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America First News
8 Jun 2023
#politics
Fox News: Marianne Williamson campaign manager previously accused of misusing group funds to buy concert tickets: report
Democratic presidential candidate Marianne Williamson's new campaign manager, Roza Calderon, is facing accusations of financial fraud for allegedly using organization funds on personal expenses. The Placer Women Democrats accused Calderon in 2017 of spending almost $1,900 from the organization's bank account on personal expenses, including concert tickets. Calderon denied the accusations but returned the funds and was barred from taking any positions "of trust" for elder or dependent adults. The Williamson campaign argued that the issue was "set aside and dismissed" by a court and criticized media attacks on campaign staffers. Calderon is also accused of embellishing her experience prior to joining the campaign.
American Thinker: Regime idiots pounce on conveniently-timed 'wildfire' air pollution in New York
Green pushers blame human-caused climate change for every weather event. Their solution is more government power and money. However, there is no scientific link between temperature, storm activity, sea levels, and coal, natural gas, or crude oil consumption. Currently, the air quality in the American Northeast is blamed on wildfires in Canada. However, an estimated 60% of fires in Canada are caused naturally by lighting, and the remainder is mostly preventable if humans were more careful. Human-caused wildfires are preventable if measures are taken to reduce them. People that believe the radical, leftist agenda must be replaced because they cannot control the wind, rain or climate.
The Epoch Times: EXCLUSIVE: Dozens of Capitol Police Riot Helmets Were Confiscated Just Before Jan. 6, Former Lieutenant Says
Days before the violence at the US Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, U.S. Capitol Police captain ordered the confiscation of dozens of riot helmets from officers without the knowledge of Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund. The helmets were collected within the two weeks leading up to Jan. 6 and apparently without justification. Former Capitol Police Lt. Tarik K. Johnson reported the helmet issue to the Committee on House Administration, which oversees Capitol Police. Committee staff asked him for a meeting to discuss Jan. 6 issues. U.S. Capitol Police officers were left without effective protective equipment during the Capitol breach.
Daily Wire: MTG Says Bribery Allegations Against Biden Linked To Burisma
The owner of a Ukrainian energy company allegedly paid President Joe Biden millions of dollars in bribes to get a prosecutor investigating his business fired, according to Republican Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene. The allegations concern similar controversy involving Biden’s son, Hunter, and his employment on the board of Burisma Holdings, and Greene claimed that the owner of the energy company, Mykola Zlochevsky, sought to bribe the elder Biden while he was vice president and spearheading U.S. policy in Ukraine. The FBI has warned against revealing unverified information, but the investigation continues.
Red State: Fresh Concerns Raised After Joe Biden Makes an Absolute Mess of Things in Meeting With UK PM Rishi Sunak
President Biden continues to face scrutiny over his fitness to lead after several recent incidents in which he appeared confused and forgetful. These incidents included calling the UK Prime Minister "Mr. President," forgetting Winston Churchill's name, and shaking hands with thin air. Pundits and commentators have expressed concerns over the President's cognitive and physical well-being, as the next 18 months will be critical for his reelection campaign.
Breitbart: Conservative AI Chatbot 'GIPPR' Shut Down by ChatGPT-Maker OpenAI
Conservative tech company Tusk's GIPPR AI chatbot, designed to counteract leftist bias in ChatGPT AI, has been shut down by OpenAI. Tusk claims Big Tech is using "safety" as a pretext to suspend the chatbot and silence conservative values. They are now working on a solution to bring GIPPR AI back.
Breitbart: Child Support Case Judge Threatens Hunter With 1 Year in Jail and $20K Fine
Hunter Biden could face up to a year in jail and a $20,000 fine if he fails to provide financial information and appear in court next month to answer questions from his child's mother's counsel. The financial information could reveal previously undisclosed information about Biden's income, including his anonymous art sales and his stake in BHR Partners, a Chinese state-backed investment fund. If he does not comply, he will face six months in jail for criminal contempt, six months in jail for civil contempt, and a $20,000 fine payable to his child's mother. Biden also faces other legal challenges, including a DOJ investigation and the House Oversight Committee's probe into the Biden family.
