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America First News
28 Jun 2023
#politics
The Federalist Papers: Illegal Alien Accused of Trying to Kidnap 4-Year-Old Girl - Left’s Policies Prevented His Deportation
Democrats' warped fetishization of illegal immigration is endangering American lives. A Honduran man, in the country illegally, was arrested for attempting to kidnap a young girl. Law enforcement officials in Fairfax County, a sanctuary county, ignored multiple ICE detainers on the suspect.
National Review: The Corner: A Bad Disney Analogy
Florida retaliated against Disney for speaking out against the incumbent government. Disney's special district privileges were targeted because of their opposition. While the legality is unclear, the core issue remains that Florida punished Disney for exercising their right to free speech.
National Review: The Corner: The Supreme Court and ‘Democracy’
The recent Supreme Court ruling in Moore v Harper was incorrectly characterized as a victory for democracy. Although the decision had its merits, it actually reaffirmed judicial authority and allowed state courts to reject legislative district maps. In comparison, the ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization, which removed judicial authority, was described as a "power grab." Evaluating Supreme Court decisions based on their effects on democracy is often useless, as the important inquiry should be about the legitimacy of the Court's power.
Fox News: Tester staff begs reporter to keep senator's exposed male anatomy 'off the record' after pea field potty stop
Montana Democrat Senator Jon Tester relieved himself in a pea field while a reporter was with him on his farm. His staff tried to keep it off the record.
Tester gained a challenger for his Senate seat in businessman and former Navy SEAL Tim Sheehy. The race is closely watched as it could determine Senate majority.
Red State: Joe Biden Answers the Question His Comms Team Won't, Starts Shouting at Reporters Over WhatsApp Message
President Joe Biden was confronted by reporters about his alleged involvement in his son's shakedown of a Chinese official. Biden denied being in the room during the incident, but his previous denials and the existence of incriminating messages raise questions. The investigation into the Bidens' business dealings and the flow of money remains ongoing.
#society
Daily Wire: Anheuser-Busch CEO Asked If He’d Send Can To Mulvaney Again. He Refuses To Answer.
The CEO of Bud Light's parent company refuses to admit that featuring a transgender influencer on a can of beer was a mistake, despite the backlash. Sales have plummeted and the brand's reputation has suffered. The CEO avoided answering whether it was a mistake and instead emphasized their support for the LGBTQ community.
Fox News: Anheuser-Busch CEO refuses to say if he'd allow Bud Light's disastrous Dylan Mulvaney promo in hindsight
Bud Light CEO Brendan Whitworth refused to comment on whether the controversial promotion with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney would happen again, amid ongoing backlash and plummeting sales. Whitworth acknowledged the negative impact on the business and stated that Bud Light should be about bringing people together. He emphasized the importance of understanding consumer expectations and expressed the need for increased investment in Bud Light advertising. The CEO faced criticism for not directly answering whether Mulvaney would be given the can again, but affirmed the company's continued support for LGBTQ communities while focusing on brewing great beer and listening to consumers.
National Review: The Corner: No Hard Feelings: Clandestinely Conservative?
No Hard Feelings tells the story of Maddie, a woman at risk of losing her home. She takes a job dating a wealthy family's son for a car. Initially amused, she falls for him, but their romance ends when he discovers the truth. Maddie picks herself up, pays off her debts, and they part ways as friends.
PJ Media: More Than $200 Billion in COVID Aid Fraud — and That's Just From Two Programs
Fraudulent loans and disbursements from COVID-19 aid programs amount to over $200 billion, according to the inspector general for the Small Business Administration. The estimate includes $136 billion in fraud for the Economic Injury Disaster Loan program and $64 billion for the Paycheck Protection program. The total losses from potential fraud in COVID relief aid is approximately $400 billion.
Fox News: Conservative TikTok influencers claim platform discriminates against right-leaning voices
Conservative TikTokers claim that the social media app TikTok silences their voices and promotes a double standard. They say their content gets censored, shadow-banned, and taken down, while liberal counterparts face no consequences for similar actions. TikTok denies these allegations, but creators maintain that strikes accumulate and result in permanent account removals. TikTok has been criticized for algorithmic bias and accusations of spying on behalf of the Chinese government. Despite the challenges, conservative creators believe it is necessary to be on these platforms to ensure diverse perspectives.
