THE AMERICA ONE NEWS
Jun 22, 2025 |
0
| Remer,MNSponsor: QWIKET
Sponsor: QWIKET
Sponsor: QWIKET: Sports Knowledge
Sponsor: QWIKET: Elevate your fantasy game! Interactive Sports Knowledge.
Sponsor: QWIKET: Elevate your fantasy game! Interactive Sports Knowledge and Reasoning Support for Fantasy Sports and Betting Enthusiasts.
topic
America First News
28 Jun 2023
#politics
The Federalist Papers: It Looks Like a Top Dem Congresswoman Has Violated Federal Law
Rep. Suzan DelBene of Washington, chairwoman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, failed to report up to $5.5 million in stock sales in a timely manner, violating federal law. Lawmakers who violate the STOCK Act usually face a small fine or have the penalty waived by ethics officials. DelBene, who signed onto a bill that would ban members of Congress from trading individual stocks, must now face the appearance of impropriety and potential corruption.
The Epoch Times: Biden and RFK Jr. to Pitch Competing Visions in Chicago
President Joe Biden and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will present their economic plans in Chicago before the Democratic National Convention. Biden compares his plan to FDR's Rural Electrification Act, while Kennedy criticizes COVID-era business closures. Kennedy also holds conservative views on immigration and opposes U.S. involvement in the Ukraine conflict. Critics see his platform as a mix of Trump conservatism and conspiracy theories. A poll shows Kennedy with the highest net favorability among all 2024 presidential candidates. Biden and Kennedy may not debate before the convention.
The Epoch Times: Paul Rickard Wins Republican Primary for Mount Hope Supervisor
Paul Rickard, former police chief and director of Hope Not Handcuffs, won the Republican primary for Mount Hope supervisor by a 2:1 margin. He ran on a platform of leadership, accessibility, and ethics reform, with a focus on helping people suffering from addictions. Rickard plans to be more available to town residents, update the code of ethics, and bring transparency to government. No Democratic candidate is running for the seat.
Daily Wire: DOJ Didn’t Charge Trump Over Alleged Iran Document In Audio Recording: Report
The alleged Iran document that Trump was caught on a recording showing is not included in his indictment. The charges against Trump relate to willfully retaining national security information, but do not include the document in question.
Fox News: VT town will allow 16- and 17-year-olds to vote in local elections after Legislature overrides governor's veto
The town of Brattleboro in Vermont will allow 16- and 17-year-olds to vote in local elections and serve on the selectboard. The Democratic-controlled Legislature overrode the Republican governor's veto of the bill. This move follows similar changes in other cities and states.
The New American: Democrats: Baby Killers, Liars, Human Traffickers, Gender Deniers, Sexual Perverts, Anti-God, Racists, Prideful Sinners, and Anti-American - The New American
The podcast criticizes Democrats, accusing them of being baby killers, liars, human traffickers, gender deniers, sexual perverts, anti-God, racists, prideful sinners, and anti-American.
The American Mind: A Rising Tide of Pride
Pride Month is a reminder of the ongoing hatred towards LGBTQ people. The Department of Homeland Security and the Human Rights Campaign have reported increasing threats towards the community. However, there is little evidence of actual physical violence. The alarmist claims made by these organizations are not supported by hate crime data, which shows a small percentage of crimes targeting LGBTQ individuals. The media also misrepresents the racial demographics of hate crime offenders, falsely insinuating that whites are disproportionately responsible. Despite the lack of evidence, the narrative of oppression persists.
Fox News: Arizona halts spending $15 million for a rodeo after taxpayers file lawsuit
A lawsuit has been filed against the state of Arizona over a budget item that allocates $15.3 million to a rodeo in Prescott. The lawsuit claims that this spending violates the state constitution, which prohibits the government from giving money to private entities without direct benefits to taxpayers. The lawsuit also argues that the expenditure fails to meet the criteria of the state's gift clause.