The Epoch Times: Controversy Unleashed: Sen. Hawley Challenges Biden's Judicial Nominee Regarding D.C. Church Closures Amid COVID
Hawley grilled Biden's nominee for DC district judge, AliKhan, over handling of pandemic in politically polarized Washington.
Fox News: WATCH: Biden responds to bribery scandal allegations with joke: 'Where's the money?'
President Biden made light of allegations of his involvement in a bribery scandal, calling it "a bunch of malarkey" and jokingly asking "where's the money?" when questioned by reporters. Rep. Nancy Mace, a Republican on the House Oversight Committee, claimed there is "damning evidence" that Biden participated in the scheme and reviewed a secret FBI document that allegedly proved his involvement. The document details an alleged $5 million criminal bribery scheme with a foreign national in exchange for policy influence while Biden was serving as vice president.
#society
The Epoch Times: More Evacuation Orders to Be Lifted for Halifax-Area Residents Affected by Wildfires
More evacuation orders will be lifted to allow residents to return to their homes in Upper Tantallon and Hammonds Plains following the Halifax fire that broke out last week. Over 16,000 people were forced to flee their homes due to the most devastating fire of this time; emergency alerts will be sent to explain access. A review of the infrastructure must be completed, depending on the damage of the area; estimated completion is within the next ten days. Although most residents should have approval to return home before Friday afternoon, another group could expect to wait a bit longer while the infrastructure is being fixed. Community safety remains a top priority for the Halifax government.
PJ Media: Not ALL California Cities Are Suicidal — One Plans to Explore a Solution to 'Homeless' Dilemma
Santa Barbara's police chief, Kelly Gordon, wants more authority and resources to deal with homelessness as it is becoming increasingly problematic. The growing homeless population in California cities such as San Francisco and Los Angeles has caused businesses and citizens to leave, with even the Hilton Hotel group planning to stop paying their bills due to the city's negligence. As Seattle fails to enforce drug laws, Santa Barbara is taking a different approach and considering taking people suffering "psychiatric distress" off the streets on 5150 holds until they are in their right mind again. With the city's homeless death rate nearly doubling between 2016 and 2020 due to drugs flooding the streets, Gordon hopes that taking dangerous people off the streets will help deal with the situation.
The Epoch Times: 'Bad Spaniels' Dog Toy Maker Loses Trademark Case Against Jack Daniel’s
The US Supreme Court has ruled unanimously against a company selling dog chew toys resembling Jack Daniel's whiskey bottles. In Jack Daniel’s Properties v. VIP Products, the court rejected VIP’s claim that its toys were a parody protected by the First Amendment. Jack Daniel’s had alleged that the toys, labelled “Bad Spaniels”, infringed its trademark and diluted the unique nature of the Old No 7 brand by associating it with dog faeces. Companies including Coca-Cola and Major League Baseball had supported Jack Daniel’s claim. The Landham Act regulates unfair competition and trademark law but the ruling was seen as adding clarity in an area of growing importance to corporations.
Daily Wire: Dylan Mulvaney Urges More Brands To Partner With Trans People Even After Bud Light Debacle
Transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney calls for more brands to partner with trans influencers despite the Bud Light boycott and declining sales. Mulvaney expresses the desire to get other transgender people into the spotlight instead of being the privileged one and says companies should be looking to work with more trans-identified individuals for ad campaigns. The Bud Light controversy where Mulvaney featured a can of beer with their face on it led to swift backlash and boycotts against the national beer brand. Mulvaney also met with President Joe Biden and spoke about being an activist instead of just an existing trans person. Target has also been making headlines for selling “tuck-friendly” swimwear in its stores and partnering with a designer who has used occult imagery, including items that said, “Satan Respects Pronouns,” leading to negative media attention.
