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America First News
8 Jun 2023
#illegals
Fox News: House Homeland Republicans to launch probe into Mayorkas’ ‘dereliction of duty’ in handling border crisis
The House Homeland Security Committee will investigate the alleged "dereliction of duty" by DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas in his handling of the border crisis. The investigation has been launched due to the overwhelming migrant crisis that spiraled to historic levels under its watch.
Fox News: New York county struggles with influx of migrants from NYC exacerbating homelessness crisis
New York City is struggling to house tens of thousands of asylum seekers that have arrived following the expiration of pandemic-era asylum restrictions under Title 42. Some New York counties, such as Ontario County, are already struggling to house their homeless population and are concerned that the arrival of asylum seekers will exacerbate the crisis. Several counties, including Orleans, Genesee, and Steuben, have issued state of emergency declarations citing housing as a concern, while others have received migrants and sued the counties that have refused to accept them. Legal challenges and constitutional questions are expected to arise from the migrant crisis.
#politics
Fox News: Hostages but no demands: McCarthy says GOP rebels' concerns unclear as floor blockade forces House adjournment
Speaker Kevin McCarthy is facing backlash from the hard-line right House Freedom Caucus and their allies over changes to how the House GOP conference is run. The dissenting lawmakers have voiced their anger over the debt limit deal and accused GOP leadership of exacting revenge on one member who tried to block the bill from coming to the floor by scuttling his own firearms legislation. McCarthy blamed the conservative rebels, stating they have not outlined any specific demands, and the House would adjourn until Monday as members are struggling to get back home due to worsening air conditions caused by wildfires just across the border in Canada.
Newsbusters: ‘We Can Save Them Time’: Bozell RIPS Facebook Oversight Board, Preempting Abortion Case Reviews
The Oversight Board for Facebook and Instagram, Meta's parent company, is reviewing three censored pro-life posts to determine if Meta platforms are stifling discussions on abortion. However, the 18 documented cases of censorship illustrate that Meta is biased against the pro-life movement. Facebook claimed an Alliance Defending Freedom/SBA Pro-Life America video contained "partly false information"; a PolitiFact fact-check used to refute the claim had a conflict of interest. Meta also fact-checked posts by Nikki Haley and Ben Carson. Instagram also suspended the Students for Life chapter's account at Auburn University, censored a post by the Media Research Center (MRC), and labeled a "sensitive" photo of a 1999 in-utero baby's fingers.
The Economist: California may punt on paying reparations to the descendants of slaves
California considered reparations for descendants of slaves to atone for America's legacy of segregation. The state's study calls for policies aimed at eliminating racial disparities in health, wealth, housing, and education. The task force estimates that black Californians could be entitled to up to $1.2m per person.
Columbia University has decided to stop using the college-ranking system, potentially signalling a turning-point in higher education. The move is notable as college rankings are highly scrutinised.
Fox News: Here's our plan to sink Biden's war on household appliances
Biden's Department of Energy is proposing rules that would drive out many household appliances, including gas stoves, while justifying it with "energy savings." They're relying on a "social cost of greenhouse gas" measure based on future projections. This means higher prices, fewer options, and dirtier dishes for Americans.
State attorney generals, including Tennessee's, are fighting against this federal overreach, which restricts consumer choice and increases costs for people struggling to get by. They argue that the proposals ignore the effect on individuals and families, especially those with lower incomes. Their fight is a defense of the rule of law and Americans' simple freedom to choose their preferred appliances.
PJ Media: Gavin Newsom Wants to Protect Your Gun Rights by Destroying Them
California governor Gavin Newsom proposed a 28th Amendment to the US Constitution to implement "common sense" gun control measures nationwide "while respecting America's gun-owning tradition." The amendment would raise the minimum age to purchase a firearm to 21, mandate universal background checks, institute a waiting period for all purchases, and ban assault weapons. The actual text of the amendment is not available, and amending the Constitution requires a two-thirds majority vote in both the US House of Representatives and the Senate, followed by ratification by three-fourths of the states.
