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America First News
9 Jun 2023
#politics
Breitbart: Real Estate Developer at Center of Texas AG Impeachment Arrested by FBI
Real estate developer Natin “Nate” Paul was arrested by the FBI in Austin on Thursday for unknown charges. Paul is a central figure in the impeachment trial of Ken Paxton, the suspended Texas attorney general, and his arrest could possibly lead to a federal indictment against Paxton. The charges against Paul and his connection to Paxton’s impeachment remain unclear at this time.
The Epoch Times: Biden Says He Did Not Tell DOJ to Charge Trump
President Joe Biden denies pressuring the DOJ to indict former President Donald Trump on charges relating to classified documents, with Trump being informed that he is being indicted by special counsel Jack Smith. Despite his attorneys confirming the seven espionage-based charges against him, they have not received a copy of the indictment. Trump, who believes he is innocent, has questioned the two standards of justice in the US. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis also questions the charging of Trump and the passivity towards Clinton or Biden's son. Democrats, however, commend the move, demonstrating that nobody is above the law.
Flag And Cross: Pence Rebukes Trump On Various Matters But Says Mar-A-Lago Indictment Would Be 'Terribly Divisive To The Country'
Former Vice President Mike Pence criticized Donald Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election and praised Vladimir Putin during a CNN town hall event in Iowa. However, Pence urged the Justice Department not to indict Trump in the Mar-A-Lago probe, citing that it would be "terribly divisive to the country," and that "no one is above the law." Pence also expressed his disinterest in pardoning the Jan. 6 Capitol rioters if he were to be elected president in 2024.
As per a recent report, the Department of Justice is preparing to ask a grand jury to indict former president Donald Trump on charges of violating the Espionage Act and obstruction of justice after documents, some marked Top Secret, were seized from his estate in Mar-a-Lago. Trump has been informed that he is the target of an investigation into his handling of classified documents at his residence. Meanwhile, Pence has formally announced his intention to seek the Republican nomination for president in 2024, with Trump still leading the polls.
Fox News: Maryland Democrat declares White women should be struck down from leadership to 'dismantle systemic racism'
Kristin Mink, a Democrat city council member in Montgomery County has repeatedly made derogatory comments on Jews, White women, and White people. Recently, she created a controversy by saying, at a school board meeting, that Muslim children who spoke out against an LGBTQ+ curriculum were "on the same side… as White supremacists." Mink, a former public school teacher and co-founder of a left-wing organization, expressed in an email that she was resigning because her organization was too White at the executive level for her liking. Mink’s Twitter account is full of divisive statements, and she previously criticized Trump officials on the basis of being "Zionist Jews."
PJ Media: Leaked Video Shows D.C. Cops Were 'Rioters' and Instigators at J-6 Protest
A video leaked depicting at least one Washington D.C. cop dressing up as a protester and urging others to enter the Capitol Building on January 6. Republican Congressman Barry Loudermilk questions why officers who were identified as intelligence officers were not working to stop the assault on the Capitol, but rather to stir up the protesters. The Capitol Police had declined National Guard support offered by the Trump administration before the attack. The public is left to question the reliability of police, institutions, and politicians regarding January 6.
Newsbusters: Reid Fears Trump Jury Selection, Smears Florida As 'Beachhead' For 'Nazism'
MSNBC's Joy Reid accuses Florida of becoming a hub for racial extremism and Nazism due to the concentration of extremist groups in the state, including the Proud Boys. She also notes that Florida has become a place where people can carry firearms without a permit. However, failed New York City mayoral candidate Maya Wiley argues that many average Floridians care about the rule of law and abhor hate and violence and that it will be up to them to decide whether to support democracy and peace or pro-Trump extremism.
Red State: Donald Trump's Path to Victory Has Gotten a Little Bit More Complicated
Former President Trump will appear in federal court in Miami, facing several charges including espionage, obstruction, false statements, and conspiracy related to the Mar-a-Lago classified documents probe. This could impact his 2024 presidential campaign, with Republican support potentially increasing due to perceptions of his persecution. However, legal issues and court appearances may also impact his ability to campaign effectively.
