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America First News
29 Jun 2023
#politics
Daily Wire: Report: Hunter Biden Business Partner Given Cold Shoulder On Offer To Testify To Grand Jury
A former business associate of Hunter Biden, Tony Bobulinski, offered to testify in front of a Delaware grand jury but never received an invitation. Bobulinski claims that Hunter Biden engaged in influence peddling with his father, President Joe Biden, to receive payouts from foreign agents. Whistleblowers have alleged that the Department of Justice interfered with the investigation into Hunter Biden, and Bobulinski's failure to testify raises further questions about alleged DOJ intrusion.
The Epoch Times: Haley Joins 2024 GOP Candidates Who've Said They Would Fire FBI Director
GOP presidential candidate Nikki Haley intends to fire FBI Director Christopher Wray if she is elected. Haley believes that the FBI has lost the trust of the American people and she wants to rebuild that trust by removing Wray and other senior management. She also plans to replace agency leaders and clean up government agencies to ensure they prioritize serving the people. Haley calls for Wray, President Biden, and Attorney General Garland to answer questions from Congress and believes there should be investigations into their actions. Other 2024 presidential candidates, such as Ron DeSantis and Mike Pence, also express their intentions to replace Wray.
Washington Free Beacon: Dems Claim These Documents Show Joe Biden Didn’t Take Bribes. There’s Just One Problem.
House Democrats released a transcript to clear President Joe Biden of bribery allegations involving a Ukrainian oligarch. However, there are doubts about the reliability of the evidence. The transcript, obtained from a conversation between the oligarch and Lev Parnas, a former associate of Rudy Giuliani, raises questions about its credibility.
Forbes: Judge Denies Trump’s Request To Throw Out E. Jean Carroll’s Defamation Suit
Former President Donald Trump's request to dismiss a defamation lawsuit filed against him by writer E. Jean Carroll was denied by a U.S. District judge. The lawsuit, which accuses Trump of defaming Carroll by denying he raped her in the 1990s, will proceed as scheduled. Trump's team had argued for presidential immunity and claimed his statements were not defamatory per se, but the judge found these arguments to be without merit.
Washington Free Beacon: WATCH: Wisconsin Dem Says 'F— the Suburbs' During Speech on Crime
Democratic state Sen. LaTonya Johnson sparked controversy during a Wisconsin Senate debate by saying "f— the suburbs" in response to concerns about rising crime rates. Republicans argued for increased police funding due to the spread of violent crimes into Milwaukee's suburbs. Johnson's comments were seen as dismissive of suburban communities, leading critics to accuse her party of neglecting non-urban areas. The proposed budget, which includes pay raises and tax cuts, is expected to be approved by the Republican-led assembly and may face a potential veto from Democratic Gov. Tony Evers. .
The Epoch Times: The Democratic Party 'Has Lost its Way,' RFK Jr. Says at Chicago Town Hall
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is running for president as a Democrat, aiming to bring the party back to its core values. Despite not receiving support from the Democratic National Committee, he is gaining favorability among voters due to his different stances on various issues. Kennedy supports stricter border control, believes there are other ways to reduce gun violence, and emphasizes the need to address the rising cost of living and national debt. Additionally, he calls for de-escalation in the war in Ukraine and seeks to bridge divides among Americans. He refuses to engage in personal attacks against other candidates and aims to find common ground with people of different political affiliations.
Red State: Unwell-Looking Joe Biden Tells on Himself in SCOTUS Comments During Trainwreck MSNBC Interview
President Joe Biden expressed his displeasure with the Supreme Court's decision on affirmative action, referring to it as a "not normal court." He criticized the court for unraveling basic rights and decisions, although he did not provide specific examples. Biden also suggested that the court was out of touch with the American people and questioned its legitimacy. However, he stated that he was not in favor of packing the Supreme Court.
The Epoch Times: California Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon Steps Down
California Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon is stepping down after facing political turmoil in the Golden State. Rivas has gathered enough votes to replace Rendon as speaker. Rendon is upset about how things were handled and believes it was embarrassing for the institution.
