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America First News
26 Jun 2023
#politics
Washington Free Beacon: McCarthy Floats Garland Impeachment After Whistleblower Allegations
Republicans may launch an impeachment investigation into Attorney General Merrick Garland if allegations about the Justice Department mistreating the Hunter Biden investigation are substantiated. IRS investigator Gary Shapley claimed that Garland's department prevented criminal tax charges against Biden. The inconsistencies in their statements could warrant impeachment investigations into Garland. Republicans suspect that Biden is receiving special treatment from the Justice Department, who awarded him with two minor tax charges and a felony gun charge.
Breitbart: Watch: Ice Cube Vows to Take On the Political, Hollywood, Media, and Sports Establishments with 'F**k the Gatekeepers Tour'
Ice Cube plans to launch a "Fuck the Gatekeepers" podcast tour this year, which he says will challenge the establishment elite who control politics, media, sports, and other fields. He claims that his Contract with Black America, which proposes economic opportunity and "representation" for blacks, has made him a target of the establishment. The rapper-actor has attempted for years to find political traction for his contract, and his relationship with former President Donald Trump has enraged many in the entertainment industry.
Fox News: Conservative artist throws pizza at New York City Hall in response to coal-fired oven crackdown
Conservative activist Scott LoBaido threw pizza at city hall in response to a crackdown on coal- and wood-fired ovens used to make pizza. LoBaido's protest was meant to defy impending regulations from the city aimed at cutting carbon emissions. The New York City Department of Environmental Protection has drawn up new rules requiring pizzerias to hire engineers to inspect carbon emissions and install filters to cut carbon emissions in pre-2016 coal- and wood-fired ovens or face thousands of dollars in renovations.
Breitbart: Joe Biden Says 'No,' He Didn't Lie About Talking Business with Hunter
Joe Biden denies lying about not speaking with his son Hunter Biden regarding the family's international business deals, despite mounting evidence to the contrary. The White House changed its stance on Joe Biden's role in his family's business affairs after reporters asked about accusations by an IRS whistleblower that Joe and Hunter Biden were together when Hunter demanded payment in a WhatsApp message to a CCP-linked contact. Hunter's attorney, Chris Clark, tried to distance Joe Biden from the scandal by framing Hunter as a victim of addiction. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy threatened impeachment proceedings against Joe Biden's attorney general if the whistleblower allegations are true.
The New American: NASA Opposes Lithium Mining of Nevada Valley - The New American
NASA opposes lithium mining in Railroad Valley, Nevada due to the mineral-rich lakebed's use in post-launch satellite calibration. The Bureau of Land Management has withdrawn over 23,000 acres of public land in the valley for the next 20 years to maintain the surface's physical integrity and subsurface environment, protecting NASA's sensitive satellites. However, mining companies argue that the lithium is crucial for American economic and national security, reducing the country's dependence on foreign nations, and transitioning to a green economy. The battle over the Railroad Valley project continues.
The Blaze: Republican senator challenges union boss to a cage fight
Markwayne Mullin, Republican senator, and union boss Sean O'Brien had a heated exchange during a hearing in March. After months of stewing, O'Brien challenged Mullin to a fight on Twitter, which Mullin accepted. Mullin is a former MMA fighter and both sides have agreed to fight on September 30 for charity, despite some opposition.
The Federalist Papers: Prominent Democrat Announces Candidacy to Become First Transgender Member of Congress
Sarah McBride, a state senator from Delaware and a transgender individual with ties to the Biden family, has announced a run for Congress. If successful, McBride would become the first transgender member of Congress. McBride is running for the state's lone House seat, currently held by Democratic Rep. Lisa Blunt Rochester, who will vacate the seat to run for the U.S. Senate seat held by Democratic Sen. Tom Carper.
Washington Free Beacon: Trans Candidate Mounts Congressional Bid: 'Diversity in Government is Necessary'
Delaware state senator and transgender woman, Sarah McBride, announced her bid to become the first transgender member of Congress. She stated that diversity in government is necessary for a healthy democracy and to truly deliver for people. McBride won more than 70 percent of the vote in the last election for the State Senate.
Fox News: House Weaponization Committee: Biden admin 'colluded' with Big Tech, 'facilitated the censorship of Americans'
The House Weaponization Subcommittee has accused the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) of actively censoring Americans through third-party intermediaries under the Biden administration. The allegations focus on CISA's involvement with Big Tech and government-funded third parties to censor content deemed "misinformation" by funneling reports to social media platforms. The report also claims that CISA expanded its mission from cybersecurity protection to monitor "all disinformation, including Americans’ speech."
