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America First News
27 Jun 2023
#politics
Fox News: Sen. Kennedy calls out intelligence failures before January 6th: 'Start telling the truth'
Sen. John Kennedy criticized the House's prior investigation of January 6th as a "partisan car wreck" and called for a nonpartisan inquiry. He highlighted the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee's report on the FBI and Department of Homeland Security downplaying or ignoring "a massive amount of intelligence information" ahead of the Capitol riot. Kennedy expressed frustration with the politicization of the issue and the lack of transparency from government institutions.
According to a new report by the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, the FBI and Department of Homeland Security failed to recognize and warn of the potential for violence ahead of the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the U.S Capitol. The report highlights several overlooked intelligence sources, including a tip to the FBI in December 2020 that members of the far-right extremist group Proud Boys planned to "literally kill people" in Washington, D.C. during the certification of Joe Biden's victory. The agencies were also aware of social media posts calling for violence and a riot at the Capitol.
Fox News: Did you know federal intelligence agencies could be buying data about you?
Government intelligence agencies have been buying personal data from private companies to track "threat actors," raising concerns for the privacy and safety of ordinary citizens. The data can expose highly sensitive and personal details about individuals, including personal attributes, private behavior, social connections, and speech, and may be misused to pry into private lives, ruin reputations, and threaten the safety of individuals. There are no laws preventing a governmental intelligence agency from obtaining commercially available information (CAI) from private companies, and private companies face few regulations when compiling, selling, and buying personal data. The report calls attention to the need for digital privacy protections for US citizens and stricter regulations on private companies.
Fox News: Texas rep introduces bill to bar federal bailouts of states that implement reparations
Texas GOP Congressman Brian Babin has introduced the No Bailouts for Reparations Act, which seeks to block federal bailouts to any states or municipalities that implement reparations programs aimed at compensating the descendants of slavery. Babin’s bill, which is backed by 13 of his GOP colleagues, would prevent any government entities enacting reparation laws based on race, ethnicity, national origin or slavery from receiving federal bailouts. The bill comes as reparations are being discussed in several states and cities, and various task forces set up to investigate past wrongs, including illegal seizures and the use of prison labor.
Red State: KJP Parrots Nonsense: 'Americans Feel Better' About Their Finances' Because of Biden's Policies
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre peddles bilge about Biden's policies to the hostile White House press corps, claiming that "Americans feel better about their personal finances." However, numerous representatives rebuke her claims on rising inflation and prices. Additionally, when asked about Hunter Biden's attendance at the White House State Dinner, KJP claims that Biden's administration is "incredibly transparent" concerning ethics without acknowledging the mounting pile of evidence implicating Biden's direct involvement in his son's scandals.
Breitbart: Navy SEAL Veteran Tim Sheehy Launches Senate Bid in Battleground Montana
Republican Tim Sheehy, a retired Navy SEAL and CEO of Bridger Aerospace, announced his candidacy for U.S. Senate in Montana, challenging incumbent Sen. Jon Tester. Sheehy emphasized his commitment to job creation, particularly for veterans and college students, and criticized Tester for prioritizing President Joe Biden’s “woke agenda” over national security interests. Montana presents a top GOP pickup opportunity, according to a February poll. Sheehy is the lone Republican in the race, but Rep. Matt Rosendale is considering a rematch against Tester.
#society
Fox News: Hundreds have died of hunger in Ethiopia after US, UN paused food aid, according to local officials
Hunger has killed 700 people in Ethiopia's Tigray region after the U.S. and the UN suspended food aid due to a discovery that stolen wheat was being sold. The situation affected 20 million people in Ethiopia, with the ongoing situation in Tigray seeing 728 hunger-related deaths since the food aid was suspended. The figure includes 350 hunger deaths in the northwest zone of Tigray, where thousands of people displaced by a two-year conflict reside. ( )
Newsbusters: CBS Claims LGBTQ+ People Flocking to Small Illinois Town for 'Survival'
CBS Evening News highlights Peoria, Illinois as a go-to destination for LGBTQ+ people who were supposedly victims of housing discrimination where they came from. CBS used TikTok influencer Angie Ostaszewski's claim that people were moving to Peoria for their "survival" without fact-checking it. Lilia Luciano further asserted that LGBTQ+ and people of color struggle to own homes due to wealth gaps and discrimination.
Fox News: Crews in Montana begin work to clean up train derailment site in Yellowstone River
A train carrying hot asphalt and molten sulfur derailed after a bridge collapsed into Montana's Yellowstone River. Although the materials did not cause any threat to the public after tests revealed the water did not contain hazardous substances, there are concerns regarding the environment. Work is underway to clean up the river and Montana Rail Link will absorb all expenses. The cause of the bridge collapse is under investigation and the White House is monitoring the situation.
