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America First News
30 Jun 2023
#politics
Breitbart: Report: 'Angry' Joe Biden Protects Hunter from Aides: 'Hands Off My Family'
President Joe Biden is reportedly highly consumed with his son Hunter's scandals and angrily dismisses White House aides who suggest it could politically harm him. White House aides have tried to bring up the continuous release of damning evidence from Hunter Biden's foreign business transactions, but Biden responds with anger and insists on protecting his family. Despite warnings, Biden invited Hunter to a state dinner with Attorney General Merrick Garland, who is investigating the president's son. The decision has led to pressure on Garland for politically interfering in the tax probe, with House Republicans considering an impeachment inquiry.
Red State: Winsome Sears Lights up Liberal Justices for Their Affirmative Action Dissent
The Supreme Court made a major decision on affirmative action, with Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson dissenting. Virginia Lieutenant Gov. Winsome Sears criticized the focus on racial issues and emphasized the importance of education to address national problems. She urged students to not embrace victimhood and instead focus on studying and overcoming challenges.
Breitbart: Supreme Court Strikes Down Biden's $430 Billion Student Loan 'Forgiveness' Plan
The Supreme Court struck down President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan, ending a $430 billion debt writeoff that was deemed unconstitutional. Critics argued that the plan evaded Congress's power, prioritized elite college graduates, and punished those who had already paid off their loans. The Court found that the plan exceeded the authority of the Health and Economic Recovery Omnibus Emergency Solutions (HEROES) Act and quoted Nancy Pelosi's statement that debt forgiveness must be an act of Congress.
The Blaze: 'Hateful vandals' allegedly destroy American Revolution symbols, shatter windows after museum refuses to cancel Moms for Liberty event
A museum in Philadelphia faced backlash for hosting a Moms for Liberty event featuring former President Donald Trump and other conservative speakers. Activists demanded the event be canceled due to Moms for Liberty's alleged extremism and transphobic views. Despite the opposition, the museum stood firm in its decision to host the event and later reported that vandals had damaged the museum.
The Blaze: City councilman who used shirtless pic for school tour faces recall for expensing concert tickets, flights, and Versace items
City council member Josh Binda from Lynnwood City, Washington, faces a recall for alleged misbehavior, including using campaign funds for personal expenses. Binda promoted a speaking tour at schools using a shirtless photo and earned over $12,000 from it. He also declared personal expenses such as rent, concert tickets, flights, and luxury items. Binda was accused of using city resources for personal business and violating city rules. The charges against him have satisfied a recall petition, and the NAACP is investigating possible targeting.
Fox News: Web designer's victory at Supreme Court is free speech win for all
The Supreme Court's decision in 303 Creative v. Elenis protects the freedom of speech for all Americans, regardless of their beliefs. It ensures that the government cannot dictate what people can think or say. The decision upholds the First Amendment and prevents government authoritarianism.
Red State: BREAKING: SCOTUS Rules Against Biden Administration on Student Loan Forgiveness
In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court rules against President Biden's student loan debt relief plan, stating that the HEROES Act does not grant him the authority to implement it. The Secretary's comprehensive debt cancellation plan goes beyond the existing provisions of the Education Act, constituting an abuse of power. The Court affirms that only Congress has the authority to make such decisions.
The Babylon Bee: Democrats Devastated As Supreme Court Bans Robbing The Poor
Leftists are devastated after the Supreme Court ruling that bans robbing non-college attendees to pay for expensive degrees. This affects feminists and forces them to find rich partners. In another ruling, Christians can't be forced to do gay activities. Democrats are shocked.
#society
Fox News: Michigan House passes bill making wrong pronouns a felony, fineable up to $10,000
A new bill in Michigan criminalizes using the wrong gender pronouns to intimidate someone. Offenders can face up to 5 years in prison or a fine of $10,000. Critics argue that this violates the First Amendment.
Michigan lawmakers have approved a bill banning conversion therapy for minors. Mental health professionals will be prohibited from trying to change LGBTQ+ youths to heterosexuality. This is part of the state's pro-LGBTQ+ agenda.
The Epoch Times: Cool Runnings
Strategies for finding balance in the marathon of life. Adjusting pace to different tasks, knowing limits, taking the long view, and finding joy along the way.
