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America First News
30 Jun 2023
#illegals
Breitbart: RFK Jr. Assails Biden: 'No Nation Can Survive' Without Protecting Borders
Democrat presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. criticizes Biden's border policies, saying that the Mexican drug cartels are now running U.S. immigration policy. He witnessed firsthand the Catch and Release network where border crossers are released into American communities. Kennedy believes that protecting the borders is vital for the survival of any nation.
#politics
Red State: Hunter Biden Child Support Settlement Confirmed: What Daughter Gets Is Raising Eyebrows
Hunter Biden in child support battle, settles agreement with Lunden Roberts. Hunter fought against using the Biden name for their child. He agreed to give his daughter some of his paintings instead of paying full child support. Questions arise about money laundering and White House involvement. Congressional investigation and defamation case continue to pose challenges for the Biden family.
Breitbart: Abortion Giant Planned Parenthood Claims Virginity Is a ‘Social Construct’
Planned Parenthood claims that virginity is a "social construct" designed to oppress women and girls. The organization has previously acknowledged the existence of virginity but now considers it a "made-up" concept. Critics reject this claim, arguing that virginity is a tangible state based on sexual experience. Planned Parenthood performed the second-highest number of abortions in its history last year and is facing challenges due to new abortion restrictions.
Breitbart: Maine Dems Kill Amendment to Ban Trafficking of Aborted Baby Remains
Maine state Senate Democrats blocked an amendment to a late-term abortion bill that would have placed a moratorium on the trafficking of fetal remains. The amendment, proposed by Republican state Sen. Eric Brakey, aimed to establish a temporary policy while the legislature considered the issue further. Democrats voted in favor of indefinitely postponing consideration of the amendment, while Republican Sen. Rick Bennett opposed the broader bill. The bill does not regulate the disposal of aborted baby bodies, raising concerns about a potential marketplace for fetal tissues. The report also highlights the involvement of a top advocate of the bill in providing fetal tissue for research.
#society
The Epoch Times: Disneyland Resort to Close 3 Popular Rides for Refurbishment This Summer
Three popular rides at the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California, including Soarin' Over The World and Toy Story Mania, will temporarily close for refurbishment during the summer season. The closures are a result of years of malfunctions and will last for several weeks, with no specific reopening dates announced yet.
The Blaze: Dylan Mulvaney says it's worse to hire but not openly support a transgender person than it is to never hire a transgender person
Transgender figure Dylan Mulvaney voiced their disappointment that Bud Light has not reached out to them amidst the controversy surrounding their social media posts. Mulvaney believes that it is worse for a company to hire a transgender individual and then not openly support them, as it encourages transphobic behavior. Mulvaney has faced bullying and transphobia, which has resulted in fear and loneliness. Despite negative sentiment towards Bud Light, the company continues to highlight their support for the LGBTQ+ community.
Flag And Cross: Whoopi Has Meltdown Over Supreme Court Decision, 'The View' Hosts Then Start Targeting White Women
The Supreme Court's ruling on affirmative action sparks a heated and divisive discussion on "The View." Whoopi Goldberg and the other co-hosts express their frustration and misconceptions, leading to racist and sexist comments. The panel fails to address the deeper issues surrounding college admissions and the declining value of a college degree.
The Epoch Times: Los Angeles Declares July 1 as Tom Bradley Day in Honor of Former Mayor
The city council of Los Angeles proclaims Tom Bradley Day to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the late former mayor's inauguration. Bradley is celebrated for his transformative leadership and significant contributions to the city, including financial success, public transit expansion, and public safety initiatives. The historical significance of Bradley's legacy is recognized, with the hope of drawing inspiration for the city's future.
Red State: Wokeness and the Adulteration of Literature
The assault on classic literature continues as books are being reworked and censored to fit modern sensibilities. Roald Dahl, Ian Fleming, Agatha Christie, and Beatrix Potter are among the authors whose works have been altered. This trend not only distorts our past but also threatens the freedom of expression and the preservation of knowledge. Owning and preserving old books becomes a political act against this "woke" movement.
