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America First News
11 Jul 2023
#illegals
Washington Free Beacon: Texas Rolls Out Giant Nets To Stop Migrants Crossing Rio Grande
Texas is installing buoys with netting in the Rio Grande to stop migrants from illegally crossing into the U.S. The barriers will cover 1,000 feet of the river and aim to prevent people from reaching the border.
#politics
The Blaze: Biden family whistleblower on the run after federal indictment unsealed, claims DOJ is 'trying to bury' him
A man who exposed the alleged corrupt dealings of the Biden family with China is now a fugitive, facing his own federal indictment. Gal Luft informed federal agents about Chinese energy company CEFC paying the Bidens for political favors, but his allegations went nowhere. In 2022, Luft was indicted on charges including failing to register as a foreign agent and arms trafficking with China. He fled after being released on bail, believing he would not get a fair trial.
Daily Wire: Death Threats To Moms For Liberty Ramp Up After SPLC Lumped Them With KKK: ‘Taliban In Minivan’
Political attacks and death threats against the parental rights group Moms for Liberty have increased since they were labeled a "hate group" by the SPLC. The group has received threats through voicemails, emails, and online messages, with individuals calling them names and expressing violent intent. The SPLC's designation has given people permission to dehumanize and threaten the members of Moms for Liberty.
The Right Scoop: Black Democrat in Georgia switches parties after being ‘crucified’ and ‘abandoned’ by state Democrats
A black Democrat in Georgia switched parties after being abandoned by state Democrats over her support for school choice and refusal to defend the police. She claims the Democratic Party has used and abused the black community for too long. She will continue to prioritize education and expanding the Republican majority.
Breitbart: Georgia Democrat Switches Parties: Democrats 'Crucified Me' and Abuse the Black Community
Georgia Democrat state representative Mesha Mainor is switching parties from Democrat to Republican after facing criticism for supporting school choice and standing against efforts to defund the police. Mainor believes that the Democrat Party has used and abused the black community for too long. She is making a moral decision rather than a political one and will continue to focus on education and school choice as she joins the Republican Party.
The Federalist Papers: Revealed: Obama-Biden WH Sought to 'Torpedo' Trump Admin During Waning Days in Power
Heavily redacted documents obtained from the NSA reveal the Obama administration's efforts to undermine the incoming Trump administration by smearing them as Russian agents. Obama officials gained access to secret information about Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn, Trump's national security adviser. The unmasking of Flynn came as an opportunity for the Obama administration to join Hillary Clinton's plan of claiming Trump's collusion with Russia.
The Federalist: The Left Is Distorting The Definition Of 'Racism'
The left likes to complicate simple issues and blame others for not understanding. They distort the definition of racism to fit their agenda. The recent Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action actually perpetuates racial tensions.
Daily Wire: Georgia Democrat Lawmaker In Deep Blue District Switches Parties: A ‘Moral’ Choice
Democratic Georgia state lawmaker, Rep. Mesha Mainor, announced her decision to leave the party and become a Republican due to her support for school choice and disappointment with her Democrat colleagues. She criticized the party's treatment of black voters and stated that her decision was moral, not political. Mainor plans to work with the Republican Party to solve issues and expand their support.
Newsbusters: Anti-Free Speech WaPo Cries for More Election Censorship
The Washington Post defends online election interference through government censorship, despite the injunction limiting such collaboration with Big Tech. The Post ignores the censorship that influenced the 2020 election and dismisses conservative concerns. The biased outlet mourns the restrictions on censorship, claiming it hinders efforts to combat election interference.
Daily Wire: Michigan’s Republican Reps Unanimously Line Up Behind Trump
Former President Donald Trump received endorsements from the entire Michigan Republican Congressional delegation, including Representatives Tim Walberg, Bill Huizenga, John Moolenaar, Jack Bergman, Lisa McClain, and John James. They praised Trump's ability to win key battleground states like Michigan and cited his successful presidency in terms of the economy, national security, and support for the middle class. Trump is currently leading the GOP field in the race for the 2024 presidency, with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis as his closest competitor.
