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America First News
11 Jul 2023
#politics
Fox News: Michael Burham manhunt: Timeline that led to rooftop escape from Pennsylvania jail
Over 150 law enforcement officers are searching for escaped murder suspect Michael Burham, who is wanted for multiple crimes across several states. Burham is the prime suspect in a shooting death and is believed to be receiving assistance while on the run. Police found campsites and other evidence indicating his presence as the manhunt continues.
Breitbart: EU Tsar Tells Social Media to Remove Calls for 'Revolt' or Face Ban
European Commissioner Thierry Breton announced new censorship measures that will require social media sites to remove "calls for revolt" and content depicting riots or face bans. The Digital Services Act, which will be implemented on August 25th, aims to crack down on hate speech and misinformation. Platforms that fail to comply could receive fines of up to six percent of their global revenue and potential bans from the EU. While the EU demands social media companies enforce these measures, French President Emmanuel Macron suggested imposing blackouts on social networks during riots, sparking criticism from major parties.
Newsbusters: CNN Struggles To Explain Biden's 'Irish Temper' Amid 'Compassionate, Generous Side'
CNN's image of President Biden is questioned as reports emerge of his profanity-laced temper tantrums. Former and current staff confirm his irritable and humiliating behavior, contradicting his public persona of respect and dignity. However, some argue that Biden's ability to maintain loyal staff suggests a compassionate and generous side.
National Review: The Missing Originalism in the Court’s Racial-Preferences Opinions
In the Supreme Court case Students for Fair Admissions Inc. v. President & Fellows of Harvard College, the Constitution and the history of the 14th Amendment were largely ignored in favor of prior precedents. The case involved two different legal regimes, with the University of North Carolina bound by the 14th Amendment and Harvard not. However, both were required to follow Title VI, which has traditionally been interpreted as having the same standard as the equal-protection clause. The Court's treatment of the 14th Amendment has departed from its original meaning, leaving a need for analytical clarity and fidelity.
PJ Media: If It's Tuesday, We Must Be Stuck With Biden Forever (Unless We Aren't)
: There is speculation about a secret plot to remove President Biden from the ticket, with debates about his mental state and potential replacement. The idea of replacing Biden is complicated due to the presence of Vice President Harris and the difficulty of removing a sitting president. There are theories that Gavin Newsom could be a potential replacement.
#society
Breitbart: Nigel Farage Warns Debanking Will Lead to Cashless Society 'Tyranny'
Brexit leader Nigel Farage warns that the move to debank people in Britain may be part of a larger effort to establish a cashless society. Farage cites instances of prominent figures in British politics, including himself, having trouble opening bank accounts, and claims that many cash businesses have lost their accounts due to suspicion of money laundering. He expresses concern that the implementation of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) could lead to further control of people's money and result in a form of tyranny.
GB News launches a petition against the cashless society, advocating for the protection of cash as legal tender until at least 2050. The news network argues that a transition to digital payments leaves vulnerable people behind and emphasizes that over five million adults in Britain still rely on cash for their daily transactions. Rishi Sunak, the Prime Minister, has been actively promoting the introduction of a digital pound, which some fear could give the government significant control over citizens' spending.
Breitbart: Surgeon Admits Performing Transsexual Surgeries on Young Children
A pro-transgender surgeon is performing irreversible sex surgeries on pre-pubescent children, with little ability to consent. Consent and cooperation from these children is challenging, and there is little knowledge about the long-term outcomes of these surgeries. The admissions have sparked criticism and opposition against the transgender agenda.
#war
Euromaidan Press: France begins delivery of “significant number” of SCALP missiles to Ukraine – AFP
France has started delivering SCALP cruise missiles to Ukraine, which will be used by non-Western warplanes within Ukraine's borders. These missiles have an operational range of 250 km and have been used by the Ukrainian Air Force to target Russian military facilities. France considers this a response to Russia's use of missiles with a longer range.
