THE AMERICA ONE NEWS
Jun 21, 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
Breitbart: John 'Xi'-na: Rep. Mike Gallagher Joins Pat McAfee Show Wearing T-Shirt Depicting John Cena as Mao
Rep. Mike Gallagher (R, WI) appeared on the Pat McAfee show wearing a shirt featuring John Cena as Chairman Mao. Gallagher discussed China's threat to the US and referenced Cena's apology for calling Taiwan a "country." Gallagher is a supporter of preventing China from invading Taiwan. He also expressed the need for government transparency regarding UFOs.
Fox News: South Dakota Gov Noem won't make 2024 endorsement, says there's 'no path to victory' for all but one
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem refuses to endorse any Republican candidate other than Donald Trump for the 2024 presidential primary. She is focusing on South Dakota and declined to campaign for the White House like North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum. Noem believes Trump is the only one with a path to victory.
Fox News: Alabama lawmakers to redraw congressional maps that the Supreme Court ruled to be unfair to Black voters
Alabama's governor has called for a special session to redraw congressional district maps that were deemed unfair to Black voters by the U.S. Supreme Court. The court upheld a ruling that Alabama had illegally diluted the political power of Black voters by having only one majority Black district. The court has given legislators until July 21 to submit a redrawn map for review.
Fox News: Michigan lawmakers approve legislation banning conversion therapy for minors
Michigan's Senate has approved legislation banning conversion therapy for LGBTQ+ minors, with only one Republican voting in favor of the ban. The legislation aims to protect youths from the scientifically discredited practice of trying to convert them to heterosexuality and traditional gender expectations. If signed by Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, Michigan will become the 22nd state to ban conversion therapy.
Breitbart: Report: 'Iran Attack Plan' Document Not in Trump Indictment
Former President Donald Trump's alleged "Iran attack plan" is not among the documents he has been charged with retaining, casting doubt on its existence. The document is central to Special Counsel Jack Smith's indictment of Trump, who claimed he had opposed the plan. A report from CBS News suggests that if the document does exist, it was not seized by the Department of Justice or included in the indictment.
Washington Free Beacon: 'No, I Wasn't!': Joe Biden Angrily Denies Knowledge of Hunter's Shakedown Texts
President Joe Biden denies knowledge of threatening texts sent by his son Hunter to a Chinese businessman. Mounting evidence suggests Biden had knowledge of Hunter's deal with the Chinese energy conglomerate, CEFC Energy. Two of Hunter's business partners claim Joe Biden was directly involved in the deal.
The Blaze: Horowitz: Supreme Court voids state legislative authority over redistricting
Justice Kavanaugh and Justice Barrett, along with other liberal justices, have opened the floodgates for state judiciaries to tamper with legislative authority over election law. Despite the Supreme Court ruling that deems political gerrymandering cases as non-justiciable, the North Carolina Supreme Court struck down the legislative map. This undermines the plenary power of legislatures and allows for arbitrary judicial interference in elections. The result is an unclear standard and the potential for federal courts to decide election maps in the future. The decision ultimately favors the left's agenda.
National Review: Despite the Polls, It’s Too Early to Count DeSantis Out among New Hampshire’s ‘Notorious Political Daters’
Political observers in New Hampshire say it's too early to write off Ron DeSantis, who is trailing Donald Trump by 28 points in the state. While Trump continues to attract Republican voters, it takes time for New Hampshire voters to make up their minds. DeSantis's camp remains optimistic about his chances and is confident that his message will resonate with voters.
#society
The Epoch Times: Titanic Sub Wreckage Seen for First Time Since Catastrophic Implosion
New footage shows debris from the OceanGate Titan submersible after a catastrophic implosion that killed all five people on board. The U.S. Coast Guard is investigating the cause of the implosion, raising questions about the unregulated nature of such expeditions.
