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America First News
29 Jun 2023
#politics
Breitbart: Comer: DOJ Engaged in a Cover-Up of Public Corruption at the Highest Level
Rep. James Comer, chairman of the House Oversight Committee, criticized the Department of Justice for covering up corruption allegations against President Joe Biden and his family. He claimed that the DOJ told various agencies to stand down on their investigations, including the FBI and the IRS. Comer called the Hunter Biden plea deal a slap in the face to hardworking Americans.
The Epoch Times: Politicians, Not Airlines, Are Delaying Your Flights
The Biden administration blames Southwest Airlines for flight cancellations caused by outdated technology, but the government fails to hold itself accountable for similar issues with the FAA. The lack of customer accountability hinders modernization and efficiency in air travel. The solution lies in making the FAA truly accountable and privatizing airports to increase competition and choice for passengers.
The Epoch Times: Former Connecticut Gov. Lowell P. Weicker Jr. Dies at 92
Lowell P. Weicker Jr., former senator and Connecticut governor, has died at the age of 92. Weicker made a name for himself during the Watergate hearings as a Republican senator who was unafraid to criticize President Nixon and his own party. He later served as governor as an independent, pushing through a controversial income tax.
PJ Media: WHOA: Joe Biden Had a Burner Phone That Hunter Biden Paid For
During a Fox News appearance, Peter Schweizer discussed a secret global cell phone allegedly provided by Hunter Biden to Joe Biden while he was vice president. Leaked documents from the Hunter Biden laptop revealed a cell phone number that Hunter Biden was paying for, which investigative journalist John Solomon called and Joe Biden answered, quickly hanging up. The use of a burner global cell phone raises questions about communication between Hunter Biden and Joe Biden during his vice presidency.
Breitbart: Comer Requests All Burisma-Related Suspicious Activity Reports
House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer asked Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen for suspicious activity reports related to a $5 million bribe that President Joe Biden allegedly received from a Burisma Holding executive. Comer also requested information on the Bidens' dealings with Serbian politician Vuk Jeremić. U.S. banks flagged over 150 suspicious activity reports from Hunter and James Biden, which contained large amounts of money. Comer is seeking documents and SARs related to the alleged bribe and other transactions.
Newsbusters: EXCLUSIVE: Rep. Jordan Rips Big Tech-Biden Admin ‘Attack’ on Free Speech
The federal government is colluding with Big Tech to silence free speech, according to an interim report by the Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government. The report reveals plans for on-the-ground forces to combat election disinformation and efforts to suppress criticism. House Committee Chairman Jim Jordan called it an attack on Americans' First Amendment rights.
#society
The Economist: In North Carolina a jilted husband can sue his wife’s lover
In North Carolina, a jilted spouse can sue for heartbreak under an archaic tort called "alienation of affection". The torts are at the center of a drama in the state capitol when an assistant school principal sues the state House Speaker for having an affair with his wife. These lawsuits are common and resemble legal blackmail, but some argue that they are costly and embarrassing.
Foreign Policy: China’s Pensions System Is Buckling Under an Aging Population
China's aging population is set to surpass the entire population of the United States by 2040, causing economic challenges and strain on the social security and pension system. Chinese President Xi Jinping is focusing on technological self-reliance to offset labor shortages but will struggle to address the financial burden. The Old-Age Insurance System in China covers pensions, but rural residents are discriminated against, and the system faces challenges of declining pension fund revenues and fragmented administration. The system is unsustainable and will require significant changes to ensure its long-term viability.
National Review: The Corner: More Misogynistic LGBT Jargon
In an unusual twist, the LGBT Foundation suggests using the term "bonus hole" instead of "vagina" to avoid offending transgender individuals.
Fox News: Alaska’s only National Weather Service TV program ends, prompting fear among those without internet access
The National Weather Service's "Alaska Weather" program, which has been providing weather forecasts for rural Alaskan residents for 47 years, will no longer be aired on television and will only be available on YouTube. This change is causing concern for vulnerable residents in remote communities with unreliable internet access, as well as older individuals who may not be comfortable using computers or phones to access weather information. The program has been essential for residents in making decisions regarding hunting, fishing, and flying in extreme weather conditions. Some solutions such as radio programs or podcasts have been suggested, but none can effectively replace the television program.
Fox News: Kelsea Ballerini hit in the face with flying object, leaves concert stage
Concert-goers continue to throw objects at musicians during shows. Kelsea Ballerini and Bebe Rexha were both hit.