Newsbusters: Joy Behar Gets ‘Turned On’ By Angry Joe Biden Screaming at White House Staff
ABC's The View defends President Joe Biden for reportedly yelling and screaming at White House staff. One host admits to being turned on by Biden's anger. Another host argues that Biden has a lot to be angry about. The hashtag for this summary is .
Washington Free Beacon: Top Minnesota Dem Arrested for DWI After Seen Drinking Alone in Liquor Store Parking Lot
Rep. Dan Wolgamott, the number-two Democrat in the Minnesota House, was arrested for drunk driving. He was pulled over after being seen drinking vodka alone in a liquor store parking lot. Wolgamott failed sobriety tests and his blood alcohol level was above the legal limit. Despite his arrest, he has been named Legislator of the Year by the Minnesota Police and Peace Officers Association. Wolgamott has a history of supporting progressive priorities and has been associated with prominent national Democrats.
The Federalist: Goliath 'Smear Machine' SPLC Has Met Its David
Five years ago, D.A. King filed a lawsuit against the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), a prominent and controversial organization known for labeling conservative and Christian groups as "hate groups." King argued that the SPLC had falsely characterized his organization, the Dustin Inman Society (DIS), as an "anti-immigrant hate group." A judge denied the SPLC's attempt to dismiss the case, and King is determined to prove that the SPLC's actions constitute defamation.
The Right Scoop: Joe Biden won’t attend dinner with NATO world leaders and the reason he’s giving is highly dubious…
Joe Biden won't be attending the dinner with NATO leaders. His officials claim he's had four full days of official business and is preparing for a speech tomorrow.
Red State: Biden Physically Moved Into Place by Lithuanian Leader, Makes Eyebrow Raising Comment About Russia
As Joe Biden continues his trip through Europe, he faces moments of confusion and hypocrisy. In Lithuania, President Gitanas Nausėda had to guide and physically move Biden. Biden also made a questionable joke about a national honor. He avoided questions from reporters but may have revealed information about troop placement in Ukraine. Expect damage control from the White House.
Newsbusters: Whistleblowers Reportedly Say FBI Ignored Orders in Free Speech Ruling
Whistleblowers reveal that the FBI is not complying with a free speech ruling by Judge Doughty. FBI agents claim the bureau did not provide guidance or training on the matter. The FBI denies the accusations.
Breitbart: First New Hampshire State Senator Endorses Ron DeSantis
New Hampshire State Sen. Regina Birdsell endorses Ron DeSantis for president, praising him for his pro-growth policies, and championing parental rights. She highlights his devotion to his wife during her battle with breast cancer as a testament to his character. The endorsement comes amid a confusing rollout of New Hampshire endorsements, with some lawmakers clarifying that they are not endorsing DeSantis over Trump.
#society
The Epoch Times: Child Sex Trafficking Is Not a Conspiracy: Former FBI Agent Marc Ruskin
"Sound of Freedom," an independent film by Angel Studios, is making waves at the box office, surpassing even Indiana Jones. However, mainstream news outlets are attacking the movie, labeling it as a "QAnon conspiracy." The film sheds light on the dark reality of global child sex trafficking, and former undercover FBI agent Marc Ruskin provides insights into this disturbing issue.
Forbes: Here’s What We Know About BBC’s Alleged Sexual Abuse Scandal—As Another Accuser Comes Forward
Another person has come forward with accusations of misconduct against an unnamed BBC presenter, prompting further investigation by the broadcaster's corporate investigations unit. The allegations, which include abusive messages sent to someone in their 20s via a dating app, have raised questions about the presenter's conduct. This scandal comes after a tabloid story alleged that the presenter paid a 17-year-old for explicit photos, leading to widespread speculation.