Breitbart: Watch Live: 14th Annual Western Conservative Summit
The 14th annual Western Conservative Summit will take place in Denver, featuring top conservative leaders. This year's theme is "Western Strong" and aims to remind attendees of the importance of Western civilization and rugged individualism.
The Right Scoop: [UPDATE: TRUMP RELEASES VIDEO STATEMENT] – Trump reveals he’s been INDICTED and summoned to appear in court next week!
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Former President Trump indicted by DOJ for taking classified documents to Mar-a-lago, summoned to court in Miami next Tuesday. Claims he is innocent and accuses Biden administration of corruption and election interference.
#society
National Review: The Corner: Thomas Sowell Nails the Truth
Thomas Sowell observed that many wealthy individuals in media are hostile to American society and Western civilization, with the most plausible explanation being that it allows them to enjoy their wealth with a clearer conscience as friends of "underdogs" and enemies of "the establishment." Don Boudreaux reminds us of this in his recent article.
Newsbusters: Hayes Defends ‘Spirited Resistance’ Against Atlanta Training Facility
Chris Hayes of All In With Chris Hayes discussed the controversial police training facility known as “Cop City” outside of Atlanta, applauding the protesters who oppose it and criticizing legislators who authorized its building. He downplayed violence from leftist extremists and ignored evidence of online intimidation tactics by Antifa groups against city council members who approved the funds. Hayes failed to mention that the facility would train all first responders in the area, not just police, and would increase the safety of the area. The spike in violent crime in 2020 might have been due to the pandemic, and violent crime is rapidly declining now, Hayes explained.
The Blaze: Four toddlers savagely stabbed by Syrian asylum-seeker in French playground rampage now in stable condition
A Syrian asylum-seeker recently granted asylum in Sweden attacked a playground in France, slashing four toddlers and two adults. All victims survived, though two remain in critical condition. The attacker, previously fined for fraudulently claiming student and unemployment support, had his asylum request rejected by France but was able to travel passport-free throughout the EU due to his approved claim in Sweden. The attack may prompt greater scrutiny of France's immigration and asylum policies.
Daily Wire: Gap To Give $25K To Pro-Trans Kids Organization, Promote It In Stores
Gap has donated $25,000 to the GenderCool Project, a left-wing organization that encourages child transgenderism. The organization has been featured in The New York Times, USA Today, ABC News, The Today Show, and Teen Vogue. Gap had previously given almost $100,000 to the organization, which also listed AbbVie Pharmaceuticals, a producer of puberty blockers, as a sponsor. The organization has produced pro-transgender books aimed at children as young as five.
Breitbart: Slavery Reparations Bill Passed by New York State Lawmakers
New York's Legislature has passed a bill creating a commission to consider reparations to address the effects of slavery. The state Senate passed the measure hours later, and it is now on its way to the desk of New York Gov. Kathy Hochul for consideration. Other state legislatures that have considered studying reparations include New Jersey and Vermont, but none have yet passed legislation.
#war
Breitbart: Dam Explosion Could Turn Ukrainian Fields into ‘Deserts’, Ministry Warns
The destruction of the Kakhovka dam in Ukraine has caused massive flooding, with its agricultural ministry warning that the fields could be turned into deserts due to irrigation systems being taken offline. The flooding is expected to have a huge negative impact on Ukrainian farming yields, with the country's Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food warning that the flood will have an impact on tens of thousands of hectares of land, which will see a notable impact on the world's food supply. With many already suffering from a weakening supply of food around the world, many of the poorest countries are struggling to keep up, as inflationary pressure makes it more difficult for people to keep themselves and families fed.
