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America First News
8 Jun 2023
#politics
Flag And Cross: Sparks Fly as 'The View' Hosts Get Into On-Air Meltdown: ‘Sunny Likes to Make it Personal!’
A debate on "The View" turned into a personal attack on co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin, who previously worked for the Trump administration. Co-host Sunny Hostin criticized Griffin for not defending her former boss, Vice President Mike Pence, enough. The argument continued until the show went to commercial break.
Breitbart: 'Bob’s Burgers' and 'Arrested Development' Actor Jay Johnston Charged by Biden's Justice Department over January 6
Actor Jay Johnston, known for voicing Jimmy Pesto on Bob's Burgers, has been arrested and charged by Biden's Justice Department for allegedly participating in the January 6 Capitol Hill riot. He faces charges of obstruction of officers during civil disorder and other misdemeanors. Johnston was identified by the FBI through photos and images of the event. He is one of over 1,000 people who have been arrested by Biden's DOJ in connection with the riot.
Breitbart: Departing Nigerian President Apparently Created Fake Airline as Final Act in Office
Outgoing Nigerian President Buhari is accused of creating a fake airline which was unveiled just before he left office. Although the country's aviation minister had been promising that Nigeria Air was "imminent", African journalists revealed that the 737 on a runway in South Africa was in fact a ten-year-old Ethiopian Airlines plane charted for the purposes of the unveiling. Lawmakers cried foul, leading critics to conclude that the entire proposed airline was a fraudulent venture. At 80, Buhari's two terms as president were regarded as a comprehensive disaster and he was replaced by 71-year-old Bola Tinubu, a member of the All Progressives Congress.
Daily Wire: Bill Barr Shuts Down Claim From Top Democrat That He Ended Criminal Probe Involving Biden Bribery Doc
Former Attorney General Bill Barr denied claims made by House Oversight Committee Ranking Member Jamie Raskin that he shut down an investigation into a document from an FBI confidential source that implicated then-Vice President Joe Biden in a criminal bribery scheme. Barr said the investigation was sent to Delaware for further investigation. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy said that if FBI Director Christopher Wray shows the entire Committee the document, Republicans will drop their efforts to hold Wray in contempt. The FBI is reportedly willing to let the entire Committee view the document as early as Wednesday.
The Blaze: Cori Bush accuses Republicans of racism for their 'war on woke,' objects to legislation that bans gender transitions for minors
Democratic Rep. Cori Bush accuses Republicans of racism for opposing wokeness and speaks out against legislation that blocks gender transitions for minors. In response, Missouri Gov. Mike Parson signs legislation banning gender-transition measures for those under 18, and also banning males from playing sports designated for females, with some exceptions. Bush condemns the measures, saying that the GOP is attacking the transgender community and that the legislation does not help the people of Missouri.
Breitbart: Senegal Shutters Consulates After Attacks in Paris, New York, Milan, and Others
Senegal’s consulates overseas will be closed temporarily due to damages caused by violent demonstrations in Paris, New York, and Milan following the arrest of opposition leader Ousmane Sonko. The leader, who accused the president of seeking to defy constitutional term limits, was cleared of a rape charge but found guilty of corrupting youth and sentenced to two years in jail. Protests erupted across the country, with at least 16 deaths reported, as supporters feared for his potential exclusion from the upcoming 2024 presidential elections.
Red State: FBI Provides More Info About 'Bribery' Form, as More Info on Informant Spells Trouble for Biden
The FBI was subpoenaed to provide Congress with the Biden bribery form, but initially refused. They finally agreed to show the form to the House Oversight Committee and provide additional documents. Democrats like Rep. Jamie Raskin accused the subpoena of being related to Rudy Giuliani and former President Trump, but an investigation revealed that the information did not come from Giuliani and was from a foreign national who claimed to have bribed Biden. The informant had credible conversations with the foreign national, making this a serious matter. The FBI confirmed that the investigation is ongoing.
Breitbart: Turkey Arrests Underaged Teen for Doodling Hitler Mustache on Erdogan
A 16-year-old in Turkey has been arrested on charges of insulting President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, which carries a penalty of up to four years in prison. The student allegedly drew a Hitler moustache on a poster of Erdogan in Mersin. Free speech is not protected by law in Turkey; indeed, the penal code specifically punishes insults against anyone holding the office of the presidency as well as founder of the Republic of Turkey Mustafa Kemal Ataturk. Since Erdogan won the presidency in an unfair election in May, children as young as 13 have been arrested for perceived or real insults. Prosecutors opened 7,600 such investigations into individuals for alleged insults alone in 2022.
