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America First News
30 Jun 2023
#politics
Washington Free Beacon: Venezuela Bans Opposition Leader From Holding Office
Ex-lawmaker Maria Corina Machado is barred from holding public office for 15 years, jeopardizing her chances of becoming the Venezuelan opposition's presidential nominee. The ban, which has been extended, is due to Machado's support for U.S. sanctions on the Maduro government and her backing of former opposition leader Juan Guaido. The opposition claims that these bans are used by the ruling party to limit political change in Venezuela.
National Review: The Corner: A Great Day in Court
The panelists celebrate the Supreme Court's recent victories, emphasizing the importance of the separation of powers in America. They highlight that this case was specifically about separation of powers, not any other issues.
The Blaze: Horowitz: College admissions must be the beginning of ridding ourselves of the stain of racism
Biden disagrees with the recent SCOTUS ruling against affirmative action in college admissions, emphasizing the need to continue the fight against race-based preferential treatment. He believes that this victory should inspire efforts to eliminate race as a factor in all areas of law and policy, such as employment and government programs. While Democrats will push back against the ruling, Republicans should work to codify the opinion into state and federal law.
National Review: The Corner: This Is So Gross
President Biden is publicly expressing his disbelief over a Supreme Court decision that denies his authority. He hints at further action to come in his upcoming address to the nation.
The Epoch Times: Queensland's COVID-19 Quarantine Camp Lacks Transparency, Value for Money: Auditor-General Report
The government of Queensland, Australia, was criticized for lack of transparency and financial consideration in the construction of a $223 million COVID-19 quarantine facility. The facility operated for only six months before closing down, and taxpayers were left with a bill of $330,000 per person who stayed there. The government defended its decision, stating that the facility was necessary due to capacity issues in existing hotel quarantine facilities.
Fox News: Liberals lament string of Supreme Court verdicts: ‘This truly sucks’
Liberals express outrage over recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions favoring conservative policies. They argue that the decisions could lead to discrimination against LGBTQ+ individuals and the end of legalized gay marriage. Prominent liberal commentators on CNN and MSNBC claim that the court is biased and becoming a "MAGA political operative."
National Review: Supreme Court Blocks Biden from Hacking the U.S. Constitution
President Biden, despite lacking the authority, attempted to forgive $430 billion worth of student loans. The Supreme Court ruled that he did not have the power to do so.
#society
Red State: Civil Unrest in France: Officer Faces Charges in Fatal Shooting, Macron Cracks Down on Social Media
Fiery riots continue in France after the death of a 17-year-old boy in a police shooting during a traffic stop. The officer has been detained and faces preliminary charges. Protests erupted over alleged racial bias. ( ) France saw its third night of fiery riots on Thursday, with hundreds of protesters arrested and multiple government buildings vandalized. Public transportation has been suspended and measures put in place to control the unrest. President Macron blames youth, social media, and video games for the situation. ( )
The Epoch Times: US Embassy Issues Warning to American Citizens: Avoid French Cities
American citizens in France are being urged to exercise caution as widespread rioting and unrest continue after a police-involved shooting in Nanterre, a suburb of Paris. Demonstrations and protests are expected to continue and may turn violent, with reports of damage to property and public buildings. The U.S. Embassy advises Americans to avoid large gatherings, areas with significant police activity, and to stay aware of their surroundings.
France has been experiencing riots since June 27th, with violence occurring in several major cities including Paris, Marseille, Lyon, and Strasbourg. The unrest began following the death of a 17-year-old of Algerian and Moroccan descent during a traffic stop. President Emmanuel Macron has called for the removal of sensitive footage of rioting on social media and has asked for the identities of those fomenting violence. The French government has deployed a significant number of police to maintain order and is considering all options to stop the violence.
Daily Wire: Los Angeles Homelessness Up 10%, 2023 Count Shows
The homeless crisis in Los Angeles is worsening. Homelessness has increased by 10% in the city and 9% in the broader Los Angeles County. The homeless population in Los Angeles County now stands at about 75,518 people, with around 46,260 of them in the city of Los Angeles alone. This growth in numbers, although slightly less drastic than previous years, indicates that the crisis is escalating. Other major cities, including Chicago and Portland, have also experienced an increase in homelessness.
The Blaze: Chrissy Teigen rents a womb?
Chrissy Teigen reveals she had another baby via surrogate after miscarriage. Allie Beth Stuckey criticizes surrogacy, calling it the exploitation of female bodies and prioritizing adults over children.
The Epoch Times: A Call to Moral Excellence
The pursuit of virtue is essential for success and personal well-being. It is a quality of the soul that is developed through self-discipline and good habits. Virtue impacts our rational, physical, and spiritual development, and determines our final destiny. While the modern self-help industry focuses on external attributes, previous generations believed that internal qualities such as ethics and integrity are what make a person successful. Virtuous individuals are effective in all areas of life and experience fulfillment by living as the person they were made to be.
