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America First News
27 Jun 2023
#politics
American Thinker: Someone is lying
U.S. Attorney for Delaware David Weiss claims he has no authority over Hunter Biden's alleged tax crimes and was denied special counsel status and authority to charge him outside Delaware, which contradicts Attorney General Merrick Garland's sworn testimony. IRS supervisory agent Gary A. Shapley Jr. was shocked by Weiss's statement and other admissions, and the House Judiciary Committee wants to talk to the at least six witnesses who heard Weiss make those claims. Republicans plan to launch an impeachment inquiry into Garland if Shapley's account is corroborated.
Fox News: Hunter Biden whistleblower testimony shows 'someone is lying' as DOJ under new scrutiny: Miranda Devine
IRS whistleblowers have come forward with revelations surrounding Hunter Biden's foreign business dealings and potential influence peddling, leading New York Post columnist Miranda Devine to suggest that someone involved is lying. Devine reported that the whistleblowers revealed several critical allegations suggesting undue influence by Biden administration officials into the investigation initiated by Trump-era Delaware US Attorney David Weiss. As the whistleblowers are being retaliated against, Devine hopes America will support them. Republicans in the House may haul the individuals in to testify under oath.
The anonymous second whistleblower claimed Hunter received millions from Ukraine, Romania, and China between 2014 and 2019. Former Trump speechwriter Stephen Miller later told Hannity that the entire situation shows the Biden Justice Department is "putting cinder blocks on the scales of this election," adding that by "trying to throw Donald Trump into prison" is a doubling-down of such. The press is becoming curious, asking about one instance brought up by whistleblowers purportedly involving Hunter Biden allegedly using Joe Biden – "sitting next to" him – as a way to press a CCP-linked businessman via text.
Fox News: Pete Buttigieg consulted China-tied group pushing gas stove bans, electric vehicle mandates
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg met with the head of Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) to discuss electrifying the U.S. economy and transportation sector. RMI is a non-profit working towards zero-carbon transportation and the elimination of fossil fuels. Buttigieg's meeting with RMI CEO Jon Creyts has caused controversy among critics who accuse him of prioritizing climate change measures over ensuring safe and efficient travel. RMI has also funded a study advocating for a gas stove ban due to public health dangers and continues to collaborate with the Chinese government towards a clean energy transition.
#society
Fox News: Prince William reveals Princess Diana's charity work left 'deep and lasting impression' on him
Prince William has presented a plan to make homelessness in the United Kingdom "rare, brief and unrepeated." The initiative, called Homewards, is part of a five-year program delivered by the Royal Foundation to end homelessness. William visited pilot projects that have received grants of up to 500,000 pounds ($637,000) each, and expressed his ambition to make homelessness a distant memory using Finland’s successful example of obtaining permanent housing as a first step before addressing other issues such as substance abuse. Homewards aims to involve collaborative efforts between local people, organisations and businesses to develop programmes tailored to the needs of their communities.
Fox News: Britney Spears, Lindsay Lohan, Zachery Ty Bryan: Child stars who went from Hollywood to handcuffs
Child stardom turned sour for the likes of Zachery Ty Bryan, Britney Spears and Lindsay Lohan, all of whom hit the headlines for their brushes with the law. "Home Improvement" actor Bryan was arrested in 2020 on charges of felony strangulation, fourth-degree assault, coercion, menacing, harassment, and interference with reporting to police, before pleading guilty to menacing and assault. Meanwhile, Spears' hit-and-run charge and Lohan's six stints in jail followed their alarming appearances under the glare of the spotlight, as they tried to keep their careers on track. Other stars whose early success was overshadowed by similar setbacks include Drew Barrymore, Tatum O'Neal, Drake Bell and Shia LaBeouf.
American Thinker: Rachel Levine: Not just ‘pride month’ but ‘summer of pride”
The Assistant Secretary for Health at the US Department of HHS, Admiral Rachel Levine, declares the month of June to be a "Summer of pride" and urges celebrations of LGBT+ beyond just a month. Critics question the limit of self-obsession.
