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America First News
30 Jun 2023
#politics
Newsbusters: NB Podcast: Media Predict Jim Crow 4.0 Following Major SCOTUS Rulings
The last NewsBusters Podcast discusses recent U.S. Supreme Court rulings on affirmative action, free speech, and student loan forgiveness. Liberal media's reaction includes claims of returning segregation and attacks on Justice Clarence Thomas. The podcast also features an interview with Carrie Severino on the free speech ruling.
Fox News: Hunter Biden's lawyer explodes at Ways and Means Committee for 'obsession' with DOJ investigation
Hunter Biden's attorney accuses U.S. congressmen of attacking the Biden family and using fake images of alleged WhatsApp messages. The attorney questions the credibility of the messages and claims they have been manipulated.
The Federalist Papers: Clarence Thomas Scorches Ketanji Brown Jackson in Written Opinion: Slams Her 'World View' 18 Times
Associate Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas criticized Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson in his opinion on a ruling that bans universities from considering race in admissions. The court found that affirmative action practices at Harvard and UNC violated the Equal Protection Clause. The ruling could level the playing field and return admissions to a meritocracy. Thomas and Jackson clashed over their views on race and the admissions process, with Jackson accusing Thomas of ignoring race-linked disparities.
Daily Wire: Biden Explodes Over SCOTUS Ruling On Student Loans: ‘The Court Misinterpreted Constitution’
President Biden expressed anger at the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling against his plan to forgive student loans. He claimed that sixteen million people had already been approved for relief before Republican officials and special interests intervened. Biden argued that the Court misinterpreted the Constitution and denied giving false hope to borrowers.
#society
Flag And Cross: Former Sailor Realizes Final Wish With Care Home's Help
A 94-year-old sailor fulfills her final wish by recreating a picture from her epic voyage aboard a yacht, with the help of her care home in Falmouth, England. The care home staff arranged for her to go out on a yacht in Falmouth Bay to watch the air show on Armed Forces Day, where she posed on the bow of the yacht just like in the original picture.
The Epoch Times: Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Free Speech, Website Designer and Attorney Respond
The United States Supreme Court ruled in favor of a Colorado Christian website designer who refused to create a website promoting same-sex weddings. The owner of the web design company, Lori Smith, asked the justices to overturn a decision of the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals. The Court determined that applying a public accommodation law to compel an artist to speak or stay silent violates the Free Speech Clause of the First Amendment.
The Blaze: WNBA player says America is 'trash' and a 'f***ing joke' following SCOTUS rulings, expects civil war
WNBA player Natasha Cloud criticized the Supreme Court rulings and expressed frustration with the state of the country, particularly on issues affecting black and LGBTQ+ communities. She called the United States a "hateful disappointment" and expressed a desire to see positive change. Cloud also discussed the possibility of moving to a country with better human rights and healthcare.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russian shelling injured three in Kherson Oblast, including 6-year-old child
Russian troops shelled Antonivka in Kherson Oblast, injuring a 6-year-old child, a 79-year-old man, and a 42-year-old woman. Russian forces continue to target Ukrainian civilians.
#foreignaffairs
Daily Wire: Biden Attacks His Admin Over Report On Afghanistan Failures: ‘No, No … I Was Right’
President Biden denies any failure or mistakes in the withdrawal from Afghanistan. He claims that all the evidence supports his stance, pointing to his previous statements about al Qaeda and the assistance from the Taliban.
Forbes: Review Finds Biden And Trump Failed To Consider Impact Of Afghanistan Withdrawal—More A Year After Taliban Takeover
A State Department review criticized both President Biden and former President Trump for their actions leading to the fall of Afghanistan. The review found that they did not adequately prepare for the consequences of withdrawing U.S. troops. The planning process for the evacuation was hindered by the State Department, and details for keeping some U.S. forces in Afghanistan were not settled before the Taliban took over.
