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America First News
29 Jun 2023
#politics
Daily Wire: WATCH: Biden Gets Up And Leaves Live TV Interview While Still On Air
President Joe Biden abruptly ends a live television interview on MSNBC and walks off set while the cameras are still rolling. He also confuses the Declaration of Independence with the Constitution during the interview.
Red State: House GOP Keeps Digging, Demands Dozens of Fed. Employees Sit for Interviews on Hunter Biden Probe
House Republicans are demanding federal officials, including the U.S. attorney investigating Hunter Biden, appear before congressional committees for interviews regarding allegations of politicization and misconduct. The House Oversight, Judiciary, and Ways and Means Committees are investigating the federal probe into Hunter Biden and potential political influence. They are seeking interviews with Secret Service employees, IRS officials, and FBI agents to gather evidence. The GOP aims to hold actors accountable and restore the equal enforcement of the law.
Breitbart: Biden: 'I'm Hoping' Attacks on Court Legitimacy Influence Their Rulings
President Biden expresses hope that the repeated attacks on the Supreme Court's legitimacy will lead some justices, including Chief Justice John Roberts, to rule differently. He emphasizes that he does not have an ideological litmus test for judicial picks and opposes court packing.
The Federalist Papers: Manhattan DA's Office Now Coming After Melania Trump in Hush-Money Case
The Manhattan District Attorney's Office is expanding its investigation into former President Donald Trump by requesting access to communication records involving the Trump Organization and the White House. This includes emails between Melania Trump and a long-serving executive. Melania's privacy may be compromised.
The Epoch Times: Biden Says Packing Supreme Court Could 'Politicize’ It Forever
President Joe Biden expressed concern that recent rulings by the U.S. Supreme Court went too far, but he remains opposed to court-packing, fearing it would permanently politicize the institution. Biden criticized the court's decision to end affirmative action in college admissions, stating that it goes against decades of precedent. He urged universities to consider the unique challenges faced by students, including racial discrimination. Biden also emphasized the independence of the Justice Department regarding the investigation into former President Donald Trump's role in the January 6th events.
Breitbart: Biden: Race Preference Ruling Violates What 'Constitution Says' that All 'Created Equal' -- Dobbs Gave States Power 'We Fought a War over'
President Biden criticized the Supreme Court for overturning Roe v. Wade and striking down racial preferences in college admissions. He believes the court is straying from the Constitution and giving states power over issues like abortion that were previously fought over in the Civil War. Biden believes the court has unraveled basic rights and decisions and is out of touch with the values of the American people.
National Review: The Corner: King Charles and Another Climate Timetable
Prince Charles, despite his long apprenticeship, fails to understand the role of the monarch in modern Britain. He crosses the line into politics, expressing his opinions on climate change. If he truly believes in the urgency of the climate crisis, he should renounce his inheritance and speak out freely.
Fox News: Wisconsin state senator says 'f--- the suburbs' amid debate on crime spreading from cities
A debate over funding in Wisconsin sparks fiery response from State Sen. LaTonya Johnson, who condemns suburban areas, stating they know nothing of city life. Politicians are discussing a budget that includes tax cuts, K-12 school funding, and a cut to the University of Wisconsin's budget. The debate centers around crime in Milwaukee and concerns about it spreading to the suburbs.
Washington Free Beacon: FACT CHECK: 'Extreme MAGA Republicans' Took Back the House Through 'Unlawful' Gerrymandering
Extreme MAGA Republicans secured House majority via gerrymandering. Democrats' attempt in New York backfired. Gerrymandering not key to Republicans' victory.
National Review: New Bill Would Block State Department’s DEI Criteria for Promotion
A new bill introduced by Senator Marco Rubio and Representative Brian Mast aims to roll back the State Department's emphasis on diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility (DEIA). The bill, known as the Stop WOKE at State Act, is part of the congressional GOP's effort to eliminate equity-centered initiatives within the department. Critics argue that the State Department's focus on DEIA is prioritizing box-checking over accomplishing its mission to strengthen the United States' position globally.
National Review: The Corner: John Roberts Earns Points for Consistency
Supreme Court rulings expected tomorrow may have significant implications on religious conscience, student loan forgiveness, and executive authority. The court's recent ruling striking down racial discrimination in college admissions showcases Justice John Roberts' forceful majority opinion. He emphasizes the equal-protection clause's core purpose as eliminating government-imposed racial discrimination and criticizes previous case precedents. Many are eagerly anticipating the future ramifications of these cases.
#society
Forbes: Dylan Mulvaney Criticizes Bud Light For Never Reaching Out After Backlash Made Her ‘Scared To Leave My House’
Transgender TikTok star Dylan Mulvaney criticized Bud Light for not defending her after their partnership led to a nationwide boycott. Mulvaney expressed disappointment that the company didn't publicly support her, stating that it gave customers permission to be transphobic. She also revealed the personal toll the controversy has taken on her, including bullying and fear. The CEO of Anheuser-Busch declined to comment on whether the Mulvaney campaign was a mistake. Mulvaney's partnership with Nike and the backlash it received further fueled the conservative boycotts against Bud Light. As a result of the controversy, Bud Light lost its top spot in the U.S. beer market.
The New American: DOJ to Address "Missing or Murdered Indigenous Persons Crisis" - The New American
The U.S. Department of Justice has launched the Missing or Murdered Indigenous Persons (MMIP) Regional Outreach Program to address the high number of missing or murdered Native Americans. The program will place attorneys and coordinators in designated regions across the country to investigate unresolved MMIP cases and promote collaboration among law enforcement partners.
The program is a response to the high rates of assault, abduction, and murders suffered by Native Americans. It fulfills the promise made by the Justice Department to dedicate personnel to MMIP and is aligned with the Not Invisible Act of 2019.