#society
The Blaze: Maryland Democrat equates American Muslims with 'white supremacists' over their support for parental rights and opposition to LGBT propaganda
Parents protested outside the Montgomery County Public Schools Headquarters in Rockville, Maryland over their issue with the gender ideology and LGBT agitprop being pushed on their kids in elementary schools. The MCPS's recent decision prevents parents and families from opting their children out of lessons and instructional content that stood in direct conflict with their religious beliefs. Montgomery County Councilwoman Kristin Mink has signaled the breakdown of the alliance between Muslim leadership and the far-left over the imposition of LGBT activist literature on children. She excommunicated Muslim parents over their refusal to uphold LGBT dogma, equating them with white supremacists.
Human Events: NICOLE RUSSELL: Glamour UK is NOT breaking barriers by featuring
a pregnant cover model who thinks she’s a man
British Glamour magazine features a "pregnant transgender man" on its cover, causing controversy. The individual, Logan Brown, is biologically female but lives as a male and became pregnant after halting doses of testosterone. This portrayal is criticized as an affront to women who bear the heavy responsibility of pregnancy, and the transgender community is accused of co-opting language and attempting to blur the lines of gender identity.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Kakhovka dam destruction changing Kherson front geography, affects Russian eastern-bank positions – ISW
The destruction of the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant dam is causing significant flooding and changing the geography of the Kherson frontline sector in Ukraine, heavily disrupting Russian-prepared defensive positions. Ukrainian officials accuse Russian forces of destroying the dam out of fear that Ukrainian forces would land on the east bank of the Dnipro River.
Red State: Putin's War, Weeks 66 and 67. The Offensive Starts
The Ukrainian spring/summer offensive is now underway. Ukrainian Armed Forces have been targeting artillery, supply, electronic warfare, troop billets, and command and control nodes. The operational concept seems to be to probe the Russian frontline to make opportunistic gains while keeping the Russian command off balance. The Ukrainians are pushing against the shoulders of a Russian salient in southern Donetsk.
The Economist: This week’s cover
Ukraine launches counter-offensive against Russian occupiers in the east and south. Future of Europe's security order at stake.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: IN-DEPTH: War in South China Sea Would Devastate Global Economy, Especially China's: Experts
China has built a 400-ship navy, has increased its shipbuilding capacities and own or operate more than 90 port operations in 53 nations. It has also massively invested in oceanographic research and owns an 8,000-ship merchant fleet. The US's Chief of Naval Operations has admitted that America no longer has the maritime capacity to match China in cargo transport and in laying hulls for new ships, but maybe it may never need to since threats posed by China’s growing navy is not only an American problem, but a global problem that the world must counter.
The US's contraction in shipbuilding resulted from many economic influences, including Congress refusing to subsidize private shipyards and the post-9/11 emphasis on ground wars. This means the US is no longer a leader in maritime trade, which poses a serious concern. US allies, including South Korea and Japan, both have extensive shipyards and naval expertise, and may be key in keeping China's naval growth and dominance of commercial trade in check. Gilday stressed the importance of keeping the skilled labor force building ships and honing skills, as the only way to compete is with the support of its allies and trading partners. It is a team sport, and the US alone does not have to match China dollar-for-dollar in areas where other nations in the Maritime Commons also have vital interests and do not want to see dominance by the CCP.
#economy
The Epoch Times: S&P 500, Nasdaq Open Higher as Jobless Claims Rise
Despite higher jobless claims, S&P 500 and Nasdaq open slightly higher as Treasury yields slip, easing interest rate concerns.
The Epoch Times: Superman Actor Dean Cain Sells $7.25 Million California Home, Moves to Nevada Citing 'Terrible' Policies
Superman actor Dean Cain has left his California home due to its “terrible” policies. He sold his Malibu home for $7.25m and moved to Las Vegas with his family. Cain explained that the “fiscal policies, the soft-on-crime policies, the homelessness policies” are just “terrible”. Cain said other actors too are leaving the Golden State, and many production companies have moved to states such as Louisiana, Nevada, and Texas instead, where costs are lower.