Red State: EXCLUSIVE: DeSantis Press Secretary Addresses Accusation He's Behind Anonymous Twitter Account
Ron DeSantis's press secretary, Bryan Griffin, denies being behind an anonymous Twitter account that has been causing controversy during the primary battle. A video comparing the voices of Griffin and another account named Max Nordau, who supports DeSantis, was released, but Griffin insists it is a lie. He believes in open debate and disavows the left's tactics. The theory of Griffin being behind the account doesn't make sense, and these Twitter fights are a waste of time.
Newsbusters: 2024 Interference: ABC Hides Whistleblower Speaking Out on Hunter Biden Probe
The Biden administration is being accused of interfering in the Hunter Biden investigation, with an IRS agent stating that he was blocked from pursuing leads that could have implicated President Biden. CBS has spent seven minutes on the interview with the agent, while NBC has dismissed his claims.
#society
The Epoch Times: NEWS ANALYSIS: Americans Believe Free Speech Is Eroding in America, Recent Poll Finds
Majority of Americans feel that the right to free speech is more limited now than it was ten years ago, with many fearing retaliation for expressing their opinions. Conservatives argue that the agreeableness of the past has allowed for censorship and the stifling of common sense ideas. Civil rights attorney Alan Dershowitz warns that free speech is increasingly under threat from the hard left, while Pennsylvania Attorney Bruce L. Castor Jr. emphasizes that free speech is protected by the First Amendment from government interference, but societal pressure and cancel culture have made many individuals hesitant to speak their minds. The rise of social media has also distorted public opinion and negatively impacted freedom of expression.
The Blaze: Vanna White lawyers up with powerful attorney amid allegations she hasn't seen a pay raise in 18 years
Vanna White has hired a powerful attorney to negotiate her contract and seek a better salary amid allegations of pay discrimination. White has not received a salary increase in 18 years and earns $3 million per year compared to Pat Sajak's reported salary of $15 million per year. There have been rumors of eliminating White's role, but Ryan Seacrest, the new host, has indicated that he expects to work with her.
National Review: The Corner: No, Food and Housing Were Not Cheap in 1980
Avi Woolf argues that many people have a misguided understanding of how their parents and grandparents lived, leading to a belief that previous generations had it much easier. He points out that while certain things were cheaper back then, there were also trade-offs, such as smaller homes, higher mortgage rates, and limited access to gas. He also mentions that Americans now have more options and a higher standard of living in terms of consumer electronics, but the rising cost of higher education has created a distorted perception of the cost of living.
Fox News: Arizona couple marries at White Castle years after bride, once a homeless teen, was helped by fast food worker
A couple gets married at a White Castle location in Arizona to honor how it helped the bride during her time as a homeless runaway. The pair had a royal wedding theme and served White Castle food to their guests.
The Federalist: Park Employees At Yosemite Violate Uniform Code For Pride March
Staff at Yosemite National Park violated the National Park Service's uniform policy by participating in a pride event. In a video, environmentalist drag queen Pattie Gonia celebrated the park pride parade, featuring uniformed employees waving "progress pride" flags.
Yosemite National Park's official Instagram account also featured a park ranger with a trans-pride flag. Critics expressed disappointment in the politicization of the park, while Gonia dismissed complaints as "hate." This represents the latest episode of far-left activists imposing their cultural agenda.
#war
Flag And Cross: Russian Mercenary Leader's March On Moscow Rattles Putin's Command
In a shocking turn of events, the leader of Russian mercenary group Wagner, Yevgeny Prigozhin, led a march toward Moscow with demands to remove Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu. Prigozhin claimed that Russia's army had killed 30 of his men. The march was halted and Prigozhin was offered safe haven in Belarus.
#foreignaffairs
Flag And Cross: Israeli Investigative Series Led To Dutch Arrest Of Father-daughter Terror Team
A Dutch father and daughter have been arrested for funding Hamas in violation of EU sanctions, after an Israeli investigative series called "Shtula" exposed the connection between terrorist organizations and anti-Semitic BDS groups. The series featured Amin Abu Rashid, a key figure in Hamas in Holland, who is believed to be one of the arrested suspects. The arrests are being hailed as a significant victory against Hamas (, ).
