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America First News
10 Jul 2023
#politics
Forbes: Is This Material?
The "Materiality" bill gives companies the power to decide what information is material, raising questions about who determines materiality and how it is defined. The bill proposes that the SEC should only require disclosure if the company deems it important to voting or investment decisions. This raises concerns about the SEC's mission to protect investors and whether materiality should be based on voluntary adoption by companies.
American Thinker: RFK, Jr. scheduled for a live interview on FOX News tonight
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., a leading Democrat challenger to President Biden, will appear on a live interview with Jesse Watters on FOX News. Kennedy's positions on various issues, including affirmative action, student debt, and Covid-19, have intrigued voters outside of the Democrat-Progressive base. His advocacy for unifying the country and his support from former President Trump have gained attention.
Breitbart: Democrat Mayor in Damage Control After Text About Ineffectiveness of Gun Laws
St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones's private text messages reveal her doubts about the effectiveness of gun control, contradicting her public pro-gun control stance. She acknowledged that strict gun laws in Chicago did not deter gun violence. This contrasted with her previous statements blaming lax gun laws for the proliferation of firearms on the streets. The text messages also suggest that investing in people may be a better solution.
Fox News: 'The View' host on Biden refusing to acknowledge 7th grandchild: 'If it was Trump, we would talk about it'
Co-hosts on "The View" dismissed concerns over President Biden's refusal to acknowledge his seventh grandchild. Alyssa Farah Griffin noted they would talk about it if it were Donald Trump's grandchild. The hosts criticized Maureen Dowd for writing about it, calling it a private matter.
National Review: Gavin Newsom Watches Fox News ‘Every Night’ But Urges Dems Not to Appear On the Network
California governor Gavin Newsom admitted in an interview that he watches Fox News every night, despite his staff's attempts to intervene. Newsom believes that right-wing news outlets like Fox, Newsmax, and One America News contribute to the mental-health crisis in the state and put Democrats on the defensive. However, he appeared on Fox News in June, discussing topics such as California's homelessness crisis, taxes, and immigration. Despite rumors, Newsom denies being interested in entering the Democratic race.
The Right Scoop: The View’s Ana Navarro has completely lost it [VIDEO]
![The View’s Ana Navarro has completely lost it [VIDEO]](https://therightscoop.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/ananavarro-620x300.jpg)
Ana Navarro, token Republican on The View, behaves like a leftist, clueless about Ron DeSantis.
PJ Media: Biden and Other Obama Officials Sought to ‘Torpedo’ Incoming Trump Admin, Docs Show
Heavily redacted documents reveal a coordinated effort by the Obama administration to sabotage the incoming presidency of Donald Trump. Obama officials gained access to secret information about Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn, Trump's national security adviser pick. The "unmasking" of Flynn led to his resignation, and several top Obama officials who requested the information are now in high-ranking positions in the Biden administration.
Forbes: George Santos Compares Himself To Rosa Parks
Beleaguered New York Rep. George Santos (R) refuses to step down amid calls to resign over controversial statements and campaign finance violations. Santos compared himself to Rosa Parks, stating he won't "sit in the back" as lawmakers criticize him. Santos faces criminal charges, including falsifying financial statements.
Breitbart: Nolte: Pathetic Media Attacks on ‘Sound of Freedom’ Driven By Bigotry and Fear
The corporate media is bitter and terrified of the box office success of the movie Sound of Freedom. They are spreading smears and attacking the film for its connections to Q Anon and Operation Rescue. However, these attacks are driven by bigotry and fear, as the success of Christian and traditional content threatens the left's grip on culture. Additionally, the film's message of protecting children goes against the left's support for exposing them to deviant sexual practices. It is clear that these attacks are meant to discourage people from seeing a movie that raises awareness about sex trafficking.
American Thinker: Trump and the first GOP debate
A Trump supporter suggests that Trump should treat the debate like an episode of the Apprentice, with the participants as job applicants for Vice President. Trump would dominate the screen, silently nodding or shaking his head in response to the others. This could potentially attract more viewers than the actual debate.
National Review: The Left’s Attacks on the Court’s ‘Legitimacy’ Have Stopped Making Sense
The recent Supreme Court decisions have sparked debates about the Court's legitimacy and biased nature. Critics argue that the Court's failure to defer to public opinion has led to its ideological corruption and loss of credibility. However, a ruling that bans colleges from considering race in admissions, which is supported by the majority of Americans, challenges this narrative. The attacks on the Court's legitimacy appear to be driven by a desire for the Court to align with the ideology of the left rather than a consistent concern for its credibility.
Fox News: US attorney handling Hunter Biden probe tells Graham he has not requested special counsel status
Federal prosecutor in Delaware denies requesting special counsel status for the Hunter Biden investigation, emphasizing his authority to file charges outside of Delaware. This contradicts claims made by IRS whistleblower Gary Shapley. The investigation into allegations of special treatment from the Justice Department during the 2020 election continues.
