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America First News
29 Jun 2023
#politics
Spectator USA: Republicans can’t quit Donny
Republicans can't quit Trump, despite his decreasing favorability. Trump's hold on the party is seen as a liability, but potential primary candidates don't have strong appeal either. Meanwhile, Biden's legal problems continue to escalate, with whistleblowers revealing that the DoJ hindered investigations into Hunter Biden and avoided questioning Joe Biden. Another serious candidate challenging Biden's unpopularity and legal issues would be a liability for his reelection. The possibility of a strong Democratic candidate like Joe Manchin remains unlikely. In the 2024 election, the Supreme Court and the pressure for justices to recuse themselves will be important topics. Democrats may try to push for recusals instead of court-packing.
Fox News: Media meltdown over SCOTUS striking down affirmative action in universities: ‘Next up’ is return of Jim Crow
The U.S. Supreme Court struck down universities using affirmative action, causing outrage among liberal political figures and media outlets. Critics claim the decision favors White people and could lead to the reinstatement of Jim Crow laws in the United States. Former First Lady Michelle Obama expressed disappointment and called for equity and fairness in schools and workplaces. Prominent liberal commentators voiced disapproval and accused Justice Clarence Thomas of hypocrisy. Others warned that the decision could pave the way for Jim Crow laws to return and limit access to the American Dream.
The Epoch Times: House Oversight Chair Demands Suspicious Bank Records of Ukrainian Gas Company That Hired Hunter Biden
House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer is requesting suspicious activity reports (SARs) related to the Ukrainian energy company Burisma, where Hunter Biden sat on the board. Comer is demanding that the U.S. Treasury Department provide SARs relating to Burisma and its affiliates, as well as individuals connected to the company. This request comes as Republicans continue to question Hunter Biden's ties to Burisma and allegations of bribery involving his father, President Joe Biden.
Washington Free Beacon: Biden Tells Aides To Shut Their Mouths About Hunter
President Joe Biden is fiercely protective of his son Hunter and keeps him close, despite his scandals. Hunter Biden was invited to a White House state dinner and traveled with the president. Joe Biden denies any knowledge of threatening texts sent by Hunter Biden to a Chinese businessman. Hunter Biden has agreed to plead guilty to misdemeanor tax crimes but avoids prison. Republicans continue their investigation into the Biden family's foreign business dealings.
The Federalist: KBJ Supports Affirmative Action Because It's How She Got Her Job
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson criticizes the ruling that Harvard and UNC's affirmative action programs are unconstitutional, arguing that race is still relevant in society and that the Court's decision interferes with the work of institutions of higher learning. Jackson's nomination to the bench was based on her race and gender, fulfilling Joe Biden's commitment to nominating a black woman to the Supreme Court. Despite her judicial shortcomings, Jackson was confirmed with the help of Republicans who flipped their position. The majority's ruling on affirmative action is seen as destructive by Justice Clarence Thomas, who argues that any sorting mechanism based on race discriminates against some races. Both Chief Justice John Roberts and Thomas criticize Jackson's dissent for its race-infused worldview.
Daily Wire: ‘A Dagger In Our Back’: Leftists Freak Out After SCOTUS Overturns Affirmative Action In College Admissions
Leftist politicians and pundits are enraged after the Supreme Court struck down race-based admission policies at Harvard and UNC, ruling that they violate the 14th Amendment . Democrat politicians like Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer criticized the decision, saying it hinders racial justice and minority educational opportunities. Former President Barack Obama and activists like Al Sharpton expressed disappointment, while Princeton professor Eddie Glaude predicted a segregated higher education landscape . Conservatives celebrated the decision, claiming it promotes merit-based admissions .
Newsbusters: Incendiary Sharpton Claims SCOTUS Is 'Sticking a Dagger in Our Backs'
MSNBC host Al Sharpton reacts to the Supreme Court striking down affirmative action, claiming it's like "sticking a dagger in our back." He believes the decision ignores the history and racial inequality in the country. Sharpton also criticizes the Court as being influenced by former President Trump and argues that not considering race is unimaginable given the data and disparities that still exist.
