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America First News
27 Jun 2023
#politics
Newsbusters: Media Mogul Michael Bloomberg Celebrates Crushing American Energy Industry
Michael Bloomberg has released a report boasting about his philanthropic work to harm the American energy industry, including shutting down more than 70% of plants nationwide and blocking the construction or expansion of new U.S. petrochemical facilities. Bloomberg’s campaign intends to block around 120 proposed petrochemical facilities and opposes not only all sources of cheap and popular energy, but also any products derived from them. The report seemed to anticipate that Americans would take issue with Bloomberg’s efforts, claiming that their campaign is about local communities’ health and climate risks. Climate Depot founder Marc Morano has spoken out against the campaign, stating that restricting cheap, reliable energy and the miracle of plastic will not impact 'climate change' nor will it alter global carbon dioxide levels.
Red State: The Skinny on SCOTUS - Tuesday Edition
Supreme Court handed down three decisions on Tuesday, leaving seven more to go. Among the rulings, the Court affirmed the state’s right to impose restrictions on congressional redistricting and to hear a case against a railroad company by an out-of-state employee. In another case, the Court set a recklessness standard for determining whether speech is a “true threat” and not protected by the First Amendment.
The Blaze: 'Somebody's lying': Legal scholar demands Congress act over 'real criminal and impeachable conduct' in Hunter Biden probe
Legal scholar Jonathan Turley calls for Congress to investigate the Justice Department's Hunter Biden probe, as there are conflicting accounts of how the investigation was conducted. Attorney General Merrick Garland insists that the U.S. attorney leading the investigation had complete independence, but IRS whistleblowers allege interference and slow-walking. Turley believes there may be criminal and impeachable conduct, and Congress needs to bring people in under subpoena to find the truth.
PJ Media: The Oregon Republican Party Needs an Intervention
The state of Oregon has become reliably blue, but the state's Republican Party still matters as it controls seven electoral votes and sends three representatives to the national party. However, the Oregon Republican Party is on the verge of collapse with fines piling up from the Secretary of State and an investigation by the Federal Election Commission looming. The ORP has failed to recruit candidates, handle fines, fundraise, and respond to demand letters, among other issues, and has been taken over by people more interested in settling old scores than running an efficient organization. The party needs an intervention before it slides into bankruptcy.
Newsbusters: Lone Solider: Wegmann Only Reporter to Press KJP on Hunter Appearing at WH State Dinner
During a White House press briefing, Real Clear Politics reporter Philip Wegmann questioned Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre on President Biden's ethics for having his son attend a state dinner with Attorney General Merrick Garland. Jean-Pierre deflected the question by emphasizing the administration's transparency on ethics and strict rules. Wegmann also asked about Florida Governor Ron DeSantis's visit to the border, to which Jean-Pierre claimed that it was Republican efforts that caused the biggest border security cut in history, while President Biden has secured record funding for border security and implemented policies that have reduced unlawful border crossings.
Fox News: Senate report hammers FBI, Homeland Security over 'massive' Jan 6 intelligence failures
The FBI and DHS ignored a "massive amount" of intel before the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, according to a Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee report. Both organizations downplayed the plans of certain right-wing groups, considering them only as internet hyperbole. The issue was seen as a failure of imagination to see breaches of the Capitol as credible .
Senator John Kennedy, R-La., called for an independent investigation, as half the information provided by Democrats in the House had politicized the issue. He suggested that federal government received advance notice of the riot and that the institutions in Washington were not going to regain their integrity until they started telling the truth. Kennedy described the riot as an "abomination" and the truth must be told .
The Right Scoop: Mark Levin takes on Biden’s corrupt DOJ
Corrupt Biden DOJ, led by AG Garland, has committed scores of felonies, publicly identifying and characterizing classified information, interfering in the presidential election, and smearing Trump and his supporters. Meanwhile, they cover up evidence of Biden's financial schemes involving communist China. Garland is a dangerous man with Stalinist characteristics who has stonewalled appointing a special counsel to investigate Biden and is destroying the country with the help of the corrupt media and Democrat Party. The latest prosecutorial leak of an audio clip is intended to poison a jury pool and deny the former president due process.
