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America First News
10 Jul 2023
#politics
American Thinker: Hispanic, Black, and Asian-American cops come out en masse to greet Trump at LAX
Leftist critics often claim that crowds at President Trump's rallies are predominantly white. However, the recent turnout in Los Angeles proves otherwise. The diverse crowd, including a significant number of minority law enforcement officers, clearly defies this stereotype.
Fox News: Democrat announces bid to unseat Wisconsin Rep. Derrick Van Orden
Former small business owner and ex-member of the state's economic development board, Democrat Rebecca Cooke, has announced her campaign to challenge Republican Rep. Derrick Van Orden in Wisconsin's third congressional district. Democrats are hoping for a court-ordered redraw of the state's congressional map to make the district more competitive. Cooke, who has been traveling the district since last year, aims to become the first woman to represent the district.
Fox News: Iran claims to have hard drives from recent raid against opposition group compound in Europe
Iran claims to have obtained sensitive electronic data from a raid on an Iranian opposition group in Albania, causing outrage among the exiled group. The Iranian regime confiscated computer devices from the opposition group and is reportedly engaging in data recovery to identify agents and sabotage cells.
American Thinker: A sozzled-looking Joe Biden claims credit for red-state job creation
President Biden claims credit for job creation in Marjorie Taylor Greene's district in Georgia, despite not actually creating the jobs himself. The location choice of the solar manufacturing operation demonstrates the benefits of Republican pro-free market governance. Biden's claims are debunked, and it is clear that these jobs were created due to the conservative policies of the red state.
Fox News: Obama-era emails reveal Hunter's extensive ties to nearly a dozen senior-level Biden admin aides
Nearly a dozen White House and Biden administration officials, including the president's national security adviser and the secretary of state, have extensive ties to Hunter Biden. A Fox News Digital analysis reveals the extent of Hunter's potential reach in the White House, while he is expected to appear in court for alleged tax violations and a gun charge. The analysis includes members of Biden's Cabinet, top aides, and a former Cabinet member.
The Epoch Times: Emergency Petition Filed in Major Biden Admin Social Media Censorship Case
Missouri and Louisiana attorneys general oppose Biden administration's efforts to contact social media firms about online content, including flagging misinformation. The states' attorneys general filed a memorandum of opposition, accusing the government of pressuring social media platforms to censor certain viewpoints. A federal judge ruled that the government must stop contacting social media companies and that some past communications violated the First Amendment.
Red State: The Pulitzer Prize Dis-Honors: CNN on the Ice Cream Beat, Psaki Insults Muslims, and CNN Invents Sailboats
: This week's unworthy Pulitzer recognizes lackluster journalism. MSNBC's Jen Psaki spreads absurd conspiracy theories about Republicans and Muslims. CNN suggests affixing kites to cargo ships to reduce emissions, despite the negligible impact. The New York Times defends government censorship and spreads misinformation about a recent court decision. Mother Jones portrays Ron DeSantis as an alligator, but it might be a fitting image for a politician in the swamp. The Guardian criticizes El Salvador's crime crackdown, ignoring the significant drop in violence. CNN mocks Trump for not knowing what a Blizzard is, while Democrats praise Biden's knowledge. The New York Times celebrates the separation of Bill de Blasio and his wife, hinting at a new Lifestyle section feature.
#society
The Blaze: Whitlock: Critics hate ‘Sound of Freedom’ because it reminds men to eschew cowardice
"Sound of Freedom," the No. 1 movie in America, faces widespread criticism for its white savior narrative and inaccurate portrayal of child trafficking. Critics argue that it deflects attention from real societal issues and promotes dangerous conspiracy theories. The movie challenges societal norms and advocates for biblical masculinity and sacrificing for the greater good. Critics dismiss it as a reflection of toxic masculinity and white supremacy, while defenders see it as a call to courage and faith in God.
Fox News: Man who inspired 'Sound of Freedom' hits back at CNN guest, liberal reporters over 'grotesque' criticism
The film "Sound of Freedom," exposing child trafficking, has faced criticism from leftists in the media, who claim it is tied to QAnon conspiracy theories. Operation Underground Railroad founder Tim Ballard called these criticisms "grotesque" and highlighted that the film is based on a true story of child rescue. The movie aims to spread awareness about the global issue of child trafficking and features big-name actors from Latin-American countries.
The Federalist Papers: Hollywood Stunned as Sound of Freedom Passes $40 Million Mark in First Weekend
"Sound of Freedom" is a powerful film exploring global sex trafficking. It has exceeded box office expectations and received glowing reviews.
