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America First News
9 Jun 2023
#illegals
Breitbart: Brawl in Japanese Parliament as Left-Wingers Use Violence to Block Immigration Bill
Left-wing lawmakers in Japan's Diet used physical violence in an attempt to block an immigration bill aimed at faster deportation of foreign nationals illegally staying in Japan. The bill passed the upper house despite the chaos caused by the violent protests. The Japanese government has claimed that a growing number of people are abusing the current process to remain in the country indefinitely, long after their appeals for refugee status have been rejected, leading to swifter deportations as an alternative to lengthy detentions in holding facilities while endless applications and appeals are processed.
#politics
Fox News: Texas court tosses billionaire's defamation suit against Beto O'Rourke
Billionaire's defamation lawsuit against Beto O'Rourke dismissed by Texas appeals court. Democrat made critical remarks about $1 million campaign contribution to Republican Gov. Greg Abbott from Kelcy Warren, chairman of pipeline company Energy Transfer. Reasonable person would view O'Rourke's statements as "rhetorical hyperbole."
The Epoch Times: ‘Almost Everything You Stated There Was Factually Incorrect’: Witness to Rep. Raskin at House Election Integrity Hearing
Rep. Jamie Raskin accused of distorting facts during hearing on election integrity in Washington.
Flag And Cross: ‘Greater Idaho’ Movement Gains Another County - If the Current Map Doesn’t Scare Oregon Libs, Nothing Will
Crook County, Oregon, will participate in advisory balloting next May as part of the Greater Idaho movement, whose website claims the current Oregon-Idaho line is outdated. Voters in 13 counties within Oregon have voted on becoming part of Idaho, and supporters cite reasons such as a lack of rural representation, high taxes, and mismanagement of forests. Any change to the state line would require approval from both Oregon and Idaho's legislature, as well as Congress. (, )
Red State: Watch: Near-Disaster Unfolds During Joe Biden's Trip to NC, Even Jill Looked Tense
Joe Biden's recent public appearances have revealed concerning signs of confusion and forgetfulness. During a military event at Fort Liberty, First Lady Jill Biden had to search for the President, who was not at his designated spot, causing a sense of tension. During other events, he was seen mumbling incomprehensibly, misidentifying people and objects, and appearing lost and unsteady. These worrisome symptoms suggest that he may be struggling with significant cognitive decline, raising doubts about his ability to continue in office.
Breitbart: Poll: Trump and DeSantis Neck-and-Neck in Utah
Former President Donald Trump and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis are in a tight race for Utah's Republican primary according to a poll conducted by Deseret News/ Hinckley Institute of Politics. Trump has 27% support while DeSantis comes a point behind with 26% support. Other candidates like former Rep. Liz Cheney, former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, and former Vice President Mike Pence received 5% support each. Utah Republican voters remain undecided at 21%.
The Epoch Times: NTD Evening News (June 9): Trump Indictment Unsealed: Former President Charged With Making False Statements, Concealing Documents
Donald Trump and aide Waltine Nauta have been indicted for false statements, concealing documents, and obstructing justice. Republicans defend Trump and believe the charges will help him qualify for the 2024 presidential race.
The Epoch Times: Republicans Unveil Major Tax Cut Proposal
House Republicans have introduced three bills aimed at reducing taxes and creating jobs. The trio of bills includes the "Tax Cuts for Working Families Act," "Small Business Jobs Act," and the "Build It in America Act," all of which focus on providing relief to American households against inflation, bolstering small businesses and bringing back critical supply chains, as well as creating job opportunities. However, the Democrats have already expressed their opposition to the proposed tax cut, which will only worsen the deficit.
The proposal has yet to be assessed for its estimated budgetary impact, but Republicans have constructed a tax package that is likely to "blow a massive hole in the deficit." However, if the Republican bills do not become law, they will establish bipartisan negotiations on a possible year-end tax deal, which is something Democrats want too. The three bills are designed to build on the Trump-era tax cuts, with some of the tax cuts set to expire in 2025.
Daily Wire: Special Counsel Jack Smith Is Trying Trump’s Document Case In Florida. Here’s Why.
