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America First News
28 Jun 2023
#politics
The Epoch Times: White House Explains Marks on Biden's Face While He Met With Reporters
The White House confirmed that President Joe Biden uses a machine to treat sleep apnea. Sleep apnea is a common condition in the United States that causes breathing to stop and start during sleep. The machine, called a CPAP machine, delivers constant air pressure to help the individual breathe while sleeping. Biden has been using the device for several weeks and his doctor has previously noted his history with sleep apnea. The president's age and health have become a concern for some voters, with polls suggesting doubts about his ability to serve as president due to his age. However, his doctor has declared him healthy and fit for duty.
The Blaze: This NEW Hunter Biden WhatsApp message is ‘HORRIFIC’
House Republicans released more WhatsApp messages written by Hunter Biden, revealing a business deal with a Chinese energy company. Hunter demanded a $10 million annual investment into a joint venture, and when $5 million was proposed, he said it was "not acceptable." The messages suggest that the Bidens are putting personal gain over the country's interests.
Breitbart: Dark Brandon: Biden Gives 'Bidenomics' Speech in Semi-darkness
President Biden gave a speech in Chicago promoting government infrastructure, but the venue had poor lighting and he did not address inflation or energy challenges. Democratic challenger Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is also gaining popularity in the polls.
Red State: VIP Gold Chat: The Nation Experiences a Chinese Water Torture Courtesy of Hunter
The Biden family's troubles continue to plague America, with Joe Biden doubling down on Hunter Biden's controversial claims and Joe Manchin and Kamala Harris facing criticism. Jim Jordan criticizes the DOJ for its preferential treatment of Hunter Biden. Join RedState's VIP Gold membership for access to exclusive content across all Townhall Media sites.
Breitbart: Exclusive—Alfredo Ortiz: Bidenomics Is a Euphemism for Big Government Failure
President Biden's speech in Chicago claimed a strong economy, but it's actually declining with historic inflation and anemic growth. Republicans want money in the hands of small businesses, not wasted in Washington.
Fox News: Graham: US attorney in charge of Hunter probe was briefed on FBI form detailing Joe Biden bribery accusations
The top Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee, Senator Lindsey Graham, has sent letters to Attorney General Merrick Garland and the US Attorney who led the federal investigation into Hunter Biden, David Weiss, demanding answers about allegations that the probe was slow-walked and influenced by politics. Graham specifically referenced an FBI-generated FD-1023 form that contained allegations of a criminal bribery scheme involving then-Vice President Joe Biden and a foreign national. The form detailed conversations between the source and a top executive of Burisma Holdings, on whose board Hunter Biden sat.
The Blaze: Commentary: Regime change, one liberal elite at a time
The ruling class is turning to illiberal means to hold onto power, but others are working to forecast and program what comes next. The author suggests replacing the ruling class with conservatives focused on the common good, instead of pursuing progress at the people's expense. The liberal elites fear the people and seek to control and change them through coercion, but there is an opportunity for a new elite that aligns with the values and needs of ordinary working people.
The New American: South Dakotans Call for Special Legislative Session to Stop Property Theft - The New American
South Dakota landowners are in conflict with a carbon-capture pipeline company, and Governor Kristi Noem is facing criticism for not supporting the residents. Landowners are attempting to hold a special legislative session to stop the pipeline. Meanwhile, the United Nations is proposing a global tax, and a group of senators have introduced a bill to repeal the Authorization for Use of Military Force.
Red State: Watch: It Sure Looks Like 'Reporters' Ran Interference for Joe Biden During Press Gaggle
In a press interaction on the White House lawn, Joe Biden denied involvement in his son's controversial WhatsApp message and made an erroneous claim about Putin losing the war in Iraq. The press appeared to interrupt the question and omitted crucial information from the pool report, raising concerns about bias and manipulation in journalism. The media's treatment of Biden mirrors their past handling of Trump, calling for an unbiased and transparent approach to reporting.
