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America First News
26 Jun 2023
#illegals
The Right Scoop: WATCH LIVE: Gov DeSantis unveils plan to secure the border in Eagle Pass, Texas
Governor DeSantis unveils plan to deal with illegal immigration in Eagle Pass, Texas.
#politics
Red State: 'Stalinesque' Fox News on Hell-Bent Mission to Erase Tucker Carlson
Fox News is attempting to erase Tucker Carlson from America's consciousness by censoring political ads that feature him and images or footage of violent crime scenes. The network demanded that all images and footage of Tucker Carlson be removed from an ad for Republican presidential hopeful Francis Suarez, along with any violent crime scene footage involving guns or shootings. The actions have been described as "Stalinesque" by Carlson's biographer, and as being as "mean-spirited" and "nasty" by former Fox News host Eric Bolling. Fox News has also sent a cease-and-desist letter to left-wing Media Matters demanding the removal of behind-the-scenes videos of Carlson ridiculing the network.
The American Spectator: Is the Supreme Court Trying to Bring On a National Divorce?
The US Supreme Court ruled that Louisiana's congressional map must be redrawn to add a second majority-Black district, following a similar ruling for Alabama earlier this month. This raises the possibility of national divorce due to the federal government's imposition on state sovereignty. Louisiana may draw up its own congressional map rather than cut a Republican majority for an affirmative action district for a black Democrat politician. The judge may impose her own map, which would not go over well. The Supreme Court's lack of deference to state sovereignty may lead red states to ignore the federal judiciary and create chaos.
The US Supreme Court dealt a major blow to Texas and Louisiana when it ruled that the states did not have standing to challenge a Biden administration policy that's helped effectively end most deportations of foreign nationals in the US illegally. The court said Texas is powerless to do anything in court because it won't grant standing to make its arguments, even though the policy violates other elements of state sovereignty and imposes significant costs on the states. If the federal government violates other elements of state sovereignty and the states are unable to challenge these policies, then we're going to come to an impasse unseen since the late 1850s, leading to potential chaos.
The Federalist Papers: Joe Biden Had Secret Satellite Phone with a Disturbing Connection to Son Hunter: Report
Peter Schweizer of the Government Accountability Institute alleges that Joe Biden used a satellite phone paid for by a business operated by Hunter Biden to communicate with his son while he was vice president in the Obama administration. Although Hunter Biden’s dealings have been under investigation, the investigation by the House Oversight Committee has ramped up in recent weeks after the discovery of an FBI document alleging that in 2020, an informant was told that Joe Biden was involved in a bribery scandal. The claims have not been verified. Schweizer said the hunt for a link between Hunter Biden and Joe Biden has borne fruit. Should there be a criminal probe into Joe Biden himself?
PJ Media: Did The White House Quietly Admit Biden Was Involved with Hunter’s Business Deals?
The Biden administration is facing corruption allegations, including interfering with the Hunter Biden investigation and evidence that Joe Biden was involved in bribing foreign nationals. Despite repeated denials that he never discussed his family's business dealings, recent revelations show that Biden held at least 14 meetings with Hunter's business associates. The White House has now changed its narrative, stating that President Biden was "not in business" with his son, which suggests that they are attempting to change the story without admitting Joe Biden's involvement.
The Babylon Bee: Karine Jean-Pierre Throws Smoke Bomb And Disappears When Asked About Hunter Biden Texts
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre disappeared using a smoke bomb during questioning about Hunter Biden's text messages with a Chinese Communist operative, leaving reporters confused. Jean-Pierre has been struggling to evade questions about Hunter's backroom business deals and has resorted to creative tactics including giving sales presentations for essential oils, bringing out a puppy, and now disappearing using a smoke bomb. She has reportedly met with President Biden to discuss finding another missing submersible.
The Epoch Times: Trump: ‘We Have to be Strong and Powerful’ Against the Radical Abortionists
Former President Donald Trump vows to continue fighting for pro-life policies and against "demented late-term abortionists" if re-elected in 2024. Trump highlighted his accomplishments during his presidency, including appointing three Supreme Court Justices and reinstating the Mexico City policy. He also committed to rejoining the Geneva Consensus declaration and supporting pro-life laws with exceptions for rape, incest, and the life of the mother. Trump's speech comes a day after President Joe Biden met with pro-abortion groups in Washington on Friday and promised to restore Roe v. Wade.