PJ Media: Pornhub Closes up Shop in Virginia
Pornhub has announced that it will no longer provide its services to residents of Virginia due to a law mandating age verification for adult websites. The company claims it is concerned about user safety, but it fails to address allegations of profiting from nonconsensual activity. The Free Speech Coalition, representing Pornhub, has not yet decided if it will file a lawsuit against the state. MindGeek, the parent company of Pornhub, prioritizes monetary gains over the well-being of individuals affected by the industry.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Record-high 89% of Ukrainians want to join NATO, poll shows
Ukrainians overwhelmingly support joining NATO and the EU, with 89% wanting to join NATO and 92% wanting to join the EU. Trust in President Zelenskyy and the Armed Forces is high, and Ukrainians desire a stable and inclusive democracy. Despite the war with Russia, Ukrainians remain optimistic and believe in victory.
#economy
Forbes: Dolan Insider Makes Timely Purchase Of MSG Entertainment Shares
Thomas Charles Dolan, a member of MSG Entertainment's board, recently purchased 322,580 shares of the company's stock. The stock has since increased by 8%. MSGE owns Madison Square Garden, which is home to the New York Knicks and Rangers, among other venues.
Washington Free Beacon: Democratic Strongholds Are Seeing Their Tax Revenue Plummet
Blue states like California and New York are experiencing significant drops in tax revenue, resulting in budget deficits and cutbacks. Meanwhile, Republican states such as Florida and Texas are seeing substantial increases in revenue, leading to budget surpluses. The population in blue states is shrinking as wealthy residents move to lower-taxed states, while Republican states are attracting new residents.
#culture
Red State: Exclusive: David Harris Jr. Wants to Make Patriotism Great Again Through His Brave Book, 'A Town Worth Defending'
David Harris Jr., a conservative influencer, has partnered with Brave Books to promote conservative values. His latest book, "A Town Worth Defending," tells the story of Dirt Creek, a town threatened by an evil gang of possums. Harris emphasizes the importance of patriotism and parental involvement in countering leftist indoctrination.
#health
The Blaze: Infants exposed to drugs no longer need to be reported to CPS under new Washington policy in effort to reduce addiction stigma
Washington has implemented a new policy that no longer requires hospitals to report all drug-exposed infants to Child Protective Services. Instead, if there are no safety concerns, substance-exposed infants can receive voluntary wrap-around services without being reported. The policy aims to improve infant care by adopting the "Eat, Sleep, Console" plan, which focuses on the baby's ability to eat, sleep, and be consoled.
Fox News: Madonna recovering after serious infection, Kelsea Ballerini hit in face when fan throws jewelry onstage
Madonna recovering at home after serious hospitalization.
Kelsea Ballerini hit in the face, leaves concert stage.
Daily Wire: ‘Masking Queen’: Ted Cruz Shares Video Torching Biden’s New Pick For CDC Director
Sen. Ted Cruz mocked Mandy Cohen, Biden's pick for CDC director, calling her the "masking queen." Cruz criticized her support for lockdowns, mask mandates, and government control over health decisions. The video, set to ABBA's "Dancing Queen," highlights her controversial pandemic policies.
Daily Wire: Indiana Supreme Court Upholds Six-Week Abortion Ban
The Indiana Supreme Court upholds the state's abortion ban, allowing abortions only after six weeks in cases of a lethal fetal defect or serious health risk to the mother. Pro-life advocates celebrate the decision, while Planned Parenthood and other providers challenge the law, claiming it violates privacy and self-determination rights. The law still faces another legal challenge based on religious freedom.
The Epoch Times: Review Makes Recommendations After Man Died in Hospital Hallway Awaiting Care
A man waiting for care in a Winnipeg hospital hallway died due to a lack of available beds and a surge in patients in the emergency room. The review suggests addressing patient flow and updating work expectations for staff. The hospital has opened six more beds, but staffing levels are a constraint.
#education
The Epoch Times: ANALYSIS: SCOTUS Decision on Affirmative Action Will Spark More Lawsuits, Experts Say
The U.S. Supreme Court's college admissions ruling is debated. Critics worry about inequality, while proponents see equal treatment.
The Epoch Times: Make Role Models of Those 'Who Didn’t Need Affirmative Action,' Improve Inner-City K-12 Schools: Rep. Ken Buck
Rep. Ken Buck (R-Colo.) defends the Supreme Court's decision on race-based affirmative action in college admissions, supports merit-based measures, higher K-12 education standards, and looks to role models like Justice Clarence Thomas and Sen. Tim Scott. Criticizes President Biden's stance. Argues for school choice and merit-based opportunities in inner cities.