The Epoch Times: Ottawa Still Trying to Negotiate With Meta Over News Blocking, Says Trudeau
Prime Minister Trudeau is still negotiating with Meta over threats to block news sharing in Canada. Meta, which owns Facebook and Instagram, plans to end news availability once the Online News Act takes effect. Trudeau expressed disappointment with Meta's decision and stated that talks with Google are ongoing.
#society
The Epoch Times: Arizona Governor Signs Executive Orders Authorizing 'Gender-Affirming Health Care,' Restricting 'Conversion Therapy'
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed two executive orders to ensure sex-change procedures for state employees and to restrict "conversion therapy" as harmful to the health and well-being of LGBT individuals.
National Review: The Corner: A Quarter of 40-Year-Olds Have Never Married
The number of 40-year-olds in the United States who have never been married has been steadily increasing. In 2021, 25% of 40-year-olds were unmarried, up from 20% in 2010 and 6% in 1980. Men, black individuals, and those without a college degree are more likely to be among the unmarried. This trend is causing concern as it is linked to declining birth rates worldwide.
Washington Free Beacon: Portland Residents Flee City, Citing Crime and Homelessness
Portland residents are leaving the city due to rising homelessness and crime. The city's population declined by almost 3 percent between 2020 and 2022, with residents citing safety concerns. Public drug use, rampant crime, and out-of-control homelessness contribute to the problem. The city's allocation of funds to marijuana-related initiatives rather than hiring more police officers has been criticized. The rollback of a camping ban on city property has also been viewed as a crackdown on public camping. Similar population declines are occurring in other Democrat-run cities like San Francisco and New York City.
Breitbart: Nolte: Actress Elliot Page and Other Fascists Demand Censorship of Trans Facts
Actress Elliot Page and other activists demand social media censorship of facts about the trans movement, while GLAAD calls for the censorship of content criticizing healthcare for trans youth. This is a bid for social media companies to engage in psychological terrorism and silence opposition.
#war
Daily Wire: Top Russian General Arrested After Wagner Rebellion
Top Russian general, General Sergei Surovikin, has been arrested for supporting Yevgeny Prigozhin's rebellion against the Russian government. Surovikin's arrest suggests his involvement with Prigozhin was driven by a thirst for power. It is believed that other Russian generals may have also backed Prigozhin's efforts.
Fox News: Russian commander who may have known about Wagner rebellion is arrested: report
Russian deputy commander, Sergei Surovikin, has been arrested for his alleged involvement in the mutiny led by Wagner mercenary troops in Ukraine. The arrest follows reports that Surovikin had prior knowledge of the rebellion. Surovikin has a history of brutality, including ordering soldiers to fire on protesters in Moscow and indiscriminate bombings in Syria.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: Haley Hits Back after Chinese Embassy Calls Her Tough-on-China Policy Proposal Irresponsible
Chinese embassy criticizes Nikki Haley's tough-on-China policy proposals, accusing CCP of "killing Americans" with fentanyl. Haley vows to revoke trade relations until chemical crackdown and push American companies to leave China. Spokesman says Haley's plan goes against economic laws.
Washington Free Beacon: Vivek Ramaswamy Told a Voter He's Open to Ending Foreign Aid to Israel. Now He Says It Was a Misunderstanding.
Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy stated that he is open to cutting off aid to Israel but clarified later that he supports aid as long as it continues to flow to other countries in the Middle East. He believes it should be part of a comprehensive strategy and wants to prioritize American interests before giving money to other nations.
Foreign Policy: U.S. Elites Agree on NATO Enlargement
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has sparked discussions about enlarging NATO. Finland has already joined the organization, effectively increasing NATO's border with Russia. Sweden's accession is being blocked by Hungary and Turkey, but a deal may be possible. Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, and Ukraine have expressed interest in joining NATO as well. Some believe that NATO enlargement promotes democratic values and European stability, while others worry it provokes Russia. Surveys show that both scholars and practitioners support NATO enlargement and believe that Sweden should be the next country to join.
