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America First News
5 Jun 2023
#illegals
Fox News: Small NY town takes legal action after migrants arrive 'under cloak of darkness' on Memorial Day weekend
The town of Colonie in New York is suing New York City and Albany after migrants were sent to the town without approval or notice from local officials. Colonie Town Supervisor Peter Crummey called out Mayor Eric Adams for his lack of cooperation and disregard for local laws and processes. About two dozen migrants are currently staying at a motel on a commercial strip in Colonie despite an emergency order aimed at blocking their arrival without county approval.
#politics
Red State: Tim Scott's Appearance on 'The View' Ends in Embarrassment Because Republicans Never Learn
Senator Tim Scott faces a checkered interview on The View, receiving criticism from the panel and audience. Scott asserts that systemic racism is not present in the United States, with one of his few highlights being countered by left-wing Sonny Hostin. The audience booed Scott when he opposed woke indoctrination in schools. The View and similar biased shows exist only to tear down Republicans and deny them a chance to fully explain their positions. This biased media only produces viral clips which further tear down Republicans.
The Federalist: Ranked-Choice Voting Is So Bad, Even DC Dems Are Rejecting It
Washington D.C.'s Democrat Party rejected using ranked-choice voting in city elections, citing issues with potential voter disenfranchisement due to the system's complexity. Under ranked-choice voting, voters rank candidates in order of preference until a candidate receives a majority of votes. Several U.S. municipalities that have adopted RCV have experienced confusing and even inaccurate election outcomes. Pro-RCV group Make All Votes Count DC filed a proposal with the D.C. Board of Elections seeking to implement RCV in future elections, but the city must meet certain criteria before the proposal can appear on the 2024 ballot.
National Review: The Corner: A Flimsy Case That the Supreme Court Has Grown More ‘Imperial’
Georgetown law professor Josh Chafetz argues in the New York Times that the current Supreme Court, presided over by Chief Justice John Roberts, has overstepped its bounds by asserting judicial power over elected branches. Chafetz suggests that the Court should be delegitimized and disempowered because of its conservative majority. He cherry-picks examples of cases he disagrees with, but fails to make a coherent argument, historical context, or empirical analysis. Chafetz's aim, in line with a broader effort, is to provide Democrats with the means to flout the Court's rulings.
Fox News: ESPN's Stephen A. Smith says Joe Biden should not be re-elected in 2024: 'We need a new president'
Sports personality Stephen A. Smith criticized Joe Biden for tripping over a sandbag and called for a new Democratic candidate for the 2024 presidential election. While he admits that an incident like the fall can happen to anyone, he believes that, at 80 years old and approaching 82 by the end of his term, Biden should not be re-elected. Smith stated that age is a factor in this opinion, not Biden's potential. He expressed respect for Michelle Obama as a candidate but also considered Disney CEO Bob Iger or Hakeem Jeffries as possibilities. Smith emphasized that it is time for a change and that Democrats need to offer a more capable candidate for America's highest office.
#society
The Blaze: Report: Dallas 'family-friendly' Pride festival features sexually explicit gay Disney fan art and hosts 'trans youth discussion' panel
A "family-friendly" Pride festival in Dallas included sexual depictions on clothing, bondage outfits, and even illustrations of children's cartoons depicting gay sex. Children were exposed to sexual activity indoors and outdoors, with 12-year-olds and under receiving free admission. The festival was labeled as appropriate for "all" ages, but children were seen browsing a vendor for the DFW Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, a group of men who dress as nuns. The event also featured an area specifically for families and a "Teen Pride" event.
Fox News: 3 bodies removed from Davenport, Iowa, building collapse site; Owners being accused of negligence
Three men have been found dead at the Davenport, Iowa, apartment building that collapsed last week. Residents and their families have filed multiple lawsuits, claiming the building's owners knew of deteriorating conditions and failed to warn them. The bodies of Branden Colvin Sr, Ryan Hitchcock and Daniel Prien have now been recovered from the site, with the police stating this morning that they do not expect to find any more missing people. Tenant Dayna Feuerbach is the first to file a lawsuit, accusing the city of Davenport and the building's owners of negligence. City officials and the building's owner had reportedly been warned for months that parts of the building were unstable prior to its collapse.
