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America First News
6 Jun 2023
#politics
Fox News: McCarthy won debt fight, now Republicans need to use those strategies to win again
Republican Speaker Kevin McCarthy successfully passed a debt-ceiling bill with spending cuts and policy changes and forced President Joe Biden to negotiate and accept much of the Republican agenda. McCarthy and his team won through careful delegation of responsibility and a disciplined process of communicating with the American people. House Republicans must communicate and decide on their key messages and use message discipline to emphasize their key issues to win over voters. They can investigate the corruption, waste, and law-breaking endemic in the current executive branch and develop an appropriations strategy that highlights waste and cut spending.
Red State: Biden Treats Reporters Like Dirt Again as the White House Make Rules to Restrict Press
President Biden met with the Prime Minister of Denmark, Mette Fredriksen, on Monday. They gave pre-written remarks for the media about the alliance between the two countries as well as touching on Ukraine and climate change. Reporters attempted to ask questions, but were prevented and eventually ushered out of the room. Biden has a history of mocking reporters, avoiding tough questions, and being disrespectful towards them.
Forbes: Facebook Receipts Project Exposes The Company’s Efforts To Influence Government And Define Regulation
Facebook's real purpose is not to connect people, but to connect data scientists to data that can manipulate the world. The Cambridge Analytica scandal in 2015 marked a turning point for Facebook, which then increased its spending to improve its reputation. However, a recent report shows that Facebook spent nearly 10x more since 2014 on advertising and lobbying, and it's clear that the company is more interested in its future than the people using its platform. The Facebook Receipts project aims to bring transparency to Facebook's spending behind the scenes, revealing a company desperately spending money for self-preservation. It's time for lawmakers to protect our mental well-being and national security by choosing freedom rather than surveillance.
The Epoch Times: John Solomon: New Jan. 6 Footage Revelations [ATL:NOW]
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John Solomon and his team reviewed Jan. 6 security footage, uncovering undisclosed details about what transpired that day. The findings are discussed in the latest episode of "American Thought Leaders:NOW," featuring Solomon as a guest.
The Federalist Papers: Trump Suggests Charges Imminent in Documents Case as His Lawyers Meet with DOJ
Former President Donald Trump suggests that the Department of Justice is preparing to charge him with federal crimes. He questions how federal prosecutors could charge him for allegedly mishandling documents, while ignoring the comparable mishandling of documents allegedly committed by President Joe Biden. Trump's lawyers met with federal prosecutor Jack Smith to discuss concerns of prosecutorial misconduct in the investigation into Trump's documents. This could potentially interfere with Trump's presidential campaign if he is charged and convicted.
Newsbusters: MSNBC Blasts Haley For Not Agreeing Abortion Is The Biggest Issue Facing Women
Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley advocates for the protection of the integrity of women's sports, but is criticized by two men on MSNBC's The 11th Hour for not prioritizing abortion as the "real women's issue of our time." The conversation shifts to the topic of transgender students competing in school sports, with one guest asserting that Haley's stance on the matter is "offensive and wrong," while the other argues in favor of fair competition and adherence to scientific evidence.
#society
The American Mind: In Loco Parentis Gone Loco
Parents are losing control over their children as outside authorities such as teachers, schools, and experts are gaining influence. Competition for authority over children is becoming increasingly prevalent, with some parents even abdicating their role as master and commander of the household. This has resulted in the erosion of parental authority and an increase in the influence of feminists and far-left progressives in shaping children's ideologies and beliefs.
Breitbart: PRIDE Scandal Stripped Target of More than $13 Billion in Market Value
Target has lost over $13 billion in market value following backlash to its PRIDE collection, with KeyBanc Capital Market downgrading the company's shares from overweight to sector weight. The decline has been attributed to the resumption of student loan payments and rising inflation impacting Target's customer base, leading to a fall in shares of more than 20%. The company is also facing criticism from both sides for its handling of the PRIDE collection.
Fox News: Oregon GOP House leader urged to resign after son poses a Nazi salute
Oregon GOP House leader Vikki Breese-Iverson's son was pictured giving a Nazi salute at a school field trip. The Central Oregon Diversity Project has called for her resignation and claimed the school officials failed to discipline the child.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukrainian air force destroys all 35 missiles during Russia’s night attack
Russian forces launch missile attack on Ukraine, targeting civilian infrastructure including a dormitory and hospital, but all 35 missiles intercepted by Ukrainian soldiers. No casualties reported. Seven residential buildings and civilian infrastructure objects damaged.