#society
National Review: The Corner: Axios Explains That Joe Biden Screaming at His Staff Is a Sign of Respect
President Biden is known for unleashing profanity-laced tirades against his staff behind closed doors, contradicting his public image. Aides claim that being yelled at by the president is seen as a sign of respect. In a different context, sudden outbursts of anger in aging adults can be a symptom of cognitive decline or dementia.
The Federalist Papers: Judge Halts Alteration of Sex Identifiers on Driver's Licenses in Kansas Amid Lawsuit
Kansas judge halts sex identifier changes on driver's licenses for transgender individuals, pending lawsuit by attorney general.
Human Events: Trans-identified male wins Miss Netherlands pageant, will go on
to compete in Miss Universe
A trans-identified male, Rikkie Valerie Kolle, has become the first to win Miss Netherlands and will compete for Miss Universe. Kolle's victory has sparked both support and criticism on social media. The Miss Universe competition will have 24 countries participating.
Fox News: 'Jeopardy!' host Mayim Bialik admits she feels 'useless, irrelevant, and worthless'
Game show host Mayim Bialik confesses to feeling useless and worthless while receiving online criticism. Despite having a platform, she acknowledges the human struggle of self-doubt. Bialik's hosting has faced backlash, but the show stands by her as a choice.
The Federalist: Indiana Festival Hosts Drag Show Even After Sponsors Drop Out
The Three Rivers Festival in Fort Wayne, Indiana, is hosting a drag performance despite opposition. The inclusion of the drag show has led to sponsors pulling funding from the festival. Supporters argue for inclusivity, while critics believe it normalizes deviancy.
Townhall: Elder Abuse
Joe Biden is a victim of elder abuse, as are many other older Americans. They are taken advantage of by those around them, from caregivers to neighbors. The problem of elder abuse is widespread and needs to be addressed to protect the dignity and belongings of America's elders.
#foreignaffairs
Red State: WATCH: King Charles III Has to Lead Befuddled Joe Biden Around in Trainwreck Visit to UK
President Joe Biden meets with King Charles III and Britain's Prime Minister Rishi Sunak ahead of the NATO Summit in Lithuania to discuss Ukraine and "eco-activism." Questions arise about Biden's age and fitness as he is seen being led around by King Charles. Biden appears unwell and struggles to keep up during various encounters.
#economy
Fox News: Federal debt explodes by $1 trillion in five weeks since deal suspending limit became law
US national debt has increased by $1 trillion in five weeks since President Biden signed a bill suspending the debt ceiling until 2025. The debt had been stuck at the same level because the government couldn't borrow more money, but when the debt ceiling deal was signed, borrowing jumped by over $350 billion in a day.
The national debt has risen by $4.7 trillion since Biden took office, and annual budget shortfalls of at least $1 trillion are expected. Biden claims to have cut the deficit by $1.7 trillion, but this is mostly due to the end of COVID-related spending and increased tax revenue. Federal spending remains high, projected to exceed $7 trillion by 2025 and $8 trillion by 2028, with borrowing nearing $2 trillion per year.
#culture
Daily Wire: Robert Downey Jr: ‘Entire Planet Should Be A Matriarchy’ Because ‘Men Start Wars’
Robert Downey Jr., in an interview about his role in the movie "Oppenheimer," expressed his belief that the world should be a matriarchy. He discussed the context of the Manhattan Project and the need for films to provoke dialogue and reflection. Downey Jr. also mentioned his pickiness in choosing his first post-Marvel role and his enjoyment of playing a supporting role for once.
#health
Daily Wire: Jamie Foxx Seen Over The Weekend For First Time Since Health Emergency Scare
Jamie Foxx, after experiencing a medical complication, made his first public appearances over the weekend. He was seen at a Topgolf range in Naperville and later on a boat in Chicago. The actor's health has been a concern since the incident.
#crime
The New American: NYC Democrats Calling Out DA Bragg Over His Non-enforcement of Laws - The New American
New York City Democrats are starting to criticize District Attorney Alvin Bragg's non-enforcement of laws after a serial shoplifter was killed by a store employee in self-defense. Bragg's policies prioritize not prosecuting minor offenses and reducing pretrial detention, but this has led to an increase in theft and a lack of consequences for criminals.
The Blaze: Larry Nassar, a predator convicted of molesting young gymnasts for decades, stabbed multiple times by fellow prisoner
Predatory felon Larry Nassar, convicted of sexually abusing over 150 women and girl gymnasts, was stabbed multiple times by a fellow inmate at a Florida prison. He is in stable condition.
American Thinker: Just another sunny summer day in the ‘hood in Chicago
Chicago gangbangers' poor marksmanship has been cited as a reason for saving lives. Data shows their shooting accuracy is low but recent video footage demonstrates the lack of training in action.
The Epoch Times: Former US Army Financial Counselor Charged With Defrauding Gold Star Families
A former Army officer, Caz Craffy, was charged with defrauding Gold Star families by losing $3.4 million of their investments while collecting $1.4 million in commissions. Craffy allegedly tricked family members into handing over military benefits and made unauthorized trades, resulting in losses. He faces charges from the SEC as well. The Army was unaware of his civilian business.
