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America First News
11 Jul 2023
#politics
The Epoch Times: FBI Charges Think Tank Director, Who Claimed to Be Tipster in Hunter Biden Case, as Chinese Agent, Arms Trafficker
Gal Luft, a dual U.S.-Israeli citizen and think tank co-director, has been charged with arms trafficking, making false statements, and violating Iranian sanctions. He is accused of conspiring with others to act in China's interest and illegally selling arms. Luft is also known for being a potential witness in investigations into Hunter Biden's financial dealings.
The Federalist: Clarence Thomas Shocker: He Helps Poor Kids Go To College
Clarence Thomas, a Supreme Court Justice, is smeared by The New York Times for being a member of the Horatio Alger Association, a philanthropic organization that provides college scholarships. The article attempts to depict the association as a conservative cabal with corrupt intentions. However, it fails to provide any evidence of wrongdoing on the part of Thomas or any other members. The true objective seems to be undermining trust in the Supreme Court.
The Epoch Times: Actor Hill Harper Announces Candidacy for Michigan Senate Seat
Actor Hill Harper announced his intention to run for the United States Senate in Michigan as a Democrat, focusing on social justice, economic dignity, and grassroots donations. Harper aims to address broken healthcare, democracy, and climate change while advocating for small businesses and workers' rights. His entry into the race adds to a crowded primary field that includes Rep. Elissa Slotkin, who is considered a frontrunner. Slotkin's Senate run is considered likely to win but may complicate Democrat efforts to retake the House in 2024.
#society
The Epoch Times: Australia to Launch New Self-Exclusion Register to Curb Gambling Harm
The Australian government will launch a national self-exclusion register called BetStop to help individuals with gambling addictions. Australians can voluntarily exclude themselves from all licensed online betting companies for a minimum of three months to a lifetime. The government will also require online gambling companies to verify customers' identities and promote BetStop.
The Federalist: No, Jonah Hill Isn't The One Who Looks Superbad
Perceptions of actor Jonah Hill's relationship with his ex-girlfriend Sarah Brady are being challenged. While some accuse Hill of emotional abuse for setting boundaries, others argue that he prioritized open communication and respect in their partnership. The debate highlights the importance of establishing healthy boundaries in relationships.
Boundaries and expectations in relationships are a two-way street. Jonah Hill's text messages to his ex-girlfriend, in which he expressed his boundaries, sparked controversy. However, this case raises questions about the need for open communication and mutual trust in romantic partnerships. Setting boundaries is essential for maintaining healthy relationships.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: US Calls for Dialogue After North Korea Threatens to Shoot Down Spy Plane
The United States urges North Korea to engage in dialogue after North Korea threatens to shoot down a U.S. reconnaissance plane for allegedly intruding its airspace. The U.S. is willing to dialogue without preconditions and calls on China to play a role in de-escalation. North Korea accuses the U.S. of provocative espionage and warns of consequences, while the U.S. dismisses the claim and operates in accordance with international law. North Korea also criticizes the U.S. for deploying a nuclear submarine near the Korean Peninsula, calling it nuclear blackmail. The U.S. recently sent the USS Michigan to South Korea in response to North Korea's missile tests.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Staff at Lodge for LNG Workers Approve Strike, Potentially Disrupting Kitimat Project
Workers at a lodge in Kitimat, B.C. have voted in favor of strike action, potentially disrupting construction of LNG Canada's gas facility. The lodge accommodates up to 5,000 camp workers and is the only facility large enough in the area. The 450 workers who voted for the strike are the lowest compensated employees and did not receive a wage increase received by others on the project.
Forbes: Amazon Prime Day 2023 Best Deals On Electronics, Gaming, TVs And Much More
Amazon Prime Day, the biggest summer sale, is coming up on July 11th and 12th. Other retailers like Best Buy, Walmart, Target, Macy's, and Wayfair will also have sales during this time. The best deals are on consumer tech gadgets, home supplies, and apparel.
#technology
Forbes: Meta Says It Plans To Add Labels For State-Run Media Outlets And Fact Checking On Threads
Topline Threads, a Twitter-like platform owned by Meta, plans to add labels to identify state-run media outlets and implement fact-checking. The addition of labels will align Threads with policies already in place on Facebook and Instagram. The decision comes after recent controversy surrounding the platform's avoidance of politics and hard news.
#other
The Epoch Times: 220 Homes Evacuated Near Quebec City as Heavy Rain Prompts Flooding, Landslide Fears
Officials have ordered the evacuation of homes near Quebec City due to fears of flooding caused by rising water levels. Several areas in southern and central Quebec are being monitored for possible flooding and landslides. Environment Canada is forecasting heavy rainfall for the affected areas.
The Federalist: What Kind Of Man-Made Apocalypse Are Canada's Wildfires?
Wildfires have caused hazy skies across the Midwest and Eastern U.S., creating an apocalyptic atmosphere. The political context is even more apocalyptic, as the Biden administration potentially allows the United Nations to seize power in the event of a "global shock." The media is baselessly blaming climate change for the wildfires, ignoring the potential manmade causes and the rise in eco-terrorism. Assigning collective guilt and blaming "climate change" is unjust, and government should not be deified as the ultimate savior. Individual justice is necessary, as cosmic events are out of their hands.