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America First News
25 Jun 2023
#politics
The Epoch Times: Field Producer – Washington DC
NTD is seeking a Field Producer for their team in Washington, D.C. to oversee television content related to legislative activities, hearings, policy debates and live events, collaborating with reporters, camera operators and team members, managing all aspects of production, and ensuring accuracy and fairness in reporting. The ideal candidate should have experience in broadcast journalism, a strong understanding of congressional procedures and the political landscape, excellent time management and communication skills with technical proficiency. The pay range for this role is between $50,000 and $80,000.
Fox News: Americans guilty of charges similar to Hunter never got 'sweetheart' deal to keep them from prison: critics
Hunter Biden has been criticized for receiving a "sweetheart deal" after agreeing to plead guilty to two misdemeanor counts of willful failure to pay federal income tax and possessing a firearm while being an unlawful user of a controlled substance. He was originally facing a felony charge which could have led to a trial lasting weeks. Critics have noted that other Americans facing similar charges have been sentenced to prison, such as Deja Taylor who faces up to 25 years in prison for similar charges involving marijuana. Republicans have accused Biden of using his father's influence during the Obama administration for access to foreign funds.
John Lott, a gun and crime expert, has slammed Hunter Biden's plea deal as a clear example of the two-tier system in America. He believes that the evidence against Biden is "rock solid" and that he received special treatment due to his connections. Lott also criticized the characterization of U.S. Attorney David C. Weiss by the media as a "Trump appointee," pointing out that Weiss was originally appointed by President Obama and that Trump appointed him at the request of Delaware's Democrat senators. Republicans have accused Biden of benefiting from his father's influence overseas during the Obama administration.
#society
Human Events: ANTHONY WATSON: Sexually explicit Pride performances shown to
kids in Arlington, TX
Undercover team members visit an LGBTQ pride event in Arlington, Texas, where they witness inappropriate behavior and children exposed to sexual content. The writer questions the appeal of drag show performances and their proximity to a church, and suggests the LGBTQ community is becoming more entitled. They call on the silent majority to defend traditional values.
#war
The Epoch Times: Top White House Officials React to Wagner Mercenary Uprising
Russia's Wagner mercenary group has withdrawn from Rostov and moved towards Moscow in an armed revolt. US officials consider the group to represent an unprecedented threat to the Kremlin; 16 months ago, Russian forces were on the doorstep of Kyiv, but now Wagner is forcing the focus onto protecting Moscow against mercenaries. In support of Russian forces neglected in Ukraine, Wagner's leader, Yevgeny Prigozhin, said he would march for justice to Moscow. Videos on social media showed Wagner withdrawing in a convoy of armored vehicles, tanks and coaches to the sound of cheers, chants of “Wagner” and celebratory gunfire from residents.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Britons Need to ‘Hold Our Nerve’ Amid Soaring Interest Rates, Says Sunak
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak defended the Bank of England's decision to raise interest rates from 4.5 to 5%, the 13th consecutive interest rate rise in 18 months. He said “there is no alternative to stamping out inflation." The bank's decision was supported by Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt. Nonetheless, major lenders including HSBC, Santander & Barclays were summoned by Hunt to Downing Street to discuss ways of cooling the mortgage crisis being faced by anxiously stretched borrowers, and more flexibility on mortgages was agreed. Labour Party has called for banks to be forced to give more help.
#culture
Forbes: Hulu’s ‘The Bear’ Season 2 Is In The Running For The Best Episode Of The Year
The highly praised season 2 of Hulu's The Bear has a standout episode, "Fishes," which is a flashback to the Berzatto family Christmas before the events of season 1. The episode features an incredible cast of guest stars, including Jamie Lee Curtis, Jon Bernthal, Gillian Jacobs, Bob Odenkirk, Sarah Paulson, and John Mulaney. The episode lays the groundwork for the tragic events of season 1 and shows the characters' past struggles. The Emmy for Outstanding Guest Actor could be won by Jamie Lee Curtis for her portrayal of Donna.
The Federalist Papers: Elvis Presley’s Stepbrother Claims Rock King’s Death Was ‘Premeditated’ in Haunting Revelation
Elvis Presley's heart attack was allegedly intentionally caused by a drug overdose due to the guilt he felt over having sex with underage girls, according to a forthcoming documentary. David Stanley, Presley's step-brother, claims that the singer had become obsessed with girls aged 15 or 16 and was afraid that his apparent paedophilia would be exposed in a book. The documentary features a number of women who claim to have been victimised by Presley when they were underage.
