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America First News
8 Jun 2023
#politics
The Epoch Times: California's Gov. Newsom Proposes 28th Amendment to Limit Gun Rights, Impose 'Assault Weapons' Ban
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has proposed a 28th amendment to the U.S. Constitution that would raise the minimum age to purchase a firearm, implement a universal background check, impose a reasonable waiting period, and bar civilian ownership of “assault weapons”. The amendment would maintain the 2nd Amendment and respect America’s gun ownership tradition. Newsom said the Constitution allows for a more perfect union, so the proposed amendment aims to enshrine common sense gun safety measures supported by those of all political parties, including gun owners. Democrats and gun violence survivors endorsed Newsom’s proposal, however, gun rights advocates criticized it as an attack on the Second Amendment.
The Economist: The Supreme Court says Alabama’s electoral map is discriminatory
Supreme Court rules Alabama's electoral map violates the Voting Rights Act of 1965, prohibiting states from drawing district boundaries based on race. The decision gives Democrats brighter hopes in five House seats for 2024. Chief Justice Roberts, who had previously weakened the VRA, wrote the majority opinion and stood by "racial consciousness" to redraw district lines and protect minority communities. Two conservative justices joining the decision may indicate a less rightward tilt for the Supreme Court.
Red State: Biden Melts Down During Presser When Asked About Bribery Allegation, Gives Unbelievable Answer
Joe Biden's mental fitness for the job was once again called into question after he forgot parts of questions and appeared to be reading off cards during a press conference. When asked about corruption allegations, specifically Rep. Nancy Mace's claims that he sold out the country, he smirked and dismissed it as "a bunch of malarkey." The Republicans have evidence of foreign nationals giving money to the Biden family, including to his son Hunter, who made $4.8 million from a deal with China. Biden denied this and claimed he is honest, but he has been caught in demonstrable lies before.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: White House: China-Cuba Spy Base Report Not True, But We Won't Say How or Deny Plans for Base Exist
The White House Coordinator for Strategic Communications, John Kirby, has dismissed reports that China has reached an agreement to establish a spy facility in Cuba that will be able to track electronic communications throughout the south eastern US. There are concerns about China's influence activities in this region, however, and the US government is watching this very closely and will continue to take steps to mitigate any potential threat. Kirby declined to comment on what specifically was inaccurate about the reports.
Fox News: Joe Biden allegedly paid $5M by Burisma executive as part of a bribery scheme, according to FBI document
Confidential sources have told Fox News that a "highly credible" informant has alleged that Joe Biden, the President of the US, received payments worth $5m from Burisma Holdings, the Ukrainian natural gas company. The informant told the FBI that the payments were made by a top executive at Burisma while Hunter Biden was a board member at the company. The allegation concerns a criminal bribery scheme designed to influence US policy decisions. Biden has previously publicly acknowledged pressurising Ukraine to fire prosecutor Viktor Shokin while he was Vice President, and at the time Shokin was investigating Burisma.
#culture
Daily Wire: Hollywood Star Emily Blunt Says She Doesn’t Want Her Kids To Follow In Her Footsteps
Actress Emily Blunt said she doesn't want her kids to become actors due to the harshness of Hollywood's entertainment industry. Blunt, who shares two children with actor John Krasinski, stated that the industry judges a person based on their looks, something she would not want her daughters to have to deal with. Blunt added that she feels "complete dissociation" with her face on a billboard and that what is exciting for her kids is when she spends time with them, especially when picking them up from school. The actress recently finished filming several projects and has decided to take the rest of the year off to spend more time with her children.
#health
The New American: WHO Announces Global Deployment of Tyrannical Vaccine Passports - The New American
WHO and the European Commission plan to deploy digital health passports worldwide, starting in poor countries. Republican lawmakers successfully halted all legislation in the House over debt-ceiling compromise bill. Experts gathered in Bath, UK to share ideas on living a healthier life and fight against totalitarianism. The New American’s senior editor interviewed Deep State expert James Corbett and the John Birch Society’s national events coordinator talked with a young man about restoring constitutionalism.