#war
Forbes: The Wagner Group's Assault On Putin Is A Wake-Up Call The West Must Hear
The explosive turmoil in Russia should prompt NATO to arm Ukraine with all the weapons it needs to expel the invaders. Biden has been stingy in providing weaponry, only offering two crucial Patriot surface-to-air missile batteries instead of the necessary 50. Ukraine needs to triumph soon to prevent Putin or his successors from ramping up efforts for victory.
#foreignaffairs
American Thinker: Biden: ‘I sold a lot of state secrets’
President Biden made a joke about selling state secrets during a meeting with India's Prime Minister Modi. Biden quickly added that he was joking, but it was still an odd thing to say, especially in the presence of the head of government of a rising technology state. The joke raises concerns about people thinking that India is stealing US intellectual property.
Fox News: Russia drops charges against Prigozhin, other participants of Wagner Group rebellion
The criminal investigation into Wagner Group chief Yevgeny Prigozhin's armed rebellion has been closed with no charges filed. Despite President Putin calling them traitors, the Kremlin stated it would not prosecute Prigozhin and his troops after he pulled back to avoid bloodshed. The rebellion was the biggest challenge to Putin's rule in 20 years.
Prigozhin avoiding prosecution contrasts how the Kremlin has been responding to anti-government protests. The mercenary chief's brief rebellion was the biggest challenge to Putin's rule in more than 20 years in power. Prigozhin had defended his efforts, but said he did not seek to stage a coup against Putin. He remains missing after Moscow said he had agreed to leave for Belarus. Putin said Prigozhin’s fighters could come under Russia's Defense Ministry's command, leave or go to Belarus.
#economy
Forbes: American Compass Points To Myths Not Facts
American Compass' new policy handbook, Rebuilding American Capitalism, lacks quality scholarship, offering little support for most of its key claims, such as "financialization is a blight on capitalism." The report fails to provide a coherent definition of financialization and provides no supporting evidence for its claims that finance has "metastasized" and claimed a disproportionate share of top business talent and profits, while actual investment has declined. The report also repeats common progressive talking points, without acknowledging contradictory evidence, and popularizes myths rather than presenting facts.
#health
Flag And Cross: Gender Dysphoria Cases Rise Among Younger Population
Gender dysphoria diagnoses are on the rise, especially among young AFAB people, according to a new study. The estimated number of those experiencing distressing feelings related to a mismatch between biological sex and gender has significantly increased since 2017, with the average age of diagnosis falling from 31 to 26. The rise was observed in those under 22, and the prevalence of gender dysphoria was higher among AFAB people around the age of 11, peaking at 17 to 19. Scientists suggested that puberty timing and social attitudes could be factors in the different patterns observed between sexes.
Fox News: NCAA endangers student athletes with terrible message on drugs
The NCAA could soon remove marijuana from its list of banned substances and only focus on testing for performance-enhancing drugs, despite medical research showing the negative impacts of high-potency cannabis on young people. By ending testing for college athletes when it comes to THC, the NCAA would be endangering its athletes and send a terrible message to all college students and college sports fans. The move would encourage more use, despite the industry's efforts to reduce the perceptions of risk. Cannabis use disorder has become increasingly more prevalent among college-aged Americans, and full legalization is also associated with a 25% increase in marijuana use disorder in youth.
#education
Fox News: Penn State professor says school forced him to teach English language is 'White supremacy:' 'Religious cult'
A former English professor at Pennsylvania State University Abington, Zack De Piero, is suing the university for race discrimination following alleged anti-White and anti-English language training sessions he was subjected to. The sessions, De Piero claimed, claimed that the English language is racist and based on "White supremacy," with his department head Liliana Naydan reportedly endorsing views that racism against White people is not racism. According to De Piero, who claimed to have been specifically targeted, Penn State wanted its White staff to believe that they were "responsible for all the injustices and suffering in the world", and to attend antiracist workshops until they “got it”.
#sports
Fox News: Brittney Griner calls airport harassment incident 'rock bottom' for WNBA
Phoenix Mercury center Brittney Griner spoke out about the recent incident where she was harassed by a YouTuber at the airport, calling it "rock bottom" for the WNBA's charter flight rules. Following the incident, Griner and her team are advocating for more private, charter flights for player safety. The WNBA has since expanded the ability for teams to fly charter and is partnering with JSX to offer smaller charter flights, an issue that has been long-discussed in the league.