#society
The Blaze: Scary video: Pro-LBGTQ mob gangs up on, gets physical with lone woman holding sign defending female rights
A female protester was physically assaulted by a pro-LBGTQ mob at a NYC Pride event in Washington Square Park. K. Yang, the protester, was encircled and pushed by dozens of individuals who identify as women; they also taunted and yelled at her. Despite ongoing physical contact and a cup of liquid being thrown at her head, Yang refused to put down her sign supporting female rights. The incident was captured on cellphone video and posted on Twitter.
Fox News: Civil rights icon James Meredith falls outside Mississippi Capitol during his 90th birthday event
Civil rights icon James Meredith fell at an event marking his 90th birthday but suffered no injuries and returned home. People helped him back into his wheelchair and gave him ice packs and cold water. Meredith was the first Black student to enroll at the University of Mississippi and later promoted Black voting rights in Mississippi.
Forbes: Beyoncé Donates $10,000 To Save Nigerian Restaurant In London
Beyoncé donates £8,000 to Chuku's, a Nigerian tapas restaurant in London, as part of her million-dollar pledge to support black-owned businesses globally. The £8,000 came from BeyGOOD, Beyoncé’s charitable initiative, and was awarded to ten small businesses in London. Co-owners Emeka and Ifeyinwa Frederick call the grant a lifeline for Chuku’s, which had to weather numerous challenges, including COVID-19 lockdowns and the cost-of-living crisis, since opening its doors in early 2020.
#war
Forbes: Putin May Now Be Even More Vindictive, Eyeing Ukraine’s Nuclear Plants
The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Station in Ukraine is under threat as a result of the war with Russia. President Putin has been weakened, which may result in unpredictable behavior that could lead to the station being targeted or becoming a casualty of war. The International Atomic Energy Agency has stated that there is enough cooling water to prevent reactor cores from melting down, but the ongoing conflict raises questions about the safety of nuclear energy in a world where Russia can use it as a weapon. Countries are not powerless, but diversifying uranium and technological supply lines will be challenging in the short term given Russia's market dominance in the sector.
Foreign Policy: Washington Needs to Get Ready for Russian Chaos
The deal between Putin and Prigozhin prevented a civil war in Russia, but instability remains. U.S. policymakers should focus on supporting Ukraine and preparing for different post-Putin scenarios. The West should not hope for a moderate Russian leader, and should prioritize preventing domestic strife from spilling across Russia's borders .
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Putin's secret weapon is Russia's facial recognition surveillance used to punish dissenters
- Yevgeny Prigozhin's private paramilitary group called Wagner started a violent but brief uprising against Russia, posing the biggest threat to Putin's authority in decades. Putin is likely to exert aggressive strength in a show of power. Russia is using facial recognition technology to oppress its citizens, with surveillance systems powered in part by Silicon Valley big tech companies in the U.S. Police stop and detain individuals they suspect could challenge the Kremlin and use facial recognition to capture the identities of protestors. Russia has deployed "Face Pay" in at least 240 metro stations, and the system is the world's largest implementation of facial recognition.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Goldman Sachs Downgrades Tesla To Neutral Despite Upping Price Target
Goldman Sachs downgraded Tesla from Buy to Neutral due to its substantial stock price surge, but raised the price target from $185 to $248. Analyst Mark Delaney outlined both positive and negative factors that could impact Tesla's performance, including declining vehicle prices in the industry, increased competition in the EV market, and potential delays with critical products and capabilities. Tesla's market dominance placed the EV maker in a favorable position for long-term growth, leading Goldman Sachs to adjust its 12-month price target. Tesla's stock was down 1.4% in premarket trading on Monday and is presently down nearly 8% from its June high of $277.
The Epoch Times: Bud Light Will Permanently Lose Nearly a Fourth of Its Business: Analysts
Bud Light, the beer brand owned by Anheuser-Busch InBev, may face permanent brand challenges and lose between 15% and 20% of its volume, according to one analyst. However, some analysts have suggested that the problems could be temporary and may partially fade in the future. A boycott was launched on social media after the company partnered with transgender TikTok influencer Dylan Mulvaney to promote cans of Bud Light. Data shows that over 40% of consumers have either reduced their purchasing of the brand or no longer purchase it. The beer market has been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic, and sales have not recovered.
