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America First News
25 Jun 2023
#politics
Newsbusters: AG Details Fiery Lawsuit Against Biden’s ‘Vast Censorship Enterprise’
Missouri AG Andrew Bailey accuses Biden administration of colluding with Big Tech, calls it “worst First Amendment violation” in US history. Bailey has solid evidence of one-sided censorship, which has only increased since litigation began. Federal judge overseeing the case is skeptical of government’s arguments, warns that censorship will continue unless stopped. Conservatives demand Big Tech be held accountable.
#society
Flag And Cross: Netanyahu Puts Golan Heights Wind Farm On Hold Over Druze Housing Concerns
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has halted construction on a wind farm project in the Golan Heights following violent protests by the Druze community over claims that the project encroaches on their land. The decision was made on the recommendation of two security chiefs, and Netanyahu called for efforts to resolve the planning and housing issues that affect the community. Israeli company Enlight Renewable Energy, which announced its Genesis Wind project in June, has threatened to sue the state for billions of shekels if work does not proceed. National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir will meet Druze leaders next month.
Fox News: Texas developer says Austin’s historic Sixth Street is in a ‘death spiral,’ aims to make area family-friendly
Stream Realty Partners plans to revitalize Austin's Sixth Street, an area known for being the heart of Austin's music scene but also for its rowdy behavior, which led to a mass shooting in 2019. Stream Realty Partners plans to widen sidewalks and increase density to make the area more family-friendly and promote new businesses. ( )
The Federalist Papers: State AGs Push Target to Charge Anti-Grooming Protestors, Quietly Ignore Bomb Threats from LGBT Groups
A coalition of 15 Democrat attorneys general have written to Target CEO Brian Cornell asking him to restore support to the LGBT community and to take legal action against those making “anti-LGBTQIA+ threats,” citing the potential for prosecution under several different laws in order to protect those who supply and purchase LGBT products. The protests against Target began last month after the company was accused of supporting the LGBT community, with consumers who opposed the retailer’s supposed decision to support LGBT boycotts causing the company significant financial losses and becoming the victims of alleged bomb and gunfire threats, which the attorneys wholly blamed on “anti-LGBTQIA+ individuals” with no mention of the allegations of LGBT individuals making similar threats.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Bitcoin Could Triple In Size To $1.5 Trillion, Says Hedge Fund Manager Hendry
Hendry predicts Bitcoin's market cap will increase from regulator targeting of non-commodity digital assets and BlackRock's involvement. Bitcoin currently sits in the alternative asset allocation bucket with half a trillion dollars; it could triple and be worth one and a half trillion dollars. Gold is a sound investment during a downturn, but its potential for upside is limited.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: Michelangelo’s Last "Pieta"
The Museo dell’Opera del Duomo in Florence houses an array of treasures from the cathedral, including Michelangelo’s final Pieta. The sculpture was intended for his own tomb, and was worked on in the artist's spare time by candlelight. Monsignor Timothy Verdon, the museum's designer, conducted our tour and revealed the history behind the treasures. The Florentine Pieta is composed of four figures, including a self-portrait of Michelangelo. His accompanying sonnet on old age stands opposite the sculpture, revealing the depth of his faith and melancholy genius.
#crime
Fox News: Florida baby dies after overdosing on fentanyl, parents arrested
An 8-month-old baby in Sarasota, Florida died due to lethal amounts of fentanyl. The parents, Nicholas and Carissa Alexander, were arrested and charged with aggravated manslaughter of a child. The investigation revealed that the baby had not been checked on for several hours before being discovered unresponsive. Both parents were allegedly impaired during questioning and are being held without bond.
#sports
Forbes: KPMG President Sees Major Impact From Women’s PGA Championship Sponsorship
KPMG has completed its ninth year as the title sponsor of the Women's PGA Championship, with the tournament held at Baltusrol Golf Club in New Jersey. The prize purse for the KPMG tournament has risen 186% since 2017, when it was $3.5 million. “We’re really proud of that,” said KPMG President Paul Knopp. The company's involvement extends far beyond the title sponsorship, with KPMG Future Leaders Program, and the KPMG Women’s Leadership Summit both focused on the development, advancement, and empowerment of women on and off the golf course. KPMG is also sponsoring Steph Curry’s Underrated Tour, a program that aims to increase the representation of young people of color in the game of golf.