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America First News
5 Jun 2023
#politics
Fox News: Northeast facing wet weather, below average temperatures this week
Cooler temperatures and wet weather expected in the Northeast this week while the Midwest will experience high heat.
Louisiana and nine other states file a lawsuit to prevent steep flood insurance rate increases. Showers and thunderstorms forecasted for Southern Plains and Rockies.
The Federalist: Conservatives Can't Get Distracted By The 2024 GOP Primary
The GOP Twittersphere is consumed by petty arguments between Trump and DeSantis supporters about the 2024 presidential race, distracting from current issues and playing into the Democrats' hands. Issues include highly-politicized intel agencies, interference in elections, the possibility of World War III, pro-transgender corporations, southern border issues, leftist indoctrination in schools, a bloated Congress, and a dying military. With major elections in several states this year, Democrats are hoping Republicans stay distracted by the 2024 primary.
The Epoch Times: NTD Good Morning (June 5): F-16 Jets Scrambled Over Washington, DC; Tiananmen Square Massacre Commemorations Held Worldwide
Fighter jets scramble and break sound barrier over Washington, DC, due to a Cessna plane entering restricted airspace.
Tiananmen Square Massacre commemorations held worldwide on June 4. GOP presidential hopefuls appear in Iowa. Other news includes dangerous event in Taiwan Strait, India train collision, and FBI subpoena threat.
Daily Wire: Grand Jury In Federal Criminal Probe Into Trump Expected To Be Back In Session This Week
The federal grand jury investigating former President Donald Trump's handling of classified information is returning this week. The National Archives revealed it had 16 records showing Trump and his advisers knew the process of declassifying information. Trump has labeled the investigation a witch hunt.
The Federalist: 'Highly Credible' Source Reveals FBI Election Interference Scandal
Sen. Chuck Grassley is focusing on the FBI as the primary scandal in the allegations that then-Vice President Joe Biden agreed to accept money from a foreign national to affect policy decisions. The confidential human source behind the allegations was “highly credible” and had served as a source in multiple prior criminal investigations, including ones run under the Obama-Biden administration. Grassley stressed concerns with whether “the FBI does its job” and wants to uncover government actors responsible for violating the rule of law. Evidences suggest FBI headquarters obstructed justice in the allegations, and the date of the CHS report indicates those responsible for misbranding the intel as disinformation sought to interfere in the 2020 election.
The FBI is under scrutiny as to whether it obstructed justice in the allegations that then-Vice President Joe Biden agreed to accept money from a foreign national to affect policy decisions. Recent revelations suggest FBI headquarters improperly branded evidence from a “highly credible” CHS as disinformation to protect the Democrat candidate for president. Senator Chuck Grassley is focusing on the primary scandal lies with the FBI, prompting him to call for a “change in the culture.” FBI Director Christopher Wray’s refusal to comply with the congressional subpoena issued for the FD-1023 form has added to Grassley's concerns.
Liberty Nation: 2024 Presidential Election – The World’s Grandest Reality TV Experiment
The race for the 2024 US presidential election is turning into a battle of extremes, with politicians expected to make grander and more unique political promises to stand out from the increasing crowd. Former president Donald Trump leads the Republican pack, with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis in second place, while Joe Biden remains the frontrunner for the Democrats, followed by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and self-promoter Marianne Williamson. Both parties face criticism from certain quarters for not holding primary debates, and while the mainstream media remains largely pro-Biden, it has been unable to hide criticism of his extreme positions in some areas.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russian leadership has not yet decided on response to cross-border Belgorod raids – ISW
Russian leadership has not finalized their response to recent cross-border raids by pro-Ukrainian Russian groups in Belgorod Oblast. Conflicting reports and actions from official Russian sources have led to a lack of coordinated response, with Governor Gladkov agreeing to negotiate for the release of POWs while the Ministry of Defense remains silent. Evacuation efforts and a wider policy to prevent further raids are also unclear. The situation has triggered criticism against the Russian military leadership, with reports suggesting Ukrainian troops have established observation posts in southwestern Bakhmut.
#economy
National Review: The Corner: The Greedy Hand of a State Flagship
North Carolina State University is expanding its real estate holdings in Raleigh, buying up more and more land. NCSU is interested in real estate because it can function as a source of profit and leasing spaces on its Centennial Campus brings additional revenue. The university also benefits from not having to pay property taxes.