National Review: The Corner: After Two Years of Teamsters Representation, Miami Truckers Have Had Enough
In 2021, XPO workers voted to decertify the Teamsters, who had recently negotiated a contract. The drivers felt that the union did not listen to their concerns or represent their interests. This highlights the ongoing struggle for unions to gain support among American workers.
Newsbusters: CBS Mourns Opposition To Transgender Campaign With Anheuser-Busch CEO
Anheuser-Busch CEO Brendan Whitworth faces backlash for a marketing campaign that backfired. The conversation surrounding Bud Light has become divisive, impacting the business and its employees. Whitworth avoids questions about the intention behind the campaign and the company's stance on queer rights. The drop in sales and financial consequences are not addressed. Whitworth's background in the CIA is mentioned, and he expresses his love for the job and the company's role in supporting America.
Fox News: India temple chariot fire causes 6 deaths, 10 injuries
A temple chariot in India caught fire, killing at least six people and leaving 10 others with burns after it touched an overhead electric wire. The incident occurred during a religious procession near a temple in the Kumarghat area.
Fox News: Maltese lawmakers unanimously approve legislation to loosen abortion restrictions
Maltese lawmakers approved legislation to ease strict abortion laws in the European Union, but pro-choice campaigners withdrew support due to last-minute changes. Under the amendments, access to abortion is only permitted after three specialists consent in cases where a woman's health is at grave risk, and immediate risk to the mother's life. The changes have been criticized as "vague, unworkable and even dangerous" by activists.
#war
Washington Free Beacon: Russian General May Have Been in on Coup Attempt, US Officials Say
Gen. Surovikin knew about the coup against Putin and may have been involved. Other officials may have supported the coup as well. Prigozhin called off the coup after a deal with the Kremlin. Putin must decide how to respond.
National Review: The Corner: Americans Love a Winner, Ukraine Edition
American support for aid to Ukraine has increased after the mercenary mutiny, as most Americans want Ukraine to win the war. However, there is skepticism about long-term commitments. Republican support for aid is conditional, and the mutiny made Russia look like losers. Partisanship and candidate preferences also influence people's stance on the issue.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: Can a President Who Can't Tell Apart Iraq an Ukraine, Make Decisions About Them?
President Joe Biden has made multiple mistakes recently, confusing the US war in Iraq with the Russian invasion of Ukraine. He referred to Putin losing the war in Iraq and talked about galvanizing allies in the onslaught on Iraq, when he meant Ukraine. This raises concerns about his competency as president.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Oklahoma Misspent Millions In COVID-19 Funds: Auditor
Oversight failures by state officials in Oklahoma resulted in the misallocation of over $29 million in federal pandemic relief funds, according to an audit report by the state's auditor. The biggest misallocation was $12.2 million in questioned costs related to the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES). The audit also found issues with the Governor's Emergency Education Relief fund, the Emergency Rental Assistance Program, and the Stay In School Program.
A federal watchdog found that tens of billions of dollars may have been misspent in COVID-19 relief funding across the country. The report estimated that at least 17% of funds disbursed to potentially fraudulent actors. The COVID-EIDL program had an estimated fraud of over $136 billion, while the PPP program had an estimated fraud of $64 billion. The report highlighted that weakened controls allowed fraudsters to access funds intended for eligible businesses affected by the pandemic.
The Babylon Bee: Biden Boasts How Well He Has Handled Ukrainian Economy
President Biden publicly boasts about his success in handling the Ukrainian economy, despite mounting criticism over inflation and financial struggles faced by families. Critics point to high gas prices and other factors as evidence of the failure of his economic policies. Ukrainian President Zelensky endorses Biden's economic track record.
Breitbart: So This Is 'Bidenomics?' Americans Are More Than Twice As Likely To Hold Negative Views of the Economy
Americans' assessments of the economy remain negative, although there has been some improvement. The Gallup Economic Confidence Index has risen from -43 to -32, the best score since January 2022. However, Americans are still more likely to have a negative view of the economy, with only 19% rating current economic conditions as good and 44% rating it as poor. The recent debt ceiling negotiations have also impacted economic confidence.
