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America First News
27 Jun 2023
#illegals
Breitbart: Records: 1,400 Voters Flagged as Foreign Nationals in North Carolina
The National Voter Registration Act of 1993, known as "Motor Voter," has made it easy for states like North Carolina to register foreign nationals to vote. More than 1,400 registered voters were flagged as foreign nationals prior to the 2014 midterm elections. It is difficult to prevent or remove these registrations due to the law's mandates. Most of the foreign nationals were on green cards, temporary visas, or enrolled in the DACA program. Officials have found tremendous issues stemming from Motor Voter in other jurisdictions as well.
#politics
Daily Wire: Daily Wire Hosts Tackle Hunter, Russia, And Rappers On ‘Backstage’: Here’s How You Can Watch Tonight
On Tuesday, the Daily Wire hosts, with Michael Knowles filling in for co-CEO Jeremy Boreing, will discuss a range of topics facing the conservative movement, including the Russian rebellion that almost was, Hunter Biden's plea deal, and a recent lyric battle Ben Shapiro had with a popular rapper on Twitter. The show will stream live on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and DailyWire+ at 7 p.m. ET, with a special guest joining the "Backstage" crew.
This will be the first "Backstage" since early April, where the hosts discussed the former President Trump's indictment. Since then, Trump has been indicted in a separate case, the Republican presidential primary field has expanded to nearly a dozen candidates, the sitting president's son has agreed to plead guilty to tax crimes, new information has come out about Joe Biden's alleged role in Hunter's foreign business dealings, and Russia has faced what nearly turned into an armed insurrection. Viewers can watch the show live on Twitter, Facebook, or YouTube, or by becoming a DailyWire+ member.
Breitbart: Exclusive — Rising Conservative Influencer Pedro Gonzalez Regularly Espoused Racist and Anti-Semitic Sentiments in Private Messages
Pedro Gonzalez, a rising conservative influencer and politics editor of Chronicles magazine, sent racist and antisemitic messages in 2019 and 2020, including derogatory comments about Jews, Candace Owens, and Kassy Dillon. Gonzalez regularly defends and praises white nationalist and Holocaust denier Nick Fuentes and expresses his solidarity with the far-right group the Groypers. He has become well-known as one of the most active and strident pro-Florida Gov. Ron Desantis influencers on Twitter, but there is no evidence that Desantis or his staff were aware of Gonzalez's private messages when they associated with him publicly.
#society
The Epoch Times: Alberta Eliminates Driving Test, Probationary Fees for Young Drivers With Clean Record
Alberta has upgraded its driver's licensing scheme for young drivers who have a clean driving record, allowing them to leave the province's graduated driver's licence program without the need for taking another driver's test or paying additional fees. The move will reduce expenses and save time for eligible drivers. The government will use technology to upgrade eligible Albertans' licences automatically, but drivers preferring to hold a physical copy will have to pay registry fees. Drivers with demerits, suspensions, or unsafe driving offences within the last year of their probation will have their licence period extended for another year.
Fox News: Celebs join GLAAD to demand Big Tech stop anti-LGBTQ 'hate' online: 'Translates to real-world harm'
GLAAD published an open letter demanding Big Tech companies "address" anti-LGBTQ hate online. Over 250 celebrities and community leaders signed the letter urging Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, TikTok and Twitter to "take actions against the rise of anti-trans and anti-LGBTQ hate and discrimination." GLAAD accused the platforms of allowing "high-follower anti-LGBTQ hate accounts" to thrive online. The letter also listed four fronts of anti-LGBTQ discrimination that the platforms must address.
GLAAD and the Human Rights Campaign wrote an open letter urging social media platforms to combat anti-LGBTQ discrimination online. The letter requested platforms to crackdown on four fronts of anti-LGBTQ discrimination online, which include accounts that perpetuate anti-LGBTQ extremist hate, attacks on prominent transgender public figures, and more. The post’s caption stated that platforms allowing this type of hate are dangerous for the LGBTQ community, as it is "a vehicle to promote hate and violence against all LGBTQ people." Celebrities signed the open letter, which included Haley Bieber, Camila Cabello and more.
