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America First News
29 Jun 2023
#politics
Daily Wire: Chief Justice Roberts Accuses Liberal Justices Of Power Grab In Affirmative Action Opinion
Chief Justice John Roberts strongly criticized the liberal justices in the Affirmative Action decision, accusing them of attempting a power grab and divorcing the case from its context. He argued that the dissent ignored past reservations about racial preferences, overlooked demands to end race-based admissions programs, and defended a judiciary that picks winners and losers based on race. Roberts also condemned the liberal justices' attempt to reserve the power to choose which races deserve preferential treatment, comparing it to decisions made before the 14th Amendment's Equal Protection Clause.
Daily Wire: Thursday Afternoon Update: Affirmative Action Ruling, Riots In France, Texas Bishop Investigated By The Vatican?
The Supreme Court ruled against affirmative action policies at Harvard and UNC, calling them unconstitutional. Responses from Republicans and Democrats were sharply divided. President Biden suggested alternate ways for universities to promote diversity.
Daily Wire: Hunter Biden Agrees To Give Daughter Some Of His Paintings In Paternity Settlement
Hunter Biden agreed to give some of his paintings to his daughter as part of a settlement in a child dispute case. The details of the settlement are redacted, but it is known that Biden will continue to provide financial support and the paintings will be sold with proceeds going to the child's mother.
PJ Media: Hunter Biden by Gaslight
In a corrupt world, the story of Hunter Biden's scandalous laptop and the media's attempt to suppress it should be front-page news. The legacy media is finally being forced to address the issue, revealing their lack of credibility.
Washington Free Beacon: Newsom Doles Out Taxpayer Funds to Chinese Foreign Agents
California Governor Gavin Newsom awarded taxpayer-funded "ethnic media" grants to foreign agents of the Chinese government, including a pro-Beijing news outlet. The grants have raised questions about funding pro-Beijing mouthpieces amidst a significant budget deficit in California.
Fox News: Biden shoots down Supreme Court expansion, says court could be politicized in ‘way that is not healthy’
President Joe Biden expressed concerns about the politicization of the Supreme Court if it were to be expanded. He stated that while he believes the current conservative majority may do harm, expanding the court could have lasting negative effects. This comes after the Supreme Court's decision to outlaw affirmative action policies in college admissions.
#society
National Review: Trans Influencer Dylan Mulvaney Says Bud Light Gave Consumers ‘Permission’ to Be Transphobic, Hateful
Dylan Mulvaney accuses Bud Light of allowing transphobia, leading to backlash. Bud Light's collaboration with Mulvaney caused controversy among blue-collar consumers. Sales went down and the brand faced criticism from both conservative critics and LGBT activists.
The Epoch Times: Rewind, Review, and Re-Rate: ‘The Age of Innocence’
In "The Age of Innocence," set in New York's elite society, Newland Archer develops a forbidden attraction to Ellen Olenska, his fiancee's cousin. They navigate the confines of societal norms and face the consequences of their actions. Scorsese's visually stunning film explores themes of love, class, and sacrifice.
Washington Free Beacon: Media Not Happy About High Court's Affirmative Action Ruling
The Supreme Court struck down affirmative action at universities, causing distress among elite colleges and the media. Critics argue the ruling will lead to less diversity and more racial imbalance in admissions. Conservative activists celebrate the decision as a victory.
Spectator USA: Release the full Pedro files!
Paleoconservative writer Pedro L. Gonzalez faces backlash for racist and anti-Semitic messages sent in private. Questions arise about the context of these messages and who else was involved. The motivations behind the hit piece and Gonzalez's response raise further concerns.
The Epoch Times: New Residential Home Construction Costs Soared by 51 Percent Since COVID: Bank Report
Residential construction costs in Canada have risen by 51% since the start of the pandemic, contributing to the country's housing crisis. Factors such as a shortage of skilled workers, increased input costs, and development fees have driven up prices. The rising demand for housing and the scarcity of raw materials have also impacted the construction industry, causing further challenges. The report predicts that costs will remain high and calls for government policies to address housing affordability.
Fox News: Winsome Sears heralds SCOTUS ruling: China 'isn't playing these stupid games' on race
Virginia Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears celebrates the Supreme Court's rejection of racially-sensitive admissions policies at Harvard and UNC, highlighting the changing dynamics of race in America. She criticizes President Biden for his dismissal of the ruling and emphasizes the importance of judging individuals based on their achievements rather than skin color. Sears also argues that the focus should be on improving education and addressing national crises, such as China's quest for world domination. She applauds the diversity of perspectives among Black individuals, exemplified by Michelle Obama's differing opinion on the court's decision.