#religion
The Blaze: Man sets fire to Quran pages outside main mosque in Stockholm, Sweden, after police grant permit for protest
A man in Sweden sets fire to pages of a Quran outside a mosque in Stockholm. The police allowed the protest despite security risks. Turkey condemned the act and linked it to Sweden's NATO bid.
#history
All Outdoor: Curious Relics #067: The H&R Young America Part II
The article explores the history and variations of the H&R Young America revolver, a curious relic of the past. The revolver went through different models, each with its own unique features. Despite being overlooked, these affordable firearms were reliable and served their purpose.
#health
Breitbart: U.N. Laments Poor People Have 'Too Little Access' to Pharmaceutical Opioids
The UNODC's World Drug Report revealed that 86% of the global population lacks access to pharmaceutical opioids, despite their importance for pain relief and palliative care. The report highlighted the disparities in availability between high-income and low- and middle-income countries, with North America, Oceania, and Western Europe having higher levels of access compared to Africa and Asia. Opioids were identified as the leading cause of drug use deaths and were attributed to the majority of deaths in North America. The report called for increased access to pharmaceutical opioids while acknowledging the need for proper regulation to prevent misuse.
The Blaze: First-ever drug designed by AI now being tested on humans with chronic lung disease
Insilico Medicine, a biotech company, has announced that the first AI-designed drug is undergoing Phase 2 clinical trials. The drug, called INS018_055, aims to treat idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis and has the potential to address some of the limitations of current therapies. Using generative AI has significantly reduced costs and sped up the drug discovery process.
The Epoch Times: Medicaid Recipients Urged to Verify Eligibility Before Pandemic Subsidies Expire
Up to 15 million Medicaid beneficiaries could lose coverage as pandemic subsidies dry up. State officials urge eligible recipients to contact their state Medicaid office to maintain coverage amid plans to reduce Medicaid rolls. Some recipients ignore notices due to misinformation, while others are no longer eligible. State governments are utilizing various methods like social media, email, and partnerships with local businesses to communicate changes and protect coverage. Disenrolling ineligible individuals will allocate resources for those in need and reduce the taxpayers' burden. Eligibility can be determined through factors such as employment status and income. Ineligible individuals can seek coverage through other avenues like health insurance marketplaces or private policies. The Congressional Budget Office reports that although the pandemic subsidies will end, Medicaid enrollment and other subsidies will continue, with federal health care subsidies projected to total over $1.6 trillion annually by 2033.
Fox News: German police warn of ‘Blue Punisher’ ecstasy pill following 2 teen deaths
German police issue a warning about lethal "Blue Punisher" ecstasy pills after two teenage girls die from taking the drug. The pills contain a high dose of MDMA and even half a pill can be life-threatening.
The Epoch Times: UK Public Agency Won't Recommend Weight Loss Drug Mounjaro, Needs More Evidence
UK's health and social care watchdog, NICE, has decided against recommending Eli Lilly's weight loss drug, Mounjaro, for adults with diabetes. The draft guidance stated that more evidence is needed to evaluate the drug's effectiveness and cost. Mounjaro has obtained marketing authorization but has not received approval in the UK.
The Epoch Times: Wales Announces Law to Restrict Food Options in Meal Deals
The Welsh government has announced a new law to ban certain foods from meal deals and to limit the promotion of high fat, sugar, or salt content products in order to tackle obesity. The law, to be introduced in 2024 and rolled out by 2025, aims to restrict the ways in which unhealthy foods can be promoted to prevent impulse buys and excessive consumption. The government claims that products high in fat, sugar, or salt are often heavily promoted, leading to unintended purchases and increased spending on unhealthy foods.
#crime
Fox News: Ex-Maryland police chief convicted of setting 'revenge fires' targeting officials gets multiple life sentences
Former Maryland police chief, David Crawford, was sentenced to eight life sentences and 75 years for a series of revenge-motivated arson fires over the course of more than a decade. The fires targeted officials, chiropractors, and family members, and occurred across several counties in the state.
