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America First News
30 Jun 2023
#politics
The Federalist Papers: Oversight Chairman Says He Has 'The Goods on Joe Biden,' Tells Americans to 'Stay Tuned'
Republican chairman of the House Oversight Committee, Rep. James Comer, alleges that President Joe Biden's decisions were influenced by millions of dollars his family received from foreign sources. Comer claims to have evidence linking U.S. policy changes to payments made through shell companies to the Biden family. He particularly points to changes in energy policy and the termination of the "China Initiative" as examples. Comer plans to bring in individuals associated with Hunter Biden's business deals for depositions to uncover Joe Biden's involvement.
The Blaze: Democrats denounce Supreme Court's rejection of race-based criteria in college admissions
The Supreme Court ruled against considering race in college admissions. Dems criticize. Reps praise.
#society
The Right Scoop: WATCH: Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears dropped some serious truth bombs on today’s Supreme Court decision
Lt. Governor Winsome Sears criticizes race-based admissions, emphasizing the importance of seizing opportunities and rejecting victimhood.
Breitbart: 'Absolutely Authoritarian': Brazil Moves to Force Conservative Network to Air Government Propaganda
Conservative news network Jovem Pan is facing a public civil action in Brazil. The Public Prosecutor’s Office accuses the network of spreading disinformation, attacking democracy, and advocating for military intervention during the 2022 presidential election. The action seeks to strip Jovem Pan of its radio broadcasting licenses and requires the network to air government-created content. The network is also requested to pay compensation for collective moral damages. The action has sparked concern about freedom of expression and press censorship in the country.
#war
Front Page Magazine: Israel’s ‘Killer Copter’ That Killed No One
Israeli soldiers faced heavy fire from armed Palestinian terrorists during a raid in Jenin. The IDF called in an Apache helicopter to provide cover and help extract the soldiers safely. Reports falsely portrayed the helicopter as firing on Palestinians, when in reality it only fired one missile to scare them.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Chinese Spy Balloon Used US Tech to Spy on America: Report
A Chinese spy balloon used American technology to gather intelligence. Missouri Attorney General will investigate CCP 'service centers'. Department of Justice deems Florida law restricting Chinese land ownership 'unconstitutional'. FEC complaint alleges Chinese ties to ActBlue. Hunter Biden demanded $10M from CCP-linked firm. Largest US delegation visits Taiwan to stabilize China relations. Hong Kong's censorship law concerns investors. US official warns American companies about Chinese spy balloon's use of US gear.
#culture
The Epoch Times: Fun Things to Do in Orange County to Celebrate July Fourth
Various Fourth of July celebrations and events are taking place in Southern California. These include a summer carnival with rides and fireworks in San Juan Capistrano, a grand parade with floats and marching bands in Huntington Beach, and a patriotic concert by the Huntington Beach Concert Band at the Nixon library. There will also be a country fair in Brea, a bicycle cruise in Huntington Beach, fireworks in Dana Point, and family-friendly activities at Pretend City in Irvine. Additionally, there will be a concert tribute to The Beatles accompanied by fireworks in Irvine.
#health
Fox News: High-ranking Fauci adviser used personal email to avoid FOIA requests, discuss COVID origin
A top adviser to Dr. Anthony Fauci at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) admitted to using his personal email account to avoid Freedom of Information Act requests and deleted some emails. The House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic is investigating the origin of the coronavirus pandemic and claims that Dr. David Morens may have broken the law. Morens expressed concerns about discussing the origins of COVID-19 on record and used his personal email to communicate because his work email is constantly subject to FOIA requests.
#education
The Epoch Times: Los Angeles Unified Approves $19 Billion Budget, Warns of ‘Shifts’ for Staff
The Los Angeles Unified School Board has approved an $18.8 billion budget for the 2023-24 school year, which will be the last to include pandemic aid. Over the next two years, the district plans to invest $4.2 billion into reducing class sizes and providing support services for students. Superintendent Alberto Carvalho expects a sharp financial transition when the pandemic funds run out, potentially leading to job shifts and reductions.
Fox News: JESSE WATTERS: The Supreme Court didn't strike down diversity, it struck down discrimination
Fox News host Jesse Watters discusses the Supreme Court's ruling on affirmative action in college admissions. Affirmative action, which aimed to help minority groups, ended up creating disparities. The Supreme Court deemed racial discrimination in admissions unconstitutional.
#crime
Flag And Cross: Video: Active Shooter Immediately Learns He Picked the Wrong Target, Establishment Media Ignores the Story
A Las Vegas man's attempt to carry out a mass shooting was swiftly stopped by a security guard who shot him. The suspect, Andrew Warrender, pointed a rifle at people in a condominium complex lobby but the gun jammed. The security guard fired back, hitting Warrender multiple times.
#sports
Forbes: Manchester United Will Look A Different Beast If They Can Bring In A Centre Forward
Manchester United have signed Mason Mount from Chelsea and are now focusing on goalkeeper Andre Onana and forward Rasmus Hojlund. Onana is a priority to replace David de Gea, while Hojlund is seen as a promising young talent. Manchester United may not be able to afford Harry Kane.
Fox News: Bradley Beal says he's 'rejuvenated,' expresses excitement about new chapter with the Suns
Bradley Beal, a star NBA player, has joined the Phoenix Suns after spending his entire career with the Washington Wizards. Beal is excited about this new chapter and joins a talented Suns roster that includes Kevin Durant and Devin Booker. The Suns hope to make a championship run with Beal on board.
Forbes: The NBA Prospects Of Memphis Grizzlies Draft Pick, Tarik Biberovic
Turkish men's basketball had a strong stint in international competitions, but their national team has since cooled off. One promising prospect, Tarik Biberovic, has joined the NBA but has struggled to get playing time in the EuroLeague. His shooting ability is his biggest asset, but he needs to improve defensively to make it to the next level.
Forbes: Four Predictions For The New York Knicks This Offseason
The New York Knicks are looking to make forward-looking moves this offseason. They are considering signing Dante DiVincenzo and are likely to trade Obi Toppin and Evan Fournier. They are also exploring the possibility of trading for a shooting guard like Donovan Mitchell, Paul George, Zach LaVine, or James Harden.
#outdoors
Outdoor Life: Best Swimbait Rods of 2023, Tested and Reviewed
The author tests and reviews several swimbait rods, including premium and budget options. The Leviathan Omega and G. Loomis IMX-Pro 904C SWBR are recommended for their accuracy and versatility. The Megabass Orochi XX F10-80XX Leviathan is praised for its power and ability to handle different bait sizes. The Shimano Zodias is considered a good choice for lighter baits. The Dobyns Fury 806HSB and St. Croix Bass X are recommended as budget options with good performance. The Okuma Guide Select is praised for its power and fast taper.
Field & Stream: Watch a Tranquilized Bear Fall from a Neighborhood Tree in Rhode Island
Rhode Island officials tranquilized and relocated a young male black bear that had wandered into a suburban area. The bear crashed a cookout, stole a steak, and took a nap in a tree before being shot with a tranquilizer dart. This incident comes as black bear sightings are on the rise in the state.