Fox News: San Francisco’s status as a sanctuary city fueling 'real estate boom' in Honduras due to drug dealing: Report
San Francisco's sanctuary city status attracts Honduran drug dealers. These dealers, predominantly from the Siria Valley in Honduras, make six figures by selling drugs, including fentanyl, in the city's open-air markets. The money earned is sent back home, fueling a real estate boom.
Human Events: ‘GOD IS TRANS’: LGBTQ activists jump the shark at London Trans
Pride
During London's Trans+ Pride march, radical protesters shouted "God is trans," and one activist advocated for trans liberation and denounced assimilation. Another protester claimed that throughout history, gender-variant people have been revered and respected. The event also sparked an investigation into Sarah Jane Baker, a trans-identified individual who made threats of extreme violence towards women.
The Blaze: By bashing 'Sound of Freedom,' the media is 'hurting REAL children who want their stories told'
The film "Sound of Freedom" sheds light on global trafficking horrors, but the media smears it as part of a QAnon conspiracy theory. Tim Ballard, anti-sex trafficking advocate and former DHS agent, stands by the film's authenticity and calls out the media for hurting real children.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine to be invited to join NATO when Allies agree, conditions are met – NATO Vilnius Summit Communiqué
NATO declares that Ukraine's future lies within the Alliance, but no timeline or conditions for membership are provided. Russia is held accountable for its illegal aggression against Ukraine. NATO will support Ukraine's reforms and offer expanded political and practical support for its Euro-Atlantic aspirations. China is called upon to condemn Russia's aggression, and Iran is urged to cease military support to Russia.
Breitbart: Majority Hindu Tribe in India’s Manipur Blockades Christian Tribes to Starve Them Out
An ethnic conflict in Manipur, India, between Meitei and Kuki communities has led to blockades on food and medical supplies, starving Kuki Christian tribes. The ruling BJP party, with a Hindu nationalist platform, is accused of favoring the Meitei villagers. The central government is hesitant to intervene due to the volatile history of tribal clashes in Manipur.
The Epoch Times: Rep. Matt Gaetz Backs Democrat-Led Effort to Block Biden Admin Sending Cluster Munitions to Ukraine
A bipartisan effort is forming to block the transfer of cluster munitions to Ukraine by the Biden administration. Democrats and Republicans, including Rep. Matt Gaetz, are voicing concerns about the risks and moral implications of sending these weapons. There are worries that the cluster munitions could harm innocent civilians and cause human rights abuses. Many lawmakers from both parties are opposing the transfer, while some, like Rep. Mike McCaul, support it as a means of assisting Ukraine's self-defense against Russia.
Fox News: German court convicts Syrian IS member of war crimes, participating in foreign terrorist organization
A German court convicted a Syrian man of war crimes, including torturing captives while he was a member of the Islamic State group in Syria. He has been sentenced to 11 years in prison.
#foreignaffairs
Red State: Marjorie Taylor Greene Questions Scientists on COVID Origins, and Their Answers Are Astonishing
Scientists Dr. Kristian Andersen and Dr. Robert Garry defiantly claim that COVID-19 originated naturally and not from the Wuhan Institute of Virology. There is little evidence supporting the natural origin theory, as no animal has been identified as a reservoir for the virus. The lab-leak theory, on the other hand, has more logical explanations and evidence, such as workers at the Wuhan Institute being among the first infected. The continuous support for the natural origin theory seems to be influenced by politics and a desire to protect China.
#economy
National Review: The Corner: Another Court Loss for the FTC on Microsoft-Activision Merger
A federal judge rejected the FTC's lawsuit to block Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard, citing no evidence that the merger would reduce innovation or competition. The decision represents a setback for progressive efforts to remake antitrust law.
Breitbart: Foxconn Pulls out of $19.5 Billion Chip Deal in Setback for Narendra Modi
Foxconn has withdrawn from a $19.5 billion joint semiconductor manufacturing deal with Vedanta in India, causing setbacks for Prime Minister Modi's plan to make India a leading source of computer chips. The collapse of the deal is due to concerns about incentive approval delays by the Indian government and difficulties in finding a mutually agreeable technology partner.