Front Page Magazine: Hey, At Least Taliban Top Dog Has A Sense of Humor
The Taliban's supreme leader, Hibatullah Akhundzada, is deceiving Westerners by claiming to improve the condition of women in Afghanistan, despite their oppression under Taliban rule. Akhundzada aims to keep foreign aid flowing, with European and American officials eager to believe him. However, the reality is that women in Afghanistan face numerous restrictions and abuses, as Sharia law devalues them and robs them of basic rights. This manipulation by Akhundzada is part of his strategy to maintain power and secure aid for the Taliban's regime.
Fox News: Christie Brinkley hits back at ‘wrinkle brigade’ after critics flood selfie post comments
Christie Brinkley, the 69-year-old supermodel, clapped back at critics who criticized her looks on Instagram. Brinkley expressed frustration with the "Wrinkle Brigade" and defended herself against comments about her appearance. Despite the negativity, many commenters came to her defense and praised her beauty.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: Taliban Top Dog Insists Women Have it Great in Afghanistan
The Taliban's supreme leader, Hibatullah Akhundzada, is deceiving Westerners by claiming to improve the condition of women in Afghanistan, despite their oppression under Taliban rule. Akhundzada aims to keep foreign aid flowing, with European and American officials eager to believe him. However, the reality is that women in Afghanistan face numerous restrictions and abuses, as Sharia law devalues them and robs them of basic rights. This manipulation by Akhundzada is part of his strategy to maintain power and secure aid for the Taliban's regime.
Front Page Magazine: Biden Will Fund Research in China, Not Israel
The Biden administration has restarted funding for bat coronavirus research in Wuhan, despite concerns about the source of the recent pandemic and potential weaponization by the Chinese military. This decision has raised questions about the United States supporting its biggest rivals. In addition, the administration has cut off scientific cooperation with Israeli institutions in disputed territories, excluding researchers from joint projects.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Restaurants to Feed Regional Towns as Online Sites Boom
Uber is expanding its food-delivery services to remote regions in Australia, allowing thousands of Australians living in regional towns to order meals to their homes. The move comes after an increase in online purchases and the popularity of meal-delivery services in these areas. The company plans to offer food from local restaurants and national chains, and may also add grocery deliveries in the future. This expansion aims to provide convenience to underserved populations and challenge the monopoly of metropolitan areas.
The Epoch Times: Closing Prices for Crude Oil, Gold, and Other Commodities (June 29)
Benchmark U.S. crude oil rose, with Brent crude also increasing. Wholesale gasoline and heating oil prices also rose, while natural gas prices went up. Gold prices saw a slight increase, but silver and copper prices fell. The dollar rose against the Japanese yen, but the euro fell.
#military
The Epoch Times: Chinese Spy Balloon Did Not Collect Data While Transiting US: Pentagon
A Chinese spy balloon equipped with U.S.-made technology and specialized Chinese sensors was shot down off the Carolina coast. The Pentagon confirmed that the balloon did not collect any information while over the U.S. or transmit any data. The incident strained U.S.-China relations and led to a call rejection from Beijing, further highlighting concerns about China's surveillance program.
#education
The Federalist Papers: Whoopi Has Meltdown Over Supreme Court Decision, 'The View' Hosts Then Start Targeting White Women
The View's discussion on the Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action devolved into racism and sexism, dismissing Asian American concerns. They missed the deeper issues surrounding college admissions and focused on surface-level racism.
National Review: The Corner: It’s Time to End Legacy Admissions
The recent Supreme Court decision on affirmative action in UNC and Harvard cases has stirred differing reactions among political sides. Supporters and opponents now unite in urging the elimination of legacy admissions due to racial disparities and violation of Title VI. Legacy admissions are viewed as a mix of meritocracy and aristocracy, with donation-backed admissions being particularly troublesome. A bipartisan push to change tax laws may serve as a means to pressure elite universities to halt these practices.
Newsbusters: Here Were the Worst Takes/Best Meltdowns of the Nets Reacting to Affirmative Action Case
The Supreme Court's rulings on race-based admissions in universities disappointed liberal networks, who worry about equity and diversity. Supporters argue for judging individual accomplishments. The rulings have implications for future diversity in college admissions.