#economy
Forbes: U.S. H1-B Visa Holders Targeted By Canada’s New Immigration Program
Canada is implementing a program to attract high-tech workers, including H1-B visa holders from the United States, in an effort to fill skill shortages and promote future job growth. The program includes streamlining work permits, exempting skilled workers from labor assessments, and promoting Canada as a destination for skilled professionals and their families. While Canada offers attractive benefits such as universal healthcare and quality education, the United States should consider similar measures to retain and attract global talent.
The Epoch Times: Oil Prices Gain 2 Percent on Big Decline in US Crude Storage
Oil prices rose 2% due to a larger-than-expected drop in U.S. crude stockpiles, countering concerns of interest rate hikes affecting economic growth and global oil demand. The U.S. Energy Information Administration reported a 9.6 million barrel decrease in crude inventories, surpassing analysts' forecasts. Despite worries about interest rates, oil prices increased.
The Epoch Times: What Could Be in Store for Canadian Home Prices
Canada's housing market is on the rise despite interest rate hikes, but analysts expect prices to start dropping. The lack of housing supply and a growing population support prices. The increase in capital requirements for banks will tighten lending, creating a slight headwind for real estate. High household debt and rising interest rates contribute to vulnerabilities in the housing market. Canada has one of the most vulnerable housing markets globally, with high levels of household debt and a record-high debt-to-income ratio. Falling house prices and weak bank balance sheets are key concerns. The common five-year fixed-rate mortgage provides temporary stability, but the problem will not go away unless interest rates decrease significantly.
Forbes: Nasdaq Set For Best First Half In Its 52-Year History Amid AI-Fueled ‘Market Euphoria’
The Nasdaq Composite is having a strong start to the year, outperforming the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average. After a tough 2022, the tech index has rebounded and gained 30% year-to-date, fueled by the rise of artificial intelligence. Wall Street sees AI as a major driver of future stock gains for tech giants like Nvidia, Alphabet, and Microsoft.
The Epoch Times: Banks Have Questions to Answer Over Interest Rate Rises for Savers, Says Minister
Banks are being questioned about how quickly they pass on interest rate rises to savers after the Bank of England raised rates, putting pressure on mortgage holders. Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride said Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has been having serious conversations with banks and the Financial Conduct Authority is looking into the issue. The opposition Labour Party is pushing for government intervention to ensure banks pass on rate rises to savers. Chancellor Hunt acknowledged the problem and is working on a solution. Martin Lewis of MoneySavingExpert.com called the situation "absolutely outrageous" and accused banks of profiteering.
The Epoch Times: BC Port Union Issues 72-hour Strike Notice Affecting More Than 7,000 Workers
Port workers in British Columbia have issued a 72-hour strike notice, ready to walk off the job on Saturday. The dispute is centered around contracting out, port automation, and cost of living.
Field & Stream: Best Early Prime Day Tool Deals 2023
Early Amazon Prime Day 2023 deals on tools include discounts of up to 50% off. Brands like DeWalt, Milwaukee, and Black + Decker are offering deals on cordless drills, drivers, saws, and more.
#religion
Fox News: 'Red-pilled bishop' faces Vatican probe after accusing Pope Francis of 'undermining' Catholic faith
The Vatican is investigating Bishop Joseph Strickland, who publicly accused Pope Francis of undermining the Roman Catholic faith. Strickland, the bishop of the Diocese of Tyler, Texas, had a recent "apostolic visitation" from Rome. He has been critical of the Church's leadership and has challenged the pope's fidelity to the faith.
#history
Daily Wire: ‘Pizza’ Painting Discovered At Pompeii, But Classic Ingredients Are Missing
Archeologists in Pompeii discover a painting of a pizza-like dish from ancient times, suggesting a possible ancestor of the modern dish. The depiction shows a flat piece of dough topped with pomegranate, spices, herbs, and a type of pesto, but lacking tomato and mozzarella. The discovery sheds light on the origins of pizza as a simple and frugal meal.