The Federalist Papers: 'Superman' Star Joins California Exodus and Is Already Thrilled with His Decision: 'The Policies Are Just Terrible'
Actor Dean Cain has moved from California to Nevada due to the state's negative policies. He claims that the policies are driving a large number of people out, and as a result, the state has lost a significant amount of tax base. Cain explains how it took him up to an hour to get anywhere; however, in Las Vegas, the maximum time limit is 20 minutes. He is inspired by Mark Wahlberg, who also moved to Las Vegas and sees this as a smart move. This event may be considered an example of the hashtag, as it highlights people leaving one place to find a better environment in another place.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Eight Ukrainian civilians injured in Russian missile attack
Russian attack on Ukraine with Kalibr cruise missiles, injuring 8 civilians in Uman district. Earlier attack on 28 April killed 23 civilians, including 5 children. Russo-Ukrainian War.
#foreignaffairs
The Federalist: 'Twitter Files' Reveal FBI Is Censoring Ukraine Skeptical Journalists
A new report alleges that the FBI is assisting the Ukrainian government in censoring dissent on Twitter by throttling content from Western journalists. This comes amidst allegations of corruption within the Ukrainian government and concerns about their complicated relationship with Nazi imagery.
American Thinker: The PGA Tour partnership with the Saudis
The PGA commissioner, Jay Monahan, made a back-room deal with LIV Golf, betraying the players he represents. Despite backlash, he has kept his job and received a promotion.
The people decrying the Saudis' involvement in golf are the same ones contributing to their wealth through environmental policies. The reality is that it always comes down to following the money.
The Epoch Times: Beijing’s Reported Plan for a Secret Spy Base in Cuba ‘Ominous,’ Should Set Off Alarm Bells for US: Senators
China has made a deal with Cuba to install an electronic spy base, prompting concern from lawmakers about the potential threat to the United States' national security. The officials have said Chinese intelligence services could use Cuba’s proximity to Florida to gather electronic communications from the southeastern United States. Beijing has agreed to pay billions of dollars to Havana for the arrangement. US officials are calling for stronger countermeasures, including restrict outbound investment in crucial sectors in China, closing trade loopholes that allow Chinese imports to enter the United States tariff-free, and curbing Chinese land purchases near sensitive military bases.
Washington Free Beacon: Morningstar Under Investigation for Anti-Israel Discrimination in Florida
Florida state officials are investigating Morningstar over allegations of promoting Israel boycotts, setting the stage for a potential cut of ties as part of a new law barring business with any company involved in economic boycotts of Israel. Florida’s chief financial officer initiated an investigation into Morningstar’s practice of downgrading companies that work with Israel, with its blacklist generally viewed as discouraging investors. Florida’s probe may lead to other states following suit, while Morningstar denies supporting the BDS movement.
#economy
Forbes: Weather Is Hurting Retail Sales. These 4 Tips Can Help
Unpredictable weather events are affecting the retail industry, with record-breaking droughts, floods and temperature fluctuations impacting sales and shopper traffic. The retail industry is also a major contributor to global emissions, with the apparel industry generating almost 10% of greenhouse gases worldwide. Retailers can take tactical steps to prepare for weather events, such as factoring in weather forecasting data into their analytics, investing in technology to balance stock across stores, requiring suppliers to map out their supply chains and leaning on loyalty data to send incentives to members for weather-sensitive categories.
The Epoch Times: Los Angeles Times Cutting More Than 10 Percent of Newsroom
Los Angeles Times is firing over 10 percent of its newsroom, cutting 74 newsroom employees. The terminated employees represent 13 percent of the newsroom, and 57 are represented by the union. The company did not consult with the L.A. Times Guild beforehand, and it is the first layoff since Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong purchased the Los Angeles Times in 2019. The layoffs are due to the difficulty in operating media outlets, which has grown increasingly challenging since the onset of the pandemic.
The Epoch Times: California Bill to Expand Rent Control Voted Down in Senate
The California Senate rejected Senate Bill (SB) 466 on May 30, which would have allowed local jurisdictions to expand rent control measures on newer residential properties. The bill was sponsored by Sen. Aisha Wahab and failed with 16 senators voting against it. Opponents argued that rent control negatively impacts development and investment plans, while advocates argued that the state needs to address the homelessness crisis and skyrocketing housing costs. California is one of eight states with rent control policies at the state or local level.