Forbes: Amazon Prime Day May Be Consumers’ Last Hurrah Before The Recession Sets In
Consumers are expected to focus on practical, everyday items during Amazon Prime Day, amid growing concerns about an impending economic recession. A survey revealed that nearly 70% of Americans anticipate a recession within the next six months, and many retailers are already experiencing a consumer pullback. Despite conflicting messages from experts, grassroots consumers are feeling the economic strain, resulting in a decline in discretionary spending and negative financial results for retailers. It is predicted that consumers will prioritize necessities and experiences rather than material purchases as the recession takes hold.
Flag And Cross: Fed To Strengthen Capital Requirements For Big Banks After Recent Failures
Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision Michael Barr announced plans to increase financial cushions for larger banks to strengthen the banking system. The proposed changes would require the largest banks to hold an additional 2 percentage points of capital. This move aims to ensure resilience in the face of potential losses.
#religion
The Babylon Bee: Moses Asks God If He Could Re-Part The Sea Real Quick Because He Dropped His Sunglasses In There
Moses lost his sunglasses in the Red Sea while leading God's people out of Egypt. He hoped to part the waters again to retrieve them but God said no, teaching Moses a lesson in humility.
#culture
The Epoch Times: Musical Review: 'The SpongeBob Musical'
Chicago's "The SpongeBob Musical" is a hilarious and satirical stage adaptation of the animated TV series. The show follows SpongeBob and his friends as they work together to save Bikini Bottom from a volcanic eruption. The production offers laughs, catchy songs, and a clever critique of contemporary society.
Daily Wire: Britney Spears’ Memoir Finally Gets Release Date
Pop singer Britney Spears is set to release her highly-anticipated memoir, "The Woman in Me," on October 24, 2023. The book, which promises to reveal her incredible journey and strength as a performer, is described as a brave and moving story about freedom, fame, motherhood, survival, faith, and hope. Despite facing legal obstacles, Spears is determined to share her story on her own terms.
Forbes: Two New Hotels Serving Excellent Food And Drinks In Mexico City
Mexico City's food and drink scene is gaining international acclaim, with tourists flocking to experience its high-end restaurants and street stalls. Two recent openings worth checking out are Andaz Mexico City, which offers a variety of dining venues, and Hotel San Fernando, a restored Art Deco building with a rooftop terrace and lobby bar. Both places provide a unique and enjoyable drinking and dining experience.
#health
The Epoch Times: Green Party Leader Elizabeth May Hospitalized Due to 'Overwork, Fatigue, and Stress'
Green Party Leader Elizabeth May was hospitalized for overwork, fatigue, and stress from Parliament's spring session. Her husband confirmed her discharge from the hospital and stated that she will continue resting for at least another week. He questioned the expectation for parliamentarians to work long hours and highlighted the strain it puts on their decision-making abilities.
Fox News: US, UK medical giant estimates 11M patients' info stolen in data breach
Medical giant HCA Healthcare reveals that the personal data of around 11 million patients in 20 states may have been stolen in a data breach. The stolen data, which includes addresses, phone numbers, and birth dates, was posted on an online forum by a hacker attempting to sell them. It is unknown if HCA received an extortion demand.
#education
Flag And Cross: 2 Out Of 3 Teachers Miss Their Classroom During The Summer
Two-thirds of K-12 teachers miss their classrooms over the summer. Parents are looking forward to the next school year and worry about affording school supplies, but plan to start back-to-school shopping early. Teachers will spend their own money on supplies. Previous school year was positive with good grades and inspired students. Excitement for the upcoming school year.
#crime
Fox News: Judge orders re-arrest of Aaron Hernandez's brother on brick-throwing charges
Dennis Hernandez, brother of deceased NFL player Aaron Hernandez, failed to appear in court for charges related to a brick-throwing incident at ESPN headquarters. A judge issued an arrest order. Dennis, a former football player, allegedly threw a brick over a fence with a note criticizing media. He was scheduled to plead to a misdemeanor charge but was a no-show.