National Review: The Corner: Fly Me to the Moon
Proposed budget caps could shrink NASA's budget by $7 billion, delaying lunar exploration and potential Mars development. Congress should prevent this as the new space race with China has national security implications. Keeping Artemis on track is crucial for national pride and reinvigorating the nation. Cutting the deficit is important, but finding other areas to reduce spending is necessary.
#economy
The Epoch Times: California Man Defrauded $9 Million From Investors in Cow Manure Green Energy Scheme
A California man, Ray Brewer, has been sentenced to over six years in prison for running a green energy Ponzi scheme, defrauding investors of nearly $9 million. Brewer used fake documents and forged agreements to convince investors to invest in his business of converting cow manure into energy. He deposited the money in multiple bank accounts under different names and used it for personal expenses.
#culture
Forbes: Spanish YA Romance 'Across The Sea' Debuts As No. 1 On Netflix Global Top 10
"Through My Window: Across the Sea" is a highly anticipated sequel that follows the love story of Raquel and Ares. It debuted at No. 1 on Netflix's Global Top 10 non-English list, with 14.5M views in its first two days. The original film also returned to the list after 14 weeks.
#history
American Thinker: Remembering the pivotal Battle of Sullivan’s Island on June 28, 1776
Today is Carolina Day, a commemoration of the Battle of Sullivan's Island during the American Revolution. Few realize that more Revolutionary War battles were fought in South Carolina than any other colony. The defense of Sullivan's Island forced the British to turn away from the South and head back north. It is still remembered in Charleston, where a service is held at St. Michael's Church followed by a parade down historic Meeting Street. Charleston is a wonderful repository of history.
#health
Forbes: Biden Starts Using A CPAP Machine—Here’s What That Means
President Joe Biden has started using a CPAP machine to treat sleep apnea, raising concerns about his health as he enters his reelection bid. Sleep apnea is a common condition where breathing repeatedly stops and restarts during sleep.
The Epoch Times: Traditional Secrets for Fresh Breath: Insights Into the Causes of Bad Breath and Natural Deodorizing Remedies
Halitosis and its causes are discussed, including poor oral hygiene and problems with the viscera. Traditional Chinese medicine offers solutions, such as using white cardamom and honeysuckle tea to eliminate bad breath. Tips to avoid bad breath include eating less inflammatory food and drinking plenty of water after consuming coffee.
#crime
The Epoch Times: New Law Makes It Harder for Online Criminals to Sell Fake or Stolen Products
The INFORM Consumers Act, effective June 27, aims to curb the sales of stolen and counterfeit goods on e-commerce sites. It requires online marketplaces to verify the identity of high-volume sellers and disclose their information. Critics argue that the law lacks strong protections against fraud and stolen goods.
The Epoch Times: Pair Sentenced for Burglarizing LA Mayor Karen Bass's Home
Two men, Patricio Munoz and Juan Espinoza, have been sentenced to prison for breaking into the home of Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and stealing two revolvers. The burglary took place in September 2022, and the stolen guns were .38-caliber revolvers. Gun thefts have been on the rise since the pandemic started.
Fox News: Drugs rain down on French countryside after fighter jet intercepts suspected smuggler
A pilot dumped suspicious bags from a small plane over France, leading to his arrest. French fighter jet witnessed the erratic behavior and packages being thrown out. Pilot is a Polish national with a history of drug offenses.
Fox News: Delphi murders suspect Richard Allen confessed to killing 2 girls in jail calls: court docs
Richard Allen, the suspect in the Delphi murders of two girls in Indiana in 2017, allegedly confessed to the crimes in jailhouse calls to his wife and mother. Allen's defense attorney argued that his client's statements were inconsistent and unreliable due to his deteriorating mental health in prison. Authorities arrested Allen in October 2022, five years after the murders were committed.
#sports
Fox News: Red Sox closer Kenley Jansen 'wanted to cry' when Alex Cora apologized for Astros' 2017 cheating scandal
Boston Red Sox closer Kenley Jansen revealed a moment when his manager, Alex Cora, earned his respect. Cora apologized for the Houston Astros' cheating scandal during a meeting, and Jansen appreciated his accountability and forgiveness.
