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America First News
24 Jun 2023
#politics
Red State: 'Tired of the Gunshots': Terrified Black Residents Fleeing Crime-Ridden Democrat-Run Cities
The Democrat Party and media ignore black-on-black homicides in Democrat-run cities, while exploiting mass shootings as an excuse to demand further restriction on law-abiding gun owners. Black residents are leaving crime-riddled, Democrat-run cities in the North and West, fleeing to safe suburban neighborhoods. The migration leaves violent crime areas exposed to more precarious conditions, and the Democrats remain silent on the issue.
#society
National Review: Federal Judge Blocks Florida Law Banning Minors from Attending Drag Shows
A Florida law blocking minors from attending drag shows has been blocked by U.S. District Judge Gregory Presnell due to claims of First Amendment violations. Republican arguments failed to convince Presnell who questioned the state's concerns and referenced Florida state law which permits minors to attend R-rated movies if accompanied by a parent or guardian. Governor Ron DeSantis plans to appeal the ruling.
The Epoch Times: Titan Owner OceanGate Has Options for Court Protection, Law Professor Says
Five people died when a small submersible owned by US-based OceanGate imploded during its descent towards the wreck of the Titanic, according to officials. OceanGate may have the legal right to limit its potential liability, according to the Maritime Law professor at Louisiana’s Tulane University. The company can file an application through a maritime limitation of liability act; if successful, a court would cap the amount of money the company would have to pay out if sued by family members of those who died in the incident. The company has not yet commented on the situation.
#foreignaffairs
American Thinker: Russia: The revolution that isn't getting televised
US news outlets are slow to report on the unfolding events in Russia, with very little coverage of the country's political implosion. Historian Simon Schama noted the lack of coverage from US media, with many turning to foreign sources, social media posts, and blogs for updates. One reason for this may be the lack of significant foreign correspondents covering events in Russia, as many news outlets have been forced to pull their reporters out of the country due to safety concerns sparked by the Russian seizure of Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich. The lack of coverage is also partly due to the complexity of the story and the risk of misinformation.
#religion
PJ Media: Could a New Lawsuit Be the First Domino to Fall Against the Abusive Cult of Scientology?
The Church of Scientology, accused of cult-like behavior for years, has faced numerous charges of abuse and silencing dissenting voices. Leader David Miscavige has been accused of turning these tactics into an art form and abuse allegations have been made against him for years. A new lawsuit, involving an anonymous plaintiff who was reportedly repeatedly sexually assaulted by a top Scientology executive, alleges that the Church was involved in covering up child sexual assault. This could be the first in a series of dominoes that fall and dismantle the abusive cult that is Scientology.
#health
The Epoch Times: 7.5 Million Baby Shark Bath Toys Are Recalled Due to Impalement Risk
Over 7 million Baby Shark bath toys are being recalled due to the hard plastic fin posing an injury risk to children. The toys, sold nationwide and online, have already caused 12 injuries resulting in impalement, lacerations, and puncture wounds. Consumers are instructed to stop using them immediately and contact Zuru for a full refund.
#crime
Fox News: Active shooter reported in Weirton, West Virginia; police on the scene
Active shooter reported in Weirton, West Virginia. Police, Sheriff’s Office, State Police and EMS on scene. Special Response Team deployed.
#sports
Forbes: FC Barcelona Transfer Target Must Choose Catalans Or Joining Cristiano Ronaldo At Saudi Giants: Reports
Marcelo Brozovic is deciding between FC Barcelona and a lucrative offer from Saudi Arabian club Al-Nassr, according to reports. The Inter Milan and Croatia midfielder has been linked with Barca in recent months, with the club reportedly offering €15 million for him. However, his agent is said to be pushing for the Al-Nassr move due to the financial benefits, as Cristiano Ronaldo reportedly earns €200 million at the club. Barca cannot compete with such salaries, but Brozovic would be a bargain for the Spanish side if they secure his signature.
#science
PJ Media: OceanGate Had Job Opening for ‘Submersible Pilot’ During Titan Rescue Mission
OceanGate Expeditions posted a job opening for a submersible pilot while the rescue of five passengers from the Titan Five submersible vessel was underway. The company is seeking a candidate with strong mechanical and interpersonal skills to work on marine equipment, perform maintenance, and operate complex systems. The position requires US citizenship, physical requirements such as fitting through a 28" diameter ring, and strong analytical and communication skills. OceanGate claims to be an equal opportunity employer, but founder Stockton Rush previously expressed a preference for "young," "inspirational" candidates over experienced "50-year-old white guys."
#other
Forbes: ChatGPT Or Google Bard? Privacy Or Performance? Outstanding Questions Answered
Large language models (LLMs) are becoming popular with Google Bard and ChatGPT being two of the most well-known. While there are functional differences between the two, few have discussed the legal differences according to their terms. Both are great for rough drafts but should not be used without human oversight in making significant decisions. Google Bard and ChatGPT use different data sets, but their access to the internet does not guarantee safety in their training data since they do not vet out hate speech or pedophilia. Both are highly invasive tools, but ChatGPT is more privacy-protecting than Google Bard.