Flag And Cross: The Ratings Are in for Bud Light's Latest Ad, And It's Still Not Looking Good for the Company
Anheuser-Busch InBev's new ad for Bud Light featuring seasonal activities is receiving backlash as people criticize it for portraying men as incompetent goons. The video received 28,000 dislikes compared to only 662 likes before Bud Light turned off the feature that displays how many dislikes the post has received. The criticisms follow AB InBev's failed marketing campaign featuring transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney, which caused a conservative boycott that drove Bud Light sales down. The company is now resorting to giveaways and rebates to win back consumers.
#religion
The Federalist Papers: Giorgia Meloni Torches UN's LGBT Agenda, Instead Introduces Policy That Christians Will Celebrate
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has been praised by conservatives for taking a stand against the United Nations' endorsement of the LGBT agenda. The UN's "independent expert on sexual orientation and gender identity," Victor Madrigal-Borloz, recently argued that where religious liberty clashes with LGBT rights, religious liberty should be overridden. In response, Meloni said "religious freedom is not a second-class right." Meloni has pledged support for persecuted Christians around the world and has made conservative values a cornerstone of her election campaign.
#culture
Spectator USA: Is Amber Heard staging a subtle comeback?
Amber Heard has moved to Madrid following her highly publicized defamation trial with ex-husband Johnny Depp. In a TikTok video, Heard expressed her love for Spain and hopes to stay there. She has also made her return to the screen with her new film In The Fire, receiving enthusiastic support from fans.
Fox News: Patti LaBelle forgets Tina Turner song lyrics during tribute, gets backlash over 'unprofessional' performance
Patti LaBelle stumbled over lyrics during a tribute performance of "The Best" honoring the late Tina Turner at the BET Awards. The teleprompter became obscured by the audience, causing LaBelle to lose her place. Viewers criticized the singer on social media, calling her performance "disrespectful" and "unprofessional."
#health
National Review: American Medical Association Strengthens Commitment to ‘Gender-Affirming Care’ and Affirmative Action
The American Medical Association (AMA) passed resolutions to strengthen DEI training in medical school, oppose legislation restricting "gender-affirming care," and oppose mandatory reporting of gender dysphoria in minors. The AMA also urged colleges and medical schools to implement race-conscious admissions procedures and oppose legacy preferences in medical school admissions.
The Economist: An acrimonious debate about covid’s origins will rumble on
- An American intelligence report on the origins of COVID-19 has found no evidence for a laboratory leak, but has left open both that hypothesis and that of a natural origin. The virus may have emerged from Zoonotic contact due to wildlife farming, trafficking and consumption in the Chinese Huanan Seafood Market. Scientists are studying the geography, zoonotic evidence, and the evolutionary history of the virus to determine the most likely source of the outbreak, but the evidence is inconclusive. The debate around COVID-19 origins, while intriguing, also detracts from the urgent need to improve global biosecurity in the animal trade and lab safety.
- Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania (UPenn) have developed a risky cancer treatment that induces patients to produce their own personalized cancer vaccines. UPenn’s modified technique uses CRISPR-Cas9 to enter an immune cell and alter its DNA, so that it produces a receptor capable of detecting a protein on the surface of cancer cells. The edited cells are then injected back into the patient, where they multiply and flood the body with new immune cells that can recognize and destroy cancer cells. The treatment has now been successfully modified to treat certain immune diseases by making the therapy temporary.
- Sweden wants to build an entire city entirely out of wood. Scientists say the modern timber buildings can be cheap, green, and fireproof, making it an appealing option for environmentally conscious governments seeking to reduce carbon emissions. Building tall with wood is made possible by layered cross-laminated timber panels, which can be used in place of steel, concrete and other heavy materials. While wooden buildings are not suitable for every climate and purpose, as in flood-prone regions or areas prone to termites, they are still a promising direction in sustainable building.
- The bigger-is-better approach to AI is running out of roads. With trillions of parameters now the norm, training machines has become a race to both gather and afford ever more computing power. However, bigger models require more data and processing power to train, meaning that the cost and energy consumption of maintaining them also increases. Researchers suggest that “more brains in a big single machine might not give us the progress we want”, and instead propose that scientists find ways to “do more with less compute” for AI models. This approach could lead to smarter, more innovative AI advancements, without the expense of ever-larger servers.
