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America First News
5 Jun 2023
#illegals
PJ Media: WATCH: How May Illegal ‘Got-Aways’ Is Border Patrol Missing?
Over a million illegal aliens have been encountered by the U.S. Border Patrol in Fiscal Year 2023. However, the number of undocumented migrants, including criminals, entering the U.S. undetected remains unknown. According to the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS), an estimated 1.5 million migrants have evaded authorities since Joe Biden took office, and the crisis at the border continues to escalate.
#politics
The Federalist Papers: Lauren Boebert Breaks Silence on Real Reason She Skipped Debt Ceiling Vote
Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert of Colorado refused to vote on raising the US debt ceiling, calling it a form of protest against a "rigged system." She argued that the decision to pass a multi-trillion-dollar bill without allowing debate or amendments is a symptom of Washington's disregard for democracy and transparency. Boebert accused Congress of creating deals in the dark, leading the US towards $36 trillion in debt. Her decision followed strong denunciations of the bill, which has since been signed by President Joe Biden.
Front Page Magazine: Time Bomb
Social Security and Medicare are on the verge of bankruptcy due to too many older people living longer while there are not enough younger people in the workforce to support them. Politicians refuse to address the issue or take any action to fix the system, even when they acknowledge its inevitable failure. Medicare has complicated paperwork, and people do not comparison shop for medical treatment since they believe someone else will pay. Democracies like France have raised the age for retirement to avoid going broke, but the public protests against such decisions. The only solution to avoid a Zimbabwe-like printing of money is to cut benefits, raise the retirement age or privatize retirement plans, but politicians are afraid to risk their votes by making such decisions.
#society
The Epoch Times: Missing Man's Body Recovered at Iowa Apartment Collapse Site; 2 Others Still Missing
Body of one of the three missing men, Branden Colvin Sr., was found after the partial collapse of an apartment building in Davenport, Iowa. The other two men, Ryan Hitchcock and Daniel Prien, remain unaccounted for. Authorities warned that the search for the men was extremely dangerous, and a task force completed the search for survivors on Thursday before focusing on shoring up the structure.
#economy
Breitbart: VIDEO: Mark Wahlberg Lobbies to Build Hollywood in Las Vegas
Actor Mark Wahlberg is pushing for a bill to boost film production in Las Vegas, hoping to create 10,000 jobs and increase salaries by $100,000. He moved to Las Vegas for his children in October. State lawmakers are set to vote on a bill that would increase tax credits for film production from $10 million to $190 million annually over the next 20 years.
The Epoch Times: Investors Should Brace for Debt Ceiling Aftermath
The debt-ceiling deal agreement is a double-edged sword, with the immediate risk of a US government default avoided but potential turmoil in the equity markets expected. The end of the debt-ceiling drama is equivalent to a 25-basis-point hike, with liquidity set to be drained from the financial system. A surge in Treasury bond supply and higher yields will likely force corporate depositors to move cash into money funds and short-term bills, resulting in a drawdown in bank reserves and causing pain for consumers, with Macy's, Target, and Costco all saying shoppers are focusing on essential items rather than discretionary spending.
#religion
Red State: In 1995, 'Embarrassed' Giants Owner Apologized for Anti-Catholic 'Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence' Being on the Field
The Los Angeles Dodgers are facing backlash for honoring the anti-Catholic drag nun group known as the “Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence” during their “Pride Night” celebration. Concerns about the group’s inclusion were raised by Catholic League President William Donohue, who compared the situation to the San Francisco Giants’ controversy in 1995 and noted society’s cultural changes. Dodgers players, including Blake Treinen and Clayton Kershaw, have publicly opposed the decision to “honor” the group, citing their mockery and bigotry towards Christianity. The drag nuns are also being honored in the California State Senate, facing criticism from the Senate Republican Caucus for their anti-religious antics.
#culture
The Epoch Times: Acclaimed Composer Kaija Saariaho Dies of Brain Tumor at Age 70
Kaija Saariaho, a prominent composer of the 21st century, died at 70 due to an aggressive brain tumor. Her family said that she kept her illness private in order to maintain her positivity and focus on her work. Saariaho was known for works such as L'Amour de Loin, which premiered in 2000 and made its U.S. debut in 2002. She incorporated electronics into her compositions and was one of the most original voices in the contemporary music scene. Saariaho was also known for receiving a Grammy Award in 2011 for her work.