Euromaidan Press: Architects dream up a future, postindustrial Mariupol
Despite being bombed by Russian occupiers, the drama theater in Mariupol will be transformed into a memorial center according to the architects of Re:Mariupol. The restoration project aims to rebuild the city with a focus on human life, integrating a "15-minute city" system with a vibrant center and access to water. Science, education, culture, and tourism will play key roles in the city's new identity, while post-industrial areas will be repurposed as cultural centers. The project also includes the construction of a Center of Steel to pay homage to Mariupol's metallurgical history and the transformation of the Azovstal site into a memorial park reserve.
Daily Wire: Yeonmi Park Escaped North Korea’s Brutal Communist Regime. Now, She’s Being Attacked By The American Left.
Yeonmi Park, a North Korean defector, has faced backlash from the mainstream media after speaking out against leftist ideology in the United States. Once praised for her resilience and courage, Park is now portrayed as a conservative activist and accused of seeking fame and fortune. Her comparisons between North Korea's totalitarianism and the woke ideology in America have sparked controversy.
Breitbart: Poll: Most Say Businesses Should Be 'Neutral' During 'Pride Month'
A recent survey by Convention of States Action/Trafalgar Group found that most people, 61.9%, believe that businesses should remain neutral on cultural issues, particularly during "pride month." Republicans and independents are more likely to support neutrality, while a plurality of Democrats, 46.8%, believe that businesses should continue to promote political themes. The survey also found that a plurality, 40.8%, of respondents have boycotted a company for taking "progressive or woke public stances."
#war
Euromaidan Press: Zelenskyy meets Greta Thunberg in Kyiv to address the war’s effect on ecology
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy met with environmental activist Greta Thunberg and the International Working Group on the Environmental Consequences of War to address ecological damage from the Russian war. They discussed assessing and addressing the environmental damage caused by Russian aggression, as well as the destruction of the Nova Kakhovka dam. Thunberg emphasized the need for responsibility and justice for these environmental crimes. +
Euromaidan Press: Wagner troops will no longer fight in Ukraine, spy chief Kyrylo Budanov says
Kyrylo Budanov, Ukraine's military intel chief, states that Wagner mercenaries will no longer fight in Ukraine due to the failed insurrection, exposing Russian vulnerabilities. Losses inflicted on Russian military and Aerospace Forces.
Euromaidan Press: To end the war, to bring peace, NATO summit should welcome Ukraine, now
NATO must invite Ukraine to join the Alliance at the upcoming Vilnius summit. Ukrainian efforts align with European values and interests, and a Ukrainian victory is crucial for European security. Ukrainian NATO membership will help end the war and force Russia to withdraw. The West needs a new strategy to bring peace to Ukraine.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Taiwanese foreign minister claims China repeating 'origin of the second World War'
Taiwanese officials, including Foreign Minister Joseph Wu, are concerned that China's aggression could lead to a third World War. They fear that China is repeating mistakes from the lead-up to the Second World War. Wu also speculates that China pushing the conflict too far could accidentally spark an irreversible conflict. Despite being an island off the coast of mainland China, Taiwan has declared itself independent and continues to govern separate from the People's Republic of China. The Chinese military frequently tests Taiwan's air defense zone, but Taiwan finds hope in the Ukrainian conflict and the bravery of their soldiers. The recent trip to China by U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken has raised questions about the United States' commitment to Taiwan. While the U.S. does not officially support Taiwan's independence, they do expect a peaceful resolution to cross-strait differences and commit to ensuring Taiwan's ability to defend itself.
#economy
Fox News: New Mexico economic development secretary Alicia Keyes resigns
New Mexico's Economic Development Department Secretary Alicia Keyes is stepping down in mid-July after four years of expanding state investments in various sectors. Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham praised Keyes for her dedication to improving the state's economy. Unemployment rates have decreased in New Mexico, but workforce participation rates continue to lag behind the national average.
Flag And Cross: Fidelity's Bitcoin ETF Rejection Sparks Chicago Exchange's Proposal
Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) proposes listing Bitcoin trust despite previous SEC rejection. Lack of spot Bitcoin ETP puts US investors at risk. US economy exceeds expectations with 2% growth in Q1, jobless claims drop.