The Federalist Papers: Billionaire JPMorgan Chase Director Who Attended Biden's Recent State Dinner Dies in Accident
Chicago billionaire James Crown, a close associate of Barack Obama and Joe Biden, died in a car accident at Aspen Motorsports Park, Colorado. He was chairman of the Aspen Institute and a managing partner of Aspen Skiing Co. Biden called Crown a good man, a dear friend, and a great American, while Obama described him as "a pillar of Chicago." Crown was part of Obama's inner circle and a key fundraiser for him. Michelle Obama stayed at Crown's home during a ski vacation in 2014. Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson praised Crown for his philanthropy and his commitment to work collaboratively with the administration.
#war
Foreign Policy: U.S. Prepares New Sanctions on Wagner Group
The Biden administration is preparing to impose new sanctions on Russia's Wagner Group due to the group's activities in Africa, which include gold smuggling and working with corrupt regimes. The sanctions are expected to focus on the group's activities in the Central African Republic (CAR) and will provide guidance for regulatory bodies on how the group carries out its gold-smuggling operations. The move shows that the US is looking to weaken the Wagner Group's international operations despite its collapsing influence in Russia. Various human rights watchdogs and UN investigators have implicated the group's fighters in possible war crimes and crimes against humanity, including massacres of civilians.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu tells visiting US officials he has received an invitation to visit China
Israeli PM Netanyahu has announced that he has received an invitation for an official visit to China, but did not disclose when it would take place. This news comes amidst heightened tensions between the Biden administration and Netanyahu's government. Israel and China have close economic ties, but Israel's diplomatic and security relationships with the US have prevented closer collaboration with China.
Spectator USA: Putin is losing touch with reality
Putin's address to the nation after the Wagner rebellion was an unconvincing condemnation of everything generally and nothing specifically, including the chaos of the 1990s and Russia's bloody 20th century civil wars designed to invoke fear of the possible aftermath of his resignation. Putin's efforts to blame Wagner and "the West" ignore the reality that insurgents' complaints about the war's failures appeal to many ordinary people and the failed prosecution of the war on Ukraine.
The consequences of what is currently happening in Russia remain vague, and the absence of popular support for the state during the rebellion only highlights Putin's isolation and heavy reliance on his long-standing trump card, that of stability brought to Russia after a time of turbulence.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Nordson To Acquire Precision Control Systems Firm ARAG For $1B
Nordson to buy ARAG Group in $1bn all-cash transaction. ARAG is a precision control system producer for agricultural spraying with €155m in projected annual sales for FY23. The agreement is expected to leverage Nordson's strong brand and commercial infrastructure to expand ARAG's limited presence in North America.
The Blaze: AI diversity hiring firm’s CEO accused of ‘fraudulent’ scheme that duped investors out of millions
Joonko CEO, Ilit Raz, resigned after a probe uncovered allegations that she misled investors. The firm’s internal investigation alleges that she lied about the company’s client base in order to raise funds. Investors in the last funding round included Insight Partners, Kapor Capital and Vertex Ventures. The extent of the situation is being investigated.
The Blaze: KJP claims Americans 'feel better' about their finances thanks to Biden — then pesky facts get in the way
White House press secretary claims Americans are financially confident thanks to President Biden, despite overwhelming disapproval of his handling of the economy. Her response has been widely criticized and ridiculed on social media by lawmakers and the public alike. Metrics such as high inflation, increasing debt, and foreclosures suggest that the economy is not in a good shape, and approval of Biden's job on the economy is low.
#culture
Forbes: Yes, You Can Afford To Drink The Best Beer In The World
Want to try some of the world's best beers without breaking the bank? Check out this illustrated list of award-winning brews, all available for under $10 a bottle. From Germany's Schlenkerla Rauchbier to Belgian Trappist monk brew Westmalle Tripel, these beers are considered the cream of the crop by industry experts.
Other standouts include the renowned Pliny the Elder Double IPA, decadent Goose Island Bourbon County Brand Stout, original Pilsner Urquell, unique Orval Trappist beer, and beloved Saison Dupont. Cheers to drinking like a brewmaster without maxing out your credit card!
#health
The Federalist: Win Against Covid Vaccine Mandate Heralds Future Reversals
A California court revived a case brought by Los Angeles firefighters who are challenging the City's Covid-19 vaccine mandate, reversing a lower court's ruling. The appellate court criticized the lower-court judge's efforts to circumvent California's pleading rules and took issue with the judge's claim that Covid shots are "safe and effective," as the government documents demonstrate that there are known side effects and potentially serious safety issues. The opinion provides a roadmap for people to challenge Covid mandates in California and clarifies that state and federal law are not identical, with differences that can be dispositive in a tough case like this one.