Former President Donald Trump has been indicted on 37 charges of allegedly classified documents in the Southern District of Florida, becoming the first former president to face a federal indictment. The former president's defense attorney, Gustavo Lage, says that special counsel Jack Smith indicted Trump in Florida to avoid the appearance of bias and “forum shopping.” Many Republicans accuse Smith of politically targeting Trump, but Trump may have received a favorable break as the judge in his case is Aileen Cannon, whom Trump appointed to the bench in 2020. Todd Blanche, a former federal prosecutor in New York, has been selected to lead Trump's defense.
Foreign Policy: China Wants to Set Up a Spying Post in Cuba
China may be collaborating with Cuba to build an electronic eavesdropping facility that could enable Beijing to spy on the US. The Wall Street Journal reports that the proposed Cuban base could monitor a range of communications from roughly 100 miles off Florida's coastline. Sources familiar with the project believe that China has paid the Cuban government several billion dollars to fund its construction. Cuban and Chinese officials denied reports over the proposed spy base, but several media outlets have since backed up the Journal's reports which prompted the top Democrat and Republican on the US Senate Intelligence Committee to issue a joint statement calling Biden administration to prevent any national security threats.
Donald Trump has been indicted on 38 counts over more than 100 classified documents found in Trump's custody after he left the office. If found guilty, he will be the first former US president to be charged with federal criminal charges. Trump is accused of withholding national defense information, concealing the possession of classified intelligence and making false statements. He has denied the allegations and will appear in a Miami court on Tuesday. The indictment comes as the Ukrainian counteroffensive is apparently underway following an invasion of Russia’s occupying forces in southeast Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia city.
Fox News: Trump indictment ridiculed by ex-Reagan DOJ official, citing prosecutor's McDonnell, Edwards case failures
Former Chief of Staff in Ronald Reagan's Justice Department, Mark Levin, suggests that the Special Counsel Jack Smith's indictment of former President Donald Trump, although 37 counts long, is lacking key parts that are usually included in such indictments that involve classified information mishandling. The indictment does not include evidence that suggests that Trump destroyed or substantively mishandled classified information. Levin argues that Special Counsel Jack Smith over-prosecutes certain types of cases. For example, he points out that the DOJ under Smith's tenure convicted then-Virginia Republican Gov. Bob McDonnell of honest services fraud and illegally accepting gifts before a higher bench stepped in.
Levin asserts that Smith's indictment lacks the strength it needs to damage the then-defendant's career because Smith must have been "desperate" to find proof that Trump actually intended to destroy classified documents. Hillary Clinton destroyed 30,000 sensitive or classified documents and remained unindicted, despite possessing a private server in her home. Levin seems to believe that indicting Trump instead of Hillary Clinton will damage the Republic in the long run. An incumbent president has successfully succeeded in punishing his successor and chief rival.
The Federalist Papers: Mark Levin Goes Ballistic Over Latest Trump Indictment, Calls it an Insurrection
Conservative commentator Mark Levin has expressed deep concern over the indictment of former President Donald Trump, which he sees as an attack on both Trump and the Republican Party. He argues that the charges of conspiracy to obstruct justice are evidence of a coordinated effort by the White House and the Democratic Party to dismantle their political opponents. Levin accuses the government of interference in the democratic process and characterizes the ongoing proceedings against Trump as a war against the Republican Party. The indictment of Trump has sparked outrage among conservatives, who fear that this could set a dangerous precedent and further polarize the nation.
Daily Wire: 5 Of The Most Shocking Allegations And Details In The Federal Indictment Against Trump
Former President Donald Trump has been charged with 37 felony counts, according to an unsealed indictment by federal prosecutors. The charges include possession of classified documents, obstruction of justice, and falsifying business records. Trump faces trials in both Florida and New York, and he is also the focus of a federal criminal investigation. The former president is due to appear in court on Tuesday.
#society
The Blaze: California law would punish parents who don't affirm gender choice of their children
An amendment to California's child custody law could lead to the punishment of parents who don't affirm their child's gender choice. The change to the proposed law would make the child’s gender identity part of their welfare and health. Opponents criticize the amendment for reducing children's welfare to gender identity and potentially disregarding a family's religious beliefs.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Sen. Marco Rubio: Shein 'Uses Fabric Linked to Uyghur Slave Labor'
Sen. Rubio urges fellow lawmakers to hold Chinese online retailer Shein accountable for stealing intellectual property, exploiting U.S. trade law, and using fabric linked to Uyghur slave labor. Shein accounts for around half of fast fashion sales in America, but most of its packages evade customs inspections because of their low value. Shein is accused of shipping products made with Uyghur cotton and other apparel to American consumers.