The Economist: Politics | Jul 1st 2023 Edition
Vladimir Putin addresses Russians after a mutiny by Wagner Group soldiers. Russia fears civil war as troops move towards Moscow.
Conservative New Democracy party wins majority in Greece, becoming the most right-wing parliament since 1974. Riots in France after police kill teenager.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Canadian Cyberspy Agency Says It Disrupted Foreign Extremist Activity
Canada's cyberspy agency conducted operations to disrupt and remove terrorist content spread online by foreign extremists, reducing their cohesion and recruitment abilities. The agency also worked with domestic and international partners to counter Russia's invasion of Ukraine and prevent damage to Ukraine's national infrastructure.
Foreign Policy: U.S. Lifts Human Rights Violation Designation on Ethiopia
The Biden administration has lifted the designation of Ethiopia as a country engaged in gross human rights violations, allowing for the resumption of economic aid. This decision contradicts reports of continued human rights abuses in the Tigray region. The move highlights the administration's desire to strengthen ties with Ethiopia and its importance in African security and development initiatives.
Fox News: USA Today omits Biden’s viral ‘losing the war in Iraq’ gaffe from coverage of remarks about Putin
USA Today omitted President Biden's recent blunder when he mistakenly claimed that Russian President Putin is losing the war in Iraq. Biden's comments were widely mocked on social media as Russia is not at war with Iraq. While some outlets presumed Biden meant Ukraine instead, USA Today failed to mention the President's mistake.
USA Today's White House correspondent, Francesca Chambers, completely left out Biden's "Iraq" flub when reporting on his comments. The article received criticism on Twitter, with users pointing out the mistake. USA Today defended the article, stating that the partial quote was within their guidelines.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Washington Metro Needs Sustainable Funding Solution to Fill $750 Million Shortfall
Washington Metro Area Transit Authority (WMATA) is facing a $750 million financial deficit due to reduced ridership and inflation. This could lead to major cuts in service and harm the region's economy. The deficit could reach $1.2 billion by 2035.
Closing the deficit with service cuts is not feasible and would lead to overcrowding, job cuts, and negative impacts on the region's economy and quality of life. Fare evasion is not the sole reason for the loss of revenue, and a long-term solution is needed to address the funding challenges faced by transit agencies.
The Economist: Business | Jul 1st 2023 Edition
Turkey's central bank took steps to loosen support for the lira and encourage savings and lending in the currency. Britain signed a memorandum of understanding with the European Union on financial services. (, )
Lordstown Motors filed for bankruptcy protection, blaming Foxconn for reneging on a deal. Eni agreed to buy Neptune Energy for $4.9bn, expanding its natural gas business. Walgreens Boots Alliance reported lower profits and is closing stores. Carnival's bookings and customer deposits are at all-time highs. BlackRock's CEO no longer uses the term ESG due to political controversy. (, )
The Epoch Times: Ottawa’s Payday Loan Crackdown Will Help Canada’s Black Market
The Liberal government in Canada is cracking down on high-interest lenders, aiming to protect vulnerable people. However, this crackdown will push low-income borrowers towards illegal lenders who charge even higher rates and mistreat their clients. Many Canadians, especially those with poor credit scores, rely on alternative lenders when they need loans, as they are unable to get them from traditional banks. The government's plan to render payday lenders unprofitable will only redirect borrowers to illegal lenders, exacerbating the problem.
Washington Free Beacon: Bidenflation: Fed Chair Eyes at Least Two More Interest Hikes
U.S. inflation above target, Fed expects more interest rate hikes this year. Biden's economic record receives widespread dissatisfaction. Economy feels impact of previous rate hikes, with slow business investment and housing sector. Inflation remains high, with estimates showing lack of progress on price pressures.
#religion
Daily Wire: Fiercely Anti-Woke Bishop Who Condemned Biden, Pelosi, Allegedly Investigated By Vatican
Outspoken Catholic bishop in Texas, Bishop Joseph Strickland, who has criticized President Biden and Nancy Pelosi, is under investigation by the Vatican for his remarks. Strickland has condemned Biden's position on abortion and questioned his Catholicism. He has also criticized the Pope and spoken out against LGBTQ+ events. Pope Francis has ordered a formal investigation into Strickland and his diocese, led by Bishop Emeritus Gerald Kicanas and Bishop Dennis Sullivan. Strickland remains steadfast in speaking the truth and hopes other bishops will join him.