The Epoch Times: 1956's ‘The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit’
Tom Rath, a family man struggling with his mid-20th century salary, faces regret and temptation in his new job. The film explores the clash between individual and collective interests in the corporate world.
Fox News: Amusement park horror: 6-year-old boy falls from zipline after harness fails
A 6-year-old boy fell off a zipline ride at a Mexican amusement park after his harness broke, resulting in minor injuries. The incident has led to a government investigation and the suspension of various attractions at the park.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: The Corner: Iran Envoy Rob Malley on Leave amid Investigation into His Security Clearance
Robert Malley, the Biden administration's envoy on the Iran file, is on leave due to an investigation into his security clearance. The investigation comes at a critical time for the administration's efforts to reach an agreement with Iran. Malley, who has attracted bipartisan criticism, is seen as a political lightning rod in the diplomatic efforts.
The Epoch Times: Bipartisan Lawmakers Visit Taiwan Amid Heightened China Threat
House Armed Services Committee members, including Rep. Mike Rogers, visited Guam, Taiwan, and the Philippines to confer with officials. The visit is notable as it comes amid calls in Congress to boost funding for Taiwan defense. The United States and China are discussing the need to stabilize their relationship, but tensions remain high, with Chinese fighter jets and warships violating Taiwan's claimed territory.
#economy
Forbes: Is Shein About To Hit Stock Market? Report Says Company Filed For IPO—But Chinese Firm Denies Plan
Fast fashion retailer Shein has denied reports that it confidentially registered for a U.S. IPO, dismissing rumors around the story. The company, known for its low prices and controversy surrounding labor practices, was valued at $66 billion after a recent funding round, down 25% from the previous year.
The Epoch Times: Every City in the Inland Empire Ranked According to Financial Health
The Inland Empire in Southern California offers more affordable housing compared to the coast, attracting residents who commute to Orange County. The region also has job opportunities within its borders, contributing to its growth. However, obtaining financial data for cities in California can be challenging, with some lacking transparency. The city of Ontario moved up in ranking by shifting liabilities, while Yucca Valley and Temecula saw improvements in their financial status. Palm Springs and Anaheim are struggling, while Adelanto, Hesperia, San Jacinto, and Yucaipa saw drops in their unrestricted net positions. The goal for cities is to move up in ranking and improve their financial plans.
#health
The Epoch Times: What Your Dreams May Say About Your Overall Health
Dreams may reveal the state of a person's health, particularly in relation to neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson's. Nightmares and bad dreams have been found to be potential warning signs of Parkinson's disease, with a significant association between distressing dreams and increased risk. Recurring dreams are often a way for the mind to process stress and trauma. Vitamin B6 supplementation may enhance dream quality, as it plays a role in synthesizing serotonin. To have good dreams, it is important to prioritize sleep quality by avoiding stimulating food or drinks before bed and maintaining a regular sleep schedule.
#education
Fox News: AOC ridiculed for viral take on legacy admissions following Supreme Court's affirmative action ruling
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez criticizes Supreme Court's affirmative action ruling, suggesting legacy admissions be abolished. Education Secretary Miquel Cardona and Senator Tim Scott call for examination of legacy admission programs in colleges.
#crime
Fox News: Nevada police say man stole over $1 million posing as owner of Las Vegas hotel: reports
A man in Nevada posed as a hotel owner in Las Vegas, tricking employees into giving him over $1 million. He claimed he needed the money for emergency payments to the fire department. This incident is similar to others in the area and investigations are ongoing.
The Epoch Times: Corruption Watchdog Finds Former Premier Guilty of 'Corrupt Conduct,' No Criminal Charges Pressed
Former Premier Gladys Berejiklian and former Member of Parliament Daryl Maguire engaged in "serious corrupt conduct" according to a corruption watchdog investigation in New South Wales. Berejiklian failed to declare a conflict of interest and granted government funds to organizations advocated by Maguire. She also failed to report her suspicions of Maguire's suspicious activities. Berejiklian resigned in October 2021, but no criminal charges will be pursued.
The corruption watchdog is seeking advice on charges against Maguire for improperly using his office and resources to benefit a company he was involved with. Maguire had already been charged with giving false evidence and was being investigated for allegedly selling visas for cash. His actions were condemned by political leaders.
Forbes: Parkland Officer Found Not Guilty For Failing To Confront School Shooter
Former school resource officer Scot Peterson, who was accused of negligence in failing to stop a school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, has been found not guilty of criminal counts. Peterson pleaded not guilty to multiple charges and could have faced up to 100 years in prison.
The Blaze: Professor, 2 students in gender studies class in Canada stabbed in 'hate-motivated' attack: Report
A "hate-motivated" stabbing took place at the University of Waterloo in Canada, targeting a gender studies class. A suspect, an international student, was arrested, and three people were injured in the attack.
#sports
Fox News: Taurean Prince reacts to tweet that seemed to inform him about Timberwolves decision on his contract
Taurean Prince, a solid NBA player, had his $7.4 million contract with the Minnesota Timberwolves for next season declined. He learned about the decision through a tweet from Adrian Wojnarowski.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Seven Primitive Survival Shelters That Could Save Your Life
Summary: This passage provides instructions on how to build survival shelters using various materials such as debris, snow, boughs, and poles. It also includes information on how to make cordage for lashing and how to weatherproof the shelters using thatching made of boughs, grass, or bark.
#other
Fox News: ‘Mission: Impossible’ star Tom Cruise admits he enjoys ‘pressure’ of his intense schedule
Tom Cruise revealed in an interview that he works seven days a week, mostly acting and producing, but also spends time training for stunts in his movies. He enjoys the pressure and challenge of his work.