#society
The Epoch Times: Mother of Titan Submersible Victim Gave 'Excited' Son Her Spot on Doomed Vessel
The mother of two victims who died in the Titan submersible tragedy revealed that her son had an unusual goal - to solve a Rubik's Cube at the deepest point near the world-famous shipwreck. The 19-year-old even applied to become the first person to solve the puzzle at 3,700 meters below sea level but the application was rejected. Shahzada and Suleman Dawood had originally planned to make the trip with their mother but Christine Dawood gave the spot to her son because he was really excited about the project. Both her sons had wanted to view the famous shipwreck for a very long time and Suleman was disappointed when the original trip was cancelled due to COVID-19 as he was too young to go at the time.
Dawood said the shock of losing her family members was delayed while they were supposed to come up to the surface, but after 96 hours, she lost hope and prepared herself for the worst. Following the incident, Dawood said she and her daughter promised they would learn to solve the Rubik's Cube for Suleman and they will continue Shahzada's work. Shahzada was one of the richest men in Pakistan, and the Dawood Foundation, a charitable organisation of which he was a Board of Trustees member, plans to hold a service for him. Prayers will also be held on Tuesday at the foundation for Shahzada and Suleman.
Flag And Cross: Social Media Is The Best Way To Judge A Restaurant, Say 41% Of Adults
A poll of 2,000 adults found 41% believe social media is the best way to judge a restaurant with food close-ups as the most sought-after content, rising to 58% for 18- to 26-year-olds. 17% signed up to a social media platform specifically to find out more about particular restaurants. Facebook (43%) and Instagram (41%) are the go-to destinations for finding the best places for food, with food presentation (33%) being the top element that makes something worthy of being posted on social media. The research also revealed that one in five consumers is now dining out less frequently, opting to visit higher value special eateries instead.
66% of 200 restaurant owners have joined social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok to grow their customer base. Many have even upgraded their smartphone (32%) to ensure their content is top notch. Restaurateurs have seen an increase in bookings through these platforms by 80%. Social media provides a ‘shop window’ for restaurants to market their food making it a valuable way of attracting new customers to a venue.
Fox News: On crowded train, woman refuses to make room for others because she's been 'harassed' by men before
A woman refused to move her bag from an empty train seat, preventing others from sitting next to her because she didn't want to sit next to a "creepy guy." An altercation ensued, and an employee had to intervene to move the woman to a handicap seat. Most users on the AITA subreddit deemed her behavior as "YTA" ("You're the A--hole") because everyone should have access to seating on a crowded train, regardless of gender.
#war
Foreign Policy: Congress Presses Biden to Deliver Cluster Munitions to Ukraine
Lawmakers are urging the Biden administration to send cluster munitions to Ukraine to assist in their ongoing counteroffensive against Russian forces. The weapon, which can be fired from artillery cannons and scatter up to 88 bomblets, could help Ukraine cut through Russian tanks and dug-in positions. However, the use of cluster bombs raises serious human rights concerns. Some military analysts have advocated for the use of DPICMs, arguing it could help address Ukraine’s artillery shortfalls and conserve traditional artillery shells. However, other experts argue that providing cluster munitions would undermine international arms control regimes and that Ukraine has already been a responsible steward of U.S.-provided weapons.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Lawmakers Demand Classified Briefing on Chinese Spy Base in Cuba
Lawmakers are urging the Biden administration to hold a classified briefing on the secret Chinese spy facility in Cuba due to the national security implications of the "growing intelligence" the CCP is gathering close to U.S. shores. Both Congress and the American public "deserve clarity about the national security implications of this direct provocation by our adversaries, and the concrete steps the Administration plans to take in response," say Sen. Robert Menendez and Rep. Michael McCaul. China has been operating an espionage facility on the island since at least 2019, which the White House has confirmed, and is just 90 miles off the nearest part of Florida, potentially targeting military bases and sensitive communication data.
Daily Wire: White House Says U.S. Won’t Take Sides In Russia’s Wagner Uprising
The US is not taking sides in the Wagner Group's uprising in Russia, according to John Kirby, coordinator for Strategic Communications at the National Security Council, who stated that the US is "not involved" and "would not get involved" and that "regime change is not our policy." Kirby also said that Putin's continued leadership is not the focus of the Biden administration, but supporting Ukraine in its fight against a Russian invasion is. The situation involves the Wagner mercenaries, who are in conflict with Russia's military leadership over their handling of the war in Ukraine and were allegedly marching toward Moscow until a recent deal was made.
#economy
Forbes: Author Post: The Power And Impact Of Holding Assets
Compounding assets always lead to exponential growth, making it important to hold onto them for as long as possible to create generational wealth. However, the "die and distribute" trap often leads to spendthrift behavior by heirs, depleting the assets. To avoid this, it is important to create a 200 Year Plan that preserves assets for future generations through a legacy plan. By investing in cash flow assets like dividend paying stocks or rental real estate, income can be generated to pay expenses and continue buying more assets, leading to financial success.