#sports
Fox News: NBA Commissioner Adam Silver was ‘incredibly disappointed' after second Ja Morant gun incident
NBA investigates Ja Morant after appearing to wave a gun on social media for the second time. Commissioner Adam Silver expresses disappointment and calls for assistance in changing Morant's behavior. The league is waiting for the Finals to conclude before announcing disciplinary action.
Fox News: Miyu Kato, who was disqualified from women's doubles at French Open, wins mixed doubles trophy
Japanese tennis player Miyu Kato, who was disqualified from the French Open women’s doubles after accidentally hitting a ball girl with a ball, found success in the mixed doubles tournament alongside Tim Puetz, winning the championship. Kato was docked prize money and rankings points following her disqualification but was allowed to compete in other events at the French Open.
Fox News: Fiorentina’s Cristiano Biraghi left bloodied after West Ham supporters hurl objects at field
West Ham United won the Europa Conference League final against Fiorentina with a score of 2-1 but the game was marred by the unruly behavior of some of the club's supporters. Fiorentina's captain Cristiano Biraghi was injured in the first half of the game after an object was thrown at him by a West Ham fan. An investigation by UEFA is underway.
#other
The Blaze: 18-year-old arrested for allegedly trying to help fund ISIS in its war on disbelievers through sales on the dark web
18-year-old from Wakefield, Massachusetts, arrested for allegedly trying to help a would-be supporter of ISIS raise funds for the terrorist organization. Ventura allegedly provided multiple gift cards to the supporter for the alleged purpose of selling them on the dark web. Ventura is alleged to have donated $705 between January and May 2023, with the intention that it would support ISIS.
Abdul Aziz Kawam, charged with a stabbing outside Vancouver, Canada, that was recently revealed to have been an act connected to ISIS-terrorism. Kawam allegedly stabbed a Coast Mountain bus passenger in the neck, at random, without provocation. Prosecutors reportedly later added four counts of terrorism, alleging that Kawam attacked Canadians "for the benefit of, at the direction of, or in association with a terrorist group, to wit: the Islamic State."
The Imaginative Conservative: An Ordinary Man: The Surprising Life & Historic Presidency of Gerald R. Ford
Richard Norton Smith's biographical account of Gerald R. Ford, An Ordinary Man, explores the life and times of a decent and ordinary man who became an accidental and defeated president. Ford was a moderate modern Republican with close personal relationships with leading liberal Democrats, though most Republicans were not uncomfortable with Democratic dominance during his congressional career. He recognized the long-term consequences of a public sector growing faster than the private economy that sustained it. Smith explains the Nixon pardon, the final withdrawal from Vietnam, and the Helsinki accords in this lengthy book.
The Babylon Bee: Elon Musk Lands Rover On Surface Of New York
Elon Musk orders SpaceX team to land a rover on the obscured surface of New York City, hoping to gather data about the harsh, uninhabitable wasteland. Some scientists are eager to determine if the environment is hospitable to humans, while other experts argue that the city has been uninhabitable for decades. Reports are coming in that the rover has already been mugged and had its wheels stolen.
Fox News: MA man, 18, charged with sending over $1K in gift cards to fed posing as ISIS operative
Mateo Ventura, 18, of Wakefield, Massachusetts, was charged with giving an undercover federal agent gift cards worth $1,670, whom he believed was an ISIS supporter and intended to use them to fund a war on non-believers. Ventura wanted the gift cards to be sold for less than face value on the dark web, and the proceeds were to be used to support ISIS. Ventura also expressed a desire to travel overseas and fight with the Islamic State group and even pledged his allegiance to the caliphate in an audio file. If convicted, he faces up to 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.
Fox News: 'Inmates running the asylum' at CNN as CEO is ousted on heels of Trump town hall
CNN's CEO Chris Licht was fired after a tumultuous one-year tenure with low ratings, shrinking profits, and a decline in employee morale. The "Gutfeld!" panelists mocked Licht's only notable accomplishment as firing Don Lemon, with Kayleigh McEnany suggesting the tagline "where you go to commit career suicide" for CNN. Greg Gutfeld suggested that Licht was fired for spearheading the Trump town hall, which brought in viewership, but did not cater to CNN employees suffering from "Trump derangement syndrome." Fox News co-host Todd Piro claimed that Licht tried to make CNN a more fair and balanced network, but got run out by the "inmates running the asylum."