#health
The Epoch Times: Bioethicist Alarmed New MAiD Guidance Could Encourage People to Die to Give Organs to Loved Ones
New guidelines for medical assistance in dying (MAiD) in Canada allow patients to donate their organs to loved ones. Critics fear this may incentivize people to end their lives who wouldn't otherwise. Bioethicist Trudo Lemmens believes it instrumentalizes disabled persons' lives and creates pressure to choose death. The guidelines were published by Canadian Blood Services and include principles to separate MAiD decisions from organ donation decisions. However, concerns about coercion and undue pressure remain. Critics argue that Canada has lost its way in regards to MAiD.
Fox News: Jamie Foxx's producing partner reveals when actor will return to work
Actor Jamie Foxx's producing partner, Datari Turner, provided an update on Foxx's health, stating that he is doing amazing and will be back to work very soon. Foxx's co-star John Boyega also confirmed that he has spoken with Foxx and that he is doing well. Details about Foxx's medical problem and his current condition remain unknown.
Fox News: Former NFL quarterback Bernie Kosar sounds alarm on threat of brain injuries after 100+ concussions: 'Tragic'
Former NFL quarterback Bernie Kosar speaks out about the devastating impact of traumatic brain injuries (TBI) and chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE). Kosar, who suffered more than 100 concussions, shares his personal experience of seizures and extensive medication use. He advocates for changes in football to prevent future generations from suffering from CTE.
Flag And Cross: 3 Ways To Help Pets Cope With Fear Of Storms
Pet owners can help their animals cope with thunderstorm phobias by using techniques such as petting, creating a safe place, playing loud music, and distracting them with toys. Veterinarians may also prescribe anti-anxiety medications or condition pets to not fear the sound of storms. ThunderWorks.com created the ThunderShirt, a snug wrap that applies gentle pressure to provide stress relief for animals. Although not clinically proven, this method has received endorsements from trainers, veterinarians, rescue groups, and pet owners.
#education
The Epoch Times: US Supreme Court Turns Away Case on Charter School's Mandatory Skirts for Girls
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected the appeal of a North Carolina charter school to enforce a dress code requiring skirts, citing it as discriminatory and violating the 14th Amendment. The court ruled that the policy perpetuated harmful gender stereotypes.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Pharmacist Convicted of Stealing, Selling COVID Vaccination Cards Online
A former pharmacist in Chicago stole and sold authentic COVID-19 vaccination cards on eBay, selling over 630 cards to about 200 buyers for more than $5,600. He was found guilty of theft of government property and faces a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison.
Fox News: Hawaii authorities arrest couple suspected of supplying fentanyl after 2 people at a resort die from overdose
Authorities have arrested a couple who supplied fentanyl in a mass overdose in a Hawaii hotel that killed two people. Avery Garrard and Keina Drageset were charged with distributing fentanyl resulting in death. The couple's apartment was found with cash and fentanyl during a search.
Fox News: 8-year-old child in martial arts class beaten to death by instructor
An 8-year-old Chinese boy dies after joining a martial arts class. His parents receive a video of his training showing him with bruises. The incident leads to arrests and the club's closure.
Human Events: Ukrainian trafficker stopped at border attempting to steal
11-month-old baby to sell for organs
Charity worker detained in Ukraine for attempting to buy and sell baby abroad for $25,000. Suspected involvement in organ trafficking.
Fox News: Woman pushed Army vet ex-boyfriend to suicide, told him other men were daughter's 'new dad': prosecutors
A Pennsylvania woman, Mandie Reusch, is one step closer to trial on aiding suicide charges after relentlessly texting her ex-boyfriend, Kevin Metzger, urging him to kill himself. The court found probable cause for the felony charge of aiding suicide. Reusch sent explicit, abusive texts and even made claims about her sexual relationships with other men. The messages were continuous and unrelenting for months, ultimately pushing Metzger to take his own life.
