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America First News
26 Jun 2023
#politics
The Epoch Times: Torontonians Head to Polls Monday to Elect New Mayor
Toronto voters will head to the polls on June 26th to elect their new mayor following John Tory's resignation. Olivia Chow is currently leading the polls with 36%, followed by Ana Bailão with 30%. Former police chief Mark Saunders, political commentator Anthony Furey, former Ontario Liberal MPP Mitzie Hunter, and city councillor Brad Bradford are all lagging behind with between 1% and 9% of the vote. The candidates are focusing on addressing Toronto's affordable housing crisis in their campaigns, with Chow's plan including raising taxes on expensive real-estate purchases to build cheaper housing units.
The Blaze: Leftist keyboard warriors hack city of Fort Worth's system over Texas' restrictions on child sex-change mutilations
LGBT activists target Fort Worth City's cyber systems who claim to want to make a statement to the US government. The hackers, believed to be SiegedSec, mainly targeted pro-life state governments after the Supreme Court's Dobbs ruling overturning Roe v. Wade. This attack occurred after Texas Governor ratified a law prohibiting child sex-change mutilations, irreversible puberty blockers, and cross-sex hormones to children. Although the data was not of a critical nature, it included photographs, spreadsheets, invoices, PDF documents, emails between staff, and other information related to work orders. The group claimed to have leaked more than 180 gigabytes of data and suggest that it is traceless by the FBI. The city is now seeking assistance from law enforcement to investigate this hack.
#society
Red State: Saira Rao, The Most Miserable Person in the World
Saira Rao, a member of the race-ranting group, hates white people and wrote a book about white women's racism, published by a boardroom of white women. She recently ranted on Twitter about white people approaching black and brown people at the grocery store, but the author of this article has never seen this happen and believes Rao is a racial vampire feasting on the guilt of others.
Fox News: Zimbabwean women challenge law that bans sex toys
Sitabile Dewa is challenging Zimbabwe's "censorship and entertainments control" law which makes the importation or possession of sex toys illegal, stating that the law is repressive and infringes on her freedom. Women and men attend workshops on women’s sexual and reproductive health in Harare, Zimbabwe and women's rights campaigners say Dewa's challenge is significant as a broader challenge to the nation’s patriarchal outlook. While untangling the effects of colonialism on women's rights in sub-Saharan Africa, studies have shown that African women were far more sexually expressive before European laws, culture and religion were imposed.
Forbes: If You Want To Learn The Art Of Effective Workplace Communication, These Are The Skills You Need To Hone
Effective communication is essential in the workplace. It involves listening and understanding others as well as expressing your own ideas. Cultivating skills like curiosity, empathy, and active listening can help minimize misunderstandings and create stronger professional relationships, leading to success in the workplace. Disagreements should be embraced and focused on the common goal. It's important to remember that these are skills that can be learned and practiced.
#war
The Epoch Times: Russia's Shoigu Appears in Video for First Time Since Wagner Mutiny
Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu makes his first public appearance since the Wagner mercenary group mutiny, listening to Colonel General Yevgeny Nikiforov's report on the situation on the front lines in Ukraine. Shoigu visited the advanced post of Russian troops involved in the conflict and heard about the formation of new reserve forces in the Zapad military grouping. He tasked them with continuing active reconnaissance to reveal the enemy's plans against Ukrainian forces. Valery Gerasimov has not been seen since the mutiny, and there was no word from the Kremlin about any new personnel changes.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Serbian court releases 3 police officers following US, EU demands that they be set free
Serbian court orders the release of three police officers from Kosovo charged with illegal possession of weapons and explosive devices. Tensions remain high between the two nations, with Kosovo officials insisting the policemen were kidnapped, while Serbia claims the officers crossed into Serbia from Kosovo. The dispute highlights the long-standing tensions between the two countries that have flared into violent clashes.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Drop in German Business Morale Points to Longer Recession
German business morale worsens for second month in a row in June, with the Ifo business climate index falling to 88.5 compared to May's 91.5. The downturn is attributed to China's weak economic performance, the possibility of a looming US recession, and continuing monetary policy tightening with; Bundesbank however offered a ray of hope suggesting that Germany's recession will end in the spring with GDP predicted to rise slightly in the second quarter. Economists argue that the German economy will remain in recession throughout 2023 as the country continues to face weakening demand both internally and externally.
#health
Fox News: Georgia man crushed by falling tree during severe thunderstorm; thousands without power
Severe thunderstorms leave thousands without power in Georgia; a 55-year-old man killed by a falling tree, while others battle downed trees.
#crime
The Federalist Papers: Jussie Smollett Gets Huge Career Opportunity Despite Hate Crime Hoax Conviction: Report
Jussie Smollett, infamous for staging a hate crime, is directing an upcoming film with Vivica A. Fox in California. In January 2019, Smollett falsely reported two MAGA-hat-wearing assailants attacked him with bleach in downtown Chicago. Smollett was convicted of filing false police reports and faces five months in jail unless his appeal is successful.