PJ Media: Study: COVID Lockdown Benefits Dwarfed by Social and Economic Costs
Lockdowns saved as few as 1,700 lives in England and Wales in spring 2020, according to a landmark study from Johns Hopkins University and Lund University. The scientists examined almost 20,000 studies and found that the benefits of lockdowns were "a drop in the bucket compared to the staggering collateral costs". Sweden's sane non-lockdown policy prioritized prevention strategies for at-risk groups. The collateral costs of lockdowns, including damage to children's health and education and economic growth, have become increasingly clear. (, )
Washington Free Beacon: In Crime-Ridden Portland, Weed Industry Gets Twice as Much Funding as New Cops
Despite rising crime and homelessness in Portland, Mayor Ted Wheeler has proposed spending over $10m on marijuana initiatives, almost double the amount requested to hire new police officers. Of the money allocated, $2.3m will go toward funding Social Equity and Education Development grants, to "rectify past racially-biased cannabis policies and disparate cannabis-related arrests." Critics have questioned the high priority given to the spending on marijuana programs, given the crime-related issues currently affecting the city.
#society
PJ Media: Why Would Disney Shelve a Movie About Human Trafficking?
A former government agent and CEO of Operation Underground Railroad, Tim Ballard, has inspired the movie Sound of Freedom, which tells the story of his mission to rescue trafficked children from the human trafficking industry. The film was originally meant to be distributed by Fox until Disney bought them out and decided to shelve the movie. Studio president Jordan Harmon had to negotiate to get the movie's rights back from Disney for a year before the film was released, which raises questions about why Disney decided to shelve the film in the first place. Nonetheless, the film is inspiring people to come together to combat human trafficking.
Forbes: Anti-‘Woke’ Goes Global—International Businesses Draw Right-Wing Anger Over LGBTQ Pride Campaigns
Companies around the world, including New Zealand chain The Warehouse and South African retailer Woolworths, are being criticised by right-wing anti-LGBTQIA+ activists for celebrating Pride Month and targeted as too "woke". Woolworths tweeted in support of the month, leading some South Africans to say they would no longer shop there. Glamour UK faced similar pushback for featuring a pregnant transgender person on its Pride issue, with critics accusing the magazine of "pretending a man can get pregnant". Meanwhile, in Canada, parents were urged to keep their children home after schools flew Pride flags, with reports of 60% in some Ottawa-Carleton schools absent on June 1.
PJ Media: Hail to the Brave Parents Who've Had Enough of the Sexualization of Children
Parents in Glendale, CA, including many from the Armenian-American community, protested against the school's pride events, resulting in a fistfight outside the Glendale School Board meeting. Both sides engaged in the brawl, leading to police intervention. A similar incident occurred in October when Muslims condemned Dearborn school board officials for including books in libraries that promote sexual deviancy. This is not about race or religion, but the inability of long-time Americans to stand up against sexual grooming and indoctrination of children. The Armenians showed courage and concern for their children, something that has been eroded by years of indoctrination.
#war
Forbes: By Flooding The Dnipro, Putin Enters History As One Of Its Cruelest Tyrants
Putin is resorting to medieval warfare and atrocities as Free Russian Army establishes a beach head inside Russia. The military is cracking, and Putin is losing his grip on history, much like Croesus, the king of Lydia. Any ruse de guerre gets legitimized, including the nastiest atrocities, to shock opponents brutally. Putin has trapped himself in ancient despotism, paying the price of no confidants to hold back hubris, nemesis, and the fates.
Breitbart: Local Official Hurls Molotov Cocktails at Russian Military Recruitment Center
A Russian government employee was detained for firebombing a military recruitment center as part of a series of recent arson attacks. The attacks have increased since Putin's invasion of Ukraine in Feb 2022, with many involving Molotov cocktails. The suspect, Zhanna Romanovskaya, was wearing camouflage and carrying gasoline and rags when she was arrested.
#foreignaffairs
Daily Wire: ‘Consolation Prize’: Biden Wants To Make Crist An Ambassador After Defeat To DeSantis
Former Florida governor and Congressman Charlie Crist has been nominated by President Biden to be the US representative to the International Civil Aviation Organization . The ICAO is a UN agency focused on promoting civil aviation safety. Crist lost his bid to defeat Republican Florida Governor Ron DeSantis in the 2020 election by double digits, despite receiving a campaign boost from Biden. The White House statement called Crist "a political leader and attorney" who "has dedicated his life to public service."