Fox News: NYC's prized coal-fired pizza shops could be 'crushed' by costly green-fueled regulations: pizzeria owner
New York City pizzerias using wood- or coal-fired ovens installed prior to 2016 would be required to cut carbon emissions by up to 75% under new regulations proposed by the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP). Restaurant owners would need to install a filter to the specified ovens then hire an engineer to regularly inspect the carbon emissions. Many pizzeria owners, including Paul Giannone, owner of Paulie Gee’s Pizzeria in Brooklyn, have expressed concern about the costs of complying with the rule, which could put some out of business.
Giannone said he had already spent over $20,000 since 2018 on emissions control air-filter devices for his wood-fired oven in anticipation of the DEP rule. "Why do I have to spend $20,000? I'm paying a ton of taxes already," he said, adding that if the city hoisted costly regulations on its business owners, taxpayers should be footing the bill. The DEP's new rule could impact 100 New York pizzerias, including famous ones such as Lombardi's in Little Italy, John's of Bleecker Street in Greenwich Village, and Grimaldi's near the Brooklyn Bridge.
#culture
Breitbart: Parent Company Guts Woke-Stained Turner Classic Movies
Warner Bros. Discovery is cutting staff at Turner Classic Movies, causing concern among some of Hollywood's elite directors. However, one commenter argues that TCM has lost its unique and important quality, purity, that it once brought to movie broadcasting. TCM's current "censorship," "telling people what to think," and "shaming" of classic films is compared to McCarthyism, which is "un-American, immoral, insulting, and off-putting." The commentator urges viewers to curate their own collections of classic movies before the "Woke Nazis" have eliminated hard copies and replaced them with digital versions that may be censored.
#health
National Review: The Corner: It’s Okay to Want to Lose Weight
Clinical trials of oral semaglutide show promising results for weight loss. Two studies reveal that a 50 mg dosage was most effective at reducing body weight for those with type 2 diabetes. Safety concerns were minimal. However, obesity experts are concerned weight-loss medication contributes to society's obsession with thinness and disordered eating. Despite these claims, anti-obesity culture may be seen as beneficial for reducing morbidity and mortality.
The New American: The Battle to Protect the Unborn Rages One Year After Death of Roe - The New American
The Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, leading to a patchwork of pro-life and pro-death states. The next battle is to establish that unborn babies are persons.
#education
Fox News: College allegedly fired biology professor for teaching sex was determined by chromosomes X and Y
Professor fired for teaching biology based on science and his religious beliefs, accused of discrimination. Religious freedom vs. political correctness.
National Review: Colorado Law Firm Files Complaint with Education Department over UC-Berkeley’s ‘Black’ Graduation
Law firm files civil rights complaint against UC Berkeley over "Black" graduation ceremony, alleging discrimination; violates Title VI of Civil Rights Act.
The Blaze: Professor who supports free speech sues California school district for allegedly violating his First Amendment rights: 'Professor Johnson refrains from expressing himself on political matters for fear of ... investigations and termination'
Bakersfield College history professor sues school district for violating First Amendment rights; claims forced adherence to state-mandated ideology.
#sports
The Epoch Times: Buffalo Bills Player Cancels Charity Golf Event at Trump Venue Citing 'External Pressures'
Jordan Poyer cancels his annual charity golf event at Trump National in Doral, after “external pressures” led to sponsors and golfers withdrawing at the last minute. Poyer expressed his disappointment about the partisan climate in America and the role of egos in getting in the way of positive human interaction. He also called out Buffalo hospital ECMC for withdrawing its sponsorship of the event.
Forbes: New England Patriots Will Find A Place On The Field For Ty Montgomery’s Flexibility
Ty Montgomery, a veteran running back and wide receiver, saw limited action with the New England Patriots in his first year due to placement on injured reserve after one game. However, he is expected to have a place on the team in the upcoming NFL season, providing versatility on offense and in the kicking game. Montgomery has been praised for his good size, explosive speed and ability to do many different things on the field. He has played for several other NFL teams since entering the league in 2015, accounting for 2,297 yards and 11 touchdowns from scrimmage.
#other
Flag And Cross: Northeast At Risk For Severe Weather For Multiple Days
Severe weather threatens the Northeast for several days, with risks of flooding and power outages. The jet stream will dip southward, merging cooler air with plentiful moisture, creating a train of severe storms across the East Coast. The most widespread severe risk is expected to be damaging winds, with gusts of 60-70 mph possible. Despite the hazards, this wet weather will hopefully help with the drought-stricken region in the Northeast.
Flag And Cross: Texans Unite After Deadly Tornado Strikes Small Town
A deadly tornado ripped through Matador, Texas, killing four people and injuring 10 others. Emergency responders, including storm chasers and local fire departments, have been deployed to the area for search and rescue operations. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott issued a disaster declaration to swiftly respond to communities affected by severe weather and tornadoes in West Texas.