training, to retain top talent and improve the customer experience. Retailers must invest in the right technology and partners to deliver a unified shopping experience across all customer touchpoints. Unified commerce is a goal for major brands and retailers in 2023-2024.
Liberty Nation: US Slips Into a Recession Based on Biden Criteria
The US economy is in trouble, with some economists suggesting it has either dipped into recession or is on the brink of doing so. Critics of the administration's strategy say that indicators such as gross domestic product and gross domestic income both suggest a downturn, despite attempts by some in the White House to deny the drop in GDP last year constituted a recession. The latest economic data indicates a potential double-dip recession may be in the offing, and with high inflation indicating sluggish growth and excessive government spending, many economists are concerned.
The Epoch Times: American Tech Sector Continues to Bleed as Layoffs Jump 200 Percent in May
US technology firms have nearly tripled their job cuts in May compared to the previous month, with layoffs reaching 19,072 staff, according to a report by IEEE Spectrum. In total, the sector has laid off 174,303 workers since the start of the year, resulting from a right-sizing exercise, as many companies affected by the pandemic over-hired. Job cuts announced in May include 2,272 at ride-hail firm Lyft, 1,000 at software corporation Hyland, 623 at cloud services specialist F5 and 560 at digital real estate business Opendoor. Large companies including Amazon, Meta and Alphabet have also announced layoffs since the downturn appeared in August 2022.
According to outplacement company Challenger, Gray & Christmas, US-based employers gave notice of 270,416 staff cuts in Q1 2023 against 55,696 in the same period in 2022, with the tech sector being the most affected industry. Almost 40% of all cuts were in the tech sector, as a large number of companies sought to cut costs due to difficult market and economic conditions. Nevertheless, the future may hold more positive prospects, as 55% of employers in the information technology sector expect to create new positions in the third quarter, according to ManpowerGroup's Employment Outlook Survey.
#religion
Liberty Nation: Actors and Scientology – The Politics of HollyWeird
Tinseltown's love for Scientology is controversial, with some labeling the group a manipulative cult.
#crime
Fox News: California grandmother was murdered by cheating husband over wealth, doc says: 'She didn't deserve this'
Minnie Smith, a beloved grandmother in California, was brutally murdered in her home just ten days before Christmas in 2005. While the initial assumption was that it was a botched burglary, investigators soon discovered that many valuables, including Christmas gifts, were left intact, and the crime scene did not match a typical robbery. Suspicion fell on Smith's husband, Marvin Vernis Smith, who had a history of violence and infidelity. Marvin was eventually convicted of first-degree murder and is currently serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole.
The Epoch Times: British Fascist Jailed for Promoting 'Vile' and 'Extreme' Manifestos on Social Media
Kristofer Kearney, a self-declared "British fascist" who shared terrorist publications on Telegram, has been sentenced to six years and eight months in prison. Kearney was convicted of disseminating terrorist publications and encouraging violence against black people, Jews, and Muslims. He ran a Telegram channel called Charlie Big Potatoes, which had 1,642 subscribers, where he shared dozens of documents that glorified terror attacks. Kearney is the first member of Patriotic Alternative to be convicted of a terrorist offence. The judge called his material "extreme, vile, inflammatory, divisive, and extremely offensive," and rejected his claim that his actions were "reckless."
#sports
Forbes: Saber Tennis Training Tool Takes The Court In Hands Of Top Tour Pros
The Saber training tool for tennis has reached the upper echelons of the sport with everyone from Djokovic to Medvedev and Hurkacz to Fritz using it. Developed by Functional Tennis, the wooden-spoon-like Saber offers a small 37-square-inch head size to get players to focus on their contact point, and it has been lauded as one of the most beneficial on-court training aids available. The Saber is used by juniors to top-level professionals, and Functional Tennis has even released a Saber Lite version for younger players.
The Federalist Papers: NHL Announces Major Change Next Season After Backlash - Leftists Will Hate This
The NHL will not ask players to wear rainbow-colored jerseys during “pride” nights, due to it becoming a “distraction” this past season. Some players and teams refused to participate, and the NHL commissioner does not want to take away attention from other clubs who host similar events. The commissioner states that upcoming “pride” nights in the NHL are not going anywhere for the moment, and that the league is keeping the focus on the game. The decision has received criticism from liberals, but others praised the move as a step towards depoliticizing events that are meant to unite Americans.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: "Get Down!" What to Do When a Bear Climbs Into Your Tree Stand
The author recounts his experience of hunting black bears in northern Alberta, where running out of tags is a common problem due to the number of bears in the area. Despite the thrill of being so close to a black bear, the author ultimately decides to shoot both of the 7-plus-foot bruins he encounters. In one particularly close encounter, a sow climbs up his tree stand and approaches him, but ultimately backs down without incident.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: All passengers feared dead on Titanic sub after “catastrophic implosion”
Titan submersible collapses at depths of the Titanic. Five passengers aboard are believed to be dead due to a “catastrophic implosion.” Debris found off the bow of the Titanic consistent with the missing vessel.
Backpacker: Where Can I Go Stargazing Without Fighting Crowds?
Looking for a secluded spot for stargazing? Visit Natural Bridges National Monument, Utah or Big Bend National Park, Texas for some of the lowest levels of light pollution in the US. Check the Bortle scale to find areas with high-quality stargazing. Be sure to follow local guidelines for staying safe in these areas.
#other
Fox News: Rod Stewart denies rumors that he's giving up on rock 'n' roll: ‘I shall never retire!’
Rod Stewart clarifies his retirement plans after announcing his upcoming swing album release. The rock legend denies rumors about leaving rock 'n' roll and assures fans he will never retire, stating that he was put on Earth to be a singer and will continue to do so as long as he can. Stewart is set to kick off his U.K. tour with Boy George and has plans to release his swing album next year after concluding his ongoing tour.