Forbes: Supreme Court Paves Way For More Religious Accommodations At Work With Postal Worker Ruling
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of a former postal worker who wanted Sundays off for religious reasons, raising the standard for when workplaces can refuse to accommodate workers' religion. The court eliminated the previous "de minimus" standard and clarified that accommodations can be denied if they result in substantial increased costs.
National Review: Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Christian Postal Worker Who Refused Sunday Work
The Supreme Court rules in favor of a Christian letter carrier who refused to work on Sundays, citing religious beliefs. The USPS violated Title VII of the Civil Rights Act.
#health
The Epoch Times: Daily Pill May Cut Lung Cancer Mortality in Half: Study
A recent study published in the New England Journal of Medicine revealed that a daily pill can significantly reduce the risk of death from lung cancer. The study, funded by AstraZeneca, showed that patients who received the drug had a 51% reduction in the risk of death compared to those who received a placebo. This is the first study to show improvement in the cure rate after surgery for lung cancer patients.
#education
Fox News: Wisconsin Senate passes GOP-authored bill that will overhaul how reading is taught in state
The Wisconsin Senate passed a bill to improve reading education, emphasizing phonics and more testing. Department of Public Instruction changed its stance from opposition to support. Democrats and Republicans united in a bipartisan vote. National implementation due to pandemic.
Fox News: Supreme Court puts universities on notice, but missed an opportunity
The Supreme Court criticized Harvard and North Carolina for using racial preferences in admissions. Chief Justice Roberts emphasized that identity should not be based on skin color. However, race should be entirely removed from university admissions.
Newsbusters: Coates: Ditching Affirmative Action Will Harm Warfighting Abilities
CNN's Laura Coates warns of the negative impact the Supreme Court's ruling against affirmative action will have on diversity in the U.S. military and other industries.
Washington Free Beacon: High Court Strikes Racial Preferences From College Admissions
The Supreme Court has ended race-based affirmative action in universities, raising concerns about campus diversity and black student admissions.
Front Page Magazine: Supreme Court Ends Systemic Racism by Striking Down 'Affirmative Action'
The Supreme Court ruling ended racial discrimination in education, but new forms of discrimination persist. Affirmative action may be used covertly, and the future of the conservative Supreme Court is uncertain under Biden.
Breitbart: Supreme Court: Racial Preferences Unconstitutional in College Admissions
The Supreme Court found that racial preferences in college admissions, like those at UNC and Harvard, are unconstitutional, impacting other areas as well.
#crime
Fox News: Seattle homeowner uses samurai sword to fight off pitchfork-wielding burglar
A 71-year-old Seattle homeowner defends himself with a samurai sword against a pitchfork-wielding burglar. The victim was injured but managed to stab the suspect with the sword.
The Epoch Times: Man's Death Awaiting Trial on Charges He Killed His Mother at Sea Was Not Suspicious, Autopsy Says
Nathan Carman, awaiting trial for killing his mother and grandfather to inherit their wealth, was found dead in his jail cell. Autopsy reveals no suspicious circumstances. Legal authorities consider the death non-suspicious.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Insider trading charges filed against executives at company tied to Trump’s Truth Social
Federal prosecutors have filed insider trading charges against a former board member and two executives tied to Donald Trump's Truth Social media platform. The charges allege that the individuals made over $22 million in illegal profits by trading in securities of Digital World Acquisition Corp. before the announcement of its planned acquisition of Trump's media company. The company had previously disclosed that it was under investigation by the Justice Department and Securities and Exchange Commission.
Daily Wire: Maryland Supreme Court Will Hear ‘Serial’ Podcast Subject’s Case After Murder Conviction Reinstated
The Maryland Supreme Court will review the case of Adnan Syed, who had charges dropped and was released from prison but had his conviction reinstated. The victim's family argued they weren't properly notified of the hearing. The appellate court ruled that a lower court violated the victim's family's right to attend the hearing, resulting in the reinstatement of Syed's conviction.
#sports
Breitbart: Fans Attending 2032 Brisbane Olympic Games Assured Beer Will Flow
Organizers of the 2032 Brisbane Olympic Games assure visitors that there will be beer available for all, unlike the alcohol ban in place for ordinary fans at the 2024 Paris Olympics. While the law in France prohibits alcohol for general spectators, VIPs and high-end clients will have access to a full range of alcoholic beverages.
