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America First News
27 Jun 2023
#politics
Breitbart: Asa Hutchinson: IRS Whistleblower Allegations About Hunter Biden Investigation Are 'Troubling'
Former Arkansas Governor and potential 2024 Republican presidential candidate Asa Hutchinson finds the allegations of the IRS whistleblower regarding the Justice Department’s investigation into Hunter Biden troubling. He believes that more questions need to be answered and that there needs to be more transparency and investigation into the matter. Although he did not say whether he would appoint a special counsel if elected, he hopes that the issue will be resolved by then.
PJ Media: Joe Biden Said He Sold WHAT?!? Secrets, a LOT of Secrets
Joe Biden made a disturbing comment during a meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, saying "I sold a lot of state secrets and a lot of very important things." The House Oversight Committee has been investigating Biden and his son for potential crimes. Some speculate that Biden's apparent dementia may be a ploy to avoid prosecution for treason. Conservatives find the situation amusing and are having fun with the scandal.
The American Spectator: The Court Bolsters Property Rights: Sackett and Tyler
The Supreme Court has recently decided two cases centered around property rights. Sackett v. Environmental Protection Agency illustrates a victory for property owners over government overreach. In Tyler v. Hennepin County, the Court's decision favored the principle of just compensation for real property owners who have paid their taxes.
Daily Wire: DeSantis Asks Federal Judge To Dismiss Disney’s Lawsuit, Says Company ‘Lacks Standing’ To Sue
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis filed a motion to dismiss a lawsuit filed against him by Walt Disney Co., claiming the company does not have standing to sue him following the state passing a bill that limited Disney’s benefits from its special tax district. Disney accused DeSantis of retaliation, but the governor claims he is “immune from suit." The case will be overseen by US District Judge Allen Winsor, who previously blocked two lawsuits that tried to stop the “Don’t Say Gay” bill.
Breitbart: DeSantis: Trump Already Promised Historic Mass Deportations and 'Didn't Do It' -- He 'Didn't Have Anything out of the Ordinary'
Florida Governor and 2024 presidential candidate Ron DeSantis criticized former President Trump's failure to carry out promised mass deportations during his first term. DeSantis pledged to be "much more assertive" in enforcing immigration laws and promised firm consequences for violators.
#war
Breitbart: McFaul: Putin Speech Revealed He Is 'Afraid,' Doing 'Very Delicate Dance'
Former U.S. ambassador to Russia, Michael McFaul, has suggested that President Vladimir Putin is fearful of Yevgeny Prigozhin and the Wagner mercenaries. He said Putin was trying to divide the Wagner soldiers from their leadership when the president appeared to accuse them of being misled by their commanders into joining the conflict in eastern Ukraine. McFaul said Putin can't arrest all the mercenaries, so he has to do a "delicate dance" and blame the leadership instead of the soldiers. Putin's address was an attempt to put a division between the council of Wagner leaders and the soldiers; it is unknown whether it will be effective.
#foreignaffairs
The American Spectator: Trouble in Putin’s Gangsta’s Paradise
Billionaire Yevgeny Prigozhin, a Putin ally, began a gangland war with Sergei Shoigu, a multi-millionaire who rules over Russia’s armed forces and its defense procurements. Prigozhin’s Wagner Group extended their activities to neighboring Ukraine, recruiting an army bigger than Holland's. Prigozhin started a march on Moscow with thousands of heavily armed and battle-hardened mobsters, but Alexander Lukashenko, head of a criminal gang in Belarus worked out a fragile deal. Prigozhin stood down, moved much of the gang to Belarus, and retained and continued his profitable overseas operations. Prigozhin’s gambit exposed Vladimir Putin as a weakened leader whose days may be numbered.
#religion
Breitbart: Ana Navarro to Faith & Freedom Coalition: 'Your Faith Takes Away My Freedom'
Ana Navarro lambasted the Faith & Freedom Coalition convention, calling it the “your faith takes away my freedom” convention. Co-host Sunny Hostin criticized evangelicals for their hypocrisy and their continued support for President Trump, despite his scandals. Whoopi Goldberg expressed confusion over the current form of evangelicalism.
#culture
The American Spectator: Disney’s Ghost Haunts Woke Disney
Disney has incurred almost $900 million in losses from its last eight studio releases and lost $1.5 billion in Q4 from its streaming service, due to left-wing fanaticism that resulted in failures to understand its audience. To achieve their mission of politically correcting children's entertainment, they phased out princesses and went through a gender-neutral and "alphabet" phase. But even this backfired, as their politically correct focus led to disinterest from their target audience and poor box office results.
Forbes: Today’s Wordle #738 Hints, Clues And Answer For Tuesday, June 27th
It's Tyr's Day, named after a Norse god of justice and honor. Let's play Wordle! Today's hint is a word that Americans make fun of the way Canadians say. It begins with a vowel. The answer is "about."
#crime
The Blaze: 'Fed-up' cities are passing laws to combat brazen organized retail theft: 'The situation is out of control'
Cities are passing their own laws to combat organized retail thefts. Local lawmakers are pushing for strengthened law enforcement response to such robberies, following incidents of thefts where stores are shutting down. Property theft has dropped 13.9% in a year.
#sports
Forbes: WWE Raw Results: Winners And Grades On June 26, 2023
On WWE Raw, Cody Rhodes faced off against Dominik Mysterio and called him Mami’s Little Boy, while Ricochet defeated Shinsuke Nakamura and Ronda Rousey won against Raquel Rodriguez with the help of Shayna Baszler. Seth Rollins thanked Carmelo Hayes for having his back and Miz attacked Tommaso Ciampa before their match could take place. Dominik Mysterio defeated Akira Tozawa and GUNTHER won against Sami Zayn with the help of Giovani Vinci. Finn Balor defeated Carmelo Hayes and Cody Rhodes won against Damian Priest, with Dominik Mysterio sneaking in a cheapshot before their match at Money in the Bank.
Forbes: Having Once Suffered From A Cut In ICC Funding, Japan Is Aiming For A Cricket Rise
India's takeover of International Cricket Council (ICC) could leave global repercussions and affects the lower rungs of the sport, according to a report by ESPNcricinfo. India is set to receive $230m a year or 38.5% of the net surplus from the ICC's $3bn media rights deal, which is set to dominate discussions at the ICC meetings next month in Durban. With Japan Cricket Association targeted as a growth country for cricket, its head of operations, Alan Curr is hoping the country can become self-sufficient and get 50% of its funding from other sources than the ICC in the next five years.
Japan is hoping to host a World Cup in the future, given the raw talent of children honed on a diet of baseball. According to Curr, "when I first came to Japan, it was clear that there was talent here - more than I expected," he said. One of Japan's main goals is to become less reliant on ICC funding and to generate their own in the next five years with the belief that it could make a mark on cricket given the raw talent of children. The country is also hoping to stand on its own two feet in the cricket world, with attracting sponsorship being one of the main challenges.
#technology
The Epoch Times: Honda Recalling 1.3 Million Vehicles Worldwide for Rear Camera Issue
Honda is recalling 1.3 million vehicles worldwide due to a rearview camera issue. The recall includes certain Odyssey, Pilot, and Passport models from 2018-2023. The issue stems from a faulty communication cable, and no injuries or deaths related to the recall have been reported.