Breitbart: Hollywood to Ban Live Ammunition on Sets Following Alec Baldwin 'Rust' Tragedy
Hollywood productions will ban live ammunition under a new deal between the Directors Guild of America and studios, following the fatal shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. The proposed contract provides for increased compensation for directors, assures that artificial intelligence technology will not replace directors, and makes Juneteenth a paid holiday. The timing and full details of the ammunition ban have yet to be announced, but it appears that functional firearms will still be permitted. California and New York lawmakers and cinematographers have tried to get a blanket ban on live ammunition, but Hollywood had not adopted an industry-wide standard until now.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine will be ready to deploy F-16 fighter jets not earlier than fall or winter – Defense Minister
Ukraine delays use of F-16s against Russian forces this summer, citing need for pilot training and maintenance preparation. Some Western countries, including Poland and the Netherlands, have offered to train Ukrainian pilots on the aircraft. Deployment of F-16s expected in fall or winter.
#economy
Breitbart: Factory Orders Point to Business Investment Recovery in April
Business investment increased in April, with orders for nondefense capital goods rising 1.3%. Computer orders specifically rose 1.6%, while orders for durable-goods rose 1.1%. Orders for transportation equipment, including defense aircraft, saw a significant increase of 3.7%, and construction machinery orders rose 1.6%. Excluding transportation, orders were down 0.2%.
The Epoch Times: Buzzfeed Faces Delisting Threat After Stock Price Collapse
Buzzfeed may be delisted from the NASDAQ exchange after its share prices fell below the minimum required for continued listing. The left-wing outlet received a letter from the exchange, notifying the company that its bid price had closed below $1 for 30 consecutive business days. Buzzfeed’s share price was trading at $0.66 as of 11:14 a.m. EDT on June 5. The firm will have until November 27, 2023, to meet the bid price requirement or face delisting.
Breitbart: Saudi Arabia Announces Solo Oil Production Cut After OPEC+ Meeting
Saudi Arabia will cut oil production by a million barrels per day starting in July following an OPEC+ meeting. Multiple dramatic production cuts have been spearheaded by Riyadh due to price drops affecting the world's economy. The reduction in oil prices has created a massive new market for Moscow in countries such as Saudi Arabia, India, and China. In addition to adjusting targets, OPEC+ has agreed to allow the UAE to increase its production by 200,000 bpd. The cut would begin in July, with Abdulaziz, the energy minister, saying it could continue beyond that month.
#culture
Forbes: Blackpink’s Jennie Launches An Acting Career Alongside The Weeknd In ‘The Idol’
Blackpink member Jennie makes her acting debut in the new HBO show The Idol, co-starring as the character Dyanne. The show is created, written, and starring in the series by pop/R&B musician The Weeknd, and follows an aspiring pop idol and her intricate relationship with a self-help guru and cult leader named Tedros. Jennie is credited as Jennie Ruby Jane in The Idol, in a possible move to embrace a new identity in the acting world. Several of the actors in the show began their careers in the music industry, including Troye Sivan, Moses Sumney, and Mike Dean.
#history
The Epoch Times: Hedy Lamarr: Hollywood Star and Inventor
Actress Hedy Lamarr was a brilliant inventor, often coming up with practical ideas during breaks in filming. One of her most notable inventions was a “frequency hopping” system for radio waves that would prevent torpedoes from being jammed and hitting their targets during World War II. She was eventually honored by the Electronic Frontier Foundation’s Pioneer Award and inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame.
#health
The Epoch Times: When Cancer Spontaneously Disappears
Spontaneous regression of cancer has been documented in medical literature for hundreds of years, with cases documented in recent times too. Researchers still don't have a clear understanding of why and how it happens, despite a medical system that prioritizes surgical and pharmaceutical interventions over understanding the body's healing mechanisms. While cases of spontaneous and complete healing from cancer are not always the norm, they have been accepted as medical fact. The failed war on cancer has paved the way for a successful industrial complex involving not just doctors and patients, but many other service providers.