Fox News: US women’s soccer team to receive ESPN courage award; social media wants Peyton Hillis for life-saving efforts
ESPN announced that the United States Women's National Team will receive the Arthur Ashe Courage Award at the ESPYs for their fight for equal pay. A new collective bargaining agreement was signed, granting the women equitable pay structures and $24 million from U.S. Soccer. This decision has sparked frustration on social media, with some arguing that the award should have gone to Peyton Hillis who saved his son and niece from drowning.
Breitbart: ESPN to Give Women's Soccer Team ‘Courage Award' for Equal Pay Fight — While Defending Trans Athletes Replacing Women
The U.S. Women's National Soccer Team is set to receive ESPN's Arthur Ashe Award for fighting for equal pay, despite some members advocating for men to replace women in women's sports. The team settled their lawsuit and won equal pay, but their support for transgender athletes undermines their cause.
Forbes: Cleveland Guardians’ Pitching Factory Continues To Keep The Team Afloat
The Cleveland Guardians are relying on rookie pitchers to stay competitive despite injuries to their starting rotation. Tanner Bibee, Logan Allen, and Gavin Williams have all stepped up and performed well, with Williams making history in just his second major league start. The emergence of these rookies gives the Guardians options and potentially allows them to make a pitching-for-hitting trade to address their struggling offense.
#outdoors
The Epoch Times: Love Your Lawn Without Letting It Take Over Your Life
Homeowners are finding ways to reduce the workload of maintaining a green lawn. Sharpening mower blades, raising the cut height, and reducing the amount of fertilizer can all help. Another option is to downsize the lawn by adding low-maintenance shrubs or planting beds. Ground covers, such as creeping thyme or clover, are also popular choices. For those who want a maintenance-free option, artificial grass can be a solution, although it still requires some cleaning and fluffing.
Field & Stream: Best Drop Shot Rods of 2023, Tested and Reviewed
Most anglers think a drop shot rod can be any spinning outfit, but pros have specific criteria. Drop shot rods have become popular and manufacturers now offer dedicated options. The best drop shot rods include Daiwa Tatula Elite Series, Abu Garcia Fantasista X, and Scheels Outfitters Ebisu Pro. Abu Garcia Veritas and 13 Fishing Fate Black offer value options. For walleye, St. Croix Tournament Walleye is a great choice, and G Loomis GCX Dropshot is the best light rod. Consider power, action, and sensitivity when choosing a drop shot rod.
#other
Breitbart: NJ Cites Ukraine War to Push Huge Offshore Wind Tax Break
New Jersey lawmakers have advanced a bill that would grant federal tax credits to Ørsted, a Danish green corporation responsible for offshore wind projects. The bills cite Russia's invasion of Ukraine as a reason for granting the tax breaks. Residents fear the wind turbines will harm the local ecosystem and tourism and fishing industries.
The Epoch Times: Canada's Wildfire Smoke Puts Millions of Americans Under Air Quality Alerts
Smoke from Canadian wildfires has caused air quality warnings across the US Midwest and East Coast. Cities like Chicago, Detroit, and Minneapolis have experienced the worst air quality globally. Over 87 million people are at risk of poor air quality due to the smoke.
Daily Wire: Ben Shapiro Responds To Roseanne Barr’s Comments On The Holocaust
Media tries to "re-cancel" Roseanne Barr for sarcastic comments about the Holocaust, says Ben Shapiro. Barr made the comments on a podcast, expressing her belief that the 2020 election was stolen. Shapiro argues that the media is deliberately misinterpreting her sarcastic remarks to destroy her career.
Fox News: California Amtrak train derails after colliding with water truck, no one seriously injured
Several Amtrak railcars derailed in California after colliding with a water truck on the tracks. The train remained upright and no one was seriously injured. Authorities are inspecting the train cars for damage.