The Blaze: Supreme Court cancels Biden's student loan plan — and uses Nancy Pelosi's own words to bolster ruling
The Supreme Court has ruled that President Biden lacks the authority to cancel $430 billion in student loans as stated in the HEROES Act.
#crime
Fox News: ‘Rust’ prosecutors claim armorer passed off ‘bag of cocaine’ after fatal shooting, say there’s a witness
Armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed is accused of passing cocaine on the day cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was killed. Prosecutors argue that the drug transfer was an attempt to tamper with evidence connected to the shooting. Gutierrez-Reed's lawyer claims the new charge is retaliatory.
Fox News: Two women charged with capital murder for allegedly tossing another off a cliff to her death in Alabama
Two women allegedly kidnapped Mary Elizabeth Isbell, also known as Beth Wright, and pushed her off a cliff in a national park. Loretta Carr and Jessie Eden Kelly have been arrested and charged with her murder.
The Epoch Times: Ex-Ohio House Speaker Sentenced to 20 Years for Role in Corruption Conspiracy
Former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for his role in a major racketeering conspiracy involving a $60 million bribery scheme. Householder and former Ohio Republican Party chairman Matthew Borges were convicted and found to have organized the scheme, which aimed to establish Householder's power, pass a bailout for a nuclear plant, and thwart a ballot effort. The judge described the scheme as an "assault on democracy" and stressed the importance of transparency and accountability.
#sports
Forbes: Preseason College Football Publications Favor Tulane, UTSA To Pace Group Of Five
Tulane and UTSA are the top-ranked Group of Five teams in the American conference, following Cincinnati and UCF's move to the Big 12. Tulane had a strong 12-win season in 2022, but faces challenges with key departures. UTSA also had a successful season and is expected to perform well again with key offensive players returning. Other teams, including Troy, could also be contenders in the conference.
#outdoors
The Epoch Times: Rescuers Praise Teen Hiker Esther Wang, Found Safe After Two Days Lost in BC Park
16-year-old Esther Wang, who went missing while hiking in Golden Ears Provincial Park in Metro Vancouver, has been found safe. Her return home is credited to her physical fitness, planning, and good weather. Wang had food and water and showed determination during her ordeal. The search involved 16 rescue teams.
#technology
Breitbart: Research: Google Violates Its Own Standards with 80% of Video Ad Placements
New research shows that Google has been violating its own standards for video ad placements on YouTube and third-party websites, with approximately 80% of placements not adhering to guidelines. The study accuses Google of placing ads in small, muted, automatically-played videos away from main content and on sites that do not meet monetization standards. Major brands implicated in the alleged violations are demanding refunds. This study raises questions about the transparency of Google's online ad operations and the broader digital advertising market.
Forbes: Author Post: The Distinction Between Digital Presence and Digital Experience Is Critical
Customer expectations for digital experiences are constantly rising. Brands need to understand the difference between a digital experience and a digital presence to stay ahead. A personal experience with a clothing brand showed that a third-party distributor like Amazon can provide a better digital experience with features like product search filtering and real-time tracking. Thriving brands know how to think and design like a digital experience company, which leads to greater customer loyalty and increased revenue. To consistently deliver exceptional digital experiences, brands should immerse themselves in their customers' journey, invest in experience research and testing, and make the customer's digital experience a part of company culture.
#other
Forbes: The Television Critics Association Announces 2023 TCA Award Nominations With ‘Succession,’ ‘The Bear,’ and ‘The Last Of Us’ Garnering Most Nods
The Television Critics Association announced the nominees for the 2023 TCA Awards. HBO | Max's "Succession," FX's "The Bear," and HBO | Max's "The Last of Us" received the most nominations. HBO | Max leads with 20 nominations. The awards honor outstanding achievements in television.
The Epoch Times: 'Kissinger’s Betrayal': New Book Explains Why South Vietnam Fell
In Stephen B. Young's book, "Kissinger's Betrayal: How America Lost the Vietnam War," he argues that the defeat in Vietnam was not inevitable and places blame on Henry Kissinger for betraying the U.S. President, the military, and South Vietnam. Young provides evidence that Kissinger made concessions to North Vietnam that allowed their forces to remain in South Vietnam, leading to its conquest. He also highlights the success of the Vietnamization program and the growing strength of South Vietnamese nationalism as factors that could have led to victory.
The Epoch Times: Staging Your Home Can Sell It Quicker and for More. Here's How to Hire a Pro
Staging your home is a strategy to quickly sell it for the highest price possible. Staging involves making a house as sellable as possible, which can include decluttering, repainting, and replacing fixtures. Staging has been shown to make homes sell more quickly and at a higher price, and is essential in today's discriminating buyer's market.