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America First News
28 Jun 2023
#politics
The Epoch Times: Lobbying of Prime Minister's Office Saw 43% Increase Last Year: Watchdog
The lobbying of officials in the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) increased by over 43% last year, contributing to a lobbying high in Ottawa. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was lobbied 56 times, while senators, ministers, and MPs also saw a significant increase in lobbying. The number of registrations and registered lobbyists continues to grow, prompting new changes to the Lobbyists’ Code of Conduct.
Fox News: Texas lawmakers focus on property taxes in second special legislative session
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott calls second special legislative session, focusing solely on property taxes after first session ends with no deals on property taxes or border security. Governor can add agenda items later, but for now, immigration and border security take a backseat.
The Epoch Times: Son of Murdered Politician Tells Tories to Scrap 'Obscene' Legacy Bill
Paul Wilson, son of a politician murdered during the Northern Ireland Troubles, criticizes the proposals to end conflict-related prosecutions, calling them "obscene." Wilson emphasizes the need for justice for those who have broken the law and highlights his father's brutal killing by loyalist paramilitaries in 1973. The government's new proposals include a truth recovery body that would grant paramilitary killers immunity from prosecution if they cooperate. Wilson, along with victims' groups and human rights organizations, opposes the bill. []
Fox News: Hunter demanded $10M from Chinese energy firm because 'Bidens are the best,' have 'connections'
Hunter Biden demanded $10 million from a Chinese business associate to further the interest of his joint-venture with a Chinese energy company. The House Oversight Committee released a WhatsApp message in which Hunter Biden discusses the budget and expenses for the joint-venture. The newly-released message adds to previous evidence of Hunter Biden's discussions about the $10 million wire and his involvement with the joint-venture.
Red State: Trump Team Livid at Kevin McCarthy After House Speaker's 2024 Comments
The rise of Kevin McCarthy is tied to Donald Trump. Trump's initial rise and Democrats' reaction paved the way for McCarthy. Trump's team expects loyalty from McCarthy but recent comments caused backlash. McCarthy's damage control only made things worse, fundraising off Trump's name without permission. Trump feels entitled to support from the Republican Party, but McCarthy doesn't owe him anything.
#society
American Thinker: VIDEO: We’ve reached peak racial Stockholm Syndrome
A white man calls the police on a black man threatening his family, but later breaks down in tears, worried about the black man's perception of him as a racist. This incident highlights the influence of the racial narrative on weak-minded individuals, portraying Stockholm Syndrome-like behavior. The prioritization of evil over goodness in society allows for evil to thrive, endangering the innocent.
Fox News: NBC report dragged over claim 'we're coming for your children' chant was used 'for years' at Pride events
Critics slam NBC News for reporting that the "we're coming for your children" chant at NYC's drag march has been used for years. LGBTQ activists say it is a provocative expression used to fight against slurs.
Spectator USA: With Flamin’ Hot, Hollywood again makes a hero of the businessman
Hollywood movies used to depict big business as evil, but now they present businessmen as heroes. Films like "Flamin' Hot" and "Air Jordan" celebrate the accomplishments of businessmen. However, some films, like "The Founder" and "Steve Jobs," take a more nuanced approach and highlight the moral compromises made by these successful individuals.
Fox News: South Korea passes law making all its citizens younger
South Korea has passed legislation that adopts the international standard for counting age, causing every person in the country to be at least one year younger. Traditionally, South Korea considered a person one year old on the day they were born, causing the whole country to collectively age one year on New Year's Day. The change presents challenges in a society where age plays a significant role in interactions. The country's official documents will now use the new counting system, requiring individuals to adjust their ages based on their birth dates.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Lukashenko Says Putin Wanted to 'Wipe Out' Prigozhin During Mutiny Attempt
Belarusian President convinces Russian President not to harm mercenary leader, Yevgeny Prigozhin, during a mutiny. Prigozhin allowed to go to Belarus. Lukashenko advises Putin against killing Prigozhin, fearing it could lead to revolt.
The Epoch Times: Russian Court Fines Google an Additional $47 Million
A Russian court has fined Google 4 billion roubles ($47 million) for not paying a previous fine related to alleged abuse of its dominant position in the video hosting market. The fine was doubled due to non-payment, and Google must pay within 60 days. The company's Russian subsidiary filed for bankruptcy after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and Google stopped selling online advertising in Russia but still offers some free services.
#economy
SnowTech Magazine: Yamaha to Exit Snowmobile Industry – 2025 to be Final New Model Year
Yamaha Motor Corporation is exiting the snowmobile industry to focus on other growth markets that offer better returns on investment. Their final model year for North America will be 2025. Yamaha will continue to provide parts, service, and engines for the industry.
The Federalist Papers: Bud Light Makes Desperate Move to Save 4th of July Sales: Free Beer
Struggling beer company Bud Light is offering free beer through a rebate promotion ahead of the Fourth of July holiday. This move highlights the desperate measures the company is taking to boost sales after a highly criticized marketing partnership and a significant decline in sales.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Trump Sues E. Jean Carroll for Defamation, False Statements After Jury Orders Him to Pay $5 Million
Former President Donald Trump has filed a counterclaim against author E. Jean Carroll, accusing her of defamation and making "false statements" after she alleged he raped her in a dressing room.
Trump's counterclaim states that Carroll damaged his reputation by accusing him of rape during an appearance on CNN. He argues that her comments were made with reckless disregard for their truth and were intended to harm his reputation.