#economy
The Epoch Times: 'Sky-High Divorce' Trending Among China's Super Wealthy
China’s wealthy couples are getting divorced to cash out stock and bypass sales restrictions due to the state of the Chinese economy and leader Xi Jinping’s control. These high-profile splits, dubbed "sky-high divorces," involve massive amounts of stock changing hands. Executives of Chinese corporate giants are using divorce settlements as a way to avoid restrictions on selling A-shares. This strategy has gained popularity in recent months, resulting in billions of dollars worth of stocks being transferred.
Newsbusters: CNN Regurgitates Ridiculous Biden Propaganda on Inflation
Biden's Council of Economic Advisors tries to downplay inflation by comparing it to other G7 nations. CNN defends the Biden Administration and dismisses the impact of inflation, blaming external factors. The media outlet continues to protect Biden's image while disregarding the struggles of Americans.
#military
The Epoch Times: China's PLA Needs Time, Money to Surpass US Military
China's military ambitions may be hindered by its slowing economy and aging population. Despite its efforts to modernize the People's Liberation Army (PLA), the country is facing youth unemployment, declining exports, growing debt, and slower economic growth. By 2050, China's population is expected to shrink by 100 million and over half of the population will be over 65. In contrast, the United States holds significant advantages over China in terms of economic power and military spending. This poses a challenge for China to catch up and achieve its goal of military superiority over the United States.
#culture
Forbes: California Dreamin’: Rosés to Kickstart Your Summer
California rosés are in the spotlight this summer, offering a diverse range of flavors and styles. Some standouts include the Bouchaine Vin Gris of Pinot Noir, a tart and tropical rosé, the BOXT Profile Nine Rosé, a dry and floral boxed wine, and the Inman Family Wines Endless Crush Rosé of Pinot Noir, a deeper-hued and savory option. Other notable selections include the Lynmar Estate Winery Rosé of Pinot Noir, the Maddalena Rose, the Saracina Rosé of Grenache, the Sonoma-Cutrer Rosé of Pinot Noir, and the T. Berkley Rosé of Cabernet Franc.
#history
The New American: Trenchard and Gordon: More Influential on the Founding Fathers Than John Locke, Yet You Have Never Heard of Them - The New American
John Trenchard and Thomas Gordon, under the pseudonym "Cato," wrote influential letters on liberty and political philosophy. Their work was widely read and quoted by the Founding Generation. Their writings are still applicable today. They discuss the power of manipulation, the weaknesses of the masses, and the importance of choosing honest representatives.
#health
The Blaze: This pro-life MIRACLE story is just the good news you need
Steve Deace and his daughter Anastasia share a story of a couple, Brian and Christina, who were told to terminate their pregnancy after their son was diagnosed with a serious heart condition. Despite the advice, they decided to have faith and go through with the pregnancy, and their son Alex is now 6 years old and a blessing to their family. This story reminds us that every life is precious and that we should not view life as a burden.
Daily Wire: Xylazine ‘Increasingly Detected’ In Fentanyl Overdose Deaths, CDC Says
The CDC reports a significant increase in overdose deaths caused by fentanyl laced with the non-opioid tranquilizer xylazine. Deaths containing the substance rose by 276% from January 2019 to June 2022. Xylazine can cause skin ulcers and amputation, and it has been mixed into the illegal drug supply. The Biden-Harris Administration has designated it as an emerging threat.
#education
Spectator USA: Clarence Thomas is no hypocrite
Critics call Thomas hypocritical for opposing race-based admissions despite benefiting from them, but he argues his diverse experience shaped his opposition. The Supreme Court's decision allows for a nuanced approach to college admissions.
#crime
PJ Media: Former Ohio House Speaker Sentenced to 20 Years for Massive Bribery Scheme in Ugly Chapter for GOP
Former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder was sentenced to 20 years in prison for his role in a $60 million bribery scheme involving a bailout for FirstEnergy's nuclear power plants. Householder secretly spent millions to support Republican candidates and push through the bailout law, while soliciting secret contributions for legislative favors. The sentencing concludes a corruption scandal involving several Ohio political figures.
Red State: Analysis: Parkland School Resource Cop Who Failed to Act, Found Not Guilty on All Counts
In the aftermath of the Parkland massacre, the focus shifted to the school resource officer, Scot Peterson, who failed to protect the students. Peterson retired and faced criminal charges of child neglect. The trial raised questions about his legal liability, the difficulty of identifying the shooter's location, and the lack of a legal duty for police officers to intervene. Ultimately, Peterson was acquitted and deemed a coward, but not criminally responsible.
The Epoch Times: Waterloo University Student Charged in Stabbing Attack: Police
A university student is arrested for a hate-motivated stabbing at the University of Waterloo. The suspect targeted a gender studies class, injuring three people. The university's emergency alert system did not activate as expected.