#sports
Fox News: US beats Canada in penalties to advance to Gold Cup semifinal
In a CONCACAF Gold Cup match, the United States defeated Canada in a penalty shootout, with goalkeeper Matt Turner making two crucial saves. The U.S. advances to the semifinals against Panama.
Fox News: Red Wings acquire Alex DeBrincat from Senators in exchange for two players and draft picks
The Detroit Red Wings have acquired Alex DeBrincat from the Ottawa Senators in exchange for two players and draft picks. DeBrincat, a Michigan native and two-time 41-goal scorer, has signed a four-year extension with the Red Wings. The Senators received forward Dominik Kubalik, defensive prospect Donovan Sebrango, and draft picks in return.
Fox News: US' Trinity Rodman scores two second-half goals in win over Wales in final tune-up before Women's World Cup
U.S. soccer players Megan Rapinoe and Trinity Rodman celebrated together before the Women's World Cup. Rodman scored two goals in a victory against Wales and showcased the young talent on the team. Despite some injuries, the coach is confident the team will shine.
Fox News: William Byron wins rain-shortened NASCAR race in Atlanta for series-leading fourth victory of the season
William Byron defied the odds after a spin knocked him back a lap, emerging victorious in the rain-shortened NASCAR race at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Byron's win was his fourth of the season and second at Atlanta. The race was called due to severe weather after 130 laps.
#science
The Blaze: Alien technology from 'interstellar meteor' allegedly discovered by Harvard researchers, traveled faster than 95% of all stars
A Harvard research team finds fragments of an interstellar meteor in Papua New Guinea waters that may be alien technology. The meteor traveled faster than most objects in our solar system.
#technology
Breitbart: 'Zuck Is a Cuck:' Elon Musk Challenges Mark Zuckerberg to a 'Dick Measuring Contest' as Slapfight over 'Threads' Rages On
Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg are in a heated feud over the launch of Threads, a Twitter clone by Zuckerberg's Facebook (now Meta). Musk accused Zuckerberg of copying Twitter's functionality and challenged him to a "dick measuring contest." The rivalry has escalated with threats of lawsuits and promises of physical combat.
Flag And Cross: Musk-Zuckerberg Feud Escalates With Bizarre Challenges
Tesla CEO Elon Musk and Meta Platform Inc's founder Mark Zuckerberg engaged in a bizarre and long-standing rivalry. Musk accused Meta of unlawfully misappropriating Twitter's trade secrets and other intellectual property after Meta launched an app called Threads. The feud escalated when Musk called Zuckerberg a "cuck" on Twitter, and Musk proposed a "di** measuring contest." The ongoing rivalry between the tech titans could have implications for their businesses and reputations, with some speculating that their stocks may be affected.
#other
Fox News: Bradley Cooper wants to 'unburden' daughter Lea from his 'bulls---'
Bradley Cooper opens up about his role as a father to six-year-old daughter Lea and his commitment to being transparent and unburdening her. He also discusses his journey to sobriety and how it has had a positive impact on his acting career. Cooper's experiences are shared during an episode of "Running Wild with Bear Grylls: The Challenge."
The Epoch Times: Repair a Windowpane
Repairing a broken window is essential to keep bugs and intruders out. A handyman charges $126, but you can save 76% by doing it yourself for just $30. Be sure to wear protective gear and follow the steps carefully.
PJ Media: WEF Lauds Polluting China as ‘Global Leader’ in ‘Green’ Energy
The World Economic Forum (WEF) praises China's progress in renewable energy despite increasing pollution levels. The WEF's admiration for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and their authoritarian policies is becoming more evident. However, China's dedication to green efforts is questionable as it is increasing coal mining and disregarding proper disposal methods. The notion of renewable energy as a solution to climate change is also criticized.
Breitbart: Nolte: ‘Sound of Freedom’ Tops $40M and 'Indy 5' Per Screen Average
Sound of Freedom, a film about child sex trafficking, has grossed over $40 million at the box office, surpassing Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny in per-screen average. Despite playing in fewer theaters, Sound of Freedom is proving to be more successful and profitable. Unlike Disney's emasculated Indiana Jones, Sound of Freedom appeals to its target audience by addressing an important issue without preaching.
The Epoch Times: Defence Companies Are Being Denied Banking Services, Minister Says
UK banks are denying services to defence companies due to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors, raising concerns over the impact of ESG rules on the defence industry. Defence industry associations have reported that their members have been denied bank accounts and financial services. The defence minister has launched an investigation into the issue, emphasizing the importance of a strong defence industry for national security.
National Review: The Corner: Miss Patriarchy
Feminists argue that female beauty pageants support patriarchal standards by objectifying women. This claim is reinforced when a 22-year-old man, identifying as a woman, is crowned Miss Netherlands and has the chance to compete for Miss Universe.