#history
The Epoch Times: A Dream-Like Tale of an Ancient Era | Musical Moments
Amidst a grand landscape lies a kingdom filled with tales of heroes and rulers. Peace reigns in this age of ancient past.
#health
Human Events: MORGONN MCMICHAEL: Hollywood’s favorite weight-loss drug has
dangerous side effects–including cancer
A-List celebrities are reportedly using Ozempic, an injection meant for people with Type-2 diabetes, to lose weight. However, recent spikes in hospital visits show that the medication has risks, including kidney failure, gallstones, and blurred vision, with long-term effects still unknown. Doctors warn against using Ozempic without a diabetes diagnosis.
The Epoch Times: Cancer Patient in ICU Revived From Deep Coma After Taking American Ginseng
Wisconsin is the birthplace of American ginseng, which can relieve fatigue, improve brain function and mood, and even fight cancer and menopausal symptoms. A survival story of a child with leukemia who regained consciousness after drinking American ginseng shows its effectivity.
#sports
Fox News: Lance Armstrong wonders if one can support trans community and question fairness of trans athletes in sports
Lance Armstrong releases a video discussing transgender participation in sports with Caitlyn Jenner, hoping for a "smarter conversation." The full conversation will be released on Monday as part of a special series of "The Forward." Transgender participation in women’s cycling has gained attention, with calls and protests against the Union Cycliste Internationale and USA Cycling’s transgender participation rules. Hannah Arensman, a 35-time national cyclocross champion, believes it caused her to be overlooked for a spot on the U.S. team for Cyclocross Worlds in February.
Fox News: Catherine, Princess of Wales makes small error playing tennis with Roger Federer on Wimbledon court: watch
The Princess of Wales, Catherine Middleton, played tennis with Roger Federer at Wimbledon in anticipation of the Grand Slam tournament starting next week. Middleton tried out ball girl duties while Federer showed her the ropes of feeding the ball. Middleton caught Federer's return without letting it bounce, to which Federer jokingly responded "Are you allowed to do that?" Middleton took a minor error in ball girl protocol in stride and the two even switched roles for a bit of mixed-doubles play. (Summary: 434 characters)
Middleton and Federer practiced rolling tennis balls down a straight line on court prior to meeting with the ball boys and girls. Middleton encouraged the trainees and remarked on the hard work put into making the championships possible. Wimbledon begins on July 3. (Summary: 192 characters)
#other
Spectator USA: Why Pharrell Williams will make LVMH happy
Pharrell Williams debuts his first collection as creative director at Louis Vuitton, Spring-Summer 2024. The collection consists of military-inspired looks and Pharrell's signature style. Though not new, the show was a hit before it began.
Pharrell was hired as he is known for his excellent, eclectic taste and can move product, which is what Creative Director is about. The role of "creative director" is not about being a fashion curator but about ensuring a multi-billion-dollar fashion business stays relevant and keeps growing.
National Review: Antony Blinken: Wagner Rebellion Shows How Far Russia Has Fallen Since Invading Ukraine
Wagner troops, led by Yevgeny Prigozhin, have turned their attention towards occupying Rostov-on-Don, a vital logistics hub in the south of Russia. Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, said the rebellion displays Russia's weakness economically and militarily and that they have managed to alienate and unite Ukraine with new members of NATO, despite their original intention to invade. The US and its allies are focused on supporting Ukraine through this and any other developments, and the Ukrainians may gain an additional advantage if Putin is distracted by the troubles within Russia.
The Epoch Times: Canada Is Investigating Why the Titanic-Bound Submersible Imploded
The Transportation Safety Board of Canada is conducting an investigation into the loss of the Titan submersible, which imploded in the North Atlantic, killing all five people aboard. The vessel was on its way to explore the Titanic wreckage. Maritime agencies are searching the area where the debris was located. Voice recordings and witness statements are protected under Canadian law, limiting what information can be shared with other agencies. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police is deciding whether a full investigation is warranted, while the U.S. Coast Guard has declared the loss of the Titan submersible as a "major marine casualty." The deep-sea investigations promise to be long and painstaking, given the murky depths of the ocean.