#economy
The Epoch Times: A Bipartisan Credit Card Bill Reintroduced In Congress to Foster Greater Competition
A new bipartisan bill seeks to increase competition in the credit card industry, challenging Visa and Mastercard's duopoly. The Credit Card Competition Act would require large banks and credit card issuers to offer at least two network options to process transactions that are not owned by the two companies. The proposed legislation has faced opposition from bank lobbyists and credit unions, who claim it is anti-free market and there would be a need to reissue millions of credit cards. Supporters of the bill say it would give merchants greater choice, potentially lowering fees, with big retailers such as Walmart and Target already supporting the bill.
Flag And Cross: Tesla Rival Lucid Eyes Highly Competitive China Market Despite Production Woes On Home Turf
Lucid Group, the electric vehicle company, has hired an auto industry veteran to head its Chinese operations as it eyes the highly competitive Chinese market. Zhu Jiang has had tenures at Nio, Ford Motors China, and Baidu's Jidu Auto. Lucid hinted in 2021 that it could enter China by 2023, with CEO Peter Rawlinson previously saying that the company plans to build a factory in the country by the middle of the decade. The company recently announced a $3bn stock offering, most of which came from the Public Investment Fund, Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund, which controls the electric automaker.
The Epoch Times: Alternative Payment Systems Pose 'Long-Term Threat' to US Dollar Supremacy, Experts Warn
Alternate payments systems being developed by countries such as China and Russia pose a long-term threat to the supremacy of the US dollar as the world's chief reserve currency, according to a panel of experts. China's Cross Border Interbank Payment System (CIPS) is considered the biggest risk to the dollar. Launched in 2015, CIPS provided clearing and settlement for users of cross-border yuan payments and processed more than $14tn in transactions. The BRICS countries are also looking to develop a common currency mechanism that could abandon the US dollar.
The Epoch Times: Unemployment Rate Ticks Higher in May for First Time in Nine Months: StatCan
Canada's jobless rate increased to 5.2% in May, with a loss of 17k jobs and no overall employment change. Economists speculate if this is a one-time event or the beginning of a larger trend. Two days prior, the Bank of Canada increased its key interest rate to 4.75%, citing the strong Canadian economy, but indicating it may be challenging to reach the targeted 2% inflation. The agency reports that job growth has decelerated, averaging at 33k job gains between February and April, versus the 300k cumulative job additions between September and January.
#culture
Forbes: What Other Artists Can Learn From BTS’s Anniversary Celebrations
BTS plans on celebrating their 10-year anniversary with the Festa event, honoring their growth and connections with fans. Celebrating anniversaries in music not only breaks the monotony, but also offers deeper connections with fans and unlocks an abundance of content and monetization opportunities.
Forbes: Amazon’s ‘Citadel’ Has Not Hit The Nielsen Top 10 Streaming Shows Chart In Nearly Three Weeks
Amazon Prime Video's original series Citadel, intended to be a sprawling international action franchise, has failed to chart on any of Nielsen’s Top 10 lists for streaming series, despite debuting with numbers only behind The Lord of the Rings series, The Rings of Power. The showrunner of Citadel, which has received mixed reviews, has confirmed that the second season is not a sure thing, and nothing has been officially announced about that. It is unclear how many planned international spin-offs may make it to the finish line, or whether Amazon will continue to throw money at the "Citadel universe," given its poor performance.
#health
Fox News: To filter out Canada’s wildfire smoke, people make DIY air purifiers with duct tape
Social media users are sharing a DIY air purifier method, known as the Corsi-Rosenthal method, using a box fan, four air filters, and duct tape to filter wildfire smoke and other particles indoors. The method has gained attention in recent years amid wildfires and the pandemic. Seattle resident Angel Robertson posted a TikTok demonstrating how to put the Corsi-Rosenthal purifier together, which costs under $100. Public health experts say the method is highly effective and can be used to purify air against not only smoke but also pollen and viruses.
Fox News: The stages of Alzheimer's and symptoms that could be displayed as the disease progresses
More than 6 million Americans have Alzheimer's, a form of dementia that gets worse over time. The disease has different stages that vary in severity, with symptoms ranging from mild memory loss to a need for around-the-clock care. While the early stage allows patients to live independently, the middle and late stages require more care and may include mood changes, difficulty recalling memories, confusion, and loss of bodily functions. There is currently no cure for Alzheimer's.
