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America First News
27 Jun 2023
#politics
Washington Free Beacon: Donald Trump Is Least Racist Living President, Historical Analysis Finds
Reuters found that many US political leaders, including Obama and Clinton, are descendants of slave owners, while Trump is not. This makes Trump the least racist, most anti-slavery president . Despite Obama and others benefiting from the exploitation of slaves, the idea of reparations to Trump's family is unlikely to gain traction . The investigation may be flawed, but its findings should still be respected .
Breitbart: New Hampshire Poll: Donald Trump Holds Commanding 28-Point Lead
Former President Donald Trump holds a commanding 28-point lead in New Hampshire's Republican primary, with 47% support. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis falls 28 points behind with only 19% support. The New Hampshire Federation of Republican Women expressed disappointment with the DeSantis campaign for scheduling a Town Hall Meeting in Hollis in opposition to their historic Lilac Luncheon, which Trump attended. In his speech, Trump vowed to "obliterate the Deep State" and end the weaponization of the justice system. He also criticized DeSantis for opposing his China tariffs and claimed that the Biden administration has done more damage to the country than the five worst presidents combined.
PJ Media: House Oversight Committee Just Went Nuclear on 'the Bidens'
Hunter Biden's dealings with Chinese Communist Party-linked officials have been revealed in new messages released by the House Oversight Committee. In one message, Hunter described his father as being "in the room" as he demanded a $5 million payout from a Chinese energy company. Another message shows Hunter doing direct business with a Chinese billionaire tied to the CCP's intelligence gathering agency, with records indicating that the Bidens received a $100,000 payment from the individual in question. The Oversight Committee claims that these revelations show that the Bidens put Chinese interests above American ones.
The Blaze: 'Give us pizza or give us death': Man goes viral for protest against NYC's new climate rules targeting pizza shops
NYC man protests proposed carbon-emission rules for pizzerias by throwing pizza at city hall. The rules require expensive emission-control systems for coal and wood-fired ovens; NYC DEP claims they will cut carbon emissions by 75%. Protester Scott LoBaido claims city's progressive issues are harming education and public safety, and prioritizing illegal immigrants over homeless veterans.
The Blaze: SHOCK: Biden Crime Family made THIS MUCH from foreign sources?!
Miranda Devine, author of "Laptop from Hell," claims Hunter Biden got $9 million while underpaying taxes. The hard drive from Biden's laptop was authenticated by the FBI and retrieved by IRS criminal investigators, who found a WhatsApp message that said, "I'm sitting here on the couch with my dad, and we want our money, China." The second IRS whistleblower provided a testimony that revealed a definitive number of the amount the Bidens have made through their foreign connections, which was around $18.2 million.
Washington Free Beacon: Critics Slam Biden Admin for Calling Anti-Semitic Group a Partner in Fight To 'Counter Anti-Semitism'
The Biden administration faces criticism from Jewish magazine Tablet for partnering with the Council for American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), an organization with a history of anti-Semitic statements. CAIR was included as an organization committed to countering anti-Semitism in the White House's "National Strategy to Counter Antisemitism." The move has sparked controversy among Jewish groups, with some calling attention to CAIR's controversial past, including defending a speaker who called for a "revolution" against Israel. The White House has denied that CAIR is part of the strategy, suggesting they are only listed in a supplemental document.
National Review: The Corner: Tom Cotton Endorses Tim Sheehy in Montana Senate Race
GOP senators Steve Daines and Tom Cotton endorse former Navy SEAL Tim Sheehy in Montana's Senate primary race. Sheehy vows to bring leadership back to Washington and protect Montana.
Breitbart: Exclusive — Speaker McCarthy: ‘Trump Is Stronger Today Than He Was in 2016’
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy believes that Donald Trump is "stronger today than he was in 2016" and could win the next US presidential election. Speaking to Breitbart News, McCarthy said that Democrats were attacking Trump because opinion polls showed that he was their strongest opponent. McCarthy pointed to new polling data showing that Trump is leading Joe Biden, his Democrat opponent, for the first time. He added that if the Republican Party selected Trump again to run for the presidency, any Republican "can beat" the Democratic candidate.