#religion
Red State: Justice Alito's Cutesy John-Roberts-Style Support of Religious Accommodation Will Create More Problems Than It Solves
The US Supreme Court rules that employers must accommodate religious practices unless it incurs substantial costs. Gerald Groff, an Evangelical Christian USPS employee, refused to work on Sundays and faced discipline, resigning before suing. The decision may enable hostile work environments for religious individuals.
PJ Media: BREAKING: Supreme Sides With Christian Who Refused to Create Same-Sex Wedding Websites
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of a Christian web designer in Colorado who refused to create websites for same-sex weddings due to religious objections. The Court held that Colorado's anti-discrimination law violated the designer's First Amendment rights.
#culture
National Review: A Double Nostalgia
A nostalgic film about childhood, "The Sandlot" portrays a group of boys bonding over baseball in the 1960s. They face challenges, including a dog and lost baseball with Babe Ruth's signature. The film captures the exaggerated grandeur of boyhood, but its portrayal of gender roles is considered politically incorrect by today's standards.
#health
Fox News: Experts say America’s heat waves will become more frequent and enduring after a dozen died in Texas
At least 13 people in Texas and one in Louisiana have died due to extreme heat. Heat waves like this are becoming more common and are expected to increase in the future. Experts say action to combat climate change is needed to prevent more heat-related deaths.
Washington Free Beacon: 'Always Communicate on Gmail': Fauci Adviser Hid Emails From FOIA
The former aide for Anthony Fauci used Gmail to hide communications and potentially violated federal record-keeping laws. The aide admitted in emails that he used his private email account to avoid Freedom of Information Act requests. There are concerns about the aide's objectivity while working at the NIAID.
The Epoch Times: WHO Assessing 'Potential Carcinogenic Effect' of Aspartame
The World Health Organization (WHO) is updating its risk assessment of the artificial sweetener aspartame, with the findings expected to be released on July 14. Aspartame is commonly used in sugar-free products and beverages, but some studies have raised concerns over its safety, linking it to an increased risk of cancer. The WHO's Joint FAO/WHO Expert Committee on Food Additives (JECFA) is conducting a comprehensive food safety review of aspartame alongside the WHO's assessment.
Fox News: Health clinic in Montana Superfund town that submitted 300 false asbestos claims faces penalties
A clinic in a Montana Superfund town faces millions of dollars in penalties for submitting 300 false asbestos claims, causing unnecessary Medicare coverage to patients. The jury ruled that the clinic's false claims caused over $1 million in damages to the federal government. The verdict could undermine lawsuits against entities held liable for contamination in the town.
#education
PJ Media: Winsome Sears Nukes Ketanji Brown Jackson's Dissent: ‘Chosen Because She’s Black’
Virginia Lt. Gov. Sears criticizes Justice Jackson's dissent in racially-based admissions cases, stressing the need to address education crisis and China/Russia threat.
The Blaze: CNN host abruptly ends segment when guest whips out the facts about affirmative action's impact on Asian students
CNN host abruptly ends segment on fair admissions advocate arguing against affirmative action. Advocates for merit-based admissions and points out disparities in SAT scores between races. Controversy over using race as a factor in college admissions.
National Review: The Corner: Read the Student Loan Supreme Court Decision Here
Supreme Court rules in Biden v. Nebraska, giving executive branch power to relieve student loan debt for borrowers.
#crime
Fox News: Research trip in Mexico tragically cut short after UC Berkeley PhD student gets fatally shot 7 times
Gabriel Trujillo, a Ph.D. student, was conducting research on the common buttonbush plant across North America to understand its habitat conservation potential. Unfortunately, his research was abruptly ended when he was shot and killed in Mexico. The tragedy sheds light on the violence associated with drug cartels in the region.
Breitbart: Mexican Cops Arrest 'Influencer' During Jewelry Store Robbery Investigation
A TikTok influencer and his girlfriend were arrested in Mexico City in connection with an armed robbery at a jewelry store. The gunmen smashed through bullet-resistant glass and stole 15 luxury watches before escaping.