The Epoch Times: Winnipeg Police Charge Man in Expansive Sexual Extortion Case
Winnipeg police charge man with extorting people using sexual images. Tongun Justin Tongun faces 10 counts of extortion. Investigation reveals potential international ties.
The Epoch Times: Winnipeg Man Convicted in Slaying of Sleeping Toddler Loses Appeal
A Winnipeg man loses his appeal to overturn a first-degree murder conviction for the stabbing death of a sleeping toddler. He argued that video evidence of him assaulting the boy's mother before the killing was prejudicial. The Manitoba Court of Appeal upholds the conviction, stating that the video's probative value outweighed its prejudicial effect.
Fox News: NJ man who tried to pay $20K in bitcoin to have child porn victim killed sentenced to over 6 years in prison
A man from New Jersey has been sentenced to over six years in federal prison for exchanging explicit videos with a 13-year-old girl and paying $20,000 in bitcoin to have her killed. The man, John Michael Musbach, pleaded guilty to using interstate commerce facilities in a murder-for-hire plot. He began communicating with the girl online in 2015 and was eventually caught by her parents, who notified law enforcement.
Fox News: Kansas City man charged with murder following shooting that left 3 dead, 6 wounded
Keivon Greene, a Kansas City man, has been charged with three counts of second-degree murder after a shooting at an auto shop that left three dead and six injured. Greene was one of the suspects in the shooting that occurred during an after-hours party. The motive for the shooting is still under investigation.
Breitbart: 1.9 Million Fentanyl Pills Seized in Two Weeks at Arizona Border Crossing
U.S. Customs officers in Nogales, Arizona, intercepted two major drug shipments over the weekend. They seized over 670,000 fentanyl pills and nearly 48 pounds of methamphetamine. This is part of a larger effort to combat the smuggling of deadly fentanyl pills into the United States.
Fox News: Alabama prisons say executions by nitrogen hypoxia not ready despite AG’s remarks
The Alabama prison system is not ready to carry out executions by nitrogen hypoxia, a method that deprives inmates of oxygen. Although the attorney general's office suggested that Alabama was ready, the prison system stated that the protocol for this method is not complete, and personnel still need training. This comes after the state authorized the use of nitrogen gas in 2018 but has not yet carried out any executions using this method.
Red State: Turnabout Is Fair Play? Donald Trump Is Countersuing E. Jean Carroll for Defamation
Former President Donald Trump has filed a counterclaim against E. Jean Carroll for defamation in the ongoing legal battle between them. Carroll initially sued Trump for defamation in 2019 and later filed a second lawsuit in 2022, accusing him of rape and defamation. A jury found Trump liable for sexual abuse and defamation in May 2023. Carroll then stated on CNN that Trump did rape her, prompting his counterclaim. The Department of Justice, which previously wanted to intervene in the case, is now trying to distance itself from it.
#sports
Forbes: She’s Back: Simone Biles To Compete For First Time Since Walking Out Of Tokyo In 2021
Gymnastics superstar Simone Biles, who struggled with mental health at the Tokyo Olympics, will compete in the U.S. Classic in August against Olympic hopefuls. The Classic is a qualifier for Nationals and the U.S. Olympic Trials. Biles withdrew from most of the Tokyo Olympics due to balance issues and prioritized mental health, sparking worldwide attention.
Daily Wire: Simone Biles To Return To Competition One Year Ahead Of Paris Olympics
Olympic gymnast Simone Biles plans to return to competition at the U.S. Classic in August, her first event since the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Biles took a break from competing due to mental health concerns and testified about abuse she experienced. She will be joined by her teammates from the Tokyo Games.
Fox News: Warriors' Klay Thompson admits being teammates with Chris Paul is 'a little weird'
Golden State Warriors player Klay Thompson reflects on the strange feeling of being teammates with Chris Paul after years of playoff battles against him. The Warriors are hoping Paul's presence will bring leadership and a calming influence to the team.