The Epoch Times: Woking Council Effectively Goes Bust With £1.2 Billion Hole in Budget
Woking Borough Council in Surrey has issued a Section 114 notice after revealing a £1.2bn deficit in its budget. Essential spending, including salaries and pensions, will continue, but other expenditure will be halted. The council's debt portfolio is £1.8bn as of March 2023, while its funding for the same year amounted to £16m. Much of the debt was accrued from funding property development projects such as Victoria Square, which incurred a charge of over £600m due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Woking Borough Council's debt is "unprecedented" and is the fourth-highest level of debt in the UK.
National Review: The Corner: Ireland: Slaughter the Cows, Save the World
Ireland's plan to cull 200,000 cows to meet climate targets has alarmed dairy and beef farmers. Impairing these industries is catastrophically stupid as Ireland has a Ricardian advantage in producing cool-season grasses, making it ideal for producing excellent beef and livestock. This move would also reduce Europe's food security and increase carbon costs. Ireland's food reputation has entirely changed, and it is now recognized worldwide as the good stuff.
Forbes: Author Post: Why Half Your Hires Disappoint You: Here Are 5 Hiring Problems
Hiring is the number one concern of CEOs as it can be challenging and costly. Rushing the process by moving forward with too few applicants or unknowingly hiring low performers can lead to bigger problems. Shallow job interviews, worthless reference calls, and using ineffective screening tools are also common hiring problems. Topgrading offers time-tested solutions to eliminate these problems, bringing A-players into your organization.
#religion
PJ Media: 'Hate Speech': Google-Owned Blogger Censors Pastor's Letter to Parents on How to Explain Pride Month
Blogger/Google censored a Christian pastor's letter, titled "Pride Month—A Short Parental Guide," that offered biblical advice on homosexuality to his congregation. The post was flagged as hate speech and removed from the site. Despite the censorship, the letter can be found unedited elsewhere. This is not an isolated incident but instead perpetuates an alarming trend of censorship of Christian speech on social media platforms. Email exchanges with Google demonstrate that their policies render Christian views as hate speech. As the world's most powerful tech company, Google should not be censoring religious perspectives.
#culture
Daily Wire: Garth Brooks Weighs In On Serving Bud Light At His Bar: ‘There Are Plenty Of Other Places’
Garth Brooks says he will "serve every brand of beer" at his new bar in Nashville, called "Friends in Low Places Bar & Honky-Tonk," despite other bar owners boycotting Bud Light over its partnership with a trans-activist. Brooks wants his bar to be a safe place where people feel good, and where everyone has good manners. He wants his bar to be "the Chick-fil-A of honky tonks."
Breitbart: George Winston, Million-Selling Pianist Known for His Melodic Style, Dead at Age 73
Grammy-winning pianist George Winston has died at the age of 73 after a 10-year battle with cancer. Known for blending a variety of styles, including jazz, classical and folk, Winston released more than a dozen solo piano albums and composed soundtracks for TV miniseries. Throughout his cancer treatments, he continued to write and perform new music while raising funds for Feeding America to support the national hunger crisis. Winston attributed his unique melodic style, which he called "Rural Folk Piano," to being inspired by seasons, regions and occasionally sociological elements.
The Babylon Bee: Wife Who Stared At Phone During Entire Movie Says Plot Made No Sense
Wife ignores movie plot, husband explains it to no avail.
#health
Breitbart: Elliot Page Scheduled Transgender Surgery Consultation 'Within Weeks' of Hearing Voices and Self-Mutilating
Elliot Page revealed that she scheduled transgender surgery "within weeks" of hearing voices in her head and engaging in self-mutilation. Page disclosed that the mental episode took place in 2020 while in COVID isolation in Nova Scotia after a recent breakup with her wife.