Fox News: Georgia teen shoots at deputy during high-speed chase, dashcam video shows
A Georgia teen leads a high-speed chase in a stolen pickup truck, shooting at a deputy multiple times. The incident ends with the suspect fleeing on foot and being apprehended later.
Fox News: Cracking of encrypted phones in Europe leads to seizure of hundreds of tons of drugs
Authorities have made over 6,500 arrests and seized large quantities of drugs through the cracking of encrypted phones, leading to the uncovering of widespread criminal activity. The investigations, primarily focused on drugs and arms smuggling, money laundering, and organized crime, have been successful in preventing violent attacks and obtaining valuable information.
Fox News: Boston subway accident that killed a man was caused by malfunctioning door, according to federal investigators
A malfunctioning subway door caused a man's death in Boston last year. A short circuit in the door's wiring allowed the train to move while the door was obstructed, dragging the passenger to his death.
#sports
Fox News: Stanley Cups, frozen pucks and 'The Mighty Ducks:' Fun facts about the NHL
The NHL began with six teams and has grown to 32. The Montreal Canadiens have the most Stanley Cup titles. Hockey pucks are frozen before games. The Anaheim Ducks were named after "The Mighty Ducks" movie.
The Epoch Times: Clayton Kershaw Takes No-Hitter Into 6th, J.D. Martinez Hits 300th Homer, Dodgers Beat Rockies 5–0
Clayton Kershaw dominates on the mound for the Dodgers, carrying a no-hitter into the sixth inning and leaving with some discomfort. J.D. Martinez hits two home runs to reach 300 for his career. Dodgers win 5-0 against the Rockies.
The Epoch Times: Shohei Ohtani First AL Pitcher in Nearly 60 Years to Homer Twice, Strike out 10, Angels Beat ChiSox
Shohei Ohtani, the superstar from Japan, made history by hitting two home runs and striking out 10 batters in a game. He is the first American League pitcher in nearly 60 years to achieve this feat. Ohtani's outstanding performance showcases his unmatched combination of power and pitching.
Fox News: Dodgers' JD Martinez hits 299th, 300th career home runs in win over Rockies
Clayton Kershaw carried a no-hitter into the sixth inning against the Colorado Rockies. Despite leaving the game early due to discomfort, Kershaw helped the Los Angeles Dodgers secure a 5-0 victory.
Fox News: Cricket player carries Just Stop Oil protester off pitch before match
English and Australian cricket players stopped a Just Stop Oil protest during a match at Lord's. They prevented the activists from spreading orange powder onto the field. The protesters were carried off the pitch and later arrested.
#science
The Economist: Thousands of species of animals likely have consciousness
A group of scientists are trying to understand consciousness and its workings in the brain. They conducted an experiment to determine which hypotheses about consciousness are correct, but no clear neural correlates of consciousness were found. The field of consciousness research still has many unanswered questions.
#outdoors
Boating Mag: Five Great Towable Tubes for Your Boat
Summers are made for towable inflatables, which bring endless fun and laughter on the water. From the sleek and secure design of the Radar Edge 2 to the energetic and speedy Connelly Racer 2, these towables offer something for everyone. The O'Brien New-U 2 provides a comfortable and thrilling experience, while the WOW Wake Walker offers versatile riding options. Lastly, the HO Neo 3 stands out with its unique EXO Frame technology. So grab your inflatable, soak up the summer sun, and make unforgettable memories on the water.
#technology
The Epoch Times: Google Lays Off Staff at Its Mapping App Waze
Google is cutting jobs at Waze as it merges the app's advertising system with Google Ads technology. The company did not provide details on the number of layoffs.
The Epoch Times: How Should We Humans Cope With AI?
The potential of artificial intelligence (AI) is both beneficial and dangerous. AI can increase productivity and make groundbreaking discoveries, but it also has the power to destroy society and manipulate humans. Many experts are concerned about the unchecked growth of AI and are calling for regulations and oversight. However, the challenge lies in determining who should have control over AI and how to ensure that it is used responsibly. Proposals for central regulatory authorities face the problem of checks and balances, and the trust placed in those holding power can be misguided. The author suggests that competition and individual choice may be the best way to handle AI, but there is still the possibility of it being used as a weapon in future wars. While he hopes for human wisdom to prevail, he acknowledges the potential for AI to lead to the destruction of the human race.
#other
Fox News: Final inspection begins before treated Fukushima wastewater gets released into sea
Japanese regulators have begun a final inspection before the treated radioactive wastewater from the Fukushima nuclear plant is released into the Pacific Ocean. Fishing groups and neighboring countries are opposed to the plan due to safety concerns.
Forbes: Taylor Swift’s ‘Speak Now (Taylor's Version)' Will Help Her Make Billboard History
Taylor Swift is set to make history with her re-recorded album, Speak Now (Taylor's Version), which is predicted to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart. This achievement will solidify her position as the woman with the most chart-topping albums. While she will tie with Drake for the third-most No. 1 albums of all time, The Beatles still hold the record with 19 projects. Jay-Z follows closely behind with 14 chart-toppers.
Forbes: Who Are David Corenswet And Rachel Brosnahan, The New Superman And Lois Lane?
Two actors, David Corenswet and Rachel Brosnahan, have been announced as the leads in James Gunn's upcoming Superman Legacy. Corenswet is relatively unknown, with previous roles in shows like We Own This City and The Politician. Brosnahan is more established, known for her Emmy-winning role in The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. Corenswet's casting as the new Clark Kent is seen as a breakout opportunity for the actor, while Brosnahan is expected to bring her comedic talent to the role of Lois Lane.