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America First News
25 Jun 2023
#politics
Newsbusters: NY Times Smears North Korea Defector on Front Page For Criticizing US Left
Yeonmi Park, a North Korean defector and human rights advocate, has faced criticism from the New York Times for aligning herself with the American right and criticizing liberal identity politics. Despite suffering under the North Korean regime, Park's recent political views have raised questions from past supporters about the accuracy of her story and the impact of her dive into American culture wars on her effectiveness as a human rights advocate. The Times' staff writer, Charles Homans, describes Park's trajectory as rare and notes her involvement with Turning Point USA and appearances on right-leaning media platforms.
Liberty Nation: US Cold War With China Takes a Chill
US-China relations remain defined by mutual mistrust and skepticism. Secretary of State Antony Blinken's recent meetings with Chinese President Xi Jinping were met with skepticism as there is no reason for the US to trust China to act for the greater good. In China's recent Shangri-la Dialogue Conference Speech, Minister of National Defense Li Shangfu placed blame for the world's security threats on the United States and minimized China's aggression. The relationship between the US and China going forward will continue to be characterized by mutual mistrust and skepticism.
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg expressed similar concerns about China's behavior, warning against relying on China as a reliable trading partner. There is no optimism that a mutually beneficial solution can be developed as the Biden administration has failed to address the issue. There should be no illusions that Beijing will act in good faith. China's definition of "win-win" comes at the top of everything.
#war
Flag And Cross: Ukraine Embassy Accuses Israel Of Pro-Russia Stance
The Ukrainian embassy in Tel Aviv accuses Israel of being "pro-Russia" and having a "near absence" of humanitarian aid to Ukraine. They call on Israel to change its position and support Ukraine against Russian state terrorism.
Fox News: Reporter's Notebook: 'One step closer to victory' as Ukraine counteroffensive gets underway
Ukrainian Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov is leading the counteroffensive against Russian forces, describing their approach as a "meat grinder." He remains optimistic that Ukraine will be victorious, but acknowledges the slow arrival of Western-supplied armor and Russia's deployment of tactical nuclear weapons. Reznikov's "redline" is the restoration of Ukraine's original borders and he is determined to fight for his country.
The Epoch Times: Trump Calls Wagner Rebellion in Russia a 'Big Mess'
Former President Donald Trump weighed in on the conflict between the Russian military and Wagner mercenaries, calling it a "big mess" and warning that the situation could get worse. Wagner mercenary group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin called for an armed uprising against Russia's military leaders after alleging that Russia's top general had ordered an attack, killing some 2,000 Wagner soldiers in Ukraine. Prigozhin's forces seized Rostov-on-Don and marched towards Moscow, prompting Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko to broker a deal with Prigozhin.
Trump also claimed that President Joe Biden will deal with the situation in Russia in whatever way Chinese leader Xi Jinping wants him to do. Trump suggested that the chaos in Russia could present China with an "unthinkable opportunity," as Xi aims to create a new China-led global order and would want more control over the Chinese military after learning about Prigozhin's armed rebellion. There are concerns that China might invade Taiwan, as Taiwan's Foreign Minister warned that China is "more likely" to invade Taiwan in 2027.
The Epoch Times: Russian Mercenaries Return to Base After Deal Ends Mutiny
Russian mercenaries, part of the Wagner group, have withdrawn from Rostov and halted their advance on Moscow under a deal brokered by Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko. The group's leader, Yevgeny Prigozhin, will move to Belarus in exchange for guarantees on the safety of his troops. The rebel move had sparked fears in Moscow that a civil war was brewing, though President Putin has not commented publicly on the situation. Under the deal, a criminal case against Prigozhin will be dropped and no action will be taken against the Wagner fighters. Previously, Prigozhin had accused Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu and General Valery Gerasimov of incompetence during the 16-month war in Ukraine.
PJ Media: Charges Dropped Against Prigozhin as Western Officials Weigh the Effect of the Uprising on the Ukraine War
US intel knew about Yevgeny Prigozhin's planned armed uprising against the Russian military establishment in mid-June, but didn't have a specific date. The conflict has now ended, but the unrest's after-effects in Russia, Ukraine, and Eastern Europe remain unclear. President Putin has faced criticism for his slow response, as it seems that Prigozhin has the support of some regular military forces and Russian security services. There are concerns about the morale of Russian conscripts, but the general nature of "forever wars" suggests that even if Putin is on his last legs, whoever succeeds him will continue the war effort with fervor.
#culture
The Epoch Times: Decorating Your Home With Blue and Green
Kansas City's Nell Hill's has seen a trend in interior design where blue and green are paired to create a captivating and inviting seating arrangement. The chic combination of colours creates a symphony of colour that is a celebration of balance and creativity. This trend offers a fresh spin on the classic blue and white look that screams energy, modernity, and sophistication in interior design.
#crime
The Federalist Papers: Driver Repeatedly Rams Patrol Car - Deputy Inside Fires Before He Can Try It Again
A Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputy opened fire on a driver of a white SUV who repeatedly rammed the deputy’s squad car, after the driver was caught on camera performing donuts at an intersection. The driver, identified only as a Hispanic male, was wounded and taken into custody. The marauding driver was brought into custody at the scene after an incident in which the police vehicle was struck four times before the driver was immobilized.
#sports
Fox News: Angels unload 25 runs on Rockies, including 13 in the third, in wild blowout
The Los Angeles Angels beat the Colorado Rockies, 25-1, with a 13-run third inning, setting a franchise record for runs, hits, and margin of victory. The Angels put on eight more runs in the fourth inning, with the final score the third-highest margin of victory in the majors since 1900. The Rockies manager called it "one game."
Forbes: Can Jamaica’s Premier League Stars Finally Shine On The International Stage?
Jamaica draws 1-1 with the United States in the 2023 Concacaf Gold Cup opener in Chicago. It boasts an array of Premier League stars and could have won the game if Leon Bailey had not scuffed his penalty wide. With Canada and the United States rotating their rosters, and Mexico looking weaker than previously, Jamaica has a chance of winning the tournament, given the quality of players on its side.
#other
Fox News: Freight train that derailed into Yellowstone River as bridge collapsed was hauling hot asphalt, molten sulfur
A freight train carrying hot asphalt and molten sulfur derailed in Montana, spilling the materials into the Yellowstone River after a bridge collapsed. Drinking water intakes downstream were shut down and river water flow into an irrigation ditch was halted to prevent hazardous materials from reaching farmland. Authorities are investigating the cause of the bridge collapse and assessing the environmental impact.