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America First News
9 Jun 2023
#politics
Red State: Legal Experts Weigh in on the Trump Indictment With Some Concerning Conclusions
Former President Trump has been indicted and faces 38 charges, mostly in relation to the retention of national defense information. Legal experts have weighed in on both sides, with some arguing the charges are politically motivated and others claiming the details in the indictment are extremely damning. The timing of the indictment has also been questioned, coming just after revelations that the FBI covered up evidence of the Bidens taking foreign bribes and changing US policy. The trial is likely to be held after the election, but Trump could pardon himself if he wins.
Fox News: Stephen A. Smith promotes Chris Christie's presidential bid on social media: 'He's a friend'
Stephen A. Smith tweeted a link to Chris Christie's contribution form, stating that he wants to help the former New Jersey governor get on the debate stage. Smith denies endorsing Christie, saying that it is about finding "the best" candidate. Christie has announced his candidacy for next year's election.
The Right Scoop: WATCH LIVE: Governor DeSantis at the NC GOP Convention (STARTING SOON)
Governor DeSantis speaks at North Carolina GOP Convention. Trump indictment likely to be addressed.
The Epoch Times: Trump Reacts to DOJ Indictment in Video, Vows to ‘Fight This Out’
The infamous former President Donald Trump claimed he had been indicted by special counsel Jack Smith for allegedly mishandling classified information. He dismissed the charges as a "hoax" and vowed to fight them out.
Forbes: Special Counsel Smith On Trump Indictment: ‘We Have One Set Of Laws In This Country And They Apply To Everyone’
Former President Donald Trump faces 37 federal felony charges related to the mishandling of classified documents, according to an indictment unsealed on Friday. Speaking to reporters, special counsel Jack Smith emphasized that the laws to protect national defense information must be enforced, and violations of those laws put the country at risk. Smith was named special counsel for the investigation in November 2022, after Trump announced he would be running for president again. The 37 charges include violating a statute of the Espionage Act, with other charges related to obstructing justice and making false statements.
Fox News: Zuckerberg says 'establishment' asked Facebook to censor COVID misinfo that ended up true: 'Undermines trust'
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg claimed that scientific experts asked him to censor Facebook posts about COVID-19 that were later found to be true, undermining public trust. Zuckerberg stated that content moderation can be tricky when some information is false but not harmful. Facebook had previously removed 18 million posts containing misinformation about the virus. Zuckerberg has been accused of working with Dr. Anthony Fauci to cover up Facebook posts alleging that COVID-19 originated in a Wuhan, China lab. Texas AG is investigating a Zuckerberg-backed nonprofit over election concerns.
Breitbart: MSNBC's Figliuzzi: Trump, GOP Claim Indictment Is Unfair, Will Incite Violence
Figliuzzi warns that Trump and the Republican Party will incite violence if they continue to call the indictment unfair. He explains that the seriousness of the charges and the potential exposure of the indictment makes it crucial that people understand the facts. He adds that while the charges may not involve espionage with a foreign adversary and may only include retaining national defense information, the obstruction charge and conspiracy charges are still very serious and may contribute to the FBI assessing the risk-and-threat picture.
#society
The Blaze: Companies GO GAY for Pride
America has Memorial Day to honor fallen soldiers, but the LGBTQ+ community gets an entire month to celebrate Pride, which some see as a marketing tool for corporations. The North Face was criticized for releasing a Pride Month ad featuring a drag queen promoting the brand's new Pride collection and "Summer of Pride" cross-country tour. While brands have the right to support social movements, some argue that it is disgusting to prioritize marketing over honoring those who sacrificed their lives for freedom.
The Federalist Papers: Cracker Barrel Rolls Out Rainbow Rocking Chair for 'Pride Month'
Cracker Barrel faced backlash for supporting the LGBT agenda during Pride Month by showcasing a rainbow-colored chair on its iconic front porch display of rocking chairs. Responses to the announcement were mixed, with some applauding the move, while others expressed disappointment and vowed to no longer eat at the restaurant. Critics blasted the family-style restaurant chain for abandoning its roots to push a left-wing political agenda and warned that it may suffer a similar fate to other corporations, such as Target and Anheuser-Busch InBev, that faced boycotts and loss of revenue with their support for the LGBT community.