#culture
Fox News: Joan Rivers' daughter thinks mom would find cancel culture ‘very frustrating’: ‘Allow people to evolve’
Joan Rivers would have turned 90 on June 8th, but her daughter Melissa Rivers believes she would not have wanted a big celebration. However, on her birthday, Joan was posthumously inducted into the National Comedy Center museum, and an exhibition dedicated to her life and work will open in 2025. Melissa is proud that her mother's career archive will be preserved there, saying, "it's a wonderful place to properly store the archives so that they are preserved." She believes that Joan would have been frustrated by the current comedic climate and cancel culture.
#health
The Epoch Times: Documents Reveal What Happened Inside the Discord at Canada's Drug-Price Regulator
Internal emails reveal a conflict at Canada's agency regulating patented drug prices after Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos wrote a letter suggesting the process of adopting new rules be paused to understand the changes. Several resignations and the suspension of new rules occurred as a result. The board believed the conflict threatened the survival of the agency. The emails show that the innovative pharmaceutical lobby group initially requested a consultation with concerns and, while the acting chair of the review board wanted to meet them before the consultation period ended, the rest of the board and the executive director protested.
All Outdoor: Henry Repeating Arms Commits $200,000 to Fight Pediatric Cancer
Gun manufacturer Henry Repeating Arms, under CEO Anthony Imperato, has donated $200,000 to fight pediatric cancer, making separate donations of $100,000 to Arkansas Children’s Hospital and the Fred & Pamela Buffett Cancer Center at Nebraska Medicine. The company has donated a total of $1m to charitable causes in the past year.
#education
The Economist: Columbia University ditches the college-ranking system
Columbia University has withdrawn from US News & World Report's undergraduate rankings due to a data scandal, raising questions on others doing the same.
PJ Media: Student Loan Pause Actually Made Borrowers Worse Off Than Before the Pandemic
Supreme Court may declare Biden's student loan forgiveness plan unconstitutional. Borrowers accrue more debt during pause.
#crime
Red State: Horror in France as Asylum-Seeker Caught on Tape Stabbing Children
A Syrian asylum-seeker stabbed several children and adults in a French park leaving victims in serious condition. Emmanuel Macron called it "an attack of cowardice." The attacker is in custody.
National Review: Trump Told He Is a Target of Special Counsel’s Mar-a-Lago Probe
Donald Trump has been informed by the Justice Department that he is a target of the investigation into his mishandling of national-security documents and obstruction of their work regarding the documents. The status of target denotes a person who is highly likely to be indicted. Trump's indictment seems inevitable, with over 300 documents bearing classification markings recovered from him since he left office.
#sports
Forbes: Dynamic Offense Helps Texas Rangers Rule American League West
The Texas Rangers have been dominating the offensive side of Major League Baseball this season. With a .277 batting average, they lead all of baseball in runs scored and are second in home runs. The team's standout hitters include Adolis Garcia, Marcus Semien, Corey Seager, Josh Jung, and Jonah Heim.
Fox News: West Ham wins Europa Conference League Final, ending 58-year drought with victory over Fiorentina
West Ham won their second ever European title and their first in 58 years after beating Fiorentina 2-1 in the Europa Conference League final. After a penalty by Saïd Benrahma and a last-minute goal by Jarrod Bowen, West Ham went unbeaten throughout their European campaign to earn a place in the Europa League next season. West Ham captain Declan Rice, who is widely expected to leave the club in the off-season, became the second West Ham captain after Bobby Moore to lift a European trophy.
Fox News: Oklahoma shuts out Florida State in Game 1 of WCWS behind Jordy Bahl's dominant outing
Oklahoma defeated Florida State 5-0 in the Women's College World Series best-of-three championship series. Jordy Bahl threw a two-hitter, striking out 10, to secure their seventh national title. Bahl scored as a pinch runner for Oklahoma's second run and broke the record for runs batted in at the World Series while Tiare Jennings set the career World Series record for runs batted in with a single in the sixth that scored Rylie Boone and made it 5-0.
