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America First News
11 Jul 2023
#illegals
The Blaze: This is what Texas is doing to stop Biden’s border chaos
The Biden administration's handling of illegal immigration at the southern border is questionable, with Texas now left to defend its border alone. Governor Greg Abbott has deployed a barrier of buoys in the Rio Grande, but some doubt its effectiveness. Along with the border crisis, the increasing national debt and the focus on climate change and white supremacy are putting America in danger.
#politics
The New American: Antifa & Biden Admin Terrorize Concerned IL Dad, Lawmakers Push Back - The New American
Terry Newsome, an activist dad defending children from indoctrination, has been targeted by radical leftists and put on the "terror watch list." He is fighting back with help from members of Congress. Newsome recently met with lawmakers at the U.S. Capitol and has already been dropped from the list, but the fight continues.
Fox News: Supreme Court defends Justice Sotomayor against report claiming staffers 'prodded' colleges to buy her books
The Supreme Court has defended Justice Sonia Sotomayor against claims that staffers helped promote and sell her books. The report suggested ethical concerns, but the Supreme Court stated that there was nothing illicit going on.
National Review: Wealthy Candidates Should Fund Their Own Campaigns
Rich politicians like Donald Trump, Doug Burgum, and Vivek Ramaswamy are using various methods to beg for money from the less fortunate. These tactics include buying donors and using multi-level marketing schemes. However, the belief that self-funding campaigns is distasteful is flawed. Voters should appreciate candidates who have enough confidence to invest their own money in their campaigns. The amount of money spent on politics is relatively small compared to other expenses, and most people prioritize their families, charities, and personal interests over political donations. Therefore, politicians begging for money may not be worth supporting.
Breitbart: GOP's NIkki Haley Nets $7.3 Million in Second Fundraising Quarter
Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley's campaign raised $7.3 million in the second fundraising quarter, with a super PAC aligned to her raising an additional $18.7 million. Haley's campaign committee received $5.3 million, including a transfer from a joint-fundraising committee. Combined with another Haley-aligned committee, she has raised $15.6 million since her launch. She has nearly $9.3 million in cash on hand.
Haley's communications director expressed gratitude for the support and emphasized that voters want a president who can confront China, oppose socialism, and promote a strong America. A super PAC affiliated with Haley reported commanding $18.7 million in the second quarter, with $17 million in cash-on-hand. The support received is seen as vital to winning key states. Haley has already exceeded the number of individual donors required to qualify for the third debate stage.
The Epoch Times: ANALYSIS: Could Liberal States Obstruct Implementing Affirmative Action Decision? History Suggests So
The Supreme Court ruled that affirmative action is unconstitutional, but liberal states and institutions may try to find ways around the decision to maintain racial diversity in college admissions. Some experts predict that universities may use race-neutral methods or preferences based on zip codes to achieve diversity. State officials in California and Illinois have already expressed their commitment to promoting minority students in higher education. Critics argue that the ruling is ambiguous and may not effectively prevent universities from considering race in admissions.
The Federalist Papers: 2024 GOP Candidate Accused of Turning Campaign Into Pyramid Scheme, But Some People Think It's Genius
Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy is launching the Vivek Kitchen Cabinet, allowing anyone to fundraise for his campaign and earn a 10% commission. He aims to break up the small group of political fundraisers who make significant amounts of money from elections. The announcement received mixed reactions on Twitter, with some praising the idea while others called it a pyramid scheme.
Newsbusters: Election Interference! Twitter Files Pull Back Curtain on Big Tech-Gov’t Censorship Campaign
The Twitter Files expose a conspiracy involving the government, FBI, and Big Tech to censor free speech and influence elections. The evidence shows collusion between Twitter employees and government agencies to silence political opposition and promote a false Russian influence narrative.
Newsbusters: Steele: Scott Not Smearing America As Racist To Win 'White Male Vote'
Former RNC chairman Michael Steele accuses GOP Presidential candidate Sen. Tim Scott of playing to the "white male vote" by not affirming that America is a racist country. Steele argues that Scott cannot deny his own experiences with racism while refusing to acknowledge systemic racism. He suggests that Scott should find a way to authentically address both perspectives without playing to a specific demographic.
Fox News: Belarusian artist who dumped manure outside Lukashenko's office dies in prison, according to his wife
Belarusian artist Ales Pushkin, known for his political activism against President Lukashenko, has died in prison under unclear circumstances. Pushkin, who previously dumped manure outside the presidential office, was serving a five-year sentence. Belarus has faced widespread protests and repression following Lukashenko's disputed re-election in 2020.