Fox News: Federal judge will not block parts of North Carolina abortion law set to begin Saturday
A federal judge in North Carolina has decided not to block significant parts of a new abortion law that would ban the procedure after 12 weeks of pregnancy. The law includes exceptions in cases of rape, incest, and "life-limiting" fetal anomalies. Planned Parenthood and a physician had requested a temporary restraining order to prevent the new restrictions from taking effect, but the judge denied their request, stating that it was overbroad.
Washington Free Beacon: WATCH: NYC Mayor Blows Up at Critic, Likens Her to Slave-Owner
NYC Mayor Eric Adams, in response to a woman's question on rent increases, warned her not to treat him disrespectfully or compare him to someone on a plantation he owns. Adams, who has low approval ratings, demanded respect as the city's mayor. His reference to the plantation is reminiscent of previous rhetoric by Democrats.
Fox News: Wisconsin GOP spending plan set to head to Gov. Tony Evers for vetoes
A two-year spending plan in Wisconsin includes income tax cuts, increased funding for K-12 schools, and cuts to the University of Wisconsin's budget for diversity, equity, and inclusion programming. The plan awaits final legislative approval and Democratic Gov. Tony Evers has the power to make changes with his partial veto. Republicans have made it difficult for Evers to make substantial changes.
#society
Fox News: France will deploy 40,000 officers to crack down on riots after deadly police shooting
France's government is cracking down on rioters after the deadly police shooting of a 17-year-old. 40,000 police officers will be deployed to enforce a no-tolerance policy for vandalism and looting. Transportation services will close at 9 p.m.
The Blaze: 'I don’t want to leave': Migrants whom DeSantis sent to Martha's Vineyard love their new life on the luxury island
Democrats accused Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis of kidnapping migrants when he sent them to Martha's Vineyard. However, some of the migrants are now happy on the luxury island and consider it their home.
Breitbart: Sharpton on SCOTUS Affirmative Action Decision: 'Sticking a Dagger in Our Back'
Al Sharpton criticizes Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action, stating it ignores history of racial inequality.
American Thinker: San Diego wakes up and smells the Tijuana sewage
San Diego County supervisors declare a state of emergency due to pollution and sewage flowing across the U.S.-Mexico border. Over 100 billion gallons of toxic effluent have entered the United States through the Tijuana River since 2018. The local government asks for federal support to resolve the ongoing health and environmental hazard.
#war
Fox News: Wagner strikes psychological blow to Russian morale in hitting elite airborne command and control: UK intel
The Wagner group executed an attempted mutiny, dealing a psychological blow to Russia's airborne command. They shot down a Russian command post aircraft, causing significant damage to air and land operations. Several Russian helicopters were also destroyed. The loss of these assets will impact Russia's ability to command and coordinate its forces.
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: White House Shuts Down Pentagon Request To Display Chinese Spy Balloon to the Public
The Biden administration refused to publicly share its findings on the Chinese spy balloon that flew over the US, potentially derailing high-level engagement with China. Officials declined to release the findings out of concern for China's reaction. The balloon collected sensitive data but did not send it back to China.
Fox News: Timeline of Biden adviser's communications with Hunter, meetings with VP about Burisma raises questions
President Biden’s senior energy adviser, Amos Hochstein, was in communication with Hunter Biden and associates at Ukrainian energy company Burisma Holdings while Hunter was serving on the board. The revelations raise questions about what President Biden knew about Hunter's business dealings. According to emails, Hochstein met with President Biden on several occasions and had discussions about Burisma and the Russian disinformation efforts. Hochstein also attended a holiday party at Biden's residence, where Hunter was present. These interactions suggest a close connection between the Biden family and Burisma during the Obama-Biden administration.
National Review: The Corner: Netanyahu’s Misguided China Trip
Netanyahu's decision to visit China is viewed as a strategic mistake. It could widen divisions between the U.S. and its allies, undermining American strategic interests and strengthening China's geopolitical foothold.
#economy
The Epoch Times: AI Could Help Deal With Australian Housing Affordability Crisis
The New South Wales planning minister plans to use AI technology to speed up building approvals and address Australia's housing crisis. By utilizing AI systems like ChatGPT, developers can identify issues and challenges with their proposals early on, allowing for more efficient planning processes. The goal is to flood the housing market with new supply to improve housing affordability, although the minister emphasizes the importance of sustainable and high-quality development. The new legislation passed will also allocate funding for infrastructure improvements to support high housing growth areas.