#economy
Newsbusters: FNC’s Heinrich, NYP’s Nelson Welcome New KJP Stand-in by Grilling Her on Hunter
Principal Deputy Press Secretary Olivia Dalton faced tough questions from reporters on topics including Hunter Biden's alleged corruption, the Biden administration's handling of the economy, and former President Obama's alleged reluctance to endorse Joe Biden's potential presidential run. Dalton maintained that Biden's family is important to him and that every U.S. president has invited their family to state dinners. She also defended Biden's economic policies and blamed the pandemic and the Russian invasion of Ukraine for economic challenges. Reporters challenged Dalton on these points, citing high inflation and rising unemployment in the U.S. and layoffs in the auto industry.
Washington Free Beacon: Fraudsters Stole More Than $200 Billion From Two COVID Relief Programs, Watchdog Estimates
Fraudsters stole over $200 billion from US coronavirus pandemic relief programs, with a whopping 17% of all funds issued under two programs being stolen. Federal pandemic relief programs were left ripe for fraud due to the race to get COVID funds out the door. The government lost roughly 10% of all pandemic relief funds to fraud and improper payments, according to an Associated Press estimate, and those figures will likely continue to grow.
#culture
Fox News: Nicolas Coster, 'Santa Barbara' and 'Facts of Life,' star dead at 89
Actor Nicolas Coster has died at the age of 89 following a long battle with cancer. Coster, who starred in shows such as "All My Children" and "Santa Barbara," was known for his sense of humor and kindness, according to his co-stars. He was also an accomplished theater actor, appearing in numerous Broadway plays and musicals, as well as off-Broadway shows.
#education
Washington Free Beacon: School District Bans Parents From Board Meeting on Policy Restricting Parental Rights
Schools limit parent access to discuss policy preventing opting out of lessons on gender identity. Lawsuit filed citing First Amendment rights.
#crime
Fox News: Chicago drops murder charges against mother accused of telling son to shoot man; she then sues city
Carlishia Hood, a Chicago mother who was facing murder charges for allegedly telling her son to shoot a man, is suing the city for malicious prosecution, false arrest, and intentional infliction of emotional distress. Hood was released from jail after a video showed the man threaten and repeatedly punch her, leading the prosecutor to drop the charges. Cellphone video also emerged showing Brown yelling and punching Hood before the shooting. Prosecutors alleged that she told her son to continue shooting as they pursued Brown.
The Epoch Times: Drug-Impaired Driving Rates Doubled in Canada Since Cannabis Legalized: Federal Report
Drug-impaired driving rates in Canada have more than doubled since cannabis was legalized in 2018, according to a report from the Department of Justice. The study found that the average number of drug-impaired driving offenses per 10,000 population increased 105% from 2017 to 2020, with rates surging in almost all jurisdictions. The report suggested that the new legislation allowing police to conduct random roadside drug testing contributed to the rise in charges. A 2022 report by Public Safety Canada also identified marijuana as a “major contributor” to fatal road accidents.
Daily Wire: Rhode Island State Senator Faces Additional Charges Over Vandalism Incident: Report
Democratic Rhode Island state Senator Joshua Miller faces charges of vandalism and malicious injury to property after allegedly damaging an SUV with a “Biden Sucks” sticker. Additional charges including obstruction of justice might be brought against Miller, who initially denied involvement in the incident. Police arrested the politician after reviewing surveillance footage. The victim identified Miller, who has been in office since 2006, as the suspect and reported the incident. Rhode Island GOP Chairman Joe Powers called for Miller's resignation, saying the behavior was unbecoming of a leader.
#sports
Forbes: Why Did The New York Knicks, Jost Hart Extend Player Option Deadline?
New York Knicks player, Josh Hart, and the team have agreed to push back the deadline for him to opt in or out of his $12.9 million option for next season. The delay suggests that the team is trying to figure out what their cap space looks like before making any big moves. If Hart opts out and re-signs with the Knicks for $17-18 million, the team will be over the luxury tax and unable to use their non-taxpayer mid-level exception, which would prevent them from adding additional talent.
Fox News: Elon Musk’s father blasts possible cage match with Mark Zuckerberg, says it would create a 'no-win situation'
Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg have hinted that they will go head-to-head in a mixed martial arts-style match. But Elon's father has expressed concern over his son participating in such a fight, stating that he could be labeled a "bully" if he wins, and a "loser" if he loses. Despite concerns from family members, the two tech billionaires seem to be serious about the potential bout, with UFC President Dana White confirming their interest in the possible fight.