#war
Washington Free Beacon: WATCH: Biden Says Putin Is 'Losing the War in Iraq'
President Joe Biden confused reporters by stating that Russian President Vladimir Putin is "losing the war in Iraq" and "losing the war at home." Biden mentioned that Putin has become a pariah globally and is trying to regain authority after a mutiny by Russian mercenary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin. Biden's mix-up between the war in Ukraine and Iraq is not new, leading to concerns among Democrats about his support for a second term.
#foreignaffairs
Spectator USA: NATO’s joke of a leadership race
Ben Wallace has conceded defeat in his bid to become NATO secretary-general. The role will likely go to a compromise candidate who least offends the choosing countries. The decision seems to be influenced by opposition from America and France.
Washington Free Beacon: Wuhan Lab Researcher Says COVID Engineered as Bioweapon
A researcher claims China developed COVID-19 as a bioweapon. He suspects his colleagues spread it during the Military World Games and in Xinjiang. Republicans criticize the Biden administration's report on the origins of COVID, demanding the release of the intelligence.
Fox News: Biden tells reporters Putin is 'clearly losing the war in Iraq' in latest gaffe: 'Totally lost the plot'
President Biden faced criticism for mistakenly claiming that Russian President Vladimir Putin is losing the war in Iraq. Conservatives on social media labeled it as another gaffe by the president. The White House did not respond to the criticism.
#economy
Flag And Cross: What Americans Would Be Willing To Do To Be Completely Debt-free
Americans are willing to give up social media, internet access, and spend a night on a remote island to be debt-free. The average person feels they can only stay debt-free for 8.5 weeks before accruing new debt. The biggest debt hurdles include credit card debt, mortgages, automobile loans, and medical debt.
Flag And Cross: FTX Halts Sale Of AI Startup Anthropic Despite Whopping 9-Figure Price Tag: Report
FTX has stopped the sale of its stake in AI start-up Anthropic, despite previous expectations of a nine-figure sum. The investment bank advising the sale process informed bidders that the stake is not up for grabs. Meanwhile, the new management at FTX released a report revealing the misappropriation of customer assets and the commingling of funds. The company is now seeking interested parties to reboot the FTX.com exchange.
#religion
Daily Wire: Christian Google Employees Protest ‘Official Team Event’ Drag Show. Google Retreats.
Google faced backlash from Christian employees and others after planning a "Pride and Drag Show" as an official team event. The event, featuring drag performer "Peaches Christ," was criticized for disrespecting Christian co-workers. In response, Google removed the event from its LGBTQ+ events and relocated it within their offices.
#history
Forbes: How Is Indiana Jones Still Fighting Nazis In 1969? Exploring The Real History Behind ‘Dial Of Destiny’
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Indiana Jones, the legendary adventurer, is back on the big screen after 15 years. This time, he's searching for an ancient artifact with supernatural powers in the summer of 1969. His enemy is a former Nazi scientist who plans to change history. The film explores the real-life Operation Paperclip, where the US recruited Nazi scientists after World War II.
The Federalist: Reuters Spent 7000 Words Digging Up Politicians' Slaveowner Ties
A recent report by Reuters attempts to tie hundreds of U.S. elected officials to slaveholders from the past, highlighting their ancestral connections. While the investigation claims to avoid blaming individuals for actions they cannot control, it still pushes the narrative of collective guilt and links slavery to current political issues. The report also emphasizes the disparity between Democrat and Republican officials, suggesting a higher percentage of Republicans have slaveowner ancestors. Reuters' inclusion of a poll suggests that a politician's ties to slavery could influence some voters, particularly Democrats and Black respondents. This report perpetuates the false notion that Americans should be held accountable for the sins of their ancestors and promotes a divisive agenda.
#health
Fox News: First US malaria cases diagnosed in decades: What to know about the disease
First locally acquired malaria cases in decades confirmed in Florida and Texas. Treatment has been provided and patients are improving. CDC calls for action plan.
The Economist: A new TB vaccine could save 8.5m lives over the next quarter of a century
A new TB vaccine funded by charities could save 8.5 million lives over the next 25 years. The vaccine, known as M72, is about 50% effective in preventing TB in those with a latent infection. The Gates Foundation and Wellcome will fund a late-stage trial costing $550 million.
Daily Wire: National Institutes Of Health To Spend $1.4 Million For ‘Anti-Racist Healing In Nature’ Study
The National Institutes of Health is spending over $1.4 million on a study conducted by San Francisco State University on "anti-racist healing in nature." The study aims to address racial health disparities and increase access to physical activity in public parks for BIPOC young adults. Participants must be aged 18-26 and from specific racial or ethnic communities. The grant funding is part of the NIH's efforts to promote health equity.