Euromaidan Press: Russian Army’s Lieutenant General Tsokov killed in missile strike – media
A high-ranking Russian military general, Lt-Gen Oleg Tsokov, was killed in Ukraine during a strike on a Russian headquarters in Berdiansk. This comes as explosions rocked the occupied city, destroying the Duna Hotel and causing numerous injuries. Tsokov's death has been confirmed by Russian milblogger Voenny Osvedomitel, but official sources have yet to confirm.
Spectator USA: NATO shouldn’t block Ukrainian membership
President Biden urges caution in NATO's decision on Ukraine's membership, citing the need for Ukraine to meet certain qualifications, including democratization. However, this hesitation is misguided, as the summit in Lithuania provides an opportunity to rectify past mistakes and address the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Daily Wire: U.S. Destroys Last Chemical Weapon, Pentagon Says
The last of the U.S. chemical weapons stockpile was destroyed, ending a decades-long process. They were first used during World War I and caused horrifying deaths. The destruction raises questions about the compliance of China and Russia.
The Federalist Papers: Biden Touches Down for NATO Summit, Hits Tarmac with Worrying Move
President Joe Biden's arrival in Lithuania for a NATO summit highlights the importance of projecting strength amidst the war in Ukraine. However, his apparent confusion and lack of confidence in navigating the situation raises concerns about his ability to lead the alliance. The stakes are high as NATO's ability to deter potential adversaries and maintain unity is being closely scrutinized.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Cotton: Biden Ignored Warnings on Munitions Issues for Months, Now They're Saying We're Low
Senator Tom Cotton criticized the Biden administration for failing to ramp up weapons production for Ukraine, citing the woeful state of the defense industrial base. He called for multi-year contracts and increased production rates to meet demand from other countries. Cotton emphasized the urgency of the situation, particularly in deterring war over Taiwan.
Breitbart: NATO Expansion: Turkey Backs Sweden's Membership Bid
Turkey's President Erdoğan has backed Sweden's bid for NATO membership in exchange for Sweden's support for Turkey's bid to join the EU. The deal was announced during trilateral meetings with Swedish Prime Minister Kristersson and NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg. The acceptance of Sweden's bid, which Hungary will not block, will make it the 31st member of NATO. Turkey previously opposed Sweden's membership due to their stance on the Kurdish Workers' Party and the burning of the Qur'an. Sweden also agreed to support Turkey's EU membership bid. This could have significant implications for EU membership, migration, and social issues within the EU.
#economy
Fox News: 100 energy, farm industry groups line up against Biden's gas vehicle crackdown
Over 100 energy and farm trade groups, led by the American Petroleum Institute, have sent a letter to President Biden opposing the Environmental Protection Agency's proposed tailpipe emissions regulations. They argued that the rules hinder consumer choice and prevent the identification of the most efficient and cost-effective ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The groups called for a broader range of GHG reduction options and emphasized the importance of crop improvement, biofuel support, and manufacturing efficiency. They also expressed concerns about dependence on foreign adversaries and volatile global supply chains associated with electric vehicle proliferation.
Flag And Cross: Tesla's Potential Platform Fees In Autonomous Ride-Hailing Could Surpass Expectations
Ark Investment Management has suggested that Tesla's platform fees for autonomous ride-hailing could be as high as 80-90% of gross revenues, higher than previous estimates of 60%. This is due to factors such as improved safety and operational efficiencies in autonomous vehicles. However, Tesla may need to offer incentives to attract vehicle owners to join their network, and additional costs like congestion taxes could impact profitability in the long run.
Field & Stream: Best Prime Day Grill Deals 2023
Amazon Prime Day 2023 has great deals on grills, including gas, pellet, charcoal, and portable camping grills. Some brands include Traeger, Pit Boss, and Weber. ,
#history
Fox News: Alabama opens new museum to tell the history of the last ship to transport slaves to the US
A museum dedicated to the Clotilda, the last ship to transport enslaved Africans to the American South, opened in Mobile, Alabama. The museum tells the story of the ship, its survivors, and the founding of the Africatown community. The Clotilda illegally brought 110 captive people from Benin to Alabama before being burned and sunk in the Mobile River.