#education
Flag And Cross: Fury After Student Is Cut from Graduation After Two-Gender Statement, School Now Invoking Nuclear Option
Kellogg High School in Idaho suspends a student for saying “Guys are guys and girls are girls. There is no in-between” during a graduation ceremony assembly where soon-to-be graduating seniors were meant to give parting words of wisdom to underclassmen. Eighteen-year-old Travis Lohr was informed that he would not be allowed to walk in the school’s graduation ceremony. Lohr stands by his statement and says, “I feel that I shouldn’t be punished for believing in something that I believe.” Over 100 parents and students protested against the school’s decision to punish Lohr, and many students participated in a walkout in protest of the suspension. Kellogg High School has postponed the graduation ceremony due to “threats” that made the situation unsafe.
#crime
The Federalist Papers: Democratic Mayor Arrested over Alleged Illegal Voting Scheme
North Miami Beach Mayor Anthony DeFillipo has been charged with three counts of voter fraud for allegedly voting in elections when he did not live in the community of which he is mayor. The Miami-Dade State Attorney said cell phone data tracked DeFillipo's trips when he drove from Davie to North Miami Beach to vote in elections. The voter fraud charges are felonies that carry a sentence of up to five years in prison.
Breitbart: VIDEO: Man Allegedly Tried to Snatch Child from Mom in NYC
A man attempted to kidnap a seven-year-old girl in the Bushwick neighborhood of New York City. While standing at a food truck, the man allegedly ran over and grabbed the child, but her mother broke his grip and the suspect fled. The incident occurred as New Yorkers continue to suffer from rampant crime in the city.
#sports
Breitbart: Only One Major League Baseball Team Still Declines to Hold a Pride Night Game
The Texas Rangers baseball team have refused to hold a gay pride night despite the rest of the league doing so. They have not showcased a rainbow-colored logo or made any LGBT-related statements. In 2003, the team held an informal gay night but received protests from both sides. The Rangers' COO, Neil Leibman, stated that they made changes internally to be more inclusive rather than holding a Pride Night. Despite this, activist groups have criticized the Rangers for not doing enough compared to other teams in the league.
Fox News: Chiefs matriarch Norma Hunt, widow of founder Lamar Hunt, dead at 85
Norma Hunt, the widow of Kansas City Chiefs founder Lamar Hunt, has died at 85. The Hunt family released a statement mourning the loss of a "wonderful mother and an extraordinary woman," who was referred to as "The First Lady of Football" due to her decades-long involvement in the sport. Hunt was a staple at the Super Bowl and played a critical role in naming the event. She attended her 57th and final Super Bowl in February 2023, where her beloved Chiefs won their third Lombardi Trophy.
#other
Forbes: ‘Fear The Walking Dead’ Season 8, Episode 4 Review: Maybe Watch At Double Speed
In Fear The Walking Dead, Morgan heads back to King County to find zombified Duane while Grace, Dwight, Sherry, and the bird people pursue him. Grace is bitten and needs radiation treatment that could kill her unless Morgan makes her pregnant. The episode is gimmicky, with Morgan-Crazy and unrealistic time-jumping. This location reminds us of an earlier, better time for The Walking Dead.
The Imaginative Conservative: Why Intellectual Work Matters
eyond "straitened circumstances," but the escape is again a flight into realities beyond oneself: animal behavior, astronomy, and the mechanics of the inner life. The intellect has no limit to its subject matter. Activism has become the main goal of contemporary higher education, ruling even conservative institutions. But while activism is crucial for social and political functioning, its conquest of the whole of intellectual life must be resisted. Little human things like walks in snowy woods, fishing or Christmas decorations meet a crucial human need just as high achievement does. Work that matters serves others by providing for a human need, some piece of the human good. Academics must drive out the ghosts of uselessness and irrelevance and return to their role as stewards of a certain crucial piece of human flourishing. Intellectual life provides an escape from ordinary monotony, and acts as a source of dignity.