The Epoch Times: All the People Say: Power to the Consumers
Brendan Whitworth, CEO of Anheuser-Busch, gives a meaningless interview on the Bud Light controversy, ignoring the brand's devastation. Consumers are rejecting the establishment's favorite companies and taking power into their own hands. The rise of consumer control is a fundamental aspect of capitalism that elites have always resisted.
Forbes: Gas Prices Are Actually Dropping Ahead Of July 4 Weekend
Gas prices in the US have dropped significantly over the past year, with the national average currently standing at $3.52 per gallon. Experts believe that prices could continue to fall, with some predicting they may even drop below $3. This downward trend comes as gasoline demand has decreased slightly, leading to a drop in prices ahead of the busy July 4 holiday weekend.
#culture
The Economist: Why many American states and cities are changing their flags
American states and cities are changing their flags to adopt simpler designs. For example, Maine is switching to a green pine tree with a blue North Star emblem, inspired by the state's original 1901 flag. Utah has replaced its busy seal with a beehive symbol, while Mississippi removed its Confederate imagery. Municipal flags are also being redesigned, with many cities opting for simpler and more appealing designs. The aim is to create flags that create a stronger connection with the places they represent and resonate with the people.
#history
Fox News: Titan submarine disaster: How the sinking of the Titanic changed congressional hearings forever
Congressional hearings are often what the public focuses on when they think about Congress, but it's unclear if they have a genuine interest in investigating the Titan submersible disaster that occurred during a mission to explore the Titanic. The hearings into the sinking of the Titanic in 1912 established a new paradigm for Congressional oversight and were held in the newly constructed Senate Office Building, captivating the public's attention and shaping new laws on maritime safety.
All Outdoor: POTD: The Grandaddy of All Anti-Tank Rifles - The 1918 T-Gewehr
During World War One, the Allied forces introduced tanks to the battlefield. In response, the Axis forces developed the T-Gewehr, an anti-tank rifle. This rifle, considered the grandfather of modern anti-material rifles, was scaled up in size to effectively take down tanks.
#health
Field & Stream: Black Bear with Shocking Case of Mange Spotted in Missouri
A bear in Missouri has been diagnosed with mange, a skin disease caused by parasitic mites. Mange causes hair loss and other side effects, particularly in already stressed or sick animals. Wildlife managers have not noticed a significant increase in mange cases in bears in Missouri this summer.
The Epoch Times: School Children Taken to Hospital After Vaping, Says MP
Eight school children in England have been hospitalized after using e-cigarettes. Conservative MP Caroline Johnson is calling for a ban on disposable vapes, citing concerns over the negative health effects and the increasing addiction among young people.
The New American: Healthcare Workers Defamed, Bullied, and Fired Tell Their Story - The New American
Healthcare workers who didn't comply with the left's agenda during COVID-19 were fired and defamed. The left's supposed concern for healthcare workers was proven false.
#education
National Review: The Corner: Progressives Trust Admissions Officers
Many progressives believe admissions offices can use tactics like essay questions to achieve affirmative action goals despite the Supreme Court ruling.
Breitbart: Trump Hails 'Great Day for America' as Supreme Court Ends Affirmative Action in Colleges
Former President Trump praised Supreme Court's decision to eliminate race as a factor in college admissions, emphasizing personal experiences over race.
Breitbart: Supreme Court: 'Eliminating Racial Discrimination Means Eliminating All of It'
The Supreme Court ruled against racial preferences in college admissions, stating all racial discrimination must be eliminated. Affirmative action policies used by Harvard and University of North Carolina fail strict scrutiny. Justice Clarence Thomas extends this reasoning to all forms of affirmative action, arguing race-based discrimination is prohibited by the Constitution. Dissenting opinions argue for the necessity of race-based policies to address past discrimination. The policy of racial preferences is dead, and universities attempting to work around the ban do so at their legal risk.
#crime
Fox News: Concealed carry holder sues Chicago, police after murder charges filed: 'Totally unnecessary'
A woman and her son are suing the city of Chicago and police officers after being charged with murder in the fatal shooting of a man who attacked the woman. The charges were dropped, and the woman is now accusing the city and officers of malicious prosecution.