The Epoch Times: Health Savings Accounts Are More Attractive Than Ever: Is It Time to Get One?
Health savings accounts (HSAs) have become more attractive after recent changes. They offer tax-deductible contributions, can double as health insurance and retirements accounts, and any money in the account at year's end rolls over. HSAs must be attached to a high-deductible health plan, with a minimum out-of-pocket deductible of $1,500 for individuals and $3,000 for families in 2023, rising to $1,600 and $3,200 respectively in 2024. People aged 55 and older can contribute an additional $1,000, and couples up to $2,000 annually. Contributions made to an HSA are tax-deductible, even if someone else contributed to the account.
The Epoch Times: Fungal Meningitis Threat: CDC Issues Warning to People Visiting Mexican Clinics
Fungal meningitis outbreak among people who had epidural anesthesia at two clinics in Matamoros, Mexico. CDC advises those who underwent epidurals to be evaluated for fungal meningitis even if they have no current symptoms. Cancel all elective procedures involving epidural injection and associated travel to these clinics due to high risk of infection. 184 people under investigation in the US, with four confirmed cases and three deaths.
The Epoch Times: Study: Replacing Lost Bacteria Alleviates Long COVID
A study presented at the Digestive Disease Week conference in Chicago has suggested that a mixture of Bifidobacteria species in pill form could reduce symptoms associated with post-acute COVID-19 syndrome (PACS) or long COVID. The study included 463 subjects who had at least one of the 14 common long-COVID symptoms four months after infection. After six months of treatment, the patients taking the pill had better improvement in symptoms of fatigue, memory loss, difficulty concentrating, digestive problems, and general unwellness than the control group. Bifidobacteria strains have been linked to immunity and are believed to have many health-promoting properties. Another study published in early 2022 used the same formula for 28 days on 25 hospitalized patients, speeding up antibody formation against the SARS-CoV-2 virus. The study also reported a reduced nasopharyngeal viral load, reduced proinflammatory immune markers, and resolved gut dysbiosis. The study used control groups. Previously, Bifidobacteria were known to help reduce colds and influenza.
#education
National Review: The Corner: What’s the Good of Liberal-Arts Education?
- Hillsdale prof. reviews Agresto's "The Death of Learning," defending liberal-arts ed. Instils critical traits, liberates from ideology.
#crime
Daily Wire: Suspect In Natalee Holloway Disappearance Extradited To U.S. On Extortion Charges
Joran van der Sloot extradited to U.S. for extorting money from Holloway's mother by offering to tell her where her daughter's body was, which turned out to be false. He is also serving 28 years in Peru for the murder of Stephany Flores and an additional 18 years for trafficking cocaine while in prison. Van der Sloot accepted a $15,000 wire transfer and cash payment of $10,000 in a sting operation set up by the FBI.
National Review: Gavin Newsom Proposes Constitutional Amendment to Impose Gun Restrictions Nationwide
California Governor Gavin Newsom announced a proposal for a 28th amendment to the U.S. Constitution aimed at enshrining gun restrictions nationwide, while “leaving the [Second] Amendment unchanged”. The amendment would raise the federal minimum age to purchase a firearm from 18 to 21, mandate background checks, impose a waiting period for gun purchases and prohibit civilians from acquiring “assault weapons”. California will call an Article V convention of states to introduce and advance the amendment. Gun advocacy groups have criticized Newsom’s proposal.
The Epoch Times: Five Jailed for Revenge Shooting of Gang Rival in 'Rideout'
Five members of a gang who shot a rival during a rideout and celebrated his death were jailed by a judge. Sharmake Mohamud was killed by members of a gang from Palmers Green following a shooting several weeks earlier. The gang drove to the back of a garage where CCTV footage showed them celebrating the successful mission.