#history
Flag And Cross: Stone Age Ancestors In The Philippines Were Skilled Weavers, New Research Shows
New research suggests that our Stone Age ancestors were already weaving baskets and ropes 40,000 years ago, much earlier than previously thought. Microscopic evidence found on prehistoric tools in the Philippines indicates the use of plant fibers for weaving and tying, similar to practices in modern indigenous communities. This discovery provides insight into the extensive use of bamboo and palm by early humans for various purposes such as making fishing nets, clothing, and even boats and houses.
#health
PJ Media: Common Artificial Sweetener May Soon Be Labeled a Carcinogen
Artificial sweetener aspartame may be declared a possible carcinogen by the World Health Organization, pitting it against the food industry and regulators. Despite concerns about funding and dosing, scientific research supports labeling aspartame as a carcinogen. The FDA's approval process in the 1970s is also questionable.
Flag And Cross: E-scooter Riders Face Double The Risk Of Death Compared To Motorcyclists, New Study Finds
E-scooters are highly dangerous, with a higher risk of death and severe brain injuries compared to motorcycles and bicycles. The study calls for stricter regulations and awareness campaigns to reduce accidents. The number of e-scooter accidents and deaths has significantly increased in recent years.
The Epoch Times: National Citizen's Inquiry Report to Soon Be Released
The National Citizen's Inquiry (NCI) plans to release a report on the government's response to COVID-19 and is considering continuing their efforts. Testimonies during the inquiry revealed concerns about government policies, vaccine harms, and the lack of emphasis on potential treatments. The NCI aims to spread awareness and potentially implement their findings.
The Epoch Times: These Are the States Affected by Malaria-Carrying Mosquitoes
CDC confirms first cases of malaria in Florida and Texas in 20 years. Americans recovering from COVID-19 experiencing loss of taste and smell. Safety concerns arise regarding the HPV vaccine Gardasil.
#education
Red State: Harvard University Signals It Has No Intention of Obeying the Supreme Court's Anti-Racism Decision
The US Supreme Court rejects race-based college admissions, citing violation of the Constitution. Debate on discrimination continues.
The Epoch Times: DeSantis Praises 'Mama Bears' At Moms For Liberty Summit, Says They Are a Powerful Force
Ron DeSantis addressed Moms for Liberty, highlighting his focus on education and parental rights. He aims to counter the woke agenda in schools, restore civics education, and rejects controversial textbooks and curriculum.
The Epoch Times: [ATL:NOW] Why The SCOTUS Ruling On Affirmative Action Is A Victory For Both Black And Asian Students—Kenny Xu, Plaintiff In The Case
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Affirmative action policies at Harvard and UNC ruled unconstitutional by Supreme Court. Victory for meritocracy, treating individuals based on character, not race. Affirmative action programs limit opportunities for all students.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Construction Worker Severely Beaten by Crowd in Garden Grove, Suspects Wanted
Authorities are seeking information on the assault of a construction worker in Garden Grove. Carlos Ayala was attacked by a group of men, leaving him with skull fractures and severe brain injuries. The incident occurred after Ayala asked the men not to step on the fresh asphalt.
#sports
Forbes: 2023 World Cup Puts Growth Of Women’s Sport On Full Display
The 2023 Women's World Cup is experiencing record-breaking ticket sales and increased interest, signaling a shift in the perception and promotion of women's sports. The tournament's success is attributed to the efforts to expand awareness and access, as well as the recognition of the business potential in investing in women's sports.
#other
Forbes: Welcome To Flavortown! Guy Fieri Launches New Añejo Tequila
Guy Fieri and Sammy Hagar have launched a new añejo tequila called Santo Spirits, joining their lineup of additive-free tequilas. The tequila is made from Blue Weber Agave and aged for 24 months in used American whiskey casks. The añejo has a pale hue but makes up for it with its aroma, flavor, and quality. Santo Spirits was founded in 2019 by Sammy Hagar and Guy Fieri, with Hagar being a veteran in the high-end tequila sector.