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America First News
30 Jun 2023
#politics
PJ Media: The Morning Briefing: Clarence Thomas Flexes All Over SCOTUS Diversity Hire Ketanji Brown Jackson in Affirmative Action Opinion
The Supreme Court of the United States has banned affirmative action, much to the outrage of leftists who rely on it to protect their racist beliefs and maintain control over minority voters. Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's dissenting opinion was dismantled by Justice Clarence Thomas, who criticized her race-based worldview and called out the dangers of empowering privileged elites.
Newsbusters: Column: Avoiding Debate Debacles With the Liberal Media
Republicans are fed up with liberal networks attacking their candidates in debates. They argue that the Democrats never award a debate to conservative networks, so why should they subject themselves to liberal ones? The infamous CNBC Republican debate in 2015 exemplified this bias, with moderators openly mocking and attacking the candidates. Republicans want fair and unbiased moderators for future debates.
Flag And Cross: DOJ Prepares 'Superseding Indictment' Against Trump, Possible Additional Charges
The Department of Justice is preparing additional charges against ex-President Donald Trump. Trump could face a "superseding indictment" in Florida's Southern District or in an alternative jurisdiction. Trump's legal troubles and potential charges have caused division within the Republican party.
#society
Fox News: King of Netherlands expected to apologize for slavery 160 years after abolition
King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands is expected to apologize for the country's history of slavery, acknowledging the Dutch State's responsibility for the suffering inflicted on enslaved people and their descendants. The apology is seen as a first step towards healing society.
Meanwhile, the Netherlands has expanded its euthanasia laws to include terminally ill children as young as one year old. The move has sparked controversy and raised questions about the rights and well-being of disabled individuals.
Red State: Anheuser-Busch CEO Does Horrible Interview, Then Dylan Mulvaney Makes Things Even Worse
Bud Light's sales have plummetted by 28.5%, forcing them to consider another rebate move and bring back their "Bud Knight." Their involvement in the Toronto Pride parade, alongside a controversial interview with their CEO, has further damaged their reputation. The transgender influencer they partnered with, Dylan Mulvaney, criticizes the company for not supporting him amidst the backlash. Despite Bud Light's attempts to address the issue, their response falls flat, aggravating both sides of the conversation. The brand's future remains uncertain.
Flag And Cross: It's Time For Russia's Remaining Jews To Leave
The IRGC remains loyal to Putin, as Russia has strengthened its military alliance with Iran and has used Iranian drones in Ukraine. It is surprising that the IRGC is now defending the Kremlin.
Two Jewish clerics warn that Russian Jews may face violence and pogroms, advising them to leave the country. They question Putin's supposed philosemitism, citing his expulsion of rabbis and the presence of antisemitism in Russia.
Fox News: Viral video shows man peeling bananas before buying to allegedly save money: 'Penny pincher'
A viral TikTok video shows a man peeling a banana and throwing away the peel before weighing it at the self-checkout. The video has sparked a conversation about frugality.
#war
Euromaidan Press: EU leaders to define “security commitments” EU set to provide to Ukraine
EU leaders at the European Council summit have made a commitment to provide long-term financial, humanitarian, and military assistance to Ukraine. The goal is for Ukraine to not only survive the war with Russia but also integrate further into the EU and NATO. The European Commission member states have agreed to a €66 billion top-up of the EU's budget, with a portion of the funds dedicated to providing financial support for Ukraine. Furthermore, EU member states have pledged to train 30,000 Ukrainian troops, and there may be the establishment of a dedicated off-budget fund for military equipment donations.
Forbes: Surviving The War In Ukraine: How One Smart Vending Startup Is Expanding
After suffering the effects of war and economic collapse, Ukraine's Neuroshop has developed a smart vending platform for the retail B2B market. The automated vending system uses a smart refrigerator equipped with cameras, an RFID scanner, scales, and computer vision to allow consumers to pick up items and automatically be charged through their chosen payment method. Despite the ongoing conflict, Neuroshop plans to continue expanding its network of smart vending units within Ukraine and potentially in other countries as well.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Nvidia Reacts to Possible US Chip Restrictions to Beijing
Nvidia downplays possible U.S. chip export restrictions to China. Potential ban on chip shipments could affect Nvidia's status as leader in graphics processors for AI software. The White House is concerned about military or espionage use of Nvidia's technology by the CCP.