Red State: Trump Discusses Fox News, RFK Jr., Elon Musk and How Tired Chris Christie Is
Former President Donald Trump spoke with Eric Bolling on Newsmax, discussing topics such as the 2024 primary, post-Tucker Carlson Fox News, disparities in media coverage, and his rivals for the GOP nomination, among others. He criticized the Bidens' corruption, the mainstream media's lack of coverage on the issue, and Fox News for not covering election fraud properly. Trump also discussed the GOP debate, Chris Christie's low approval rating, Truth Social, Elon Musk, the economy during his presidency, and the Russia-Ukraine war.
#society
Flag And Cross: UK Universities Urged To Adopt IHRA Definition Of Antisemitism
A report from the UK Parliament's task force on antisemitism in higher education recommends that universities embrace the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance working definition of antisemitism to build trust with Jewish students, staff and faculty. The task force consulted individuals and groups at 50 universities throughout the UK before issuing the 44-page report. While it notes that many Jewish students and staff have positive experiences, it comments that the impact of antisemitic incidents should not be underestimated and that current procedures may not provide sufficient protection. It also suggests wider training on the issue. Lord John Mann, the UK government's independent adviser on antisemitism, said the report was "vital".
Daily Wire: State Dept To Spend Nearly $50k Pushing Trans ‘Inclusive Policies’ On Indian Corporations
The State Department is set to provide nearly $50,000 in taxpayer funds to an Indian organization promoting transgender inclusion policies in workplaces. The grant aims to sensitize corporations towards transgender individuals, adopt inclusive policies, and create a safe environment. The State Department also plans to invest in similar pro-transgender initiatives in other foreign countries.
National Review: The Corner: More Than Halfway There!
The webathon has raised over $50,000, thanks to donations big and small. Support is appreciated to continue reporting on gender issues without bias.
#foreignaffairs
Human Events: ‘WATCH OUT’: China develops new bioweapon program that could
‘specifically attack the genetics of a group of people’
China is developing bioweapons to target specific groups of people using gene-editing technology and a massive gene database. They identify groups and individuals they dislike, tailor bioweapons to attack their genetics, and use artificial intelligence to collate information. Jack Posobiec and Brandon Weichert warn that the bioweapons could be used against Muslim Turkik Uyghurs in China, as well as individuals in America. The development of bioweapons using CRISPR/Cas 9 technology has not been regulated, and could pose a serious threat to national security.
The Chinese military-civil fusion approach to bioweapons is different from the US's focus on traditional bioweapons and chemicals. They are using advanced technology and AI to target specific groups of people or individuals and potentially wipe out undesirables. The US faced its most serious biological attack when letters containing anthrax appeared in US mail weeks after 9/11. Dr. Bruce Ivins, part of the USAMRIID team, committed suicide after being charged in the case. The use of bioweapons targeting specific genetic traits could have devastating consequences and pose a serious threat to public health and safety.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Reduces Stake In Chinese EV Maker BYD
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has been reducing its stake in Chinese EV maker BYD, selling around 2.53 million Hong Kong-listed shares for $86.3m. This follows a previous sale in May when it sold 1.96 million BYD shares for $59m, lowering its holding below 10%. Berkshire first invested in BYD in 2008, purchasing 225 million shares valued at $230 million. The sale of BYD shares may reflect Buffett's cautious approach to the automotive industry. Meanwhile, BYD's diversified production of plug-in hybrids and EVs sets it apart from Tesla with reports suggesting that Buffett's recent divestment is routine rather than a policy divergence with his deputy, Charlie Munger.