#health
PJ Media: Success! NYC's Drug Paraphernalia Machine Cleaned Out in One Night
A vending machine in NYC offers free drug paraphernalia, including crack pipes and condoms. Users are pleased and the machine needs restocking twice a day. However, some complain about the quality of the crack pipes. The city may offer syringes in the future.
#education
Daily Wire: Biden Vetoes Measure To Overturn Student Loan Forgiveness Plan
President Biden vetoed a GOP measure attempting to overturn his federal student loan debt cancellation plan. It still faces legal hurdles.
Daily Wire: Oregon Dean Of Students Promotes ‘LGBTQ Emergency Fund,’ Sex Toy Shop To Students
University of Oregon's "emergency fund" assists trans-identified students in obtaining gender-affirming resources, excluding tuition.
#crime
Washington Free Beacon: 'Do Something': Mother of Teen Pushed Onto Subway Tracks Demands Eric Adams Crack Down on Crime
New York City mother demands action from Democratic mayor after homeless woman pushes her daughter onto subway tracks before prom. The incident is part of a rising trend of violent crime in the city, including assaults and dangerous incidents on subway lines.
The Blaze: Video shows Texas mom rushing to put kitchen knife to throat of man allegedly trying to kidnap her 2-year-old daughter
A Texas mother held a kitchen knife to the throat of a man threatening to kidnap her 2-year-old daughter, who had grabbed the child after following the family home from a WalMart. The man, Steven Bayse, claimed he wasn't the child's father and sped away when the mother threatened him, but was later tracked and arrested by police. Bayse had previously been charged with stealing mail and had mental health issues. Paige Ortiz, the mother involved, said people had questioned her choice to not kill Bayse but her priority was to keep her daughter safe.
#sports
The Economist: A new study asks whether racehorses have hit their genetic peak
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A study suggests that racehorses have been improving genetically by around 12% for sprints and middle-distance distances since 1997, attributing the improved performance to better breeding. The findings also show that the genetic potential of racehorses is not yet fully exploited, but improvement is slow. However, horse-breeders face the challenge of balancing selection for speed with other characteristics such as health and temperament. Longer-distance races may not have improved as much due to the genetic differences between sprinters and endurance athletes. The use of statistical techniques could offer a more objective approach to horse breeding.
Breitbart: PGA Tour Chief Jay Monahan Apologizes to 9/11 Families After Merger with Saudi-Backed LIV Golf
The PGA Tour and Saudi-backed LIV Golf are merging into a new pro golf powerhouse, leading 9/11 families to accuse the PGA Tour of becoming "just more paid Saudi shills." A group of surviving family members of those who died during the terror attacks blasted PGA Tour chief Jay Monahan for merging the organizations. On Tuesday, Monahan apologized to 9/11 families for not communicating well enough ahead of the announcement of the merger.
Forbes: Popular IndyCar Driver Conor Daly Out At Ed Carpenter Racing
IndyCar driver Conor Daly has been released from Ed Carpenter Racing, effective immediately, due to the team's underperformance this year. The No. 20 BITNILE.COM Chevrolet will continue to compete as a full-time entry in the 2023 NTT IndyCar Series season. Daly took over the No. 20 ride full-time at ECR in 2021; through 104 races over 10 years, he has just one podium finish and one career pole. The status of the No. 21 BITNILE.COM Chevrolet is unaffected, as well as the ovals-only program of the No. 33 BITNILE.COM Chevrolet.
#science
The Economist: Sucking a carbon-neutral fuel out of thin air
& technology | Green energy
E-fuels, produced synthetically using electricity, are carbon-neutral and have potential to power cars and planes without overheating the planet. Hydrogen combines with carbon from carbon dioxide to produce various hydrocarbon fuels. E-fuels offer a way to store surplus renewable energy and make it suitable for export, as they can be shipped using existing infrastructure. Although it will always be more efficient to charge an electric car directly rather than to power it with e-fuels, e-fuels can be used to make internal-combustion vehicles greener after 2030.
& technology | Green energy
Several vertebrates can reproduce without sex, and a new study raises the question if racehorses have hit their genetic peak. The breeding improvements made by breeders may be coming to an end. A Finnish firm claims to be able to cut industrial carbon emissions by a third using turbines run backwards to produce green heat.