The Epoch Times: You Are Being Scammed
Scammers are on the rise, taking advantage of the difficulty in telling real from fake, especially in the digital realm. Even sophisticated individuals can fall victim to these cons, as they manipulate and deceive to gain personal information. The rise of crypto tokens has also opened the door to new forms of racketeering and scams, impacting both individuals and businesses.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: How to Start a Fire Without a Lighter
In this article, we explore six reliable and versatile techniques on how to start a fire without a lighter. These methods include using a bow drill, a knife and quartz, a ferro rod, a battery and steel wool, a water bottle, and strike-anywhere matches. Each method involves gathering specific materials and following step-by-step instructions to create a flame. These alternative methods are essential for outdoor enthusiasts in case their lighter fails them.
onX Offroad: How to Find OHV Areas Near Me for Off-Roading or Overlanding
Off-roading enthusiasts can find various opportunities depending on their location. Less populated areas like the Intermountain West offer more options, while heavily populated areas have limited public land. To cater to off-road enthusiasts, OHV parks have been built, providing legal access to trails in a closed environment. These parks offer amenities such as parking lots, camping areas, restrooms, and more. The onX Offroad App is a useful tool for finding OHV parks in your area. Just search "OHV" or browse the map for designated areas. Fees and permits may be required for usage, and it's important to follow park rules to ensure their continued enjoyment.
All Outdoor: POTD: Bring Out The Big Guns! - Crescent Firearms Co Nitro Marvel
This is a Photo of the Day featuring the Crescent Firearms Company Nitro Marvel, a single-shot shotgun with a 54-inch barrel. It was likely made for duck and goose hunting.
#technology
Daily Wire: First Images Of Titan Sub Wreckage Emerge After Pieces Of Vessel Pulled From Ocean Floor
Parts of the Titan submersible, which imploded on its way to the Titanic wreckage, were recovered in Canada. The wreckage confirms the deaths of all five passengers.
#other
Fox News: 'Yellowstone' star Kevin Costner faces difficulties filming new movie after leaving hit show
Kevin Costner faced difficulties finding a filming location in Utah for his film "Horizon: An American Saga." Due to the snowpack and rising water levels, he had to make a snap decision and change his plans. Costner found another location on the Shivwits Reservation, which was not what he originally envisioned but still beautiful.
Costner and his crew were praised for respecting the Shivwits land and working together with the reservation. Signs were used to protect wildlife and the production company improved the reservation's infrastructure. Amid the drama with his show "Yellowstone," Costner has shifted his focus to "Horizon: An American Saga."
Forbes: Summer 2023 Streaming: YouTube & Netflix Vs. The Field
The streaming industry continues to thrive, with streaming comprising 36.4% of all TV viewership, surpassing cable and broadcasting. YouTube and Netflix dominate the market, while other major media company streaming services struggle to gain significant viewership. Fast ad-supported TV platforms like Tubi and Pluto TV are also establishing themselves in the streaming ad business. The focus on original programming by Netflix may make it challenging for other companies to secure library licensing deals.
Fox News: New Mexico lawmakers warn leaving farmland unplanted won’t settle fight over Rio Grande water use
New Mexico lawmakers warn that leaving farmland unplanted along the Rio Grande won't solve the water dispute with Texas. The proposed management plan includes reducing water use through various means such as fallowing farmland and improving infrastructure. Some officials argue for focusing on infrastructure while others suggest capturing storm water runoff. They emphasize the need for balancing water delivery obligations and not burdening only farmers.
Fox News: New Mexico reaches settlement over permit renewal for underground nuclear waste repository
New Mexico and the U.S. Department of Energy have reached an agreement over the renewal of a permit for the underground repository for nuclear waste. The new permit would provide greater safeguards, oversight, and prioritize the cleanup of Cold War-era waste at Los Alamos National Laboratory.