Washington Free Beacon: New York Governor Kathy Hochul Moves to Tax Drivers to Fight Climate Change
New York Governor Kathy Hochul plans to implement a congestion pricing tax of up to $23 for drivers entering parts of Manhattan in an effort to combat climate change. The plan has received federal approval and could take effect next spring. Hochul hopes the tax will reduce emissions and encourage drivers to use public transit or bicycles instead. The proposal has faced opposition from liberal leaders in New Jersey, who criticize it for not benefiting their state.
The Epoch Times: Republicans Laud, Democrats Lament Supreme Court Affirmative Action Ruling
Politicians from both sides of the aisle spoke out on the Supreme Court's ruling on affirmative action, with Republicans supporting the decision and Democrats criticizing it. Republicans praised the ruling as a victory for equal opportunity, while Democrats argued that it undermined progress toward racial justice. The Court's decision ends the use of affirmative action in higher education, a goal long sought by conservatives.
#society
Flag And Cross: Leading Trauma Expert Calls For Schools To Educate Children On Dangers Of Online Trauma
Children should be taught about the dangers of self-harm content online in schools, similar to how they are educated about sex, drugs, and alcohol. Researcher and trauma therapist Catherine Knibbs argues that the availability of such content is a pressing societal issue that needs to be addressed urgently. She emphasizes the need for education to help children make safer choices and reduce the number of deaths related to self-harm. Knibbs also believes that media platforms should take responsibility for preventing the sharing of graphic content and calls for more efforts to protect children online.
Washington Free Beacon: Dylan Mulvaney Slams Bud Light for Not Giving Support After Backlash
Transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney called out Bud Light for not offering support after facing backlash for their partnership, leading to a significant loss in market share. Mulvaney expressed disappointment in the brand's failure to reach out, expressing fear of leaving their house. This highlights the disconnect between Bud Light and the transgender community.
The Epoch Times: Los Angeles Homeless Population Grows 9 Percent in County, 10 Percent in City
Despite investments in housing and intervention programs, homelessness in Los Angeles continues to rise, with a 9 percent increase in the county and a 10 percent increase in the city. The number of people experiencing homelessness climbed to 75,518 in the county and 46,260 in the city. This trend has persisted for the past five years, and efforts to address the crisis are ongoing.
PJ Media: CLOWN ALERT: AP Claims Canada's Smoke Is Now Racist
The Associated Press suggests that smoke from Canadian wildfires is racist, but fails to provide any evidence. The video highlights the impact of the smoke on Detroit's air quality, particularly in poor and minority communities. However, the video fails to prove any connection between the smoke and racism.
Fox News: Fox News Poll: Are America’s best days a thing of the past? Voters think so.
A recent survey by Fox News reveals that fewer voters believe America's best days are ahead of us, with only 43% expressing optimism. Pride in the country also decreased, but there was a small uptick this year. Overall, 64% of voters still believe that the United States is the best country to live in.
Fox News: Fox News Poll: Ahead of 2024, voting retains title as top patriotic act
Voting in elections remains the most patriotic act, according to a recent Fox News Poll. Other acts considered patriotic include flying the flag, joining the military, volunteering, serving on a jury, paying taxes, staying informed on the news, and participating in political protests. The degree to which each act is viewed as patriotic has declined over the past decade, with staying informed on the news experiencing the biggest drop.
Fox News: New York Times blasted as 'racist' for predicting affirmative action ruling will make colleges 'whiter'
Conservatives criticized the New York Times for a tweet implying that the Supreme Court's rejection of affirmative action will make colleges "whiter and more Asian." Critics called the tweet racist and accused the newspaper of suggesting that minority students can't compete with white students. The Supreme Court's decision curtails race-conscious college admissions, causing controversy.
Daily Wire: Federal Judge Blocks Kentucky Ban On Transgender Hormones For Kids
A federal judge has blocked Kentucky's ban on transgender hormones for children, ruling that the portion of the law that bans puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones is illegal. The judge stated that these treatments are medically appropriate and necessary for some transgender children. The law also includes other provisions, such as prohibiting health care providers from prescribing such treatments, banning trans-identifying students from using bathrooms or locker rooms of the opposite gender, and restricting instruction on human sexuality and gender identity in schools.