#military
Forbes: Much Ado About Nothing: Lockheed And RTX Are Not At Loggerheads Over F-35 Engine Upgrades
Lockheed Martin's head has called for a new turbofan engine to be purchased to boost the F-35 fighter's performance whilst testing for adaptive engines has been ongoing by General Electric and Pratt & Whitney. However, there were disagreements between Lockheed Martin and Pratt & Whitney, with the contract agreeing to pursue a core upgrade of the engine. Whilst this topic was thought to be the most interesting military story coming out of the Paris Air Show, it is unlikely to gain traction.
#culture
Daily Wire: Jennifer Lawrence Was Accused Of Cheating With Miley’s Ex-Husband — Here’s What She Says Happened
Jennifer Lawrence denies rumors of having an affair with Liam Hemsworth, Miley Cyrus’ ex-husband. Lawrence addressed the rumors during an appearance on “Watch What Happens Live" with Andy Cohen, stating that the rumors were "not true" and a "total rumor." Lawrence also noted that she and Hemsworth only kissed once years after Cyrus and Hemsworth broke up. The rumors were sparked by Cyrus’ music video for “Flowers,” in which she wore a gold dress similar to what Lawrence wore to the 2012 premiere of “The Hunger Games,” the movie in which she co-starred with Hemsworth.
#health
Fox News: IV therapy craze has Americans pumping vitamins into their veins: Results are 'pretty dramatic'
IV drip therapy, a method of receiving essential vitamins directly into the bloodstream, has become popular as a hangover cure and general health trend. About 50% of the US population is vitamin deficient, leading to a major demand in supplements. Traditional oral supplements are not always effective, but IV therapy permits vitamins to be absorbed almost 100%. IV clinics often offer individualized vitamin drips, tailored to the patient's specific needs. While the practice is not covered by insurance, IV therapy is considered safe when used responsibly.
Fox News: North Carolina Republicans approve revisions to tighten abortion restrictions
North Carolina's Senate approved revisions to its new abortion restrictions, one of which is set to be enacted this weekend. The new law will ban most abortions after 12 weeks of pregnancy and adds exceptions to the 12-week ban, replacing current rules that ban nearly all abortions after 20 weeks. Meanwhile, pro-life activists are challenging the imposition of anti-protest zones around abortion clinics in a separate lawsuit. The changes offered by the Senate may address some of the inconsistencies, unconstitutional restrictions and other issues identified in the lawsuit filed by Planned Parenthood South Atlantic and a physician.
The Babylon Bee: Study Finds Number 1 Cause Of Injury Among Boys Is Jumping Off Roof With Umbrella
- Research shows that the number 1 cause of injury among boys aged 3-18 years in the US is jumping off a roof with an umbrella. Families reportedly spend $480 billion per year on emergency room visits related to such injuries. The study also found other common causes of injury include building makeshift ramps and jumping down an entire flight of stairs with a black cape just like Batman.
#education
The Blaze: 'Psychological war campaign' that's 'trying to break people': Penn State professor directed to teach English is racist, subjected to 'White Teachers are a Problem' workshop, lawsuit claims
Former Penn State professor claims university associated English language with "white supremacy," disciplined him for bullying habits, and suggested mental health treatment. Lawsuit filed.
Daily Wire: Professor Says College Official Told Him ‘There Is A Problem With The White Race,’ Files Lawsuit
Former Penn State professor sues school for discrimination, claims officials asked him to excuse poor academic performance from black and Hispanic students. .
#crime
Fox News: Florida woman charged with manslaughter in shooting of neighbor amid yearslong feud
Susan Lorincz, a white woman, has been charged with manslaughter and assault in the shooting death of Ajike Owens, a black mother of four, in Florida on June 2. Lorincz fired a single round from her .380-caliber handgun that went through her closed door and fatally struck Owens while she was standing next to her 9-year-old son. State Attorney William Gladson previously contemplated filing a second-degree murder charge, however his office concluded there was insufficient evidence that Lorincz had "hatred, spite, ill will or evil intent" toward Owens. If convicted, Lorincz faces up to 30 years in prison.