The Epoch Times: Report Reveals NHS Delivers Poorer Health Outcome Than Many Comparable Countries
The UK's National Health Service (NHS) performed poorly in terms of health outcomes compared to other countries, but provided relatively good financial protection. The study found avoidable mortality rates to be high, with diabetes outcomes being a highlight. The NHS also lacks a sufficient number of clinical staff and physical resources, with the UK's spending on healthcare being lower than average. Despite this, the NHS had a high satisfaction rate among Britons until 2019.
#crime
Daily Wire: Woman Gets 17 Years In Prison For Helping Dentist Boyfriend Murder His Wife On Safari
Lori Milliron has been sentenced to 17 years in prison for being an accessory to the murder of her boyfriend's wife on a hunting trip in Zambia. Milliron was convicted last year on charges of perjury, obstructing a grand jury and being an accessory to murder after the fact. Her boyfriend, Larry Rudolph, was convicted of murder and is set to be sentenced soon. Rudolph claimed that his wife killed herself accidentally while loading her rifle but evidence suggested otherwise, including the testimony of a game scout on the safari.
Fox News: Young girls molested while swimming in beach town rocked by series of sex assaults: police
A 43-year-old man was arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting two young girls, aged 10 and 11, while swimming near the pier on Bournemouth Beach in the United Kingdom. The suspect was arrested after the girls reported the incident to police, who are appealing for witnesses or anyone with information to come forward as they investigate two reported sexual assaults at the beach. Bournemouth has seen a series of sexual assault incidents, including a 19-year-old man who awaits trial after allegedly raping a 15-year-old girl in front of thousands on the beach.
Fox News: Man mugs woman at gunpoint, then slides into DMs to ask for date: 'too pretty to rob'
A woman from Indianapolis was robbed at gunpoint and had $100 taken from her by Damien Boyce, who later messaged her on Facebook complimenting her and asking her out. After she added him on Facebook, he sent her messages such as "Damn you were too pretty to rob," and asked her to "come chill." Boyce was charged with the armed robbery and held on a $7,500 bond. He was arrested just a week before for a separate armed robbery that involved an argument with two people and hitting another in the head with a brick.
#sports
Forbes: New York Yankees Hope Weekend Reset Gets Josh Donaldson’s Bat Rolling
Yankees benched Josh Donaldson for three straight games. GM Brian Cashman hopes he will get more consistent at-bats, as they believe he can be a key figure for the team. Manager Aaron Boone also supports Donaldson but wanted to give him a break. The team is hoping his hard-hit rates, which are improving, will lead to improved batting and more success.
#outdoors
All Outdoor: RMEF & Partners Donate $7.8 Million to Rehab Wildfire-Charred Forests
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation (RMEF) and its partners have donated $7.8 million to rehabilitate and build-back wildfire-charred forests in western US, including Montana, Nevada, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming. The RMEF has given $1.6 million in 2021-2023 to recover habitat for various wildlife, while leveraging $6.2 million from its conservation partners. The habitat enhancement projects include invasive weed treatment, aspen restoration, and conifer thinning.
The Epoch Times: Air Quality Statements in Effect for Smoky, Northeastern Parts of Ontario
Smoke from wildfires is affecting air quality in northern and eastern Ontario, as well as Ottawa, due to plumes from fires in Quebec. Environment Canada warns that high levels of air pollution may harm vulnerable groups. There are currently 462 active fires burning across Canada, with about 237 of them out of control.
Field & Stream: Watch: Shark Attacks and Pulls Angler Overboard in Florida Everglades
An angler in Everglades National Park was attacked by a large lemon shark while rinsing his hand in the water. The shark breached and pulled the man overboard as his fellow fisherman tried to help. The shark-bitten fisherman was airlifted to the hospital. Lemon sharks can weigh up to 550 pounds and are commonly found in the Atlantic and parts of the Pacific Ocean.
#other
National Review: The Corner: Say It Ain’t Dough!
The New York City Department of Environmental Protection is proposing a rule to cut carbon emissions by 75%. Pizzerias must hire an engineer to assess whether an emissions-control device can be installed and if not, the pizzeria must determine how it can reduce emissions by 25% or apply for a waiver if it poses undue hardship. The high cost of these systems will likely affect the already expensive prices of pizza, which could impact working-class New Yorkers and students.