#society
The New American: Biological Male Is New 'Miss Netherlands' - The New American
In a controversial move, a biological male named Rikkie Valerie Kolle won the Miss Universe Netherlands pageant, leaving some to question if he only won because he is transgender. Kolle has completed "gender reassignment" surgery and is the second biological male to compete in the Miss Universe pageant. Some believe that Kolle's victory was based on his transgender status rather than his beauty or talent. Critics argue that allowing transgender individuals to compete in women's pageants erases the experiences and opportunities for biological women.
Breitbart: Watch: Beach Boys Singer Mike Love Mocks His Potential Cancellation over 'Gender-Specific' Songs Like 'Surfer Girl'
Mike Love, from The Beach Boys, jokes about cancel culture and fears backlash from the FBI and Budweiser due to a gender-specific song. He appreciates Donald Trump as a friend but doesn't agree with everything politically. Some band members agreed to play at a trophy-hunting convention, causing a member boycott.
Daily Wire: Top 7 Daily Wire Deals You Need To Have — Available For A Few Days Only
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The Epoch Times: IN-DEPTH: Summer Camps for Children Identifying as Transgender Open Across US
Summer camps across America are now being created specifically for children who identify as transgender or nonbinary. These camps do not separate children by gender, allowing them to choose their sleeping arrangements based on their gender identity. Some psychologists argue that this can perpetuate gender dysphoria among children who may otherwise grow out of it. Critics are concerned about the potential risks and challenges of mixing genders at summer camps, including the potential for underage sexual activity and discomfort for some campers. The American Camp Association supports the emergence of these camps, while others argue that removing sex-based boundaries is unsafe and threatens child safety.
Fox News: White House calls for more research into ‘zombie drug,’ stops short of reclassifying it
The White House is taking action to counter the growing popularity of the "zombie drug" xylazine laced with fentanyl. While no official regulatory change has been made, federal agencies will explore ways to limit the supply and assess regulatory options. The drug, primarily used for animals, has devastating consequences when combined with fentanyl, leading to an increase in overdoses and deaths.
The Epoch Times: State of Emergency Declared in Quebec Town Due to Flood Risk, More Towns Evacuating
A state of emergency has been declared in a town near Quebec City due to rising water levels caused by heavy rain. Over 200 homes have been evacuated in Ste-Brigitte-de-Laval and there are warnings of possible flooding in low-lying areas. The city of Sherbrooke has also ordered evacuations and the number of affected residences may increase.
Fox News: Japan’s top court rules government can’t impose restrictions on transgender worker’s use of restrooms
Japan's Supreme Court ruled that restrictions on a transgender employee's restroom use were illegal, a victory for LGBTQ+ rights in a country without legal protections. The court deemed the restrictions imposed by the Economy and Trade Ministry as "extremely inappropriate" and an "abuse of power." Activists urge the government to enact an anti-discrimination law.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Draft NATO summit declaration attaches conditions to Ukraine’s invitation to Alliance – media (UPDATED)
The draft declaration at the NATO summit affirms that Ukraine's future is in NATO, but no timetable for accession is given. Reforms in democracy and interoperability with NATO are still necessary for Ukraine's membership. Ukraine's President Zelenskyy criticizes the lack of a timeframe and vague conditions for inviting Ukraine, stating that it gives Russia the motivation to continue its aggression. The final communique simplifies Ukraine's path to NATO by removing the need for a Membership Action Plan but states that an invitation will not be extended at this summit.
Euromaidan Press: Russo-Ukrainian War. Day 503: Ukraine’s NATO push
Moscow authorities threaten construction firms with contract withdrawal if they don't provide 'volunteers' for Ukraine. Russian invasion of Ukraine continues, with civilian casualties and ongoing attacks. Moscow's tactics aim to minimize impact on Muscovites while supporting the war effort.
Fox News: Wagner mercenaries to train Belarusian military, Lukashenko says
Wagner Group mercenaries will train Belarusian military in weaponry and tactics, according to President Lukashenko. This comes after the group's failed mutiny against the Russian government last month.
Euromaidan Press: Ukrainian pilots’ F-16 training to start in August, officials say – Reuters
A coalition of 11 countries will train Ukrainian pilots to fly F-16 fighter jets starting in August. Training will be conducted in Denmark, with a training center established in Romania. The US has signaled that it will supply Ukraine with F-16s on the condition that they are not used against Russia.
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: WATCH: Anti-Semitic Dictator Wishes Biden 'Best of Luck' in 2024
Anti-Semitic Turkish dictator Recep Tayyip Erdoğan wishes Joe Biden luck in 2024 election. Biden embraces Erdoğan despite criticism.
