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America First News
25 Jun 2023
#politics
Red State: Pelosi Cooks up Unhinged Conspiracy Theory About Trump and Adam Schiff's Censure
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is back in the spotlight, giving an interview with former White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki. In the interview, Pelosi attacks Justice Clarence Thomas and spreads a conspiracy theory about "Donald Trump forces" being involved in the censuring of Rep. Adam Schiff. She also calls for term limits for Supreme Court justices, despite being in office since "the year one." It seems Pelosi may miss her title as Speaker Emerita and wants to remain relevant in politics.
Daily Wire: Montana Becomes Third State Reporting Suspicious Letters Received By GOP Officials
Two Montana Republican legislators received suspicious letters containing white powder; similar cases reported in Kansas and Tennessee. Some speculate the letters could be related to radical trans activism and an attempt to intimidate legislators. Authorities plan to test the substance, and the FBI is investigating.
Daily Wire: Secret Global Phone Biden Used As Vice President Could Reveal ‘Tight’ Communications With Foreign Nationals: Report
Joe Biden allegedly used a secret global cell phone, for which his son's business paid, according to investigations by the Government Accountability Institute. The phone was discovered on Hunter Biden’s laptop and reportedly linked to Chinese Communist Party Intelligence. The device was serviced via AT&T for $300 per month and allowed access globally. Schweitzer shared the corresponding phone number and account info with the House Committee on Oversight and Reform, in the hopes lawmakers will subpoena internal records on the account.
The investigation has revealed millions of dollars deposited into Hunter Biden's accounts from foreign nationals between 2014 and 2019. The chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, Jason Smith, has made public details of the connection between Biden and foreign nationals, amounting to $17 million. $8.3 million came in the form of gifts from countries like China and has been described as “absolutely unconscionable” by Smith. Biden's lawyer has claimed some of the information is misleading, biased, and illegal.
#culture
The Epoch Times: The Latest vs. the Greatest: 'No Hard Feelings' (2023) and 'The Bachelor and the Bobbysoxer' (1947)
Classic Hollywood films were more tasteful and artistic because of the decency standards imposed by the Motion Picture Production Code from 1934 to 1954. Contrarily, most modern movies today contain excessive adult content. For instance, the newly-released movie "No Hard Feelings," starring Jennifer Lawrence, is a R-rated film that bases its premise on an ad posted on Craigslist for a woman to date a shy and inexperienced teenager for the summer exchange for a Buick. The story revolved around the woman's desperate attempts to seduce the boy causing a trouble when he discovers the truth. In comparison, the 1947 movie "The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer" stars Cary Grant as a renowned artist who goes out with a 17-year-old girl at her sister's request after he unintentionally attracts her attention. The film won an Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay, highlighting its appeal to family-oriented audiences with its clever, original story devoid of any obscene content.
#education
The Federalist Papers: Radical Tries Using Alinsky's Rules on Utah School Board, But He's No Match for Christian Parents
Utah's Davis School District has reversed its decision to ban the Bible from elementary and middle schools after receiving community backlash. The original decision followed a request for its removal by a local group, Utah Parents United, who used a Republican-backed law passed in 2022 to challenge "sensitive instructional materials" in public schools. The district initially found The Bible to be inappropriate content for younger students due to its violence and vulgarity, though it remained available at high schools, and were later charged with "ceding our children's education, First Amendment Rights, and library access" by the group. The decision was later reversed after the committee received 70 appeals from parents, who argued that The Bible had significant pedagogical value that outweighed its content.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Man Shot in Neck Following Argument in San Diego
Someone shot a man in the neck after an argument in San Diego. The victim survived and was hospitalized. The suspect, described as a 5' 10" Black male weighing 230 pounds, fled on a white bicycle and is still at large.
Fox News: Dallas police search for suspect who allegedly killed 7-Eleven employee: video
A 7-Eleven employee was killed in Dallas by an armed suspect who demanded money. The suspect then shot the victim several times and attempted to shoot a witness. The victim was a well-liked employee who worked hard to make customers feel happy and welcome. The investigation is ongoing.
#sports
Forbes: Hy-Vee And IndyCar Take Over The Streets Of Des Moines To Promote July Race Weekend
Hy-Vee and Iowa Speedway promoted the Hy-Vee IndyCar Race Weekend on July 22-23 with a pit stop challenge in the restaurant and entertainment district of Des Moines, Iowa. The challenge featured two of the three Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing Hondas that will be taking part in the event next month, matching the crews of Christian Lundgaard and Jack Harvey. The Hy-Vee INDYCAR Race Weekend includes two races and concerts from the likes of Carrie Underwood, Zac Brown Band and Ed Sheeran before and after each race. Hannibal was a series that ran from 2013 to 2015 on NBC, which is available to stream on Amazon Prime.
#outdoors
The Blaze: Man dies in tragic, failed attempt to rescue dying stepson from scorching heat along southwest Texas trail
Father and stepson died at Big Bend National Park in southwest Texas due to extreme heat conditions during a hike. One of the boys fell ill and lost consciousness due to high temperatures of 119°F, while the father and stepbrother sought help. The 14-year-old was found dead, while the father's vehicle had crashed and he was pronounced dead at the scene.