#society
The Federalist Papers: Donald Trump Is The Only Living U.S. President Not Descended from Slaveholders - Report
A Reuters report reveals that of all current and former US presidents, only former President Trump has no ancestral ties to slaveholders. The report shows that five living presidents, including Biden, have ancestors who owned slaves, and over 100 members of Congress can trace their lineage back to slaveholders. The report highlights the complex and intertwined history of slavery in the United States and has implications for ongoing debates regarding reparations. California has recently initiated inquiries into potential slavery reparations programs, recommending cash payments of up to $1.2 million to eligible Black residents, but even within Democratic circles, the proposal has faced considerable opposition.
#war
Breitbart: Ukraine Retakes Territory Occupied by Russia Since 2014: UK Intelligence
Ukrainian forces are slowly pushing back against Russian and pro-Kremlin forces in the Donbas region, with "small advances" being made around Krasnohorivka. The progress of the counter-offensive is reportedly going slowly, with newly trained and equipped armed forces engaging in probing sorties first before a larger main offensive. Despite the slow progress, Ukrainian President Zelensky has criticized foreign pressure to speed up, stating that wars cannot be fought quickly like in Hollywood films.
Washington Free Beacon: Russian Mercenary Leader Begins Exile in Belarus
Yevgeny Prigozhin, leader of the Russian mercenary force Wagner Group, has flown to Belarus to begin his exile under a deal brokered by Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko. The deal ended a brief mutiny by Prigozhin's fighters and included the dropping of a criminal case against the group by Russian authorities. President Vladimir Putin praised the country's armed forces for averting a civil war. However, Ukrainian officials hope the chaos caused by the mutiny will undermine Russian defences as Kyiv presses on with a counteroffensive to recapture occupied territory in the south and east. Two Russian missiles struck a crowded area of restaurants in the eastern city of Kramatorsk, killing two people and wounding 22 civilians.
#foreignaffairs
Foreign Policy: Washington’s Supposed Consensus on China Is an Illusion
U.S.-China relations are in a death cycle of confrontation, with little agreement on how to proceed. There is no bipartisan clarity on the desired end state, and war between the two countries seems inevitable. The White House seeks a stable framework for competition and cooperation, but hawks in Congress are pushing for punishing China with even more sanctions and restrictions. U.S. business leaders are also pushing back, fearing for their economic interests. Achieving a new equilibrium in the relationship will require bold leadership and creative diplomacy, focusing on reciprocity, transactional steps, and mutual trust-building measures.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Lordstown Motors Files For Bankruptcy After Dispute With Foxconn
Lordstown Motors filed for bankruptcy protection following a dispute over a $170 million investment with Foxconn . The electric truck startup bought an old GM factory in Lordstown, Ohio to produce its all-electric pickup truck called Endurance. The company filed litigation against Foxconn in the US Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware, stating that Foxconn failed to live up to its financial commitments, damaging Lordstown's future prospects. Lordstown also warned of production cessation for the Endurance truck in the near future. CEO Edward Hightower said that the company would pursue its litigation claims against Foxconn “vigorously,” adding that Lordstown has significant cash on hand and is debt-free.
PJ Media: Anheuser-Busch Axes the Marketing Executives Responsible for the Mulvaney Debacle
Anheuser-Busch's top marketing executives, Daniel Blake and Alissa Heinerscheid, are no longer with the company, according to a source within the company. The source claims that Heinerscheid wanted to refresh the "fratty" image of Bud Light and promote inclusivity. However, the ill-fated partnership with Dylan Mulvaney led to the company's decline in market value, causing the loss of its status as the nation's top-selling beer. The company is projected to lose its position to Modelo, while Coors Light, Miller Lite, Yuengling Lager, and Yuengling Flight have seen a rise in sales.
#religion
The Blaze: Allie Beth Stuckey called hateful for response to Obama tweet, but she REFUSES to budge
Allie Beth Stuckey responds to Barack Obama's tweet about the anniversary of Roe v. Wade, stating that Christians should not vote for the party that celebrates abortion. She believes that the brutal killing of innocent human beings is evil, and Christians may disagree on certain things but voting Democrat is not an indication of someone's salvation. Her response triggered some individuals who found her reply "hateful."
Daily Wire: Ben Shapiro Breaks Down ‘Fascinating’ Study On State Of Religion In U.S.