Fox News: Newt Gingrich goes off on Janet Yellen's bow to Chinese official: 'They're just utterly incompetent'
Former Republican House Speaker Newt Gingrich criticizes Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen for bowing to a Chinese official, stating that it sends a powerful message of inferiority. He believes that the Biden administration is incompetent in understanding the real world and warns against trusting the Chinese.
Fox News: Biden's 'grandfatherly appeal' and 'warmth' may help him at NATO summit: Report
Experts praise President Biden's "grandfatherly appeal" and foreign policy experience, highlighting his support for Ukraine's President Zelenskyy. They believe Biden's age brings warmth and wisdom to world leaders. Despite skepticism about his ability to serve another term, some diplomats are impressed with how he manages being 80-years-old.
Flag And Cross: French Supermarket Giant Carrefour Denies Report, Says Will Operate In Settlements
French supermarket Carrefour denies reports of not opening stores in Judea and Samaria due to pressure from BDS. The company states that the decision to open branches will be based on business plans, not political considerations. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu celebrates the news as "gigantic" and expects prices to drop.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Not Just Bud Light: Anheuser-Busch's Other Beers Are Also Suffering
Sales of Budweiser and Bud Light, owned by Anheuser-Busch, continue to decline following a backlash against a Bud Light can featuring transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney's face. Sales of Michelob Ultra and Busch Light are also taking a hit. Modelo Especial, owned by Constellation Brands, has become the top-selling beer brand in the United States, with a significant increase in sales. Bud Light still holds the number one spot but faces challenges in reclaiming consumer loyalty. The boycott against Bud Light and Budweiser shows no signs of abating, leading to long-lasting losses for the brands.
Flag And Cross: Larry Summers Sees Need For More Tightening Despite Soft June Jobs Data
Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers believes that the Federal Reserve should continue to tighten rates, despite the softer-than-expected June non-farm payrolls data. Summers argues that the rate of job creation is not consistent with bringing inflation down to its target level, and that indicators of forward inflation are well above target. He warns that the Fed has consistently underestimated inflation and will need to raise interest rates further, potentially causing a downturn in the economy.
#culture
Breitbart: Most Major Film Critics Boycotting 'Sound of Freedom' Despite Massive Box Office Success: No Reviews from New York Times, Los Angeles Times
Major film critics are boycotting the anti-child-trafficking drama "Sound of Freedom" starring Jim Caviezel. Only a few outlets, including Variety and Rolling Stone, have reviewed the movie. The film has surpassed Disney's "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" at the box office, but it remains unclear if critics were given the opportunity to screen the movie before its release.
The New American: The General Store That Cultivated a Community One Friday at a Time - The New American
Every Friday night, the closed Phipps General Store in Ashe County opens its doors for musicians and music lovers to gather and play old-time music and bluegrass. It's a way for the community to bond and keep the tradition alive.
#history
Fox News: New artifact discoveries suggest 3,000-year-old Cyprus city was key trading hub
New discoveries at an ancient port city in Cyprus reveal its importance as a trading post in the late Bronze Age. The city, now known as Hala Sultan Tekke, flourished because of its trade in copper and was a hub for cultural exchange. The excavations have uncovered various artifacts, including gold ornaments, Mycenaean pottery, and imported luxury items from Egypt, Sardinia, and other regions. The findings suggest that the late Bronze Age was an international period in the Mediterranean. The city’s downfall may have been caused by nomadic sea peoples, climate change, and possibly epidemic diseases.
#health
Flag And Cross: How Babies In The Womb Could Control Their Mom's Metabolism
Babies in the womb use a gene inherited from their father to manipulate their mother's metabolism and extract as many nutrients as possible during pregnancy. This "remote control" system is operated by "greedy" and "selfish" genes controlled by the father, which promote fetal growth. The mother's genes, on the other hand, limit fetal growth to ensure her own survival and the possibility of future pregnancies. The placenta plays a crucial role in communicating between the baby and the mother, releasing hormones to accommodate the baby's growth.
The Epoch Times: Periodontal Disease Doesn’t Start in the Mouth
Periodontal disease can originate from unhealthy changes in the gut and spread throughout the body. Dentists have the opportunity to identify and treat gum disease, but often neglect addressing gut health and nutrition. Improving the diet and repairing the gut can prevent and reduce the severity of periodontal disease.
#education
The Blaze: Ohio school district spent $24,000 training teachers to hide students' gender identity from parents and avoid using terms 'boys and girls'
Columbus City Schools in Ohio spent $24,000 on consultants who taught teachers to hide students' gender identity from parents.
#crime
Daily Wire: Elizabeth Holmes Expected To Be Released From Prison 2 Years Early
Fraudster Elizabeth Holmes had two years shaved off her 11-year sentence for defrauding investors of Theranos, her failed blood-testing startup. She is currently in prison in Texas and is expected to be released on December 29, 2032, including time off for good behavior. Holmes's attorneys claim she has limited financial resources and struggles to pay her legal bills.