#economy
The Epoch Times: UK Government 'Too Slow' to Recover Fraud Losses Following COVID-19 Pandemic: Report
UK government too slow in recovering taxpayer funds lost due to COVID-19 expenditure and fraud, says Committee of Public Accounts (CPA) report. Fraud and error amounting to £4.5bn ignored basic checks and warnings. The government only succeeded in recovering £1.1bn of the losses. The CPA called on the government to strengthen its management capabilities when dealing with crises like the COVID-19 pandemic to prevent taxpayers from incurring unnecessary losses.
The Epoch Times: Wall Street Opens Lower as Mixed Data Fuels Fed Policy Uncertainty
Wall Street opens slightly lower as investors ponder interest rate decision at next week's Federal Reserve meeting amid mixed data.
Forbes: Sophie’s Cuban Has Faced Setbacks But Is Thriving: Welcome To The Topsy Turvy World Of Restaurant Chains
Sophie's Cuban is an NYC-based restaurant chain with 11 locations, of which six are company-owned and five are franchised. The restaurant chain had to close nine locations over a 25-year period due to various reasons, including the 9/11 attack and the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the restaurant chain recently opened a new eatery in Tribeca and is exploring opening one more outlet by year's end.
Sophie's Cuban is a classic immigrant success story of a hard-working Peruvian female immigrant who opened her first Cuban restaurant in Lower Manhattan in 1997. Despite its setbacks, such as the closure of nine restaurants, the restaurant chain has persevered due to the work ethic instilled in the family by the mother, who started her first restaurant at age 17 in Lima. The restaurant chain stays within New York City, catering mostly to the city's design and educational institutions and generating about 30% of its revenue through third-party deliveries. The chain is also expanding its revenue base through extensive catering services, and looking into future ventures such as a consumer-packaged product and partnerships with private equity companies for expansion.
#military
The Epoch Times: China's Defense Minister Threatens to Attack ‘Without Hesitation' Any Nation Attempting to Split It From Taiwan
China's defense minister warns that his military will attack any country that attempts to separate Taiwan from China. He made these comments during a speech on China's New Security Initiative in Singapore. The United States and China have been at odds over China's aggressive actions toward Taiwan, and Li's comments have only increased tensions between the two nations. The U.S. Indo-Pacific Command has accused the Chinese military of dangerous interactions, but China accuses the U.S. of deliberately creating incidents in the Taiwan Strait region. The minister's announcement comes as the U.S. and China join more than 30 other nations in a multilateral naval exercise in Indonesia.
#religion
Fox News: Preacher claims Cash App shut down account for protesting Pride, drag queen story hours
A pastor's mobile cash sharing app account was shut down as he was speaking out against LGBTQ issues and events. Rich Penkoski, who leads the online ministry Warriors for Christ, said his account with Cash App was locked and then closed after the representative claimed he had violated the terms of service. Penkoski claimed that his account had always been in good standing and that the representative failed to explain how he had violated the terms. He added that his wife's account was also shut down after he lost his own. This is not the first time Penkoski's opposition to LGBTQ issues has landed him in trouble.
#culture
The Federalist Papers: Hollywood Actor Admits He Asked Satan For Help During Filming and Paid a Huge Price for It
Actor Damson Idris revealed during a roundtable with his peers that he called upon the devil to reach a dark place while filming the final season of "Snowfall." After experiencing consequences like nightmares, Idris had to pray and do things to get rid of it, and he confirmed that stuff is real. Other actors on the panel included Michael Imperioli, Pedro Pascal, Evan Peters, and Jeff Bridges.
Breitbart: Peppa Pig Wishes Children a 'Happy Pride Month,' Backlash Ensues
Peppa Pig's official Instagram account wished fans a "Happy Pride Month," featuring the character and its friends beneath a rainbow. The post angered some parents who were unhappy with a children’s character promoting adult sexual proclivities. Other children's entertainment brands, such as Looney Tunes, Warner Bros. Discovery, and The Walt Disney Co., have also embraced drag culture and promoted LGBTQ themes.