Daily Wire: Jim Caviezel Thanks Supporters For ‘Not Letting The Media Silence’ ‘Sound Of Freedom’
Actor Jim Caviezel thanked supporters for their efforts in promoting his new film "Sound of Freedom," which explores the issue of human trafficking. He expressed gratitude for not allowing the media to silence the film's message and emphasized the importance of saving children from this horrific crime. The film, produced by Angel Studios, reached two million tickets sold and resonated with audiences.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Australia to send reconnaissance aircraft to Germany to protect supplies to Ukraine
Australia will send an E-7A Wedgetail aircraft to Germany to monitor aid routes to Ukraine. The aircraft will provide early warning in case of threats and will not enter Ukrainian airspace.
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine regains more territory from Russian forces – Ukraine’s Defence Ministry
Ukraine's Armed Forces have liberated over 168.6 square kilometers of territory from Russian forces in the southern front. They conducted successful operations on both the eastern and southern fronts, improving their tactical situation. Russian forces launched numerous attacks, but Ukrainian troops advanced deeper into the Russian-controlled areas.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Serbian and Montenegrin presidents seek to mend strained relations in historic Balkan alliance
Presidents of Serbia and Montenegro agree to improve political ties and repair strained relations. The two countries were once part of a joint state but grew apart after Montenegro declared independence and recognized Kosovo. They will work to match economic cooperation with political ties.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Recession Is Not Completely Off The Table Despite Healthy Economy: Janet Yellen
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen believes inflation is still too high and a recession is possible. She is hopeful that the country is on the right track to bring down inflation. Meanwhile, President Biden is confident that a recession can be avoided. However, analysis suggests a recession could occur by the end of 2023. The current inflation rate is 4%, higher than the Federal Reserve's target of 2%.
#military
PJ Media: Biden Gave Away Sensitive U.S. Military Info During CNN Interview
Old Joe Biden's recent interview with CNN's Fareed Zakaria revealed sensitive information about the military, potentially making the U.S. more vulnerable to global enemies. Despite the gravity of his words, Biden will face no consequences due to his status in the authoritarian Left's machine.
The New American: Xi Tells China's Military to Get Ready for War - The New American
Col. John Mills and Steve Bannon discuss the China threat, focusing on Xi's speech about military preparedness. They also discuss the Chinese Communist Party's involvement in chemical and biological warfare against the US.
#religion
Newsbusters: 6,000 Congregations Leave United Methodist Church Over LGBTQ Schism
Approximately 6,000 communities in the United Methodist Church are splitting due to LGBTQ disagreements. Some churches embrace non-biblical ideologies, leading true Christians to seek alternative congregations. Many are joining the Global Methodist Church, a conservative organization that upholds traditional biblical principles.
#culture
The Epoch Times: Central Park Loeb Boathouse Reopens With Cafe, Boat Rentals
Central Park's Loeb Boathouse has partially reopened after financial struggles, offering boat rentals and a new cafe menu. The main dining room will reopen later in the summer or fall. The iconic boathouse has been a popular spot since the 1870s and has appeared in movies.
#history
Fox News: Archeologists in Nebraska begin search for lost cemetery at a former Native American school
Archeologists begin digging in Nebraska to find bodies of Native American boarding school children. The Genoa Indian Industrial School cemetery is suspected to be located in a central Nebraska field. The school was part of a system that separated children from their families to assimilate them into white culture.
The New American: A Tribute to William Blackstone on the 300th Anniversary of His Birth - The New American
In honor of the 300th anniversary of William Blackstone's birth, his influential writings and ideas should be celebrated. Blackstone's work, Commentaries on the Laws of England, shaped the understanding of law, liberty, and individual rights for the American colonists. His ideas resonated with the colonists' yearning for freedom from British rule, and his influence can be seen in the Constitution and the establishment of American legal institutions. His contributions to American legal thought and principles cannot be overstated.
#health
The Epoch Times: 5 Genius Ways to Use Food-Grade Diatomaceous Earth
DE (diatomaceous earth) is a sedimentary rock made of fossilized algae. It is used as an insecticide and filter agent, and can be found in household products. It can also be used as deodorant, facial scrub, toothpaste, pest control, and chicken feed.
The New American: Report: Biden Rages at Staffers in Possible Sign of Worsening Dementia - The New American
President Biden, nicknamed "Angry Joe" by Axios, is known to verbally abuse staff with foul language, raising concerns about his worsening dementia. He exhibits aggressive behavior behind closed doors and some aides avoid meeting him alone to shield themselves from his outbursts. Biden's anger and aggression are symptoms of Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia, leading to concerns about his ability to handle the demands of the presidency.