The Warriors' chemistry suffered in the 2022-2023 season, starting with a punch from Draymond Green to teammate Jordan Poole during training camp. Coach Steve Kerr acknowledges the impact it had on the team and emphasizes the need to rebuild trust and improve relationships. Poole has since been traded to the Washington Wizards.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Best Rain Jackets of 2023, Tested and Reviewed
The article showcases the best rain jackets for outdoor activities, including hiking and hunting. The jackets are tested for durability, waterproofing, and breathability. The top picks include the Houdini BFF Jacket, the Filson Swiftwater Rain Jacket, the Outdoor Vitals Tushar Rain Jacket, the Black Diamond Stormline Stretch Anorak Rain Shell, and the Jack Wolfskin PreLight 2.5 Rain Jacket.
Backpacker: The 13 Best Hut-to-Hut Hikes in the World
Hut-to-hut hiking offers accessible outdoor adventures with the comforts of home. The Laugavegur Trail in Iceland, the Overland Track in Tasmania, and the Annapurna Circuit in Nepal are stunning treks worth exploring. Other notable options include the Mount Meru Trek in Tanzania, the Kumano Kodo in Japan, and the Walker's Haute Route in France and Switzerland. The Sunshine Coast Trail in Canada, the O Circuit in Chile, and the Triglav National Park Traverse in Slovenia are also bucket-list-worthy hikes. Don't forget about the Sneffels Traverse in Colorado for a breathtaking route in the United States.
Backpacker: Missing Actor Julian Sands Found Dead in San Gabriel Mountains
The remains of British actor Julian Sands, missing since January while hiking in Southern California, have been discovered. Sands, known for his roles in films such as A Room With a View and The Killing Fields, was found dead on Mount Baldy. The peak, popular among hikers, has been the site of numerous rescues and deaths in recent years.
#other
Spectator USA: Can James Gunn deliver a pro-American Superman?
New DC head honcho James Gunn is rebooting the Superman franchise with David Corenswet as Superman and Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane. The choices are predictable but promising. Cavill's tenure as Superman was frustrating, and Gunn aims to bring a fresh approach to the character.
The Epoch Times: Quinoa Gets the ‘Greek Salad’ Treatment
A quinoa salad inspired by Greek flavors. Broiled olives and vegetables add smoky notes. Tossed with quinoa, feta, and pine nuts.
Forbes: Representation Of Women On The Country Charts Is A Sad Song Garth Brooks Might Change
Garth Brooks launches a country radio station to promote gender balance in the music industry, as women continue to be underrepresented. Studies show that women receive significantly less airplay, and the gender disparity extends to songwriters and producers as well. While there has been a slight increase in the presence of women performers on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, the overall statistics still fall far short of equality. Garth Brooks aims to change the game and level the playing field for women in country music.
Forbes: Tom Hanks’ Niece Insists She’s Not ‘Spoiled Or Entitled’ After ‘Claim To Fame’ Tantrum
Carly Reeves, Tom Hanks' niece, had a dramatic meltdown on reality show "Claim to Fame." She was upset by the obvious clue referencing her uncle's movies and felt she deserved more camera time. Reeves insists she's not spoiled.
The Epoch Times: The Best Time of Day to Water Your Plants
Watering your outdoor plants at the right time of day is crucial for their health. The best time is in the morning or late afternoon/early evening. Avoid watering at night to prevent diseases. Adjust watering based on the plant's condition and use drip irrigation or soaker hoses for more efficient watering. For container plants, water daily and give extra water to new additions. Indoor plants have different watering needs, so check them regularly and let the top inch of soil dry between waterings.
The Epoch Times: Celebrate Fourth of July in Style With This Gorgeous Dessert
Blueberry cream pie made with a combination of raw and cooked blueberries for a sweet and tart filling. The crust is made with graham crackers and the topping is a whipped cream cheese.