Flag And Cross: Ancient Marine Fossils Reveal 'lost World' From 1.6 Billion Years Ago
Ancient marine fossils found in Australia represent the earliest known predators on Earth dating back 1.6 billion years. Known as the 'Protosterol Biota', these primitive protosteroids are a type of single-celled eukaryotes believed to have hunted bacteria. It is suggested that they thrived until about 800 million years ago when more advanced organisms began to develop.
Forbes: Hawaii’s Kilauea Volcano Erupts After Three-Month Pause—Spewing Lava At Summit (Photos)
Kilauea, Hawaii's second largest volcano, erupted on Wednesday after a three-month pause, resulting in high levels of volcanic gas and increased earthquake activity as lava flows appeared at the summit. The eruption is within a closed area of Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park, and there isn’t any indication that populated areas are threatened, but the National Weather Service in Honolulu warned the eruption “may cause ‘very light ashfall’ in Puna, Kau and South Kona districts” through 6 p.m.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: The 75 Best Deals at the Cabela's Father's Day Sale
Looking for the perfect Father's Day gift for the outdoor enthusiast? Check out the Cabela's Father's Day Sale with deals on hunting, fishing, camping gear, and more. Save on everything from crossbows to coolers to smartwatches, including discounts on popular brands like Garmin, Weber, and Traeger. Don't miss out on the chance to show your dad how much you care with these great deals.
Outdoor Life: The Best Surf Fishing Rods of 2023, Tested and Reviewed
A review of the best surf fishing rods for different categories like medium-weight conventional, medium action lure, striped bass, surf perch, and heavy bait. The article discusses the construction, components, and performance of each rod, with recommendations from experienced surf anglers.
Outdoor Life: What is R Value? It's Why Your Sleeping Bag Doesn't Keep You Warm
A warm sleeping bag isn't enough to stay warm outdoors - a high R-rated sleeping pad is necessary to keep out the cold. REI conducted tests pairing their men's Magma 15 sleeping bag with various sleeping pads and found only pads with an R value over 5 allowed the bag to function as a true 15-degree bag. Testing with real-life subjects showed that using a high R-rated pad made a substantial difference in warmth even in mild conditions. People who sleep cold and those sleeping on cots or closed-cell foam could benefit more from an upgraded pad than an upgraded sleeping bag.
#other
Breitbart: Canadian Wildfire Smoke Spreads 'Hazardous' Air Over U.S. Cities
Canadian wildfires cause hazardous air quality in the US East Coast and Midwest, with school recesses moved indoors and the public advised to wear masks. More than 420 fires are raging in Canada, which has prompted officials to ask for international assistance. Smoke from the fires has already spread across the US, with Baltimore officials advising people to stay indoors and limit outdoor exertion due to the hazardous pollution levels. The Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre has said that more than 950 firefighters and other personnel have already arrived from the US, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa with more to come.
The Blaze: Fox News accuses Tucker Carlson of violating contract: Report
Tucker Carlson breached his contract with Fox News by starting a show on Twitter, according to a letter received by his lawyers from Fox News. This infraction could lead to legal action and comes after Carlson had announced in May that he planned to do a show on Twitter. In response, his lawyer has accused Fox of violating freedom of speech rights since Carlson was discussing current events.
Flag And Cross: Reed Timmer Recounts His Top 5 Most Memorable Hurricane Interceptions
Meteorologist Reed Timmer recounts his five most memorable hurricane interceptions, including Hurricane Michael in 2018 which made landfall as a Category 5 hurricane; Hurricane Laura in 2020 which brought destructive winds and knocked out the radar that services the region; Hurricane Harvey in 2017 which dropped more than 40 inches of rain across Texas; Hurricane Katrina in 2005 which breached New Orleans' levees causing extensive flooding; and Hurricane Ian in 2022 which brought a deadly storm surge and briefly obtained Category 5 status before crashing ashore.
Breitbart: Study: Socialist Darling Venezuela Experienced 86 Oil Spills in 2022
Venezuela has experienced 86 oil spills in 2022, with the majority occurring in Zulia, Falcón, and Anzoátegui. These frequent oil spills are affecting the country's marine and terrestrial ecosystems and damaging the livelihoods of local communities dependent on fishing and farming. The state-owned oil company, PDVSA, has failed to issue compensation for the damages. The Maduro regime has attempted to boost Venezuela's oil output by reactivating refineries but has caused severe oil spills, including one that damaged Morrocoy National Park. The Venezuelan population lacks any official information on the number of barrels spilled, damages, and actions taken to remedy environmental impacts after each incident. Fishing has significantly declined because of the recurring oil spills in Lake Maracaibo, leaving many without jobs.