The Blaze: Kentucky man finds a fortune in Civil War-era gold coins beneath his corn field: 'Unf***ing real'
A Kentucky farmer unearthed over 700 gold coins from the Civil War era in his cornfield. The treasure, known as "the Great Kentucky Hoard," includes rare coins and is expected to be auctioned off.
#health
Forbes: Cities As Innovation Hubs Of Longevity Societies
The UK National Innovation Center on Ageing hosted the first-ever City of Longevity Conference in Newcastle, UK. The conference focused on empowering cities to become proactive healthy aging hubs in preparation for the increasing number of people over 60. The goal is to shift from care-focused systems to longevity-ready cities. The conference discussed the importance of cities in addressing the demographic shift towards an aging population and the need for collaborative, data-driven approaches to promote healthy aging.
#education
American Thinker: DIE training is modern Maoism
China's Cultural Revolution used struggle sessions to brainwash citizens, Today, Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity (DIE) training mirrors this tactic, leading to division. Challenging the ideology and exposing contradictions can help counter the brainwashing.
#crime
Fox News: Ex-MA prison guard sentenced to year in prison for causing serious head injuries to handcuffed inmate
A prison guard from Connecticut has been sentenced to a year in prison for causing severe head injuries to an inmate with mental disorders. The guard struck the inmate with a protective shield, leading to lacerations and stitches on his head and lip.
Fox News: Minnesota husband charged with murder after wife is found dead along a road
A husband is arrested for the murder of his wife in Minnesota. Angela McClelland's body was found near a road in late June. Tony McClelland is charged with second-degree murder and criminal vehicular homicide.
#sports
Forbes: It’s Official: Busch Light Moves To Nascar’s Ross Chastain, Trackhouse
Anheuser-Busch announced that starting in 2024, they will sponsor Ross Chastain through its Busch Light brand in NASCAR. Chastain, who has climbed through the ranks of the Truck and Xfinity series, is excited to represent the legacy brand and continue his racing career with their support.
#outdoors
Outdoor Life: Prime Day 2023: Maven Binoculars and CS.1 Spotting Scope
Maven, known for their affordable prices, offers great binoculars and spotting scopes. The Maven C4 56mm ED 18x56 is now under $500, while the Maven CS.1 15-45X65mm, an Editor's Choice award winner, is now $600. The Maven C1 10X42 is also on sale, now under $350.
#technology
Forbes: Here's How Much Tech Stocks Could Surge Amid 'AI Revolution’—But Some Warn 'Euphoria' Is Unsustainable
Wedbush predicts that the tech sector will surge another 12% to 15% by year's end, driven by the "AI revolution" and higher earnings expectations. However, other analysts express concerns about the sector's soaring valuations and believe that tech stocks are stretched thin. The tech giants like Microsoft and Nvidia are expected to lead the rally.
#other
Daily Wire: 1 Dead, Dozens Rescued After Torrential Flooding Shuts Down Northeast
Flooding in the Northeast caused by heavy rain has led to the death of one person and the rescue of dozens. New York and Vermont experienced severe flash floods, with some areas receiving 7-8 inches of rain in just a few hours. Governor Kathy Hochul blamed the storms on climate change and declared it to be the "new normal." President Biden approved an emergency declaration for the affected areas, authorizing federal assistance. Vermont Governor Phil Scott urged residents to stay vigilant as the threat of flooding remained. Aerial footage of Montpelier showed the city streets submerged in water, and officials stated that this flood was one of the worst in almost a century. Rescues were carried out, including the use of swift boats and helicopters.
Flag And Cross: Barcelona's La Rambla: A Pedestrian Paradise With Hidden Gems
La Rambla in Barcelona is a bustling pedestrian street filled with food, entertainment, and vintage stores. Though popular with tourists, the best and cheaper options can be found away from the entrance. Safety precautions should be taken due to scammers and pickpocketers in busier areas.