The Epoch Times: ‘Gender-Affirming’ Surgery Leaves People Lonelier and Depressed, Study by Transgender Surgery Department Chairman Finds
Studies indicate that transgender surgeries do not improve mental health and leave people feeling lonelier than those who avoided surgical intervention altogether. German researchers collected data from 104 transgender people seeking gender-affirming surgery and discovered that levels of life satisfaction among transgender patients who had undergone surgery remained unchanged compared to those who avoided intervention. Furthermore, the data indicated that people who underwent gender reassignment surgery experienced higher levels of loneliness compared to other transgender people who did not choose to undergo surgery. While the researchers found that those playing sports also experienced isolation, people who identified as members of the opposite sex had greater isolation. The evidence illustrates the necessity of protecting children from the transgender industry as mental illness and gender dysphoria are associated.
#crime
Fox News: New York woman lunges at mother and baby in park during violent rampage: video
A woman caused chaos at Tompkins Square Park in New York City by assaulting multiple people, yanking hair, throwing glass and objects, overturning tables, and causing a ruckus on the street. The incident lasted half an hour and ended with police taking her into custody.
The incident highlights New Yorkers' increasing frustration with crime and the perception of failing leadership by city officials in addressing it. Meanwhile, a Kew Gardens man has been charged with dozens of firearm charges after the shooting death of a would-be mugger who had approached him for cash and cigarettes, bringing attention to the need for reform in the system and better treatment for the mentally ill.
Fox News: Australian mother Kathleen Folbigg pardoned, freed after 20 years in prison over deaths of her 4 babies
Kathleen Folbigg, an Australian mother who spent 20 years in prison for the deaths of her four babies, has been pardoned and released after new scientific evidence suggests they died of natural causes, not manslaughter or murder as previously claimed. Three of the children died suddenly in between 1991 and 1999, with prosecutors stating that the similarities among the deaths made coincidence a doubtful explanation. However, new evidence indicates that a rare CALM2 genetic variant in both daughters was a possible cause of their sudden deaths.
Craig Folbigg, the children's father, still believes his ex-wife is guilty, but the new evidence was enough to convince the Australian government. Kathleen Folbigg was serving a 30-year prison sentence to expire in 2033. She is now eligible for parole, but has been declared innocent of any crime of the manslaughter of her child Caleb, the infliction of grievous bodily harm on her child Patrick and the murder of her children Patrick, Sarah and Laura.
#sports
Forbes: Dallas Cowboys: Signs Point Towards Eventual Reunion With Ezekiel Elliott
Ezekiel Elliott is likely to return to the Dallas Cowboys, who are looking to re-sign him after releasing him earlier in the offseason. However, his return is contingent on accepting a complementary role to Tony Pollard. Elliott has generated very little interest in the free agency market despite his age and productivity, likely owing to the heavy wear-and-tear on his body. The Cowboys appear to be his best chance to continue his NFL career, and expect to offer him a reduced contract.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Best Fishing Canoes of 2023
This article reviews the best fishing canoes on the market. The author shares personal experiences and criteria for selecting canoes, including stability, durability, weight capacity, and price. The top picks include the Old Town Sportsman Discovery Solo 119, Alpacka Raft Mule, Pelican Dakota, Esquif Mallard, and Pelican Explorer 14.6 DLX.
#other
Fox News: Heat-trapping carbon dioxide in Earth's atmosphere increases to record highs, continuing to rapidly grow
Carbon dioxide levels have reached record highs in Earth's atmosphere, with levels in May averaging 424 parts per million. This is one of the fastest rates on record, with emissions increasing twice or even three times as fast than 10 or 20 years ago. The cause of this increase is from the burning of oil, coal and gas, a trend that is worrying atmospheric scientists and climate experts.
Fox News: Biden administration gives out $570 million in grants to eliminate railroad crossings across US
The Biden administration is distributing $570 million in grants to improve railroad crossings in 32 states. The funds will be used to eliminate over 400 crossings, build bridges and underpasses, and reduce barriers that delay commuters, emergency services and first responders. Trains can block intersections for hours, making it difficult for pedestrians to access parts of towns, while car-train collisions claim an average of 250 lives a year. States, cities and railroads will contribute at least 20% of the project costs and aim to complete them within five years.
The Epoch Times: Grilled Pineapple Adds Pizazz to Pork Chop Dinner
Grilled Pork Chops with Chile & Pineapple is a recipe that can wow the taste buds. The pork chops are marinated in a mixture containing cilantro, pineapple juice, honey, lime juice, serrano, salt, and pepper before being grilled to perfection. Pineapple and onion slices are also grilled and then drizzled with the reserved marinade. The dish is served garnished with cilantro and lime wedges.