Religious belief is associated with success indicators, including education and marital status, according to a new study. Ryan Burge, a political scientist who studies religion in American public life, wrote an article suggesting religion in the US has become an "enclave" for educated, middle-class adults with stable marriages and children. Shapiro commented that this contrasted with the media's portrayal of churchgoing being predominantly among less educated Americans. Shapiro recommended that churches should be more welcoming to those people who have less successful lives.
#culture
Forbes: Why GenZ Is Drinking Less And What This Means For The Alcohol Industry
The rise of mindful drinking and the 'NoLo' movement is being driven by millennials and Gen-Z who want alternatives to alcoholic beverages. The non-alcoholic category is expanding rapidly thanks to higher demand and innovation, with volumes expected to grow by 25% between 2022 and 2026. Consumers are looking for genuine tasteful alternatives rather than pure replicas of alcoholic drinks, with younger generations prioritizing taste over effect. The focus is on developing unique blends to surprise and satisfy consumers, rather than launching 0% versions of popular alcoholic brands. NoLo offerings are growing across distribution channels, with retailers waiting to see a rise in demand before allocating more shelf space to this segment. Jetblue recently became the first airline in the U.S. serving non-alcoholic beer, and bars and restaurants are upgrading their non-alcoholic beverage menus to cater to this growing consumer segment.
Breitbart: Nolte: HBO's Failed Hype Machine Drives 'The Idol' to 133K Views and Cancellation
HBO's The Idol is being cancelled after just five episodes and low viewership, with only 133,000 viewers on its last episode. The show faced creative turmoil during production, with director Amy Seimetz leaving after three episodes and criticism for its sexual content. Despite controversy, the show failed to attract audiences, possibly due to it being unappealing to both prudes and normal viewers. The cancelation may signal a shift away from skeezy content and a desire for a return to sexy entertainment.
The Babylon Bee: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Move To Florida To Escape New York Pizza Oven Ban
Mutant turtles, previously based in Manhattan, have left after a pizza oven ban was imposed by the Department of Environmental Protection, and are now believed to be in Florida. Florida residents have claimed sightings of the turtles, some of which have apparently taken to hanging around in trench coats and fedoras. Meanwhile, Shredder and the Foot Clan have taken control of New York.
Fox News: 'Barbie' actress Kate McKinnon claims film shows how 'gender roles deny people half their humanity'
During an interview about the upcoming "Barbie" film, Kate McKinnon praised it for its feminist themes, claiming that the film's script torches gender roles entirely. McKinnon and her co-stars discussed some of the film's themes, including female empowerment and the relegation of male characters like Ken to a supporting role. "Barbie" hits theaters on July 21.
#history
The Blaze: Reuters scrutinizes ancestry of 'political elites' for ties to slave ownership; Trump only living president without such ties
Reuters analyzed the family trees of more than 100 U.S. leaders to reveal their links to slavery. The report, “Slavery’s Descendants,” showed that every living president except Donald Trump had ancestors who were slave owners, along with 11 governors, two Supreme Court justices, and 100 legislators. Nearly a quarter of the Senate belongs to this group. The study included documentation of the name of the ancestor, the relationship to the leader, the number of slaves owned, and images of census and other documents. Reuters surveyed digitized state archives, public records requests, and the Record Linking Lab at Brigham Young University, among other sources.
#health
Washington Free Beacon: Number of Illegal Chinese Vapes Sold in United States Has Skyrocketed Under Biden
Chinese vapes are flooding the US market and the Biden administration is doing little to stop them. Only 23 tobacco-flavored e-cigarette products have been authorized for sale, but illicit Chinese vapes now make up the bulk of the market with over 9,000 devices available for purchase. These vapes often contain much more nicotine than American-made ones and are marketed to teenagers with fruity flavors. The FDA has expressed concern that they may be laced with fentanyl. Experts say that the agency is incapable of enforcing the law, and despite supposed crackdowns, illicit Chinese vapes are still sold at convenience stores even near the FDA's own headquarters.
#education
Fox News: Former high school debater left shocked by biased judges: 'Conform or fail'
Founder of Incubate Debate believes left-leaning judges stifle free speech in high school debates, wants NSDA to remove biased judges.