The Epoch Times: The Great COVID Death Coverup
The WHO recommended the use of mechanical ventilation as a first-line response to COVID-19, but by early April 2020, it was clear that this was detrimental to patients' survival. The mortality rate for COVID-19 patients placed on ventilators was 76.4 percent for those aged 18 to 65, and 97.2 percent for those aged over 65. This recommendation was made to protect health care workers by isolating the virus inside the ventilator, not to increase patient survival. The WHO needs to be held accountable for this unethical recommendation, especially considering its attempts to gain unilateral power and authority in pandemic decisions without local input.
The Epoch Times: Red Curry Pork and Pineapple Lettuce Wraps
Red Curry Pork And Pineapple Lettuce Wraps is a quick to make dish which can be eaten as a meal for people looking to save calories and carbs by substituting lettuce leaves for bread or tortillas. The flavour comes from the Thai red curry paste that is combined with ground pork, red bell pepper, garlic, green onions, rice vermicelli, and soy sauce. It is served with lettuce leaves and cooked rice vermicelli noodles.
The Epoch Times: Get Well Soon Etiquette
Cheer up sick friends and family by visiting in person or calling. Send flowers and get-well cards to co-workers, and respect people's privacy if they don't want visitors. To boost spirits, provide pleasant distractions like books or a tablet.
#education
Fox News: Muslim community waking up to 'unholy alliance' with Democratic party amid battle over parental rights
Muslim parents unite with Christian and Jewish communities to fight against the "woke army" impacting their children's education. Many planning to run as Republicans in next school board election.
The New American: AI Spying Invades Dallas Schools With “Pre-Crime” Scheme - The New American
Dallas schools test AI program that monitors student behavior to detect potential violence. Concerns over privacy and abuses have been raised.
#crime
Fox News: Ex in custody after missing woman's 'covered and concealed' remains ID'd: 'He's not a free man anymore'
Madeline Kingsbury’s remains were discovered concealed along Highway 43 in Minnesota, 69 days after the mother’s disappearance. Adam Fravel, Kingsbury’s ex-partner and father of her children, has been arrested for suspected second-degree murder. Kingsbury’s family expressed relief that the “right person is in custody.”
Daily Wire: Sleuths Say They Found Clue To Zodiac Killer’s identity
Former law enforcement officials, "The Case Breakers," claim to have found a symbol related to the California Zodiac serial killer on a wooden post about half a mile away from Air Force veteran Gary Francis Poste's property, and insist that he is the killer. They also believe that Poste was involved in the murder of Cheri Jo Bates in 1966. The FBI has not confirmed the clue's discovery and said that the investigation remains open.
#sports
Forbes: Vikings Cut Star RB Dalvin Cook, Huge Salary Cap Move For 2023 Season
Dalvin Cook is no longer a Minnesota Viking due to financial and football reasons. Cutting Cook will create $9 million in cap space for the team, and the Vikings hope that backup running back Alexander Mattison can step up in his place. Cook's inability to break tackles and sustain drives by getting consistently tackled behind the line of scrimmage led to the decision, despite Cook's history of explosive plays. Cook is now a free agent, with teams like the Cowboys, Broncos, and Dolphins potential landing spots. The Vikings will have to adjust to the loss of Cook as they move forward.
#outdoors
Boating Mag: 2023 Father’s Day Gift Guide
Looking for Father's Day gifts? Consider gear for boating dads, such as the Siren 3 Pro for remote monitoring, the Garmin InReach Mini 2 Marine Bundle for satellite communication and navigation, or the Lowrance HDS Pro Series for fishing-focused displays. Other options include the Power-Pole Move Trolling Motor, the Raymarine Axiom 2 Pro MFD, or X2Power Lithium Batteries with Bluetooth integration. For safety gear, try the ACR ResQLink AIS, while fishing dads may appreciate the Shimano Terez BW Fishing Rods or the Berkley Hit Stick. Finally, there's the HUK Swimwear Pursuit Fin Flats and XTRATUF Auna Sandals for apparel.
#other
The Epoch Times: BLT Burger, Coleslaw Perfect for Father's Day (Or Anytime)
A recipe for a crunchy BLT burger to celebrate Father's Day - featuring cooked bacon, lettuce, tomato, and ground beef. The recipe also includes instructions for a quick coleslaw to serve on the side.