#culture
Liberty Nation: Just for Fun Vol. 34 – C5 TV
Quips from former US Presidents are showcased in sardonic and comical book. Readers can guess which president said what remark.
#crime
Fox News: Maryland mother, daughter charged in murder of grandmother inside family’s home
A woman and her daughter in Maryland are accused of killing the woman's mother, a 71-year-old grandmother, and attempting to dispose of the body. The motive for the killing remains unclear. Both women are facing charges and are currently in custody.
Red State: Caught on Tape: LGBTQ Activist Arrested at WeHo Pride Festival on Charges Stemming From Drag Queen Story Hour Protest
At WeHo Pride Festival, deputies arrested LGBTQ activist and robbery, vandalism, and battery suspect, Hunter Lee Darling, sparking a "No Cops At Pride" protest by Antifa. Darling's friend, Abby Nicole Thomas, was arrested for interfering with the officers. Darling was seen stealing a man's phone and smashing it at the West Hollywood Library. A warrant for his arrest was issued last week. Darling's bail is set at $100,000.
The Epoch Times: 4 Dead in Missouri After Car Crosses Center Line, Strikes Motorcyclists
Four people died and seven were injured in a collision between a car and five motorcycles in Aurora, Missouri. The accident happened on Saturday when the Toyota Corolla crossed the centerline of the two-lane highway and hit the motorcycles. The 51-year-old driver of the car was arrested on suspicion of impairment.
#sports
Fox News: Ford launches DIY F-150 muscle truck with 700 hp V8
Ford has introduced a new upgrade kit for its F-150 pickup truck called the Ford Performance FP700 Package. The kit includes a 3.0-liter supercharger that straps onto the 5.0-liter V8 and boosts its output to 700 horsepower, making it the most powerful F-150 ever. The kit is compatible with almost all F-150 body styles except those with an 8-foot bed or ProPower Onboard inverter and lists for $12,350, while the lowest-priced two-door F-150 XL with a 6.5-foot bed and a V8 is $37,925.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: The Best Spinnerbaits of 2023
The spinnerbait, invented 60 years ago, is still a favorite among anglers today for its simple, snag-free design that triggers a reaction strike from any fish species. This article highlights the best spinnerbaits for different fish species, including largemouth, smallmouth, pike, trout, and budget options. Each spinnerbait is reviewed based on its quality of build, components used, and innovative designs.
Fishing 411: The Value of Sustainable Resources, My Thoughts, My Opinion
Fishermen should not measure their success by how many fish they keep, says outdoor enthusiast Mark Romanack. While keeping a few fish for a meal is to be encouraged, Romanack believes hunters and fishermen should be working with local leadership to establish sustainable natural resources. He feels that the "generous" creel limits in his home state of Michigan are potentially dangerous, as people measure success by how many fish they keep or how much meat is in the freezer. Those who go hunting should be paying the fee to insure natural resources thrive, rather than just fishermen paying the bill.
Fishing 411 TV has been criticised for potentially putting too much pressure on delicate fisheries. However, Romanack reminds people that fishing and keeping fish are different things. He encourages selective harvest methods that allow anglers to enjoy some fish on the table without feeling obliged to keep to creel limits or fill the freezer. While fishermen and hunters pay for the upkeep of habitat and animals, others such as kayakers and hikers are allowed to use public land without contributing to these services. Romanack feels a more "holistic approach" is needed to resource management.
#other
The Federalist: Federal Loneliness ‘Advisory’ Threatens To Destroy Private Life
The Surgeon General's recent advisory on loneliness and isolation proposes government intervention in private life, including surveillance and control over relationships. The private sphere of life is a crucial component of freedom and personal identity, necessary for human bonding and the formation of social connections. Attacks on privacy and free speech are direct threats to our ability to develop relationships, and the rise of totalitarianism throughout history has always involved controlling private life. We must resist government overreach and prioritize freedom over the illusion of safety.
The Epoch Times: Animal Rights Protester Charged After Running Onto Epsom Racecourse
Animal rights activist Ben Newman, who ran onto the track at Epsom during the Derby horse race, has been charged with causing a public nuisance and will appear before magistrates. Police said 31 people were arrested during the event, and Animal Rising claimed the horses in the race represent "the struggle of all animals". The organisation, which wants horse racing ended, delayed the Grand National at Aintree in April. The Jockey Club had obtained an injunction prohibiting interventions, and complained Epsom authorities had failed to follow British Horseracing Authority procedures when someone gets on the course.