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America First News
5 Jun 2023
#illegals
Red State: Newsom's Vineyard: California Investigates Migrants' Arrival by Plane, With Paperwork From Florida
Over a dozen migrants arrived in Sacramento, CA on a private jet with no advance warning or care in place, brought by actors purporting to be from Florida’s government. The migrants were driven from Texas to New Mexico and stayed in a hotel, then flew to California’s capital city. The Roman Catholic Diocese of Sacramento took the migrants to its front office by bus, and the Sacramento Area Congregations Together is helping them. The state attorney general is investigating potential criminal action against those facilitating the transportation of immigrants, including potential kidnapping charges, and California Governor Newsom is working with the Mayor’s office and local and nonprofit partners to ensure the migrants are treated with respect and dignity.
#economy
The Epoch Times: China's Corporate Layoffs Aggravate Unemployment
Chinese companies have been laying off employees since 2023, creating an unemployment crisis among Chinese youth, with an urban youth unemployment rate of 20.4 percent in April. Major Chinese companies including ByteDance, Tencent, and JD.com have joined the wave of layoffs. Private enterprise owners in China cannot afford to pay for the social security benefits for its employees, leading companies to maintain and not hire regular employees. The layoffs of large corporations are a prominent manifestation of the global economic downturn, and experts believe that China is on the eve of social unrest due to the unemployment crisis.
The Federalist: The Left's 'Home Of The Future' Is Secretly A Costly Fixer-Upper
The Biden administration's push for a "Great Green-Up" of American homes with environmentally-minded regulations is causing more harm than good. The Department of Energy's mandate on LED bulbs is imposing added costs on low-income households, and regulations on electric stoves and dishwashers are driving up energy bills and causing more problems than gas- and water-efficient appliances. The government's promises of cost savings through these measures are overstated and do not account for the unintended consequences of economic micromanagement.
#culture
Forbes: HBO’s ‘The Idol’ Is A Bad Euphoria Parody
HBO's The Idol is a poorly received show with constant nudity, vulgar scenes, and graphic descriptions. The show is about a pop star on a comeback trail after a public meltdown who becomes the subject of a scandalous photo, and features Lily-Rose Depp in nearly constant nudity. The series also references real-life celebrities like Britney Spears and Kim Kardashian and includes a disturbing 50 Shades of Grey-like scene.
American Thinker: Taxpayer-funded museum says its plants are ‘queer’
A LGBTQ+ museum in Staten Island is claiming that all of the plants in its garden are queer or transgender, as part of a new ‘Queer Ecologies Garden Project’ in time for Pride Month. The museum director, Victoria Munro, says mushrooms in the garden “are super queer in so many ways,” while claiming wisteria and lavender are queer because of their purple color. The museum is dedicated to the work of the late photographer Alice Austen, who lived in a long-term lesbian relationship.
#health
The Federalist: Yes, Abortion Laws Protect The Life Of The Mother
Reporter Makenzie Huber of South Dakota Searchlight wrote a hit piece on pro-life policies, which was biased and dishonest. The article "Physicians feel ‘trapped’ by SD’s abortion trigger law. They’re hoping to change it" featured the opinion of a physician who wrongly believes the law would prevent her from treating a life-threatening condition. The media falsely claims mothers will no longer be protected in a post-Roe world, when doctors must still safeguard the mother's life. The media also plays into targeting pregnancy resource centers with propaganda. Corporate media rarely portrays the truth, and the life of the mother will always be a doctor's first priority.
#crime
Fox News: Northern Indiana woman charged with neglect after her son's leg was amputated due to frostbite
Indiana woman charged with felony neglect after her infant son's leg had to be partially amputated due to severe frostbite and infection. The baby had other life-threatening conditions and was suffering from malnutrition, dehydration, septic shock, and renal failure.
#sports
Fox News: Motorcyclist dies after head-on collision with competitor during Ironman triathlon in Germany
A 70-year-old motorcycle rider carrying a camera operator died after being hit head-on by a triathlete in Germany during the Ironman triathlon, police confirmed. The triathlete and the camera operator were seriously hurt and taken to a hospital. The motorcyclist died at the scene. The accident occurred while athletes were going in opposite directions on either side of the road.
#outdoors
Fox News: New Jersey firefighters completely contain 2 major fires
Fire crews in New Jersey have fully contained two major fires that threatened homes and prompted evacuations earlier in the week. The 210-acre Flatiron wildfire blaze in Medford and a fire in the Bass River State Forest, which had burned about 5,475-acres, were both contained by firefighters over the weekend.
Field & Stream: The Best Fishing Waders of 2023
Fishing waders are essential gear for anglers, allowing access to water beyond the shore or hip waders and providing warmth and protection. The best fishing waders include the Simms G3 Guide Wader for serious anglers, the budget-friendly Frogg Toggs Canyon II, the neoprene Hodgman Caster for insulation, the Orvis Women's Ultralight Convertible Wader for women, and the Redington Escape Zip Waders for easy on and off. Factors to consider when buying fishing waders include the style, such as stockingfoot or bootfoot, materials, and price.
#other
PJ Media: MONDAY AT 4PM EASTERN: 'Five O'Clock Somewhere' with Kruiser, VodkaPundit
Despite the bludgeonings of chance, the speaker remains unbowed and unafraid of the horrors that await. They proclaim themselves the master of their own fate with an added mention that it is currently five o'clock somewhere.
Forbes: Yes Or No: Is It The Duty Of Judges And Courts To Forewarn Lawyers About Potential Pitfalls Of Using Generative AI For Legal Work, Asks AI Ethics And AI Law
Attorneys need to be forewarned about the use of generative AI by judges and courts. A recent controversy arose when two attorneys relied on generative AI for their legal research and included fictional cases in their filings, resulting in potential court sanctions. In response, a judge in a Texas court has posted a new rule requiring attorneys in his court to sign a certification that they have complied with the rule regarding the use of generative AI, which has sparked a debate on the need for judges to inform and require compliance from lawyers on the appropriate uses of AI. The new rule points out the issues with current generative AI being prone to hallucinations, bias, and unreliability; however, proponents of AI argue that AI can be used under proper supervision and it will be beneficial in the long run.