Fox News: Tom Cruise's co-stars get candid, Kim Kardashian reveals bedroom secrets
- Duchess Sarah Ferguson has been diagnosed with breast cancer.
#crime
National Review: Prison Staff ‘Negligence and Misconduct’ Led to Epstein’s Suicide, DOJ Watchdog Finds
The DOJ Inspector General released a report stating that "negligence and misconduct" at the Bureau of Prisons allowed Jeffrey Epstein to commit suicide in a New York City federal jail in 2019. Several staff members falsified BOP records and failed to enforce "required measures," leading to Epstein being unmonitored and alone in his cell. The report recommends charges against six employees, with thirteen overall cited for poor performance.
Fox News: Missouri woman gets new murder hearing after claims of drug-addled statement, possible officer involvement
The Missouri Attorney General's Office set an evidentiary hearing for Sandra Hemme, who was convicted of murder in 1985 after police allegedly coerced her into making false statements while in a hospital receiving sedative drugs. Hemme's lawyers with The Innocence Project filed a petition for reviewing the validity of her conviction in Livingston County, alleging that there is evidence to prove her innocence. Hemme was a psychiatric patient since age 12 and received treatment at St. Joseph’s State Hospital for various health conditions.
Her lawyers argued that police used coercive language during visits, prompting her to make false statements that eventually led to the murder conviction. Hemme's DNA was not connected to any hair or fingerprints found at the crime scene, while evidence instead points to Michael Holman, a former St. Joseph police officer, whose white pickup truck was seen around the scene on the day of the murder. Her case highlights police coercion of suspects into making false statements, which is not unique and supports the need for evidentiary hearing and reviewing the validity of Hemme's conviction.
#sports
Forbes: Green Bay Packers’ Positional Battles: The Door Is Open For Rookie Colby Wooden
Green Bay Packers are making changes with the youngest receiver group in NFL. Training camps will begin on July 26 with young players getting the chance to show their talents. Defensively, T.J. Slaton, Colby Wooden, and Karl Brooks will compete for Packers’ D-line. Wooden, with his skill set and excellent work ethic, is predicted to win a starting job in the camp.
Fox News: Angels walk-off White Sox as Mike Trout scores on wild pitch
The Los Angeles Angels defeated the Chicago White Sox 2-1 on Monday night in a game where offense was hard to come by. Mike Trout's struggles at the plate stood out, but he created a run by scoring on a game-ending wild pitch. The Angels' designated hitter, Shohei Ohtani, hit his 26th home run of the season, bolstering his push for American League player of the month. Luis Robert Jr. homered for the third straight game for the White Sox, but the team only managed to get one runner into scoring position. In the end, the Angels came out on top with their second walk-off win on a wild pitch this season.
#science
Fox News: Florida was hit by a tsunami last week – but likely not the kind you're thinking of
A meteotsunami hit Florida's Clearwater Beach last week, caused by air-pressure disturbances from storms. These large waves can reach heights of 6 feet and are hard to predict and distinguish from seismic tsunamis.
Flag And Cross: Virgin Galactic To Launch First Commercial Spaceflight With Italian Air Force Crew
Richard Branson’s Virgin Galactic will embark on its first commercial mission, a research flight for the Italian Air Force and National Research Council of Italy, on June 29. The 90-minute flight aboard VSS Unity will conduct 13 scientific experiments, watched by a global audience during the online live stream of the launch. The company suspended flights in 2021 to make enhancements after launching Branson and three other passengers into space, but says monthly commercial spaceflights will start in August.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Best 4th of July Grill Sales 2023
Numerous brands are hosting 4th of July grill sales, including Weber, Char-Broil, and Traeger. Gas grills such as Weber Spirit II E-210 2-Burner Liquid Propane Grill and pellet grills such as Pit Boss Sportsman 820 Wood Pellet Grill are deeply discounted. Charcoal grills like Weber Original Kettle 22″ Charcoal Grill and portable camping grills including Coleman RoadTrip 225 Portable Gas Grill are also on sale.
#technology
Forbes: TikTok Lawyer Says Journalists Are Part Of ‘Anti-TikTok Disinformation’ Campaign
A confidential memo from a top TikTok lawyer urges the company to fight the "relentless onslaught of false and misleading narratives" about TikTok that the counsel claims are being pushed, in part, by journalists. The lawyer warns employees that the media is part of a disinformation war being waged against the company. TikTok spokesperson Alex Haurek said that "like most companies, we have teams that regularly evaluate threats to the business, and it's common for documents to be created and shared without implementation or leading to formal policies".