Fox News: Kentucky Republican gubernatorial nominee Daniel Cameron releases new public safety plan
Republican gubernatorial nominee Daniel Cameron proposes a public safety plan that includes recruitment and retention bonuses for police, tougher penalties for drug traffickers, and pursuing the death penalty for those convicted of killing police officers. He aims to make Kentucky the best place to be a police officer. Cameron also advocates for blocking civilian review boards from obtaining subpoena power.
Democratic Governor Andy Beshear highlights his crime-fighting record and promises increased funding for police training and body armor if reelected. Cameron responds with a detailed plan to combat crime and support law enforcement, including recruitment bonuses and filing murder charges against drug dealers. He also calls for a statewide wiretapping law and changes to the state parole board.
Fox News: Georgia teen boy charged with making terroristic threats after allegedly shooting 10 cars with pellet gun
A 16-year-old boy is charged as a juvenile after shooting at least 10 vehicles with a pellet gun, injuring one woman. He faces one count each of aggravated assault and terroristic threats and acts. .
Fox News: Central Illinois man accused of killing grandmother with hammer found not guilty by reason of insanity
29-year-old Cody A. Krause found not guilty by reason of insanity in the 2022 killing of his grandmother. He will receive treatment in a mental health facility.
#outdoors
The Epoch Times: Tourists Are Told to Stay Away From an Erupting Volcano in Iceland Because of Poisonous Gases
Authorities in Iceland have warned tourists and spectators to stay away from a newly erupting volcano near Reykjavik. The eruption, which began on Monday, is spewing lava and noxious gases from a fissure in the southwest of the country. The Icelandic Meteorological Office has advised against entering the area due to high gas pollution.
#technology
Fox News: Elon Musk quiz! How well do you know the billionaire business magnate?
Elon Musk, billionaire businessman, is the man behind SpaceX, Tesla, and other ventures. Test your knowledge of Musk in this quiz! Where was he born? Did he create Twitter? When did he start SpaceX? Play the quiz to find out!
Forbes: DC Debuts New Digital Manga Reader
DC Comics' digital reading platform, DC Universe Infinite, is upgrading with a new reader specifically designed for Japanese-formatted manga comics. The new reader orders panels and pages from right to left, providing an authentic experience for manga fans. This move by DC Comics suggests a potential expansion into manga in the American market.
Field & Stream: Types of Handguns: A Complete Guide
Handguns come in two types: revolvers and pistols. Revolvers have a rotating cylinder with multiple chambers for cartridges, while pistols use semi-automatic mechanisms to cycle rounds from a magazine into the chamber. Both types have their own advantages and details to consider when choosing which one is best for you.
#other
The Epoch Times: Thinking Smartly About Climate Change
Global warming is a serious problem, but the conversation around it is exaggerated. While there is scientific dispute over the extent of manmade global warming, it is real. However, claims of imminent destruction and an end-of-the-world scenario are not supported by the data. Climate change policies have costs, and we must consider both the costs of climate change and the costs of the policies we enact. Smart ways to tackle climate change include investing in innovation and developing affordable and dependable green energy.
The Blaze: Jonah Hill CANCELED by FEMINIST ex? Leaked texts!
Jonah Hill's ex-girlfriend accuses him of emotional abuse, but some argue it's just a clash of boundaries.
Daily Wire: French Winery Lawyers Mock Brad Pitt’s Involvement: ‘Deals In Illusions, Not Dirt And Grapes’
Lawyers for Angelina Jolie's company mock Brad Pitt's involvement in French wine business, demanding $350 million. They claim he is an actor, not a winemaker, and spent money on vanity projects. Jolie's lawyers accuse Pitt of looting and stripping the business.
Forbes: Berlin’s Terri Nunn On The Synthpop Band’s Career And Summer Tour With Culture Club And Howard Jones
Berlin, Culture Club, and Howard Jones are going on a summer concert tour, bringing back the hits from the 1980s. Berlin singer Terri Nunn is excited for the tour and plans to deliver a visually stunning performance. The band's debut album, "Pleasure Victim," was released despite major record labels rejecting them for their electronic sound. With controversial songs like "Sex," Berlin faced both criticism and success. The band achieved their biggest hit with "Take My Breath Away" from the Top Gun soundtrack. Nunn is grateful to still be performing with her original bandmates and looks forward to future projects.
Fox News: 8 Iranian firefighters injured in oil refinery fire
Fire at oil refinery in southern Iran injures eight firefighters. Cause of fire unknown. Concern it may spread to more tanks.