Fox News: Nuggets duo makes NBA history in Finals win: 'Their greatest performance'
Denver Nuggets' Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray secure a 109-94 victory against Miami Heat in Game 3 of the NBA Finals to take a 2-1 lead over Miami. Jokic becomes the first player in the NBA Finals to achieve a 30-20-10 scorecard while both him and Murray become the first teammates to a score 30-point triple-double in the same game.
Forbes: Luke Raley Supplying Plenty Of Power, Speed To Tampa Bay Rays’ Lineup
Luke Raley has been a major contributor on the Tampa Bay Rays team despite his little big-league track record. The outfielder entered the 2023 baseball season hitting .189 with three home runs. However, thanks to some adjustments made in the batter's box during the offseason, Raley has hit 11 homers and 21 extra-base hits in 137 at-bats this season while keeping a slash line of .255/.348/.577. He also stole seven bases, a new development for Raley who has not previously attempted to swipe a bag in the MLB career.
#science
Forbes: Hermeus Is Plugging An F-15 Engine Into its Hypersonic Test Aircraft
Hermeus has received delivery of an F100-229 engine from Pratt & Whitney to be used in its Darkhorse hypersonic test aircraft. Hermeus’ turbine-based combined cycle engine (TBCC) system, called Chimera, will be used to propel the aircraft. Darkhorse, which will rely on the F-15 engine for takeoff, will be capable of acting as a payload-carrying hypersonic testbed, in addition to being an operational unmanned aircraft for defense and intelligence customers.
#outdoors
Flag And Cross: How Long Will The Bad Air Quality Continue In NYC, Northeast?
Wildfires raging in Quebec have caused smoke to blanket the northeastern US, prompting warnings for people with health problems to stay indoors. The smoke, which has given New York's skyline an eerie red tinge, could get worse before it gets better. By Saturday, winds may send smoke farther east, worsening air quality just as the weekend begins. The haze is expected to last until next week, when weather patterns causing the fires could change and bring rain to parched regions. AccuWeather's forecasters are also predicting an active wildfire season in the western US, particularly in August and September.
The Epoch Times: Using Straw to Prevent Weeds in the Garden
Adding a thin layer (1-2") of straw mulch can help keep soil just damp enough for sprouting weed seeds while mulch that is thicker (3-4") can prevent weed seeds from sprouting. Mulch moderates temperature swings, preventing damage to plants. It also helps prevent the soil from developing a crust when it is dry, which can cause gas exchange to become inhibited and prevent the roots of plants from getting enough oxygen. Smaller weeds can be removed by hoeing but a hand-pulling approach is often best for protecting plant roots. Chemicals, including homemade recipes, must be used with caution. Always use straw and not hay as hay is filled with seeds which may grow into weeds.
Flag And Cross: Pilot of Doomed Plane Carrying GOP Donor's Family Had 2-Word Nickname Because He Was So Good
Jeff Hefner, the pilot of the Cessna Citation private plane that crashed in Virginia on Sunday, had over 25,000 flight hours and a reputation for safety in his 40-year career as a pilot. The investigation into the crash continues, but experts believe the plane may have lost pressurization, leading to hypoxia and the pilot and passengers potentially losing consciousness prior to the crash. The jet appeared to be on autopilot when it crashed, and all four people on board, including Hefner, died in the accident. The Federal Aviation Administration had granted Hefner its highest-level medical certification prior to the crash.
#other
The Right Scoop: Fox News warns Tucker Carlson he’s in breach of his contract, suggests lawsuit
Fox News has accused Tucker Carlson of breaching his contract by launching his own Twitter show, potentially setting up legal action. Carlson's legal team believes that Fox taking legal action would violate his First Amendment rights, arguing that the network defends its existence through freedom of speech, yet wants to take Carlson's right away. Fox News sent Carlson a letter stating that he was in breach of his contract, which prohibits him from rendering services of any kind over the internet or via digital distribution. Carlson believes he is exercising his right to free speech and sharing his thoughts on current events.