#education
The American Spectator: An Obstacle to the Left’s Defense of Affirmative Action: Race Is a Biological Myth
Leftist university administrators await Supreme Court decision on affirmative action, clinging to racial categories. Affirmative action shifted from remedying discrimination to obsession with race, undermining original purpose.
#crime
Fox News: Passenger stabs himself to death in middle of London subway station
A man stabbed himself to death at Sloane Square station in London. The incident is not being treated as suspicious. Witnesses reported a distressing scene with lots of blood on the platform.
Washington Free Beacon: Daniel Penny Pleads Not Guilty in Subway Chokehold Death
Daniel Penny, a former Marine, pleaded not guilty to charges of manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide for strangling a homeless man in a subway. The victim, a mentally ill former Michael Jackson impersonator, had been shouting about his hunger before the incident. Some view Penny as a hero, while others condemn him as a vigilante.
Fox News: Michigan officers save toddler after mother allegedly tried to drown, stab, poison her: video
Michigan officers save a toddler from her mother, who allegedly attempted to drown and poison her. Bodycam footage shows the officers rescuing the child and administering CPR. The mother is facing multiple charges. The children are now in stable condition.
Fox News: French officer kills 17-year-old delivery driver near Paris, violent protests erupt among angry residents
A 17-year-old delivery driver was shot and killed by a police officer during a traffic check in a Paris suburb. This sparked tensions as angry residents set barricades on fire and clashed with police.
Fox News: Hate crimes in California increased by 20% last year
Reported hate crimes in California rose by 20.2% in 2022, with Black people being the most targeted group, experiencing a 27.1% increase. Incidents of homophobia and anti-Semitism also saw an uptick.
Forbes: Trump Insists He Didn’t Show Off Classified Docs In Taped 2021 Meeting: ‘It Was Bravado’
Former President Donald Trump downplays the significance of a leaked recording where he appears to handle confidential Pentagon records, claiming it was just "bravado" and that he had no classified documents. The recording is a key piece of evidence in the Justice Department's case against him.
#sports
Fox News: 76ers await James Harden's decision about player option before start of free agency
James Harden's future with the Philadelphia 76ers is uncertain as he considers declining his option and becoming a free agent. He may prioritize cash over a championship and return to the Houston Rockets. Philadelphia has the advantage of offering him a $210 million contract, but Harden's decision remains unknown.
Fox News: World Series champ pays tribute to 'best friend' Ryan Mallett following apparent drowning death
Former Red Sox player Will Middlebrooks mourns the death of his best friend, former NFL quarterback Ryan Mallett, in an apparent drowning incident in Florida. Middlebrooks posts heartfelt messages and photos on social media, expressing his grief and memories. Tributes from other athletes, including Tom Brady, pour in.
Fox News: Sharks acquire goalie Mackenzie Blackwood from Devils, now eyeing trade for Erik Karlsson
The San Jose Sharks have acquired goaltender Mackenzie Blackwood but are still looking to trade their best player, defenseman Erik Karlsson. Karlsson expressed a desire to play for a team that can win the Stanley Cup. The price for Karlsson will be high, and the Sharks are not willing to retain salary to move him.
#outdoors
All Outdoor: AllOutdoor Review: The Vortex Optics Mountain Pass Tripod
Vortex Optics has released the Mountain Pass tripod, a lightweight and durable tool for stabilizing cameras and optics in the field. With adjustable leg angles and three points of height adjustment, the tripod is perfect for nature photography and spotting. It provides stability and eliminates edge blurs, making it an invaluable tool for photographers.
#other
Forbes: Hanson Brings ‘Mmmbop’ Back To The Billboard Charts 26 Years After Its Release
Hanson's hit song "Mmmbop" from 26 years ago has made a comeback on the Billboard charts with a revamped version, featuring a collaboration with English band Busted. This is the first time Hanson has appeared on the Digital Song Sales chart, as online platforms were not popular when they were at their peak. "Mmmbop" was their only song to reach No. 1 on the Hot 100 chart in 1997.
The Epoch Times: Smoky Skies Hang Over US Midwest, East Coast, Hurting Air Quality
Smoke from Canadian wildfires has caused hazy skies and poor air quality in the US Midwest and East Coast. The National Weather Service issued air quality alerts for several states, urging people to limit outdoor activities. Canada is facing its worst-ever wildfire season, with 6.5 million hectares already burned.