The Epoch Times: Supreme Court's Affirmative Action Ruling Draws Celebration and Criticism
The U.S. Supreme Court deems race-based college admissions policies unconstitutional, sparking debate between supporters of progress and opponents claiming victory for all races.
#crime
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Fox News: Former California deputy arrested on sexual misconduct allegations stemming from 2022
A Placer County deputy in California, Jon Persinger, was arrested for alleged sexual misconduct including soliciting prostitution and accessing law enforcement data unlawfully. The Placer County Sheriff's Office requested a joint investigation with the District Attorney's office after learning about the allegations. Persinger, who had worked for the sheriff's office for four years, was immediately fired.
The Epoch Times: Sheriff's Deputy Who Failed to Act During Parkland Massacre Acquitted on All Charges
A former sheriff's deputy in Florida has been acquitted of all charges related to his failure to act during the 2018 school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland. The deputy, Scot Peterson, was charged with felony child neglect and other counts for not intervening as 17 students and staff members were killed. Peterson was captured on surveillance video running toward another building instead of confronting the shooter. Critics, including then-President Donald Trump, labeled him a coward.
Breitbart: Verdict: Parkland School Resource Officer Scot Peterson Not Guilty
Jury acquits Scot Peterson, former school resource officer, of all charges related to Parkland school shooting.
#sports
Fox News: Lionel Messi didn't choose Inter Miami to go on vacation, new manager says
Gerardo Martino, the new manager of Inter Miami, discussed Lionel Messi and Sergio Busquets joining the team to further their soccer careers. They are ready to compete and want success, despite the misconception of Miami being a vacation destination. Talks with Inter Miami occurred prior to Messi and Busquets making their decisions.
Breitbart: Colin Kaepernick Determined to Resume NFL Career, Overcome 'Political Bias'
Former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick claims he is still an elite player, despite not receiving any offers for a workout from an NFL team since 2022. An unnamed insider allegedly told him this, but Kaepernick did not reveal their identity. He believes that his snub by the Raiders was due to his left-wing, anti-American politics.
Forbes: Targeted By Liverpool And Newcastle: Why Does Everyone Want Dominik Szoboszlai?
Dominik Szoboszlai is a highly sought-after attacking midfielder from RB Leipzig. He expressed his desire to leave the club and start a new chapter in his career. Both Newcastle United and Liverpool are interested, but Leipzig is asking for €70 million ($77 million). The price may be non-negotiable, but with two Premier League teams competing for his signature, Leipzig could cash in and strengthen their squad.
Forbes: Victor Wembanyama Could Become A Financial Beacon For The Spurs
The 2023 NBA Draft was the most watched in history, thanks to the NBA's marketing of French prospect Victor Wembanyama. The NBA embraced his presence and even purchased broadcast rights to his games. Wembanyama's profile stands to benefit the San Antonio Spurs financially, with an estimated increase of over half a billion dollars for the organization.
Fox News: Justin Thomas, Rickie Fowler, Will Zalatoris show support to fellow PGA golfer after LIV 'coup' accusations
Members of the PGA Tour rally behind Patrick Cantlay, who has been accused of running a "coup d'etat" against the PGA's agreement with the Saudi Public Investment Fund. Several players, including Adam Scott, Justin Thomas, Rickie Fowler, and Will Zalatoris, show support for Cantlay and criticize the article that made these accusations.
#outdoors
Fox News: Wyoming angler breaks tiger trout state record with 31-inch catch: 'Most exciting day of my life'
A Wyoming fisherman broke the state's tiger trout record with a 31-inch, nearly 12-pound catch. Owen Schaad reeled in the record-breaking fish during a family visit to the Viva Naughton Reservoir.
Field & Stream: How To Make a Backcountry Block and Tackle
(1) Thread the rope through two carabiners. (2) Attach the heavy object to the second carabiner and hoist it up using the tree as a block.
#other
Daily Wire: Fox News Reportedly Fires Geraldo Rivera From ‘The Five’
Geraldo Rivera has been fired from Fox News' "The Five" after 23 years with the network. Rivera announced his departure last week but did not mention being fired. There were growing tensions beyond editorial differences and personal annoyances, and Rivera cited his views on Donald Trump as causing friction on the show.