#crime
Fox News: American citizens arrested in El Salvador as part of nationwide crime crackdown
El Salvador has detained foreign nationals, including Americans, as part of a crackdown on criminal activity. The US State Department has raised concerns about Americans being arrested in an "arbitrary manner" and urged citizens to reconsider travel to the country. El Salvador's president declared a "state of exception" in March 2022 to crack down on gang members, resulting in more than 62,000 arrests, including alleged collaborators, with foreign nationals from Panama, Guatemala, and Colombia also being arrested. The US government is engaged with El Salvador on the issue, but due to privacy considerations, has not released further information.
A US citizen with Salvadoran roots, Walter Huetes, was detained in El Salvador in May when he attended a party with friends. He was arrested due to tattoos on his wrist and hand and has not been able to call his family, although he has spoken to a US consular officer. The crackdown comes after the Salvadoran president ordered a loosening of the country's arrest laws. The "state of exception" has been extended several times, resulting in more than 46,000 arrests of alleged gang members. A massive prison riot erupted as MS-13 gang clashes left dozens dead. Neither the White House nor the El Salvadoran government has responded to a request for comment.
Fox News: Crews enter University of Idaho students' home slated for demolition after quadruple stabbing murder
Work crews are preparing the King Road home in Moscow, Idaho for demolition after four University of Idaho students were killed there in November 2022. The landlord donated the property to the school, which plans to erect a memorial garden somewhere on campus that has not yet been made public. The suspect, Bryan Kohberger, is facing four counts of first-degree murder and a felony burglary charge, and the state is seeking the death penalty.
Trucks from a disaster response company were parked outside the home on June 27, with crews removing personal items from inside. The house has been under 24-hour surveillance for more than six months, and authorities eventually boarded up the windows and installed temporary fencing around the property. Two housemates were spared in the attack, and Kohberger's defense argued that there was no connection between him and the victims. However, prosecutors allege that they recovered his DNA from a knife sheath found next to one of the victims' bodies.
Fox News: Newton triple-murder suspect paces during arraignment in random home invasion
Christopher Ferguson, 41, appeared in court for the first time since his arrest for the murders of Gilda "Jill" and Bruno D'Amore and 97-year-old Lucia Arpino. Ferguson pleaded not guilty to one count of murder, two counts of assault and battery with a deadly weapon, and burglary. He was held without bail.
The victims of the triple homicide were Gilda and Bruno D'Amore, ages 73 and 74, who were going to renew their wedding vows for their 50th anniversary, and Jill's 97-year-old mother, Lucia Arpino. Ferguson, who did not appear to have any connections to the victims, allegedly broke into their home and murdered all three victims.
#sports
Forbes: Checkmate: Judge Tosses Hans Niemann’s $100 Million Lawsuit Over Chess Cheating Claims
American chess grandmaster Hans Niemann's $100 million lawsuit against Magnus Carlsen and other big chess figures, as well as Chess.com, over allegations they tried to blacklist Niemann after he cheated was dismissed by a federal judge Tuesday. Niemann had alleged that Carlsen defamed him and tried to exclude him from professional chess competitions after falsely accusing him of cheating. Carlsen's lawyers motioned to dismiss the case in December, arguing Niemann had done nothing to disprove the cheating allegations.
Flag And Cross: Roku Enters Live Sports Market With Formula E Streaming Deal
Roku has secured its first-ever live sports rights package by becoming the official home of the US motorsport league, Formula E. Roku will offer on-demand replays of races and past docuseries, as well as previews and highlights. The CBS Sports unit of Paramount Global has also expanded its deal with the league, including five races in the coming season. The move comes as media companies compete for sports content rights as consumers increasingly move away from traditional broadcast television and toward streaming services. The league, which has net-zero carbon emissions and 11 teams and 22 drivers, has expanded its popularity across the globe since its first season aired in 2014.
Forbes: Women’s World Cup Opener Sold Out
Women's World Cup co-hosts Australia's opening match against Ireland has been sold out at Stadium Australia in Sydney. The Matildas are set to host the game on 20 July at the 80,000-capacity stadium as the ninth edition of the World Cup kicks off in the Southern Hemisphere. Co-hosts New Zealand are also scheduled to play on the opening day, facing Norway. Concerns are raised over ticket sales in New Zealand, despite Beeche's reassurance that 270,000 tickets have so far been sold in the country, compared to 830,000 in Australia. The 2023 World Cup final will be held in Sydney on 20 August.