#economy
Fox News: Mexico to require employer-provided internet, ergonomic chairs for remote workers
Mexico's Labor Department issued new rules requiring employers to subsidize expenses unique to remote work and provide a "right to disconnect" for constantly-reachable employees. The rules apply to employees spending 40% or more of their work hours at home.
Skilled Survival: Survival Gold & SHTF Silver - Get Some Before The Crash
Investing in survival gold and SHTF silver is a good way to protect wealth in times of crisis, as they have always held value throughout history. Gold and silver are rare and durable metals, used for jewelry, tool making, spacecraft plating, and as a hedge against inflation. However, the legality of owning precious metals can vary, and in times of crisis, their value may be dubious. Gold and silver should be viewed as a means of diversifying an investment portfolio, but trading with them should be done with caution, as in a lawless world, they can be more of a liability than an asset.
The Epoch Times: How Major US Stock Indexes Fared June 9
Wall Street stocks climbed slightly, with the S&P 500 having its fourth consecutive week of gains, rising 0.1%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average and the Nasdaq composite also increased. Tesla was the star of the market, surging 4.1% with the announcement that General Motors electric vehicles will have access to much of its charging network next year. Market-moving events next week include the Federal Reserve's meeting on interest rates and inflation updates.
The Epoch Times: Closing Prices for Crude Oil, Gold, and Other Commodities (June 9)
Oil prices and energy futures fell on Friday with U.S. crude oil benchmark for July delivery dropping to $70.17 a barrel while Brent crude for August delivery fell to $74.79 a barrel. Gold prices for August delivery also fell to $1,977.20 an ounce.
Red State: Biden Admin Finally Includes US Largest EV Manufacturer in Policy; Elon Musk's Tesla Influence Grows
Federal subsidies will be available for electric vehicle charging stations that use Tesla's standard plugs, as long as they also incorporate the U.S. connection standard, called CCS. However, it's unclear whether Tesla will provide the adapter to satisfy the requirements. This development has disrupted the EV charging industry and raised concerns for struggling charging startups.
The Epoch Times: Stock Market Today: Wall Street Drifts Higher, Marking 4th Winning Week for S&P 500
Wall Street had a lackluster week and stocks only inched higher. Tesla was the market leader, while energy stocks fell. Next week the US government is due to release the latest monthly updates on inflation at the consumer and wholesale levels and the Federal Reserve will announce its latest move on interest rates. While hopes are high that the economy can avoid a recession, these could possibly be dashed by high interest rates, which are already causing stress to the economy. Amanda Agati, chief investment officer of PNC Asset Management Group, believes that a recession is coming, and while it will be modest, she is concerned that the stock market is overpriced and inflation is too high .
#religion
Red State: WATCH: Women’s College World Series Champion Oklahoma Softball Players Discuss Faith, Joy vs. Happiness
Oklahoma’s College World Series softball champions spoke publicly about their shared faith in the run up to winning a third consecutive national title. The interview clip quickly went viral, highlighting a national backlash against divisive political, religious and social agendas. The players spoke about the joy that faith brought rather than contentment based on external circumstances, and how it kept them motivated regardless of game outcomes or political climates.
#culture
Forbes: Stray Kids Join BTS And Blackpink With Another Hit Single
K-pop group Stray Kids debuts their song "S-Class" on the U.K. songs chart at No. 100, marking their second appearance. They are now only the third South Korean group to land multiple placements on the chart, following BTS and Blackpink. While the track may not have climbed very high on the 100-spot tally, the fact that it has secured a place on the chart is historic for Stray Kids.
BTS holds the record for the most appearances on the U.K. singles chart with 22 different tracks, while Blackpink has 10 placements. Stray Kids were on par with other Korean groups with one hit each on the U.K. songs chart. This success can change rapidly as they continue to produce new music and captivate audiences across the world.