Fox News: Ohio man charged with attempted murder after placing Florida police officer in chokehold at Orlando airport
Ohio man charged with attempted first-degree murder of a law enforcement officer after assaulting an employee at Orlando International Airport.
Fox News: Husband of Texas woman found dead in lake arrested, police say
A Texas woman found dead in a lake, her husband arrested for abuse of a corpse and aggravated sexual assault of a child.
The Blaze: Man who allegedly breaks into residence comes face to face with armed homeowner who ends encounter in lethal fashion
A homeowner in Colorado Springs shot and killed a man who allegedly broke into their residence. The intruder, identified as 28-year-old William Zink, was found bleeding in a nearby ditch and later died in the hospital. The police are investigating the incident to determine if the homeowner acted in self-defense.
#sports
Fox News: Poland's Kamil Majchrzak, facing four-year suspension over positive drug test, hit with 13-month ban
Polish tennis player Kamil Majchrzak was suspended 13 months for testing positive for banned substances in an isotonic drink. The ITIA acknowledged that he didn't knowingly take the substances, but he is prohibited from attending or playing in any tennis events. Majchrzak conducted tests on the supplements he was taking and discovered that the isotonic drink was the source of the banned substances. The drink's label didn't declare any banned substances, and other athletes who used it also tested negative. The trace amounts of the substances found were not enough to enhance his performance. Majchrzak's suspension was reduced from four years to 13 months, but he stated that he would continue his career as an athlete.
Fox News: Pirates players sound off on MLB for playing in unhealthy air quality; Andrew McCutchen masks up
The Pittsburgh Pirates and San Diego Padres play despite poor air quality caused by Canadian wildfires. Players wore face masks but some were concerned about playing.
Fox News: US-based sailing team wins around-the-world Ocean Race under 'bizarre' circumstances
The U.S.-based 11th Hour Racing Team wins the around-the-world Ocean Race after a crash that wasn't their fault. They receive second-place points for the leg they couldn't complete, giving them a three-point lead in the final standings over Team Holcim-PRB.
Fox News: Seven-time Olympic gold medalist Caeleb Dressel fails to qualify for world championships
Caeleb Dressel comes in third in the 50-meter butterfly final at the U.S. nationals, failing to qualify for the world championships. However, it is a positive performance for Dressel, who is swimming in his first major meet since taking a break.
Fox News: Novak Djokovic approaches Wimbledon seeking eighth title, record 24th Grand Slam
Novak Djokovic's opponents praise his skills and attributes, including his return of serve, backhand, elasticity, stamina, defense, and ability to read opponents. Djokovic credits his success to visualizing and feeling every aspect of his life, creating a better future, and being present in the moment. He aims to become No. 1 and win Wimbledon, already holding the record for the most weeks at No. 1 and the second-most Grand Slam titles. Djokovic's journey to success was fueled by his upbringing during war in Serbia, the support of his parents, and the guidance of his coaches. He believes in his own abilities and avoids getting into debates about the greatest player of all time.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: How to Keep Rust from Damaging Shotgun Shells
The problem with wet shotgun shells is that they rust and can cause issues while hunting. To prevent this, wipe the bases of shells with rust inhibitor before going on a hunt and keep them dry. Use a waterproof ammo box when on a boat or put them in a sealed plastic bag while hunting on foot. If rust does occur, dry the shells and use fine-grain sandpaper to remove it.
#technology
Forbes: Virgin Galactic Completes First Commercial Spaceflight—But Stock Plunges Anyway
Virgin Galactic, a space tourism company, successfully completed its first commercial spaceflight, but saw its stock drop by more than 10%. The flight reached the edge of space, experiencing zero gravity and reaching speeds over twice the speed of sound. Virgin Galactic plans to begin commercial flights with paying ticket holders in August.
#other
The Epoch Times: Federal Budget Bill Passed Provision to Further Digitalize the Border
The recently passed federal budget bill includes a provision to digitize the border, allowing travelers to present themselves to the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) through telecommunication. This will introduce self-service processing tools at border crossings and airports, including the controversial ArriveCAN app. The goal is to create a modern and efficient travel experience while ensuring safety. However, concerns are raised about privacy and the potential power of the government with the integration of digital ID systems.
Forbes: Venus Et Fleur, Known For Its Long-Lasting Flowers, Is Opening Boutiques And Revolutionizing The Floral Industry
Venus Et Fleur, an e-commerce flower business, gained success by offering real roses that last up to a year. They initially operated online but eventually opened storefronts to educate customers about their unique product. By opening upscale boutiques in high-traffic areas, they were able to drive interest and expand their brand.