#sports
Forbes: How Bethany England’s Spurs Move Earned Her A World Cup Call-Up
Bethany England took a risk leaving Chelsea for Tottenham Hotspur in search of game time. The move paid off as she scored 12 goals in 12 Women’s Super League matches and earned her spot in coach Sarina Wiegman’s’ squad for the World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.
England explained that she had to make the switch to Spurs to improve her situation. She missed the national team’s previous games due to not getting enough minutes on the field. Although she faces competition for a starting position on the squad, England is happy to be back and ready for the Lionesses' World Cup campaign.
The Epoch Times: Belgian Shot Putter Boumkwo Runs 100 Meters Hurdles to Save Team From Disqualification
Belgium shot put and hammer throw champ Jolien Boumkwo saved her team from disqualification at European Championships in Poland by running 100m hurdles race, earning two points with a 32.81 seconds finish. The 29-year-old athlete stepped up when Belgium's hurdlers had to withdraw due to injury, winning admiration from audience and rivals alike.
The Epoch Times: Ruoning Yin, 20, Comes From Behind to Win Women's PGA
Ruoning Yin of China won the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship after birdying the final hole to finish at 8 under. She overcame stiff competition from Japan’s Yuka Saso and South Korea’s Jenny Shin, both of whom shared the lead at different stages of the afternoon. Yin played a calm, understated game, avoiding any three-putts and maintaining zero bogeys on the day. She won her first professional major, joining a select group of Chinese women who have accomplished that feat and is ranked amongst the top 25 golfers in the world.
The Epoch Times: Florida hammers LSU 24–4 to send MCWS to Game 3
Florida Gators' dominating performance against LSU Tigers in the second game of the men's College World Series resulted in a 24-4 victory for the Gators. The final game will be played on Monday, and will determine who will lift the trophy in this year's men’s College World Series.
Forbes: FC Barcelona Offer Chelsea Two Players After Jules Kounde Enquiry: Reports
Barcelona offered Chelsea Ansu Fati and Ferran Torres in exchange for Jules Kounde, whom Chelsea inquired about. Kounde won La Liga in his first season with Barcelona but played out of position at right back. Chelsea has also expressed interest in Raphinha, whom Barcelona beat Chelsea to last year, but the Brazilian has performed well and wants to stay with Barcelona. Newcastle United is also reportedly willing to pay €80 million for him.
#outdoors
Boating Mag: Six Family Boats Built for Tow Sports
Boating Magazine reviews six great family-oriented tow boats for 2023 including the Regal LS2 Surf, Four Winns H2 OB, Chaparral 23 SSi, Yamaha 222XD, Scout 195 Dorado Sport and Avalon Waketoon. Each boat features a variety of multi-purpose features that enhance water sports such as ballast for wakeboarding and wakesurfing, specialized sterndrives, and wake-shaping devices. The boats, ranging from runabouts to pontoon boats, are specifically designed for a variety of water sports including tubing, wakeboarding, kneeboarding, water-skiing, and barefoot water-skiing.
#technology
The Federalist Papers: MTG Says She Got a Terrifying Message After Her TV 'Turned on by Itself'
Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene claims her smart TV turned on by itself and showed someone's laptop trying to connect to it, prompting fears of spying and cyberstalking by hackers. Greene tweeted a link to a CBS report that details the risk of smart TVs being hacked into. The FBI has warned that smart TVs are vulnerable to spying and hacking, to the extent that a hacker could silently cyberstalk an owner by accessing the TV's camera and microphone. Some tweeted responses to Greene, suggesting that security features should be turned on.
#other
Breitbart: NYC Tells Coal, Wood Oven Pizzerias to Cut Carbon Emissions by 75%
New York City has mandated that pizzerias using wood and coal-fired ovens reduce their carbon emissions by 75 percent or face heavy fines. This rule will likely cost pizzerias with pre-2016 ovens upwards of $20,000 to install air filtration systems. The rule requires hiring a professional to assess the feasibility of emission controls, though a restaurant can apply for a variance or waiver if they can prove hardship. Up to 100 restaurants could be affected by this rule; however, some business owners have been attempting to negotiate a grandfather clause these rules as they believe it will drastically affect the quality and taste of their product.
The Epoch Times: Lightning Strikes Kill 10 as Pre-Monsoon Rains Lash Pakistan's Eastern Punjab Province
At least 10 people died in Pakistan's Punjab Province due to lightning strikes during pre-monsoon heavy rains. Punjab's mountainous areas and plains frequently witness lightning strikes. The National Disaster Management Authority has warned that flash flooding could occur due to ongoing rains. The annual monsoons season in Pakistan runs from July to September, and last summer, flooding caused by rains killed 1,739 people, displaced 8 million people, and caused losses worth $30 billion.
National Review: Don Lemon Rips CNN in First Interview Since Firing: ‘Platforming Liars and Bigots’
Don Lemon criticizes CNN's decision to host a town hall with Trump as a "dereliction of journalistic duty". In his first interview since being fired from the network in April, Lemon expressed his "responsibility" to the truth and standing up for what is right. This comes amid news of rapidly eroding confidence in CNN’s newly-appointed CEO, Chris Licht, and internal criticisms of the network's decision to host the Trump town hall, leading to Licht's dismissal as CEO within days of being published.