Fox News: Rhode Island councilman busted with crack cocaine pipe in hand now charged with child molestation
Rhode Island City Councilman Matthew Reilly has been charged with multiple counts of child molestation following a prior charge of drug possession. Reilly’s attorney has called on the public to refrain from jumping to conclusions in the face of the new charges. Reilly was previously arrested in May of this year on charges of drug possession when a passerby tipped off the police.
#sports
Forbes: AC Milan Have Scored A PR Own Goal In Sacking Paolo Maldini
AC Milan's sacking of club royalty and successful figurehead, Paolo Maldini, has eventuated due to his ideological differences with owner Gerry Cardinale regarding how to move the club forward. Milan's tight budget, allegedly set to be repeated this summer, frustrated Maldini who believed the club was at risk of plateauing. His calls for more investment to make the leap in quality were not well-received by RedBird. Player sales have also been problematic where Milan has not made enough to improve squad depth. Maldini's sacking will test RedBird's ability to maintain the support of Milan fans who were already unhappy with its ownership with the upcoming transfer window taking on greater significance.
#science
The Federalist Papers: Police Body Cam Records UFO Falling From Sky in Vegas, Non-Human Aliens Reported By Family During 911 Call
A Las Vegas family reported seeing a UFO crash in their backyard and witnessing two 8-foot figures with big eyes walking around. The police officer's body camera captured a bright green object descending towards the ground, and the American Meteor Society received reports from several individuals in California, Nevada, and Utah. Some days later, a whistleblower came forward claiming the government is hiding UFO info. While investigations are ongoing, the incident has left many questions unanswered, and the accounts of the Las Vegas family and corroborating witnesses serve as a testament to the inexplicable events witnessed that fateful night.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: The Frog Kings: Meet Upstate New York's Biggest Frogging Fanatics
Two neighbors, Tim Reed and Rodney Smith, spend their summers in northern New York and take part in after-hours bullfrog hunts, perfected three techniques for catching huge numbers of bullfrogs. The Frog Kings have honed a brutally efficient way of processing so many amphibian hindquarters, as they aim to get 100 frogs a night. At the end of the night, they have caught 158 frogs.
Daily Wire: Trash, Crowds, And Dead Bodies: Climbing Mount Everest In 2023
Mount Everest, the world's highest peak, is becoming more popular to climb than ever before, with a record number of permits issued for climbing this year. However, this increased interest has led to overcrowding on the mountain, which has contributed to a high rate of fatalities, with 12 climbers already pronounced dead and 5 missing in the first few months of this year alone. In addition, the mountain is littered with trash, which is too costly and dangerous to remove. The current guidelines for climbers prohibit solo climbing, require that climbers have previously reached a peak at least 7,000 feet high and forbid those over 75, double amputees, and blind persons from climbing.
#other
Breitbart: Climate Justice 4-Eva: Greta Thunberg Warns World She Will Not be Silenced
Greta Thunberg, the Swedish environmental activist who started global school strikes for climate change, says she will no longer be able to skip classes as she graduates from high school. However, she vows to continue protesting, stating that she has just "begun to fight" and that those in power are allowing the sacrifice of the environment. Thunberg was a prominent figure in the U.N. conferences and received nominations for the Nobel Peace Prize. She was also named Time magazine's youngest Person of the Year for 2019.
The New American: EPA Has No Authority to Implement Proposed ‘Green’ Power Plant Standards - The New American
Republican lawmakers and witnesses at a hearing this week warned that the EPA's proposed Green House Gas (GHG) standards for power plants will jeopardize Americans' access to affordable and reliable electricity. The requirements will limit the operation of coal-fired generators in 23 states and cause power plant operators to shut down nearly every coal-fired unit by 2030 or 2039. There are concerns that such regulations could also lead to insufficient operating reserves and unstable power grids across the nation. While some supporters of the EPA’s proposed standards argue that the impacts of the proposal are modest, others say the technology and policy changes needed to achieve a zero-emissions, high-energy planet at an affordable cost are not yet in place.