Spectator USA: Troubled artist Hunter Biden uses paintings to settle paternity suit with former stripper
Hunter Biden has settled his child support case by agreeing to give some of his own paintings to the mother of his illegitimate daughter. The settlement states that the child will select a painting, which will either be sent to her or a gallery designated by the mother, with the proceeds from any sales going to her.
#war
The Epoch Times: Pence Meets With Zelenskyy on Surprise Ukraine Visit
Former Vice President Mike Pence made a surprise trip to Ukraine to meet with President Zelenskyy amid the ongoing war with Russia. Pence expressed his support for Ukraine and called for strong American support against Russian aggression. His stance on the war sets him at odds with a significant portion of his party who believe the US is providing too much aid to Ukraine.
#foreignaffairs
The Right Scoop: UH OH REPORT: Campaign advisor Trump showed secret documents to works for Chinese lobbying firm
Trump's alleged sharing of classified documents with a woman working for a Chinese lobbying firm raises concerns of national security threats and human rights abuses. The woman holds a high position in Trump's 2024 campaign and is associated with Chinese companies.
Forbes: Google Removing All Canadian News Sites From Searches After Law Requires Payments For Outlets
Google will remove links to Canadian news sites from its search results and other products for users in Canada due to a new law that requires internet companies to pay news publishers for their content. The company expressed its disappointment with the law and stated that it would continue to be transparent with Canadians and publishers as it moves forward. Last year, Google linked to Canadian news publications 3.6 billion times.
#economy
Fox News: Fox News Poll: Voters aren’t convinced economy is improving
Voters unhappy with the economy, few feel financially secure. Most rate the economy as fair or poor. Dissatisfaction with the direction of the country is high. Democrats are more satisfied than Republicans and independents. Approval ratings for President Biden on the economy have improved slightly. Many voters believe that Biden's economic policies only benefit certain people. Approval ratings for President Biden and Vice President Harris remain divisive. Affirmative action programs in college admissions are favored by a slight majority of voters. Most voters believe that same-sex couples should have equal access to businesses. Many Americans are following news about the armed rebellion in Russia.
Flag And Cross: Nasdaq Futures Outperform, Economic Data In Focus As Market Seeks Rebound
Market sentiment improves after recent pullback, tech stocks expected to lead recovery. Housing market, consumer confidence, and manufacturing data to provide insight into economy and rate outlook. Major indices close near two-week lows, small-cap stocks maintain positive sentiment. S&P 500 enters new bull market, may need breather. Futures in red. Economic data releases scheduled. Lordstown Motors files for bankruptcy, Tesla rebounds, Lucid Group gains. Crude oil futures slump, 10-year Treasury yield rises. Mixed Asian markets, European stocks open higher.
#religion
Fox News: US Catholic bishops issue sharp rebuke to pro-abortion Catholic members of Congress
The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops rebuked 31 Catholic Democratic members of Congress who defended abortion rights, stating that their views distort the faith. The bishops emphasized that taking innocent human life through abortion is inconsistent with supporting the dignity and well-being of others. They called for Congress to prioritize support for vulnerable and marginalized individuals.
#health
The Epoch Times: Community Is Central to Recovery in Nation's Addiction Crisis, Says Treatment Center Founder
International treatment ministry leader Andy Partington grew up in a rehabilitation center and now leads a recovery center. In his book "Hope in Addiction," he emphasizes that recovery is possible but not easy. To achieve long-term success, individuals must address the underlying issues that led to addiction, and bolster their recovery capital and hope.
The Federalist Papers: Sweetener Found All Over Grocery Stores to Be Declared 'Possibly Carcinogenic'
Aspartame, a common artificial sweetener used in many food and beverages, is expected to be declared "possibly carcinogenic to humans" by the International Agency for Research on Cancer, a research arm of the World Health Organization. This ruling could have major consequences for manufacturers who use the substance in over 6,000 sugar-free products. Aspartame is 200 times sweeter than sugar and is found in popular products like Diet Coke and Crystal Light. Some studies have linked it to an increased risk of cancer, as well as other health issues like headaches and seizures.