Fox News: Freshman college student and father killed by drunken driver on the way to orientation
A father and son were killed by a drunken driver when their car was hit by the driver running a red light. The driver is facing her third DUI charge and two counts of homicide.
The Epoch Times: Top Official Calls on Mark Zuckerberg to Stop 'Public Safety Threat' Occurring on Facebook
Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody is demanding an explanation from Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg regarding the high volume of human trafficking happening on Facebook, Instagram, and other platforms. A report revealed that children are being exploited on these platforms. The attorney general cited findings that showed a significant number of reported instances of social media-driven human trafficking occurred on Zuckerberg-run platforms.
Fox News: Mexico drug gang organizes protest, abduction of government officials amid escalating violence
Mexican authorities confirm that a drug gang orchestrated a demonstration that blocked the highway to Acapulco and led to the abduction of government officials. Despite claims of reducing homicides, Mexico's crime problem remains severe. The demonstration aimed to secure the release of two gang leaders.
The Blaze: Horowitz: DeSantis vetoes 2 weak-on-crime bills from GOP-dominated legislature
Republican legislators claim to support law and order, but many are promoting left-wing jailbreak bills that make it harder to deter and incarcerate violent criminals. In Florida, two jailbreak bills were passed unanimously, lowering criminal points and allowing more expungements. Governor Ron DeSantis vetoed both bills, demonstrating his commitment to toughening the criminal justice system and maintaining law and order.
Washington Free Beacon: Trump Requests Delay in Classified Docs Trial
Former president Donald Trump and his aide Walt Nauta want to postpone their criminal trial in a classified documents case, citing Trump's busy campaign schedule for the 2024 election. They believe the current trial schedule is untenable and are requesting a continuance. Trump pleaded not guilty to charges related to unlawfully retaining classified national security documents and obstructing justice. The trial date may be delayed until December 11.
#sports
Fox News: American surfer Mikala Jones, 44, dies in freak accident while surfing in Indonesia
American surfer Mikala Jones tragically died after his femoral artery was severed in a freak surfing accident in Indonesia. Tributes poured in for the popular surfer, known for his awe-inspiring photos and videos from inside waves. He was 44.
Fox News: Riley Gaines calls out Megan Rapinoe for 'virtue signaling' on transgender athletes: 'It's actually exclusive'
Former NCAA swimmer Riley Gaines criticized soccer star Megan Rapinoe for supporting transgender athletes in women's sports, calling it "exclusive" and not inclusive. Gaines argued that Rapinoe's advocacy silences those who disagree with her and prevents a broader debate on the topic. Rapinoe defended her position, saying that questioning transgender participation in sports leads to harm. This controversy highlights the ongoing discussion surrounding transgender rights in sports.
Forbes: FC Barcelona Set To Announce New Signing On Wednesday: Reports
FC Barcelona will announce their latest signing, Vitor Roque, on Wednesday. The Brazilian striker, signed for a total of €61 million ($66 million), is expected to arrive in January 2024. Roque, considered one of Brazil's top prospects, chose Barcelona over European rivals.
The Blaze: Whitlock: Northwestern football whistleblower exposes the dangers of secret-society hazing
In the Northwestern football hazing scandal, a whistleblower exposes a culture of hazing that costs coach Pat Fitzgerald his job. The whistleblower will face backlash and ostracization from his former teammates, but his actions shed light on a dark secret. The university initially tried to protect Fitzgerald, but eventually fired him when confronted with the whistleblower's evidence.
Fox News: Jena Sims, model and Brooks Koepka’s wife, bares her baby bump at SI Swimsuit runway show: ‘It takes courage’
Jena Sims proudly flaunted her growing baby bump at the SI Swimsuit Runway Show. The former Miss Teen USA walked the catwalk during Miami Swim Week, wearing a T-shirt that said, "Currently growing a pair." Sims expressed her gratitude for being able to fulfill her dreams while pregnant. She is one of the Swim Search finalists and was joined by other models, including Nicole Williams English, who also walked the runway while pregnant.