#health
The Epoch Times: Ex-Tustin Doctor Sentenced to Prison for Illegally Prescribing Drugs
Former physician Dzung Anh Pham has been sentenced to 151 months in jail and fined $35,000 for illegally prescribing over 120,000 opioid pills over six years at Irvine Village Urgent Care without legitimate purpose in exchange for cash and insurance payments. Pham pleaded guilty to a federal charge of conspiracy to distribute controlled substances and was immediately remanded into custody by the US Attorney's office. Co-defendant Jennifer Nguyen, 52, of Irvine, pleaded guilty to the conspiracy charge, and in March, she was sentenced to 33 months in jail and ordered to pay a fine of $10,000. Five of Pham's clients died of overdoses.
#crime
PJ Media: Chicago's Massive Catalytic Converter Theft Problem
Chicago has a major issue with organized theft gangs stealing catalytic converters, which are rich in precious metals like platinum, palladium, and rhodium. These thefts cost individuals millions of dollars annually to replace, yet they go largely unreported due to difficulty prosecuting. The stolen converters are sold to metal refineries, ultimately driving up the prices of consumer goods and causing significant financial burden.
The Epoch Times: Counterfeit Luxury Watches Seized at LAX in Shipments From China
Counterfeit luxury watches worth $1.3M seized at LAX after being imported from China. They were mislabelled under different names to evade detection by CBP officials. Buying fake watches is illegal and consumers risk exposing themselves to internet security risks. Consumers should know that counterfeit watches are made with cheap metals and lack the quality craftsmanship of the real ones.
Fox News: Michigan State to spend $300K on mass shooting memorial
Michigan State University will use $300,000 in donations to create a permanent memorial to honor students who were killed or wounded in a mass shooting in February. The university announced that the memorial will be planned through a “meaningful, respectful and collaborative process” after disclosing what it will do with $2m donated to the Spartan Strong Fund. MSU also announced that $1m will support people directly affected by the shooting, which killed three people and injured five. The remaining money will be used to pay for mental health care services, healing and resiliency programmes.
#sports
Newsbusters: My Plan for the Transgenders
Transgender athletes want to compete with girls without being bullied, with the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) speaking out against anti-trans Republican policy. However, there could be a simple solution to the issue, as when women first began competing in sports, there were some who wanted to compete against male athletes. Ultimately though, most female athletes settled for competing against other women in a separate category to men and those who wished to compete in between genders could create their own new category. Transgender activists’ resistance to such an idea makes it possible that the real issue is a desire for controversy and attention.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Best Outdoor Rocking Chairs of 2023
Best outdoor rocking chairs for various materials, including Polywood, all-weather wicker, metal, and budget-friendly options. Chairs were chosen based on functionality, durability, and affordability, with materials like HDPE plastic resin, eucalyptus hardwood, and alloy steel. Other factors to consider when choosing an outdoor rocking chair include intended use, materials, ease of assembly, durability, and portability.
#other
Daily Wire: Vegas Family Claims Craft Crashed In Backyard, 9-Foot Aliens Emerged
A UFO fell out of the sky in Las Vegas and a family claimed to see 9-foot-tall "non-human" beings emerge from it in their backyard. The 911 dispatcher remained calm as the family called in the report. Police were dispatched to investigate, but found no evidence of the aliens, leading the department to close the case.
Breitbart: Thousands Evacuated in Tianjin, China, After Fissures Open near High-Rise Buildings
Tianjin, China evacuated nearly 4,000 residents due to ground cracks near three high-rise apartment buildings. Officials said drilling for geothermal wells near the city could have exacerbated the problem. The evacuated apartments each housed 25 stories and are well below current height limits imposed in 2022. Damage to exteriors of nearby buildings was also reported; stricter rules and policies for building safety have been enforced in China recently.
Fox News: MT gas plant to resume construction after judge reverses climate-based permit suspension
NorthWestern Energy will continue construction on a Montana gas plant along the Yellowstone River despite concerns over emissions, after a state judge reinstated the project's permit. The plant had been halted due to insufficient consideration of its climate-changing emissions. The plant will produce up to 175 megawatts of electricity and is expected to start serving customers in 2022. Many utilities have replaced coal plants with natural gas due to concerns about emissions. Critics of the plant say that hazardous air pollution from the plant will be located too close to a populated area, and a legal challenge is still pending.