#science
Fox News: James Webb Space Telescope detects new carbon compound in space for the first time
Scientists using the James Webb Space Telescope have detected a new carbon compound called methyl cation in a young star system located 1,350 light-years away in the Orion Nebula. This compound aids the formation of complex carbon-based molecules, which are the foundation of life. The discovery confirms the importance of methyl cation in interstellar chemistry and suggests that ultraviolet radiation may play a critical role in the origins of life.
The Epoch Times: Planet Thought to Have Been Engulfed by Sun Still Exists, Astronomers Find
Astronomers have discovered that the planet 8 UMi b, nicknamed Hala, thought to have disappeared, is still alive. The planet, 1.3 times heavier than Jupiter, orbits close to its red giant star Baekdu. Possible reasons for its survival include a merger between two stars preventing engulfment, migration from a farther orbit, or being a "second generation" planet. The discovery raises questions about planet formation around highly evolved stars.
#technology
Forbes: Polestar Latest To Adopt Tesla’s Charging Standards Amid Growing EV Competition—Here Are The Others
Swedish automaker Polestar has announced that it will adopt Tesla's charging standard for its electric vehicles (EVs), giving drivers access to Tesla's supercharger network in the U.S. and Canada. This move follows similar partnerships between Tesla and Ford, General Motors, and Volvo as automakers increasingly embrace EVs. Polestar plans to equip its EVs with charging ports that match Tesla's North American Charging Standard (NACS) starting in 2025, with drivers able to access the chargers next year using an adapter.
The Epoch Times: Virgin Galactic Rocket Plane Carried Aloft for Commercial Launch to Space
Virgin Galactic successfully launches its first flight of paying customers into space from New Mexico. The flight, which includes two Italian air force colonels and an aerospace engineer, is also a scientific mission to collect data and prepare one of the colonels for future astronaut training. Virgin Galactic aims to compete with Blue Origin and SpaceX in the commercial space tourism industry.
#other
Forbes: ‘The Flash’ Is Bad, But Is It Worse Than ‘Morbius’?
The Flash and Morbius both had disappointing openings and faced controversy. The Flash had numerous awkward cameos, including controversial digital appearances of Christopher Reeve and George Reeves. Morbius only had one cameo, Michael Keaton as Vulture. The leads also faced criticism, with Leto receiving backlash and Miller facing allegations of inappropriate behavior. The Flash had mocked VFX and bizarre scenes, while Morbius inspired a meme frenzy. Ultimately, The Flash was considered worse because it made less of a cultural impact.
Fox News: 'Jeopardy!' champion jokingly criticizes 'Wheel of Fortune' hosting switch-up
Jeopardy! champion James Holzhauer jokes that "Wheel of Fortune" should have followed in Jeopardy's footsteps when choosing a new host. Holzhauer refers to the chaotic process of finding a replacement for Alex Trebek, which involved multiple guest hosts.
The American Mind: A Clean Machine
Fans of the Beatles in the psychedelic realm of Pepperland have been awestruck by artificial intelligence's ability to create new and mutant versions of Beatles songs. From a version of "New" that sounds like it was sung by a younger Paul McCartney with backup vocals by John Lennon, to a reworked "God Only Knows" that fits seamlessly into Sgt. Pepper, these creations have fascinated and frightened fans. This is just the latest assault on the Beatles' canon, from bootlegs to mashups, and now AI is taking it to a whole new level.
Fox News: Tiffany & Co. landmark NYC location catches fire reportedly due to transformer malfunction
The Tiffany & Co. flagship store in New York City caught fire due to a transformer malfunction. Firefighters responded to battle the flames, with Con Edison requested for assistance. No injuries were reported.
The Federalist Papers: Data Shows Incredible Way Electric Vehicles Create Double the Pothole Damage Than Gas Cars
Electric vehicles (EVs) are not as environmentally friendly or cost-effective as claimed by the left. A report by The U.K. Telegraph reveals that EVs cause twice as much road wear as gas-powered cars, resulting in more potholes, cracks, and degradation. Rural and low-trafficked roads would be particularly affected, costing governments millions of dollars for road maintenance. In addition to road damage, EVs are impractical for road trips, towing, and pose fire risks. The need for heavy metals, lithium, and increased production of electricity also raise environmental concerns. Despite hopes for EVs, sales are not as high as anticipated and manufacturers are struggling with the technology.