Fox News: 'Trusted' Florida babysitter takes young kids 1K miles across state lines, leaves them in park: police
Two children were allegedly kidnapped by a family friend and abandoned in a Wisconsin park after authorities began searching for them. Adalyn Jean Burkett and Marquan Edwards were arrested after taking the children on a cross-country trip from Florida to Wisconsin. The children were found unharmed and reunited with their family.
#sports
Forbes: Proposed NCAA Rule Changes Likely To Lead To New Antitrust Challenges
The NCAA is proposing new rules that limit the time period for college athletes to enter the transfer portal and restrict certain forms of NIL collectives. These rules may be challenged under federal antitrust laws as a limit to the free movement of labor and a restraint of athlete compensation. The NCAA's justifications for these rules, such as maintaining competitive balance and preventing ruinous competition, seem weak in light of recent evidence. Antitrust law is about preserving free-market outcomes, and NCAA member colleges have alternative ways to limit athlete pay or movement. The NCAA's return to curtail athlete compensation and movement without reasonable antitrust defenses puts them at high risk of antitrust scrutiny and liability.
Forbes: Vince McMahon’s Influence Is Rising And WWE Twitter Is In Panic Mode
Vince McMahon's return to WWE has sparked controversy online, but has not affected live event ticket sales or TV ratings. Raw and SmackDown have seen high viewership numbers, and WWE's good ratings come at a crucial time during ongoing television rights negotiations. McMahon's level of involvement behind the scenes is a developing story, and reports suggest a tense backstage environment. Despite this, WWE's success seems unstoppable with its strong roster and talent.
#outdoors
The Epoch Times: RVing: Wander in Comfort
RVs can enhance summer vacations with their flexibility and comfort. To improve the experience, consider a portable fire pit, a bug-free gazebo, a hammock with a canopy, a bike rack, and a surge protector for the RV's electrical system.
#technology
Fox News: Hyundai's new car makes parallel parking a breeze
Hyundai has developed a new electric vehicle with a "crab mode" feature that allows it to move sideways, making parallel parking easier in crowded city streets. This environmentally friendly car is a prototype but shows Hyundai's commitment to creating efficient and fun vehicles.
The Epoch Times: Unplugged: Electric Vehicles
While many have embraced the idea of electric vehicles (EVs), there are several aspects that need to be considered. EVs have a long history dating back to the late 1800s, but the widespread availability and affordability of gasoline-powered vehicles led to their dominance. Additionally, EVs have environmental costs and battery issues that need to be addressed. These factors, along with the need for an overhaul of electrical grids and the continued demand for internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles, have made some manufacturers, like Toyota, cautious about fully embracing EV production.
#other
Forbes: Netflix’s ‘The Witcher’ Half-Binge Release Is The Worst Of Both Worlds
Netflix's decision to split the seasons of popular shows like The Witcher is frustrating for viewers. The month-long break between episodes leaves us disconnected and often forgetting what happened. It's a worse approach than either a full binge release or a weekly release model. The conversation around a show is best sustained through weekly releases, and Netflix should commit to this instead of experimenting with splits.
Fox News: New Mexico regulators fine Texas-based oil producer over $40M for burning excessive amounts of natural gas
New Mexico regulators have announced a $40.3 million penalty against Texas-based oil and natural gas producer Ameredev for excessive emissions caused by burning off natural gas. The company is accused of flouting local pollution reporting and control requirements, and of mining oil and gas without a pipeline for transporting the gas. The burning of natural gas, known as flaring, was done in excess of limits or without authorization, resulting in the release of pollutants linked to climate warming and health issues.
The Epoch Times: Polish Child Who Fell Overboard From Ferry and Mother Who Jumped in Afterward Are Dead
A 7-year-old child falls overboard in Baltic Sea; mother jumps in after. Both dead. Polish citizens. Swedish police investigating.
The Epoch Times: Fox News Host Says He's 'Quit' Working at the Network
Longtime television personality Geraldo Rivera has announced that he was "fired" from Fox News' "The Five" and has decided to quit the network. This comes amidst lineup changes at Fox News, including the promotion of "The Five" hosts Jesse Watters and Greg Gutfeld. Rivera and Gutfeld have had public disagreements, and Rivera's appearances on the show were allegedly cut before being scheduled to return later. Fox News has not commented on Rivera's claims.