#crime
The Blaze: AI-powered ‘diversity recruiting’ firm reportedly lied about partnerships with American Express, PayPal, other companies — CEO facing existing fraud allegations
AI-powered "diversity recruiting" firm Joonko lied about partnerships with major companies like American Express, PayPal, Accenture, and Atlassian. The company's founder and CEO, Ilit Raz, conducted a fraudulent scheme to swindle investors out of $25 million. Raz made false claims about partnerships, used fake invoices and bank accounts, and deceived investors.
The Epoch Times: Feds Accuse 3 Investors of Insider Trading Linked to Trump Media SPAC Deal
Three Florida men are accused of insider trading in Digital World Acquisition Corp (DWAC) based on confidential information about the company's merger with former President Donald Trump's social media company. The Justice Department alleges that the men made over $22 million in illegal profits. Trump and his company do not face any charges in relation to the allegations. The three men each face conspiracy and fraud charges that could result in decades behind bars.
Fox News: Former Democratic New Jersey political consultant gets 24 years in murder-for-hire
Former Democratic political consultant, Sean Caddle, has been sentenced to 24 years in federal prison for conspiring to commit murder-for-hire. Caddle hired two hitmen who killed his colleague, Michael Galdieri, in 2014. Galdieri's apartment was set on fire after he was fatally stabbed.
#sports
Fox News: Elon Musk vs. Mark Zuckerberg: Who do Americans think would win in this billionaire cage match?
Americans in Washington, D.C. have differing opinions on who would win a cage match between Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk. Some believe Musk would win due to his fitness and age advantage, while others think Zuckerberg's training in jiu jitsu would give him the upper hand. The challenge has gained attention from prominent figures, but some Americans aren't interested in the fight.
Fox News: James Harden exercising contract option; 76ers will explore trade: reports
James Harden is leaving the Philadelphia 76ers as they explore trade options. Possible destinations include the Los Angeles Clippers and New York Knicks. The 76ers are disappointed with their playoff performance and have fired their head coach.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: How to Build a Log-Cabin Council Fire
To build a long-lasting and efficient campfire, use slow-burning logs like white oak, ash, or birch to construct a log-cabin frame. Inside the structure, create a tepee of dry sticks and branches to produce tall flames. Light the tinder inside the tepee and adjust the fire from the top as desired.
#technology
The Epoch Times: 'Godfather of AI' Speaks Out: AI Capable of Reason, May Seek Control
Leading artificial intelligence (AI) expert, Geoffrey Hinton, warns that AI systems may develop the desire to seize control from humans to achieve their programmed goals. Hinton believes that if AI becomes smarter than humans, they may develop the goal of taking control, putting humanity in great trouble. Additionally, AI-enabled robots for war pose a risk, as they may either seek to take control or disrupt the political order, therefore, governments should incentivize research into safeguarding humanity from AI.
#other
Fox News: Kelly Clarkson shuts down Carrie Underwood feud rumors: 'We don't know each other'
Kelly Clarkson denies any feud with Carrie Underwood, stating that they don't know each other well enough to be pitted against each other. Clarkson expressed enjoyment of having Underwood as a guest on her talk show and highlighted the unfair comparison that is often made between female artists. There have been instances where Clarkson has been mistaken for Underwood, resulting in her signing autographs as Underwood.
Fox News: DOD: Chinese spy balloon did not collect, transmit data as it transited US
The Chinese spy balloon flew across the US but did not collect and transmit data to Beijing. Intelligence agencies confirm it was used for spying. The spy balloon was shot down and its data was not successfully sent back.
PJ Media: FRIDAY AT 4PM EASTERN: 'Five O'Clock Somewhere' with Kruiser, VodkaPundit, Special Guest Cam Edwards
Cam Edwards, host of "Five O'Clock Somewhere," is back. Don't miss it.
The Blaze: Geraldo Rivera officially quits Fox News after being fired from 'The Five,' promises he'll have 'more to say'
Fox News correspondent-at-large Geraldo Rivera announced his departure from the network, stating that he had been fired from his role on "The Five." Rivera cited growing tension and personal clashes as the reason for his decision to leave the show. He expressed his gratitude for the opportunity and hinted at future adventures.