#war
Fox News: Extremists attack beachside hotel in Somalia's capital, trapping civilians inside
Extremists attacked a hotel in Mogadishu, trapping civilians inside. The al-Shabab group claimed responsibility. Security forces are responding, but there is no word on deaths.
#economy
The Epoch Times: WestJet to Wind Down Budget Airline Swoop, Fold It Into Main Operation
WestJet will fold its Swoop subsidiary and integrate its budget airline services under its main brand by late October. The move comes after pilots of both airlines ratified a new collective agreement, which puts them on a level pay scale and gives them a 24% hourly pay increase over four years. WestJet CEO Alexis von Hoensbroech said higher wages for Swoop's flight crews made keeping Swoop separate less feasible, and the integration will not lead to layoffs but will widen the reach of the budget offerings. WestJet becomes the latest airline to move away from standalone budget airline models due to rising competition for budget airfares.
The Epoch Times: Orange County IDA’s Controversial Accelerator Program Down to 2 Tenants
OCIDA's Accelerator program, which provides subsidized rental spaces to small businesses, has been reduced to only two tenants. OCIDA CEO, Bill Fioravanti, intends to renew the leases with both tenants for another year due to their better-than-average business performance and low cost to the agency. The program was implicated in a corruption scandal in 2021, involving three OCIDA officials, resulting in the closure of three of its locations. The remaining tenants, a skincare company, and a candle manufacturer, are both operating on expired leases, but Fioravanti's analysis shows renewing them is not a money-losing move for OCIDA.
#military
The Epoch Times: China's Military Intercepts Designed to Challenge International Order: Pentagon Official
The Chinese military is increasing its aggression against the United States and its allies, with the goal of undermining and replacing the international rules-based order, according to senior Pentagon official Ely Ratner. The Chinese Communist Party's military wing, the People's Liberation Army, has drastically increased its attempts to intercept or otherwise interfere with U.S. and allied units in the Indo-Pacific. The incidents have gone beyond unsafe flying and approached outright hostility, with the CCP seeking to politicize virtually everything to proliferate communism. The CCP's campaign of military aggression in the Indo-Pacific may serve another aim of the regime: to clear the path for an invasion of Taiwan.
#health
The Epoch Times: BC to Require Licence for Asbestos Abatement Contractors by 2024
Asbestos abatement contractors in British Columbia must be licensed by Jan. 1, becoming Canada's first jurisdiction to do so. Workers must be trained and certified to remove the cancer-causing material, under changes to the Workers Compensation Act. The registry will be published by year-end.
The Epoch Times: CUHK Creates NonInvasive Way to Treat Gastric Reflux Without Surgery or Drugs
CUHK researchers have developed a noninvasive bioelectronic platform that regulates GERD using electric stimulation, potentially eliminating the need for life-long medication or invasive surgeries. The concept has been tested on pig models proving that the E-Stent can provide continuous electrical stimulation and increase the pressure of the lower esophageal sphincter to prevent gastric acid in a less invasive method. The university medical research team is currently working on new functions for other applications in the gastrointestinal tract.
#education
Breitbart: 'The Next Bud Light:' Gamers Call for Boycott of 'Call of Duty' After Streamer Nickmercs Censored for Saying 'Leave Children Alone'
Gamers boycott Call of Duty as Activision removes Nickmercs for suggesting to keep LGBTQ content and Pride Month promotion out of schools.
Fox News: Indiana ACLU sues over state's ban on 'human sexuality' lessons through 3rd grade
The ACLU of Indiana is suing over a new law banning "human sexuality" instruction to pre-K through third grade, claiming it is unconstitutional.