Daily Wire: Israel’s Mossad Kidnaps Alleged Leader Of Iranian Hit Squad, Reveals Confession
Israeli spies thwarted a deadly plot by an Iranian hit squad to kill Israelis in Cyprus. The head of the hit squad was kidnapped and gave a detailed confession. The Iranian government funds terror groups and seeks nuclear weapons, posing a threat to Israel.
#economy
Forbes: If Recession Fears Recede, Energy Stocks Might Return As The Natural Inflation Hedge
Apollo CEO Marc Rowan describes the current economic climate as a "non-recession" recession, stating that the underlying economy remains strong despite potential risks such as high personal debt and the resumption of student loan payments. Tech stocks, with their ability to control costs and potential for inflation-beating, are seen as ideal investments. Energy companies may also serve as a hedge, especially if inflation becomes unpredictable. Timing factors and higher rates support an energy allocation, and certain companies, like the oilsands in Canada, may be well-positioned to control costs and benefit from increasing revenues. Managers may increase their allocation to the sector with inflation hedge in mind.
The Epoch Times: US Weekly Jobless Claims Post Biggest Drop in 20 Months as Economy Shows Stamina
The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits fell unexpectedly last week, signaling resilience in the economy and potentially prompting the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates in July. The decline in applications reversed a recent increase and suggests that the economy is defying predictions of a recession. The drop in claims was the largest in 20 months, indicating that the labor market remains strong.
Euromaidan Press: Russia’s military budget increases to 4.4% of GDP in 2023 with true military expenditure uncertain – British intel
The British Defense Ministry reports that Russia's military budget in 2023 has increased to $85.8 billion, equating to 4.4% of the country's GDP. However, the true military expenditure remains uncertain due to a lack of transparency.
#history
Gataway Couple: How Long Does It Take to Drive Route 66?
Route 66, also known as The Mother Road, is a historic highway that starts in Chicago and ends in Santa Monica. It played a significant role in the country's road systems and was popular among travelers. However, it was decommissioned in 1985 when the new interstates became more popular. While the original Route 66 is no longer accessible, sections of it can still be traveled and enjoyed.
#health
The Epoch Times: Found a Rat in Your House? Here’s How to Get Rid of It
In the middle of the night, a homeowner wakes up to the sound of rats in their house. DIY pest control tips suggest inspecting, sealing off entry points, and sanitizing the living space. Baiting traps requires patience and understanding that rats are cautious creatures.
Fox News: Indiana woman dies at Utah national park amid summer heat
A woman was found dead at Canyonlands National Park. Investigation is underway. The area has been experiencing high temperatures.
#crime
Fox News: Former GOP Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder sentenced to 20 years for role in corruption scandal
Former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder was sentenced to 20 years in prison for his involvement in the largest corruption scandal in state history. The judge called Householder a "bully with a lust for power" and said his actions were an "assault on democracy." Householder's co-defendant, lobbyist Matt Borges, will be sentenced separately.
Fox News: Mass shooter thought he deserved a parade after killing 11 in antisemitic attack, according to psychologist
Robert Bowers was convicted of killing 11 people at a synagogue in Pittsburgh. Defense lawyers argue that his ability to form intent was impaired by mental illness. A psychologist testified that Bowers believed he deserved praise for the attack.
#other
Fox News: Tanker truck lost control on Interstate 95 leading to collapse of northbound lanes, according to officials
A tanker truck carrying gasoline crashes and catches fire, causing the collapse of a section of Interstate 95 in Philadelphia. The driver, who was killed, lost control on a curved off-ramp. The NTSB is investigating the incident.
National Review: Hunter Biden Prevails in Effort to Deprive Daughter of Last Name
Hunter Biden has reached a settlement in a child-support case, agreeing to financially support his four-year-old daughter. The agreement includes creating a college education fund and providing paintings for potential sale. The child will not use the Biden last name.
Forbes: How Thomas Ashbourne Broke The Million Dollar Mark In One Year
Thomas Ashbourne, a ready-to-drink cocktail brand, has achieved great success in the competitive market. Led by CEO Cara Kamenev, the brand has surpassed the million-dollar sales mark in its first year, with the help of celebrity partnerships and a focus on quality ingredients. Despite facing challenges in the supply chain, Thomas Ashbourne has managed to grow its distribution footprint across 30 states and gain shelf space in major retailers.