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America First News
28 Jun 2023
#politics
The Right Scoop: Remember what happened to ‘Drain the Swamp!’, ‘Lock her up!’? – Gov DeSantis hits Trump, says he’ll never make promises he can’t keep
DeSantis acknowledges the failure to drain the swamp and promises to break it instead. He emphasizes his commitment to keeping promises and suggests that simply draining the swamp may not be enough.
Breitbart: Supreme Court Leaves Unclear Limits of States Redrawing Congressional Districts
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that state courts have some limited power to override state legislatures on congressional redistricting maps. The decision could cause confusion in the future.
#society
Fox News: Kamala Harris dances with Bravo's Andy Cohen for Pride Month: 'I bet you're fun at a gay bar'
Vice President Kamala Harris visited the historic gay bar Stonewall Inn in New York City for Pride Month. She danced and listened to music with Bravo's Andy Cohen, and spoke about her support for the LGBTQ community. Harris admitted it was her first time visiting the bar and joked with Cohen about her previous experiences campaigning in the Castro District. She emphasized the importance of strength in numbers and vowed to continue fighting for LGBTQ rights.
Breitbart: Laurence Fox Will Not Face Hate Crime Charges for Burning Pride Flag
Reclaim Party leader Laurence Fox will not face hate crime charges for burning an LGBTQIA2S+ ‘Progress Pride’ flag, which he claimed represented “child mutilation." The Metropolitan Police stated that no criminal offences were identified, but acknowledged community concern. Fox defended his decision, criticizing the flag as divisive and antithetical to national values.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Tucker Carlson is out with his latest episode
Tucker Carlson posted his latest episode on Russia, Ukraine, and the Biden administration's approach.
Tucker Carlson is asking for feedback on whether to continue posting episodes.
Breitbart: Disney Fail: ‘Indiana Jones 5’ Ads Enrage New Yorkers Days Before Film Hits Theaters
Disney's upcoming Indiana Jones film has faced criticism for its trailers and clips, and now it is annoying commuters on the New York subways with audio ads for the movie. Riders are unhappy about the intrusive ads, feeling that they are being advertised to in a forced situation. The MTA has sold audio ads in the past, but some transit riders are not amused.
Fox News: Kentucky man's 'second favorite son' pens funny obituary for dad: 'He will be moderately missed'
A man from Eubank, Kentucky, received a humorous obituary from his son, highlighting his love for beer, fried food, women, and Mustangs. The obituary went viral and garnered positive reception online.
James Loveless, a divorcee and proud owner of lots in a trailer park, passed away in order to avoid another stolen-election mishap. His son, Rocky Loveless, wrote the obituary to celebrate his father's life and received a positive response.
#war
Forbes: 25 Tanks And Fighting Vehicles, Gone In A Blink: The Ukrainian Defeat Near Mala Tokmachka Was Worst Than We Thought
The Ukrainian army's assault on a Russian minefield was disastrous, resulting in the destruction of numerous vehicles and the killing or wounding of many Ukrainian soldiers. The minefield, densely laid with TM-62 mines, played a significant role in trapping and disabling the Ukrainian battlegroup. The losses suffered by the Ukrainian army were significant, including a fifth of their M-2s, Leopard 2A6 tanks, and half of their Leopard 2Rs. Despite the setback, the Ukrainian brigades remain intact and continue to fight.
#education
Red State: Colorado Superintendent's Heartbreaking Revelation: Armed Security Could Have Saved Lives
Denver Public Schools faces a debate over police presence on campuses. After initially removing police officers, a series of violent incidents prompts the school board to bring them back to address growing gun violence and ensure student safety. The decision reflects a trend seen across the US as districts reinstate police in response to concerns over school shootings. Enhanced security measures, including armed personnel and comprehensive security protocols, are crucial for deterring attackers and protecting students. Red states prioritize school safety, while blue states focus on disarming citizens, leaving children vulnerable.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Woman Sentenced to 2 Years for Throwing Molotov Cocktail Inside Torrance Bank
A woman in Los Angeles was sentenced to two years in prison for throwing a Molotov cocktail inside a bank after a dispute with the manager. Teranee Millet pleaded guilty to unlawful possession of a firearm and destructive device. She became angry when told to wait in line and threatened to blow up the bank. She later returned and threw the Molotov cocktail, starting a fire. Millet was arrested in Georgia after a chase in a stolen van.
#sports
Forbes: Why Bulls Should Not Offer Nikola Vučević Over $20 Million Per Year
The Chicago Bulls are willing to offer a high salary to bring back free agent center Nikola Vučević, but his age raises concerns. Most teams are not interested in paying him over $20 million per year at his age, except for the Bulls. The Bulls are determined to keep Vučević, even though it may be a costly decision.
Fox News: Jalen Hurts still 'beats himself up' over Super Bowl loss, teammate Jason Kelce says
The Philadelphia Eagles lost Super Bowl LVII to the Kansas City Chiefs despite a strong performance by quarterback Jalen Hurts. Hurts set a Super Bowl record for rushing yards by a quarterback but made a crucial mistake with a fumble that resulted in a touchdown for the Chiefs. Hurts still beats himself up over the play, according to his teammate Jason Kelce. The condition of the playing surface at State Farm Stadium was also a topic of discussion, with some players appearing to lose their footing during the game.
Forbes: Arisa Trew, 13, Lands First 720 By A Female Skateboarder To Spotlight Women’s Vert
Skateboarding is progressing rapidly, especially on the women's side, thanks to improved infrastructure and support. 13-year-old Arisa Trew became the first female skateboarder to land a 720. She earned a spot in the X Games and is part of the push to bring women's vert skateboarding back to the Olympics.
#outdoors
The Federalist Papers: Watch: 'I Wouldn't Put My Hands in There' – Defiant Boater Learns Harsh Life Lesson Seconds After Warning
A man in Florida decided to dip his hands into the water of the Everglades and was promptly bitten by a large shark. Despite a warning from a boater, the man ignored the advice and suffered the consequences. He was eventually pulled back into the boat, avoiding further injury. The incident was captured on camera, and the uploader urged viewers not to make the same mistake. The shark was identified as a bull shark, known to inhabit the Florida Everglades. The man who was bitten received medical treatment at a hospital.
#other
Fox News: Pepsi unveils soda-infused ketchup that will be available at MLB games on Fourth of July
PepsiCo has introduced a new condiment called "Colachup," a soda-infused ketchup, which will be available to try at select baseball stadiums on July 4th. The brand claims that hot dogs are and that the combination enhances the taste experience. Only four ballparks will have Colachup available: Chase Field, Yankee Stadium, Target Field, and Comerica Park.