#crime
The Epoch Times: One Killed, 3 Injured in Wrong-Way Crash in Long Beach
A wrong-way driver in Long Beach crashed his Lexus SUV into oncoming traffic, injuring three people and killing himself. The driver was traveling westbound in the eastbound lanes of Pacific Coast Highway and collided with a Dodge Challenger before hitting a Toyota RAV4 and a Jeep Compass. Police do not believe drugs, alcohol, or speed were factors in the crash.
The Epoch Times: Baltimore Police Release Photos, Offer Reward for Info on Man Assaulting Elderly Pro-Life Activists
Two elderly pro-life demonstrators were assaulted outside a Planned Parenthood clinic in Baltimore. Police have released a image of a white man suspected of the incident where Richard Schafer and Mark Crosby were beaten. Crosby was left with injuries, and the local community has since raised over $55,000 to cover his medical expenses. The attack follows a recent rise in arson, vandalism and violence against pro-life groups in the US.
Breitbart: Mexican Military Arrests Top Cartel Lieutenant Behind Regional Turf War
The Mexican authorities arrested Carlos Miguel "El Abulon" Meraz Mercado, the leader of the Mezcales criminal group and top cartel lieutenant. The Mezcales is a splinter group of the Cartel Jalisco New Generation (CJNG), which has set its operation in Colima and Michoacan. They are currently engaged in a fierce turf war with CJNG, leading to mass killings and disappearances in western Mexico.
Breitbart: Mexico Investigates Soldiers' Alleged Extrajudicial Killing of Cartel Gunmen
Mexican soldiers are being investigated for allegedly killing five cartel gunmen in an extrajudicial shooting in Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas. The incident took place on May 18 and the CCTV footage was leaked to various news outlets. The Cartel Del Noreste of Los Zetas held full control of Nuevo Laredo, responsible for hundreds of graves and forced disappearances. Mexican officials have confirmed that the video does show an extrajudicial killing, and an investigation has been launched by Mexico's Attorney General and the cooperation by military forces to solve the case.
Fox News: Robert Bell, judge who issued rare Michigan death sentence to convicted killer, dead at 79
Longtime federal judge Robert Holmes Bell, known for issuing a rare death sentence in Michigan, has died at age 79. Bell served as a federal judge for 30 years, presiding over many significant cases, but none was bigger than the 2002 trial of Marvin Gabrion, who was convicted of drowning a woman in a remote lake in a national forest in Newaygo County. Gabrion remains on death row 21 years later while lawyers pursue appeals.
#outdoors
Fox News: Pigs run loose on St. Paul-area highway after semitrailer crash
A semitrailer carrying 50 pigs overturned on an Interstate 694 curve on Friday morning, causing major traffic delays in Minnesota. The crash led to pigs running loose on the highway. Ten pigs died, and several of those that escaped were reportedly injured. Authorities are investigating what caused the truck to tip on its side.
Field & Stream: Backcountry Skiers Are Disrupting Endangered Bighorn Sheep, According to a New Study
Backcountry skiers may be disrupting endangered big horn sheep from their winter habitat in California's Sierra Nevada Mountains. A new study conducted by a University of Wyoming graduate student used GPS collars from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife and data from Strava, a fitness app, to compare sheep's habitat use and skiers' activity hotspots. The study found that the bighorns changed their habitat use during ski season to avoid human activity, potentially leading to a lower quality of winter habitat.
#other
Breitbart: Anthony Bass, Blue Jays Pitcher Who Apologized for Posting Target Boycott Video, to Catch First Pitch at Pride Night
Blue Jays pitcher Anthony Bass apologized for sharing a post calling for a boycott of corporations that support the LGBTQ community during Pride Month. Despite his apology, the team chose him to catch the first pitch at the first game of their Pride weekend, which has been seen as humiliating.
The Epoch Times: Film Review: ‘Playing with Fire’
"Playing with Fire" is a documentary about Jeannette Sorrell, founder of the Cleveland-based orchestra "Apollo's Fire," who specializes in early music and period instruments. Sorrell's career is impressive, but the film fails to capture her unique talents as a conductor. The most interesting part of the film is Sorrell's experience being slighted because of her gender.