Fox News: Defending Cy Young Award finalist allows 11 runs in first start since demotion to lowest level of minors
Alek Manoah, the Toronto Blue Jays pitcher, was sent down to the lowest level of the minors after a rough start to the season. However, his first start in the Florida Complex League was disastrous, conceding 11 runs in just 2.2 innings. Despite leading the MLB for walks allowed, he was the Blue Jays' Game 1 starter in the postseason last year, although he gained attention off the field after labelling Gerrit Cole as the "biggest cheater" in baseball. The fourth-place Jays are 10.0 games behind the 54-27 Tampa Bay Rays in the AL East.
Fox News: Toronto FC fires Bob Bradley, names Terry Dunfield as interim head coach
Toronto FC fired head coach and sporting director Bob Bradley after the team won three out of 20 Major League Soccer matches this season. Terry Dunfield, a former Toronto player and Canadian international, will serve as interim head coach, while assistant coach and technical director Mike Sorber was also fired. The team is currently 14th among 15 teams in the Eastern Conference with three wins, seven losses and 10 draws.
#outdoors
Outdoor Life: The Best Ankle Holsters of 2023
For those who prefer ankle carry, the best ankle holsters vary depending on one's needs and preferences. Sticky Holsters Ankle Biter Wrap is versatile and affordable, while Galco Ankle Lite Holster offers a simple design and secure retention strap. The BugBite Ankle Holster is perfect for those who prefer secured calf placement, while CrossBreed Ankle Holster offers adjustability for height and a secure two-point holster connection. Lastly, Uncle Mike's Off-Duty Nylon Ankle Holster provides a good starting point for those new to ankle carry. Overall, ankle holsters are a niche option and one must consider practicality, clothing, activity level, and fit when choosing one.
Field & Stream: Watch Aggressive Orcas Target Another Sailing Ship Off the Coast of Europe
Killer whales wreak havoc on yacht race, damaging boats and causing teams to lose positions. Three orcas rammed into a competing boat forcing the crew to lower sail; they were unharmed but lost two places in the race. Other boats have sustained more significant damage, prompting officials to investigate the root cause of the aggressive behavior. This phenomenon has been noticed off the coast of Portugal and Spain and now appears to have spread.
#technology
Newsbusters: World Economic Forum to Champion AI at China Conference Despite Alarming Warnings
The World Economic Forum (WEF) is promoting artificial intelligence (AI) development as part of its Annual Meeting of the New Champions (AMNC) conference in China. Despite warnings from experts about the risks associated with AI, WEF is pushing its benefits, including the potential to improve energy efficiency and optimize healthcare. However, there are concerns that the WEF is ignoring free speech concerns and pandering to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), which oversees a dictatorial censorship and surveillance regime. Disturbingly, AI has been identified as programmed with a leftist and anti-Christian bias, raising further questions about its potential impact.
PJ Media: Unraveling the Mystery: How AI Models Process Language Without Truly Thinking
A lawyer got in trouble for having ChatGPT write a brief in a liability lawsuit for him, including citations, and he got caught because citations were fictitious. A professor at Texas A&M failed several classes, everyone in the class, for using ChatGPT to write an assignment. This is because people think there is really someone inside AI tools like ChatGPT, when it's just running through its gigantic statistical model generated by a machine learning based on neural networks. The hazard is people being taken in by the illusion.
#other
Fox News: Wisconsin police search for 2 accused of shooting ducks at public park
Two men shot and killed ducks in Quarry Lake Park, Racine County, Wisconsin, with witnesses describing one carrying a long black hair and a rifle. Officers were also shown a photo of one of the suspects on social media. A separate report indicates two teenagers were said to have been shooting ducks in the same park with air rifles or BB guns. ( )
Breitbart: Ryan Seacrest to Succeed Pat Sajak as ‘Wheel of Fortune’ Host
Ryan Seacrest will take over as host of Wheel of Fortune following Pat Sajak's retirement. Seacrest will make his debut in 2024 with Season 42 and will also serve as a consulting producer on the show. Sajak's final season, Season 41, will premiere in September and will mark the end of his 38-year tenure as host.