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America First News
26 Jun 2023
#politics
The Right Scoop: REPORT: Trump using campaign donations to pay legal expenses
Trump is using campaign donations to pay for his legal fees, with more money being diverted into his Save America PAC than previously. Questions arise about how Trump is paying for his legal bills as he faces criminal trials, and whether Save America is facing financial issues. The change in donation allocation may have already diverted at least $1.5 million to Save America, with the existence of the group allowing small donors to pay for Trump's legal expenses.
The Epoch Times: Polls Shut in Guatemalan Presidential Election, Run-Off Expected
Guatemala's presidential election closed on Sunday evening, expected to go to a run-off in August with many candidates, including Sandra Torres, tipped to win. The contest has been dominated by concerns over corruption, the exclusion of a leading candidate, and the cost of living. It has been overshadowed by a court ruling to block four candidates from the ballot including early front-runner, businessman Carlos Pineda.
#economy
Forbes: Former High Tax Capital Of The South Now Inspires Reform In No-Income-Tax States
Tennessee lawmakers are taking inspiration from North Carolina's tax reforms and are following in their footsteps to provide significant tax relief to employers. North Carolina boasts the lowest corporate income tax rate in the country and, in addition to accelerating the personal income tax phasedown, they are poised to enact a new budget that would include the repeal of a privilege license tax, which is generating only a fraction of 1% of North Carolina's general fund revenue. The progress made in North Carolina is encouraging other states, including no-income-tax states like Tennessee, to pursue pro-growth tax reform and reduce business tax burdens.
#health
Fox News: Ozempic-Wegovy pill may be on the way: Trial shows promising results for new weight loss tablet
Novo Nordisk's new oral medication for weight loss and type 2 diabetes has completed its Phase 3 clinical trials. The new medication provides an alternative to Ozempic and Wegovy — both injectable forms of semaglutide. The tablet format has effective weight loss and obesity treatment for people with type 2 diabetes.
#crime
Fox News: Los Angeles police raid drug 'super lab' disguised as pizzeria: 'This takes the pie'
Los Angeles police bust drug lab disguised as a pizzeria and animal hospital producing illegal THC concentrate. LAPD officers posted pictures of vats used for making cannabis honey oil, as well as food trays containing glass-like THC concentrate. No information has been given so far on any arrests made.
#outdoors
The Epoch Times: Florida Man and Stepson Die After Hiking in Extreme Heat in Big Bend Park in Texas
A man and teenage stepson die while hiking in extreme heat of 119°F (48°C) at Big Bend National Park, Texas. The younger boy became ill during the hike and lost consciousness, while his stepdad died after hiking back to the vehicle and crashing into an embankment. High temperatures are sweeping over Texas with the daily temperature ranging from 110°F (43°C) to 119°F.
The Federalist Papers: Official Probe Being Launched Into Catastrophic Loss of Titanic Submersible
The US National Transportation Safety Board and Transportation Safety Board of Canada are investigating the deaths of five people aboard the Titan submersible, which the US Coast Guard has declared a major marine casualty. Debris believed to prove the vessel suffered a catastrophic implosion was discovered 1,500 feet from the wreckage of the Titanic last week. Investigators will examine voice recordings and data from the mother ship. The RCMP is also investigating whether criminal, federal, or provincial laws may have been broken.