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America First News
9 Jun 2023
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Trump Indicted for Crime Every Admin in Last 40 Years was Guilty Of
Selective criminalization is unequal justice. Politico reports that every administration since Reagan has mishandled classified documents. Biden seems to be the latest politician to do so, with his papers found in various locations. Dems are investigating Trump on process crimes but winning an election, not a case, is the goal.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine downs all drones of Russia’s night attack, but missile wreckage kills one, injures six
Russian missile attack kills one, injures several in western Ukraine's Zhytomyr Oblast. Six buildings were destroyed, and dozens were damaged. The Russian occupiers launched six cruise missiles and up to 16 attack drones, targeting military and critical infrastructure. Ukrainian forces successfully intercepted four cruise missiles and all of the drones.
#health
The Epoch Times: COVID-19 Fines in Victoria Totalled $100 Million: Attorney-General
Victorian authorities warn that ignoring COVID-19 fines is not an option even though 20% of debts have been withdrawn or cancelled. Research from the University of New South Wales reveals that issuing fines for behaviors that would normally not attract police attention has damaged relations between law enforcement and the community, while the state government’s fines commissioner has been forced to withdraw penalties given during Sydney’s toughest lockdown periods in 2021.
The Epoch Times: COVID-19 Response Coordinator Ashish Jha Leaving White House
White House COVID-19 response coordinator Ashish Jha is leaving the Biden administration to return to his previous role at a university. Jha, who succeeded Jeff Zients as the White House COVID-19 response coordinator in March 2022, will return to his former role as Dean at the Brown University School of Public Health on July 1. He will focus on transforming public health education, research, and practice.
The Federalist: Pharma Lawsuit Details Biden's Health Care Stranglehold
Pharmaceutical manufacturer Merck has filed a lawsuit against the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) on the grounds that the drug “negotiation” provisions included in last year’s Inflation (Reduction) Act is unconstitutional. Merck argues that the move amounts to “political Kabuki theater,” where private companies have no alternative but to agree to prices. Companies that refuse to negotiate will face heavy taxes imposed by Democrats. Merck’s suit came in before the CMS is scheduled to release the names of the first tranche of drugs set in the process on 1 September. The case could lead to an eventual Supreme Court smackdown.
#crime
The Epoch Times: California Bill to Stop Employees From Confronting Shoplifters Goes to Assembly
A controversial bill has been passed by the California Senate prohibiting employers from requiring staff to intervene in active shoplifting. SB 553, authored by democratic Senator Dave Cortese, requires employers to do more to “keep employees safe at work,” by maintaining a violent incident log, providing active shooter and shoplifter training, and stop policy that require workers to confront suspected active shoplifters. The California Retailers Association (CRA) fears the new law could allow more people to steal from stores. The Target store at 1690 Folsom St recently experienced over 10 thefts a day and has limited some of its merchandise. The CalChamber called the bill a regulation that applies to all workplaces, not just retail, and employers are not well-equipped to prevent workplace violence.
#sports
Flag And Cross: Messi Decides To Play In America Instead Of Europe Or The Middle East
Lionel Messi has officially announced that he will play for Inter Miami next season and will not be returning to Barcelona. While there was speculation about a possible return, it seems that there were no real options, and Messi's decision is more based on economics than sport. Inter Miami's partnership with Apple and MLS offers Messi a share of the television revenue, making it a more lucrative option than any other offers, including a postponed offer from Saudi Arabia. Barcelona must focus on stabilizing their organization and developing young players, rather than pursuing impossible operations.