#health
Fox News: Tim McGraw, Faith Hill's daughter Gracie blasts troll accusing her of using Ozempic to lose weight
Gracie McGraw, daughter of Tim McGraw and Faith Hill, defended her use of diabetes drug Ozempic on Instagram after users accused her of taking it to lose weight. McGraw confirmed that she takes the drug for polycystic ovary syndrome, and also takes a low dose of Mounjaro to regulate her hormones and control other symptoms. McGraw previously shared her PCOS diagnosis on social media, also detailing how mental health and support from family and friends helped her cope.
The Epoch Times: Osteoporosis, Tinnitus, and Hair Loss Are Kidney Related, Tips on Invigorating Renal Function
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) views kidney deficiency as a root cause of various ailments such as hair loss, tinnitus, osteoporosis, low-back pain, and panic attacks, amongst others. TCM sees kidneys as not only related to the metabolism of water but also affecting the growth, development, reproduction, emotions, and immunity of the multiple body systems. TCM emphasizes that kidney invigoration is vital during winter as strong kidneys can help to prevent colds and other diseases in the following season, improve memory, and avoid dementia. Huan Shao Dan is a TCM prescription for restoring youth that can nourish the heart, kidneys, spleen, and stomach, replenish deficiencies, enhance immunity, and rejuvenate the enamel of teeth.
National Review: Pharmaceutical Company Sues HHS over ‘Sham’ Drug-Price-Negotiation Program
Merck & Co. has filed a lawsuit claiming that the Department of Health and Human Services’ new drug-price negotiation programme is unconstitutional. The programme aims to facilitate affordable prices for Medicare patients and sees HHS negotiating discounts with pharmaceutical companies. If no agreement can be reached, the legislation dictates that firms must stay at the negotiating table or face fines, thereby “tantamount to extortion”. Under the statute, firms must strike a deal that sees their products offered at a 25-60% discount. If a company refuses to do so, they will face an excise tax that starts at 186% and reaches eventually 1,900% of the drug’s daily revenues.
#education
The Blaze: Oklahoma's top Republican officials divided on decision to approve taxpayer-funded, Catholic charter school
Oklahoma approves first taxpayer-funded religious charter school in the US. Attorney General criticizes move; Americans United plans legal action.
#crime
Forbes: The Sexual Assault Allegations Against Actor Armie Hammer Explained
Actor Armie Hammer will not face sexual assault charges after a two-year absence from his career due to the allegations. Despite several women making accusations against Hammer, including rape and cannibalism, the Los Angeles District Attorney's Office said there was insufficient evidence to prove a non-consensual, forcible sexual encounter. Hammer denied the allegations, and following the decision to not charge him, he posted a message on Instagram saying he was "very grateful" for the prosecutors' decision. Hammer's legal trouble stopped him from appearing in several films and series, his role in Death on the Nile being his last known appearance.
Fox News: Tennessee woman tries to hire hitman to kill wife of man she met on Match.com
Melody Sasser, an environmental compliance specialist and hiker, is accused of trying to hire a hitman with Bitcoin to murder the wife of a man she met on Match.com. Sasser had become hiking buddies with the man and her intense feelings for him reportedly soured when he moved and became engaged. She allegedly ordered the hit on the dark web's "Online Killers Market" and provided specific details about the target. Sasser has been detained since her arrest and has been charged with attempting to hire a hitman.
#sports
National Review: PGA Tour to Merge with Saudi-Sponsored LIV Golf: Report
The PGA Tour and LIV Golf have agreed to merge, ending their ongoing litigation and combining their businesses. LIV Golf is backed by the Saudi regime's sovereign wealth fund, which has been criticized for its human rights record. Golfers like Phil Mickelson, who previously criticized the Saudi league, have been called hypocritical for joining LIV.
Fox News: PGA Tour announces landmark merger with Saudi-backed LIV Golf
The PGA Tour and Saudi-backed LIV Golf circuit have merged, creating a historic partnership that benefits players, commercial and charitable partners, and fans of golf. The new organization combines the strength of the PGA Tour's history and model with LIV's team golf concept, with a commitment to promoting competition and driving the game's future.
Fox News: Jim Hines, Olympic gold medalist and first man to run 100-meter in under 10 seconds, dead at 76
Olympic gold medalist and former NFL player Jim Hines dies at age 76. Hines was the first man to run 100m in under 10 seconds and won the gold medal in the 1968 Olympics with a world-record time of 9.95 seconds.