#outdoors
On The Water: Daiwa Showcases New Reel for Deep Drop and Kite Fishing
Daiwa introduces the SEAPOWER 1200, a powerful power-assist reel for deepwater fishing. With a brushed variable speed motor and precision planetary gearing, it is 50% more powerful than previous models. The reel features a center gear with evenly distributed planetary gears for exceptional power and torque. It also includes a dot LCD screen, selectable languages, and a level-wind guide for easy operation.
Field & Stream: Best Prime Day Gerber Knives Deals 2023
During Amazon Prime Day 2023, Gerber knives are on sale, offering discounts of up to $20 off. The deals include pocket knives, folding knives, fixed-blade knives, multi-tools, and other Gerber gear.
On The Water: Improve Your Solo Fish Photography
The author shares his experience as a catch-and-release fisherman and the importance of taking quality fish photos while minimizing handling and time out of the water. He introduces the idea of using a sand spike with a magnetic phone mount to capture photos without touching the fish and reduce the risk of harming it. This method allows for hands-free photography and helps preserve the memories of each fishing trip.
#technology
Flag And Cross: Cramer Calls Tesla Cybertruck A 'Tank' And Favors Ford F-150 Lightning
Jim Cramer dismisses the Tesla Cybertruck as a tank and praises the Ford F-150 Lightning. Cramer's opinion is shared with Elon Musk on Twitter, where Musk defends the Cybertruck. The F-150 Lightning and the Rivian R1T are currently the only EV trucks in the market, while the Cybertruck and Chevrolet Silverado EV will be released in 2024. Cramer compares the Cybertruck to a tank from World War II, while Musk remains confident in its production later this year.
#other
Forbes: Supreme Court Justices Have Ethically Dubious Ties To Colleges, Report Suggests
Supreme Court justices crossed ethical boundaries by attending university events that encouraged donations and boosted their book sales. They also took teaching excursions to various locations, earning outside income over the capped limit. The Supreme Court claims to ask organizers to confirm non-fundraising events and insists that book purchases are not required.
Flag And Cross: Rising Sea Surface Temperatures Off Florida Coast Raise Concerns For Residents And Storm Intensity
The marine heat wave off the coast of Florida is causing water temperatures to rise to dangerous levels, reaching as high as 96.3 degrees Fahrenheit. This could have detrimental effects on the local ecosystem and increase the risk of explosive storms this hurricane season.
Breitbart: Post-Tucker Blues: Fox News Stock Downgraded as Viewership Nosedives
Fox Corporation stock has been downgraded by Wells Fargo due to declining viewership, particularly after Tucker Carlson left the network. Fox News' earnings are mainly driven by the news outlet, which is facing challenges in terms of viewership and market share. The departure of Carlson contributed to a significant drop in viewership, and Fox News' share of conservative viewers has also declined. Critics have pointed out that the network's content has become less engaging and unable to keep up with competitors.
Fox News: New York City Mayor Eric Adams says it's 'anti-American' not to allow 84,000 migrants to legally work
New York City Mayor Eric Adams argues that it is "anti-American" to deny jobs to migrants in the U.S. He claims that the city is at full capacity and needs help from the national and state governments to handle the influx of migrants. Adams calls for expedited work authorization for asylum seekers.
PJ Media: Watchdog: Massachusetts Health Department Covertly Installed COVID Spyware on Phones
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health allegedly worked with Google to covertly track the movements of Android phone users without their knowledge or permission, violating their constitutional rights. The National Civil Liberties Alliance has filed a lawsuit on behalf of the plaintiffs, claiming violations of the Fourth and Fifth Amendment rights as well as state constitutional rights. Android users were unaware of the tracking app and if they found and deleted it, the health department would reinstall it. This covert surveillance raises concerns about government intrusion and privacy rights. liberties