Fox News: Jets’ Tyler Conklin says New York has ‘plenty of room’ for running back Dalvin Cook
New York Jets tight end Tyler Conklin thinks there's room on the roster for former Minnesota Vikings teammate and free-agent running back Dalvin Cook. Jets head coach Robert Saleh hasn't ruled out the possibility, and other players, including wide receiver Garrett Wilson, have expressed interest in playing with Cook. Cook has garnered interest from several teams, including the Miami Dolphins and the New England Patriots.
#outdoors
The Epoch Times: These Hand-Built Fly Fishing Rods Capture the Spirit of Maine—and a Father's Legacy
The Maine Fly Company's goal is to provide customers with top-quality, handcrafted, affordable fly rods imbued with a sense of where they were built. Davis, the owner and founder, aims to capture Maine's raw and untapped wilderness in his fly rods. His company grew out of his passion for fly fishing and his father's death, which inspired him to challenge his beliefs and quit his soul-draining corporate work. Davis built fly rods in his basement as a way to be at peace with his dad, who had never been able to share his love of the sport with him. The Maine Fly Company has turned into a family of builders who aim to provide an incredibly welcoming place.
Outdoor Life: Best Camping Flashlights of 2023, Tested and Reviewed
Looking for the best camping flashlight? The Gear Light S1000 LED is a great choice for families, with an affordable price, ability to expand or concentrate light direction, and ease of use for small children. The Cyclops TF-150 is a good option for those with limited space, while the Acebeam Pokelit AA is lightweight and bright, perfect for attaching to your keychain. The CMT Steelcore 1000 is a big and beefy option for nostalgia-seekers, while the Goal Zero Lighthouse Micro Charge is ideal for backpacking with its rechargeable battery and multiple light options. Finally, the Anker Bolder LC90 and the Rechoo S3000L are both affordable options, with the former offering a very bright setting and dimmer setting and the latter being a great backup option with simple operation.
#technology
The Federalist Papers: OceanGate CEO Bought Carbon Fiber For Ill Fated Sub That Was Past Shelf Life at a Discount: Report
OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush purchased expired airplane-grade carbon fiber at a discount for his Titan submersible, despite concerns over its durability. Rush dismissed apprehensions and even invited a journalist to join the dive. Experts expressed worries about the structural integrity of the sub, designed with the unconventional material. The tragedy that claimed five lives was triggered by water seeping in where the carbon fiber and titanium converged, emphasizing the importance of safety and proper oversight.
#other
The Epoch Times: Cooked as a Cucumber?
Cucumbers don't respond well to cooking, as seen in failed dishes such as poached cucumbers or charred cucumber salad. The true power of cucumbers lies in their ability to add subtle coolness to water and to be combined with mint, garlic, and yogurt in popular dishes like raita and tzatziki.
Flag And Cross: June Sees Uptick In Tornadoes Across US, Deadliest Year Since 2011
Tornado activity in the United States has increased this June, with preliminary reports for the month close to the historical average of 213. On June 26, there were 186 reports, up from just 123 at the same point in 2022, with 986 recorded for the year so far. Five of the top 10 most active days for severe weather in 2023 were in June. The increased activity has made June the deadliest tornado year since 2011, with 23 fatalities as of June 27. The week commencing June 26 saw the threat of tornadoes sweep across the mid-Atlantic and Southeast.
Flag And Cross: High-powered Thunderstorms May Form A Derecho In Central US
Meteorologists are monitoring the potential for a derecho to develop in the central US later this week, which can behave like an inland hurricane with damaging winds, heavy rainfall, and flooding. The National Weather Service has criteria to declare derechos, which must travel at least 400 miles with a width of 60 miles and produce nearly continuous damage along the path. AccuWeather senior meteorologists warn that there will be a significant risk to lives and properties from severe thunderstorms this week, particularly Thursday, which may pose a higher risk for a derecho. Two zones are most at risk: much of Nebraska, northern Kansas, northwestern Missouri, and southwestern Iowa, and central Appalachians.