Breitbart: Tour de France Imposes Strict COVID Restrictions: Masks, Social Distancing Return for Riders
The Tour de France will have new coronavirus protocols for its 2023 edition, including mandatory face masks for riders, team staff, and officials at sign-on and in the team paddock. Riders will be prohibited from signing autographs, taking selfies with fans, and eating out. Once sent to hotels for the night, riders will not be allowed to leave. Similar rules are already in effect for stage 1 of the Criterium du Dauphine race. Some riders and team staff were allowed to leave their hotels at last year's race, but now stricter measures are in place.
#outdoors
All Outdoor: Weatherby's Newest Chapter: The Model 307 Rifle
Weatherby introduces the Model 307 bolt action rifle, the first new bolt action centerfire rifle in over 50 years from the American gun manufacturer. Inspired by the “307” area code, the rifle features a 2-Lug cylindrical design that accommodates many current aftermarket parts for bolt action rifles. The Model 307 has a redesigned bolt for tool-less takedown and M16-style extractor for positive extraction, and comes in three models: Range XP, Alpine MDT, and Builders Action.
Fox News: Norweigan mountain climber to attempt scaling world's 14 highest mountains in three months
Kristin Harila, a Norwegian climber, plans to scale the world's 14 highest peaks in three months, beating the current record of six months held by a male climber in 2019. Harila completed eight peaks in 40 days, including Mount Everest, and hopes to climb Mount Manaslu in Nepal and the five remaining peaks in Pakistan. She began her attempt in April 2022 and plans to complete her goal by shortening her initial timeframe due to travel restrictions caused by the pandemic.
#technology
PJ Media: Apple Vision Pro: Who Is Supposed to Wear This Augmented Reality Headset?
Apple announced the Vision Pro, a $3,499 augmented reality headset packed with powerful hardware and running on visionOS, at the company's 2023 Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC). The headset includes motion detection cameras, a LIDAR sensor, Dolby Atmos speakers, and a soft, sock-like head strap. It allows users to work and play in an environment that Apple calls "spatial computing" and features EyeSight, a passthrough mode that lets people around the wearer see their eyes. However, it remains unclear who the headset is for, and the company's early marketing shows users engaged in consumer-level activities instead of business use cases.
The Epoch Times: Microsoft to Pay $20 Million Fine for Violating Children’s Privacy
Microsoft agrees to pay a $20 million settlement to the FTC for illegally collecting children's personal information without parental consent. The settlement came after the FTC charged Microsoft for violating COPPA rules. In addition to the monetary penalty, Microsoft must also take several steps to boost privacy protections for child users of its Xbox systems.
Fox News: Crooks are targeting this easy money app on your phone
Venmo is a popular digital wallet that allows users to send and receive money electronically. It is easy to use and operates through a linked bank account or debit card, making it a popular choice among younger generations to split bills or pay back friends for shared expenses. However, with its ease comes much targeting from scammers looking to steal your money. Venmo balances are not insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp, making it important to be cautious of phishing emails, avoid transactions with unknown individuals, and protect personal information.
#other
Breitbart: Right to Grill: House Republicans to Fight Gas Stove Bans
Republicans will push the Gas Stove Protection and Freedom Act in the House of Representatives to prevent attempts to ban gas stoves, in response to recent attempts by Democratic officials to restrict the appliance citing left-wing climate goals and health risks, especially to children. The proposed bills would prevent the labeling of gas stoves as a hazardous product and prevent the Department of Energy from regulating gas stoves based on their environmental impact .
The New American: The Petition of Right of 1628: A Forgotten Cornerstone of Our Constitution - The New American
The Petition of Right of 1628 was a response to King Charles I's attempts to establish absolute authority in England and her colonies. It challenged taxes without parliamentary approval, arbitrary imprisonment, quartering soldiers in private homes, and the use of martial law to try civilians. Although King Charles initially agreed to the petition, his subsequent disregard for its provisions fueled the English Civil War. However, the principles enshrined in the Petition of Right persisted, shaping the political landscape and influencing future generations, including the American Founding Fathers who drew inspiration from it.
The Epoch Times: Transport the Taste of France to Your Plate at Home
Recipe for a decadent steak dinner, seared in a cast iron skillet and served with a rich Roquefort cheese sauce made with tawny port and whipping cream. Perfect for a small dinner party, serve with oven-roasted potatoes and asparagus and a well-rounded cabernet sauvignon. Temperature check with a digital thermometer for accuracy.