Fox News: New York doctor, family man killed in road rage assault as fire smoke filled city: police
Dr. Jaime Yun dies of brain injury on June 16 at the age of 56 due to a road-rage attack by Dexter Alexander on June 8, in Brooklyn, New York. According to police, Yun apparently hit Alexander's side-view mirror, which prompted the attack. Alexander was arrested two hours later and has been charged with assault. Yun was a renowned cardiothoracic surgeon and has left behind his wife and two children.
Front Page Magazine: DOJ Report Blames Jeffrey Epstein Death on Inexplicable Series of Errors
Jeffrey Epstein's death remains a mystery despite a new DOJ report blaming a series of errors. Epstein wasn't monitored and was given plenty of bed linens to hang himself. Guards lied about conducting rounds and he wasn't housed with a cellmate, and video recording systems malfunctioned. It's just one of those things that happen when one of the most dangerous men in the world commits suicide before he can name names.
#sports
Forbes: Derek Carr Excited To Join New Orleans Saints’ Winning Culture
Derek Carr is relishing the opportunity to play for the New Orleans Saints after signing a four-year, $150 million deal with the franchise. Carr has played for the Raiders for years but only joined the playoffs in the 2021 campaign. Now with the Saints, Carr is excited to be a part of a team that has consistently made it to the playoffs, joining a winning culture that he hopes the Raiders can replicate. In addition, the Saints play in the wide-open NFC South, and Carr is supported by an exciting group of offensive playmakers and a strong defense.
Outdoor Life: The Best Baitcasting Reels of 2023, Tested and Reviewed
New baitcasting reels have precise performance, durability, and gear ratios. They can catch almost every fish species in North America. The best low-profile baitcasting reels for bass and inshore saltwater reviewed and recommended.
#technology
Fox News: How to send large videos on your phone
Sending large videos through email can be a hassle, but there are free solutions available for both iPhone and Android users. iPhone users can use Mail Drop, which uploads the video to iCloud and sends a link to the recipient. Android users can utilize Google Drive, which allows for easy attachment and sharing of large videos. Both options are free and easy to use.
Flag And Cross: Lab-Grown Steak: The Future Of Sustainable Meat Production?
An Israeli food-tech company, Aleph Farms, has developed a method of growing meat from isolated cow cells, focusing solely on beef initially. The company's objective is to advance food security through meat production that is independent of climate change and dwindling natural resources. Aleph Farms is the first company to have cultured steak, which is expected to hit selected restaurants in Israel and Singapore once regulatory approvals are granted, with the goal of supermarkets by 2026. One of the biggest challenges is to reduce production costs to achieve price parity with the beef market.
#other
Fox News: North Carolina Gov. Cooper’s farm bill veto may soon be overridden by Republican lawmakers
Republicans in North Carolina have begun efforts to override Governor Roy Cooper's veto of their annual farm bill. Cooper refused to sign the bill on Friday, citing environmental concerns about changes to protections for wetlands. Environmental groups criticised the legislation for increasing the risk of pollution and flooding, but Republicans claimed the changes would fall in line with federal law and only affect isolated areas. Cooper's administration claims the bill would protect only half of the state's wetlands.
Forbes: Country Music Goes No. 1 And 2 On Music Charts—First Time In 40 Years
Country singers Morgan Wallen and Luke Combs have become the first country artists in over 40 years to hold the top two positions on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, with Wallen's "Last Night" at No. 1 and Combs' cover of Tracy Chapman's "Fast Car" at No. 2. Wallen has also reclaimed the No. 1 spot on the Billboard album chart with "One Thing at a Time," which has scored 14 weeks at the top. Country music streaming has surged among millennial and Gen Z listeners in recent years, with Spotify reporting a global increase of over 60% between 2019 and 2022.
Fox News: Small plane crashes into North Carolina home, killing pilot
A small plane crashed into a home in North Carolina, killing the pilot and causing exterior damage to the home. The people inside were unharmed. Authorities are investigating the cause of the crash.