#education
Daily Wire: Wisconsin School District Must Let Trans-Identifying Student Use Girls’ Restroom, Federal Judge Orders
A federal judge orders Wisconsin school district to let male students identifying as female use girls' restrooms & locker rooms
#crime
Fox News: Off-duty Missouri deputy dies when motorcycle is struck by suspected drunk-driver
Off-duty Missouri deputy dies in motorcycle crash with suspected drunk-driver.
#sports
Forbes: NWSL, Therabody Team Up To Reduce Gender Inequality In Women’s Sports
Wellness technology company Therabody partners with the NWSL to improve women's health and wellness in sports. The partnership will allow for research and development of products specific to women's health, as well as provide recovery and wellness products for NWSL players. Therabody aims to collect more data and improve support for female athletes.
Forbes: Ronald Acuña Jr., Shohei Ohtani Top MLB Most-Popular Jersey Sales Halfway Through 2023 Season
Ronald Acuña Jr. of the Atlanta Braves is the top-selling MLB jersey, followed by Shohei Ohtani of the Los Angeles Angels. The Atlanta Braves have the most players in the top 20, while the Houston Astros and Los Angeles Dodgers also have multiple players. Fernando Tatis Jr. of the San Diego Padres is ranked third, but was not selected for the All-Star Game due to a previous PED suspension. The list of top-selling jerseys is the most diverse the league has ever seen, with a significant representation of Black/African-American and Latino players, as well as players from various countries.
Forbes: FC Barcelona Reportedly Name Asking Price For Star Winger After Juventus Interest
FC Barcelona has set their asking price for winger Ez Abde after Juventus expressed interest. Abde's recent success in African football, including helping Morocco win the Africa U-23 Cup of Nations, has attracted attention. Juventus has been told that the price is €15 million ($16.5 million).
#science
American Thinker: It is pure statistical garbage when we are told what the average global temperature is and that it is a heat record
Reports of record high temperatures on Earth are based on flawed calculations using an inadequate number of weather stations. The sample is skewed, with more stations in certain areas and very few covering the oceans. This raises questions about the accuracy of the data and the motivations behind these claims.
#outdoors
Midwest Living: These Midwest Cave Tours Explore Cool Rock Formations and Intriguing History
Caves in the Midwest offer a journey to another world with underground chambers formed millions of years ago. They have served as stops on the Underground Railroad and offer natural beauty and history. The Bear Cave in Michigan offers tours of the 25,000-year-old cave and nearby attractions. Twin Caves in Indiana provides boat tours through the caverns and a chance to experience total darkness. Mark Twain Cave Complex in Missouri offers history tours and an opportunity to see where Mark Twain signed his name. Cave of the Mounds in Wisconsin features colorful crystal formations and glowing rocks. Ohio Caverns in Ohio offers tours of the state's largest stalactite and a chance to explore different rooms. Wind Cave in South Dakota is the world's first national park cave and features beautiful rock formations. Squire Boone Caverns in Indiana offers a tour of the historic cave and above-ground attractions. Fantastic Caverns in Missouri provides hour-long tram tours and protects fragile formations.
All Outdoor: AllOutdoor Review - Magpul Explorer Non-Ballistic Sunglasses
In the late 1980s, Richard Fitzpatrick wanted a better way to draw magazines. In 1997, he created the dual friction band, which became a success. Today, Magpul is a top firearm industry leader, including their Explorer Sunglasses. The sunglasses are reasonably priced, durable, and comfortable. They offer polarized and non-polarized versions. Overall, Magpul hit it out of the park with this eyewear.
#technology
Flag And Cross: Mantle Network Plans $200M Fund To Boost Ethereum Adoption
Mantle Network plans to create a $200 million fund called Mantle EcoFund to support developers and decentralized applications (dApps) adoption. The fund will consist of $100 million from the Mantle Treasury and $100 million from venture partners. An independent committee will oversee the investments, focusing on projects involving the $MNT token.
Spectator USA: Why is Sarah Silverman suing artificial intelligence?
Regulators have made cryptocurrency boring and sensible, but lawsuits have quickly followed in the world of generative AI. Comedian Sarah Silverman and authors Christopher Golden and Richard Kadrey have filed class action copyright lawsuits against OpenAI and Meta, claiming their Large Language Models (LLMs) were trained on stolen material from their books. LLMs process vast amounts of written language, sometimes producing original content or starkly similar summaries of copyrighted books. The lawsuits challenge the legality of LLMs and could impact Western innovation in the AI space.