The Epoch Times: Indiana Man Confessed to Murders of Teenage Girls in Phone Call With His Wife, Documents Say
Indiana man Richard Matthew Allen confessed to killing two teenage girls in a phone call to his wife while in prison. The bodies of Abigail Williams and Liberty German were found in February 2017 near their hometown of Delphi, Indiana. Allen's defense attorneys claimed that his confession was a result of his declining mental state due to alleged abuse at the correctional facility.
The Blaze: 71-year-old homeowner's gun jams when confronting alleged burglar armed with a pitchfork, so he draws his sword: 'He just saw red'
A elderly couple returns home to find a burglar wielding a pitchfork. A violent struggle ensues, with the homeowner using his fists and a failed firearm before resorting to a samurai sword to skewer the suspect. The homeowner survives with injuries, while the suspect is arrested.
Fox News: Army officer shoots service member wife at her own birthday party: report
A military couple's argument turns deadly at a birthday party when Jordan Henning shoots his wife, Ashley. Partygoers flee with the couple's children as gunshots ring out. Ashley dies from her injuries.
#sports
Forbes: New Ottawa Senators Owner Could Get $120 Million From Selling Montreal Canadiens Stake
A rival group led by Michael Andlauer is buying 90% of the Ottawa Senators for $975 million. Andlauer, currently a limited partner in the Montreal Canadiens, will have to sell his stake in the team to comply with NHL regulations. The sale of his stake in the Canadiens could potentially earn him around $120 million after taxes.
Fox News: Event coordinators increase Wimbledon security plan in effort to combat climate activists
Environmental activists have been protesting at British sporting events, including the recent disruption of the second Ashes cricket test in London. In response, Wimbledon has increased its security plans in coordination with the police and other agencies. The All England Club aims to prevent similar protests during the upcoming tournament, prioritizing the safety and security of players, colleagues, and visitors.
Forbes: Oklahoma City Thunder 2023 Free Agency Primer
The Oklahoma City Thunder enter free agency with around $16.5 million in cap space. They have a few outgoing free agents, but none significant. The team will likely focus on signing players that fit their current core, with names like Jaxson Hayes, Nickeil Alexander-Walker, and Thomas Bryant as potential targets. The Thunder will also be keeping an eye on the summer league for potential two-way contract players. Overall, don't expect the Thunder to make a big splash in free agency.
#technology
The Epoch Times: Federal Agency Confirms It Was Hit in Massive Cyberattack
Hackers targeted the Department of Health and Human Services as part of a global cyberattack, accessing data through a software flaw in third-party vendors' MOVEit Transfer software. The agency claims that no systems or networks were compromised and is taking appropriate actions to address the situation. The hackers responsible, known as Cl0p, have a history of targeting file-transfer tools and demanding ransom.
#other
The Epoch Times: Summer’s Bounty Makes a Mean Tartine
Tartines are open-faced sandwiches with various toppings. This recipe features toasted bread spread with creamy goat cheese blend and topped with a medley of sweet summer cherries, apricots, and peaches. It can be served for breakfast, brunch, or as a sweet-savory dessert.
The Epoch Times: Sun-Soaked Elegance
Luxurious 8,542 sq ft home in exclusive Sailfish Point community on Hutchinson Island. Recently renovated, with stunning views of the ocean and golf course. Features include a 48-foot heated pool, outdoor kitchen, and a whole-house generator. Ideal for large families and those who enjoy Florida's year-round golf and boating lifestyle.
Red State: Ruh Roh... Nebraska Solar Array Destroyed by Baseball-Sized Hail
China has covered a mountain range in the Shanxi province with solar panels, stretching for 80 kilometers. It reflects China's control of the solar energy market, though it also poses challenges and potential environmental and health risks. Solar panels have a bigger carbon footprint and release harmful toxins. The panels on a solar array in Nebraska were destroyed by hail, highlighting the fragility of solar power. Despite this, China's dominance in the production and supply chain means that the damaged array will likely be rebuilt using panels from China. .
The Epoch Times: Quebec Wildfires: Montreal Fireworks Festival Cancels Event Over Air Quality Concerns
La Ronde cancels fireworks festival due to air quality concerns from forest fires in Quebec. Show cannot be rescheduled, but hopes next show will continue as planned.