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America First News
11 Jul 2023
#politics
Breitbart: White House Hasn't Seen DOJ's Indictment of Gal Luft, a CEFC Associate
National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan denies knowledge of Dr. Gal Luft's indictment for failing to register as a foreign agent of CEFC China Energy Co, a company linked to the Biden family. Suspicious wire transfers and payments to the Bidens from CEFC raise questions of wrongdoing. Luft, who claims to have incriminating evidence, is now a fugitive.
Red State: White House Cocaine Update: Secret Service Briefing May Indicate They Have Something
The Biden team is facing questions about cocaine found in the White House, with the press secretary deflecting inquiries to the Secret Service. Bloomberg's Jason Leopold made a FOIA request for information, but the Secret Service refused, citing ongoing investigations. The House Oversight Committee has demanded answers and the Secret Service has agreed to a briefing.
National Review: Appeals Court Blocks Mountain Valley Pipeline despite Law Revoking Jurisdiction
The Fourth Circuit has halted construction of the Mountain Valley Pipeline, despite Congress limiting judicial review. Equitrans, the company building the pipeline, is considering legal options, including an emergency appeal to the Supreme Court. Senator Joe Manchin expressed outrage, stating that the court's decision ignores the law. Environmental groups argue that the debt-ceiling deal violates the Constitution's separation of powers. The pipeline has received approval to start construction, but over 90% of pipeline projects are currently facing ongoing litigation.
Flag And Cross: Tucker Carlson Spills the Beans on Trump and Election: 'I Made a Huge Mistake'
Tucker Carlson admits he made a mistake in predicting election outcomes and expresses his love for Trump. He believes that Trump's emergence in politics is significant and praises his stance on ending the war in Ukraine.
National Review: The Corner: TikTok Lobbyists ‘Slowed a Bit of Our Momentum,’ Senator Warner Says
TikTok's lobbying campaign has slowed down the progress of legislation targeting foreign apps, according to Senator Mark Warner. The bill, called the RESTRICT Act, aims to regulate foreign software and information technologies linked to adversarial regimes. TikTok's parent company, ByteDance, spent $100 million on lobbying efforts to influence the bill. The legislation has faced criticism from congressional GOP China hawks and opponents who argue it grants the government too much power. Lawmakers are considering amendments to address these concerns, and discussions are underway to attach the bill to other acts related to national defense and China. TikTok has also faced scrutiny for its handling of user data and its lobbyists' ties to the Chinese government.
Fox News: Atlanta 'in the mix' to host 2025 All-Star Game after outcry over Georgia's voting laws, commish says
Two years after moving the All-Star Game from Atlanta to Colorado over voter laws, MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred says Atlanta is now a candidate to host the game in the future. No laws have changed since the move was made. The decision to move the game out of Atlanta in 2021 came after pressure from Stacey Abrams and other groups.
Fox News: IRS whistleblower's attorney: Hunter Biden's prosecutor 'all over the map,' should go before Congress
The Trump-appointed prosecutor investigating Hunter Biden's case has sent contradictory letters to Congress, causing confusion. The attorney for the IRS whistleblower argues that the prosecutor should testify under oath, just like the whistleblowers did. The prosecutor's letters suggest he wanted to expand the probe beyond Delaware. The situation raises concerns about restrictions on the federal investigation into Hunter Biden.
Breitbart: DeSantis Catches Heat After He 'Declined' to Speak at Turning Point Action
Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis declined an invitation to speak at a Turning Point Action conference, causing confusion among conservatives. DeSantis has previously spoken at Turning Point events and his decision is seen as a dismissal of conservatives in the primary. Other Republican candidates, including former President Donald Trump, are scheduled to speak at the event.
#society
Flag And Cross: CNN's Dana Bash Admits Biden's Treatment of His 7th Grandchild Is 'Sad and Disturbing,' But Blames Republicans
CNN host Dana Bash expresses her concern about the treatment of Joe Biden's 4-year-old granddaughter, whom the family has publicly rejected. She acknowledges the political implications but insists that it is disturbing on multiple levels and goes against Biden's image as a family man. The media, including "The View," defends Biden, but the truth is evident to anyone who looks closely. The Biden family's treatment of the child raises questions about their values and priorities.
The Epoch Times: Michigan Hair Salon Says People Pushing Trans Pronouns Are 'Not Welcome'
A conservative hair salon in Traverse City, Michigan, has sparked controversy by refusing service to individuals who do not identify as either a man or a woman. The Studio 8 Hair Lab stated that it is a private conservative business that does not cater to "woke ideologies." The salon also expressed opposition to using non-binary pronouns. Local LGBT activists have spoken out against the salon's discriminatory practices .
#foreignaffairs
Daily Wire: The Rundown: Zelensky Demands NATO Entry, Oregon County’s Drug Kit Plan Halted, And More
1. Ukrainian President Zelensky criticizes NATO's slow response.
2. Trump's legal team requests delay in classified documents trial until after 2024 election.
3. U.S. claims all chemical weapons destroyed, but can we trust them?
4. Watchdog group files complaint against Biden's nominee for promoting race-based hiring.
5. Oregon county's controversial drug kit program halted.
#economy
The Epoch Times: More Job Cuts Hit Microsoft Workers After Massive January Layoffs
Microsoft announced a new round of job cuts, targeting employees in customer service, support, and sales. The trend of layoffs in the tech industry is leaving observers worried.
The Epoch Times: Australia and Europe to Continue FTA Negotiations as Trade Deal Stumbles
Australia and the European Union have failed to reach a free trade agreement. The main sticking point is the EU's objection to Australian food producers using terms like feta and prosecco. Australian farmers are demanding more access to the bloc's markets, especially for beef and sheep meat.
#military
The Epoch Times: Military Prepares to Pull Crashed Chinook Helicopter From Ottawa River
The Canadian Armed Forces will begin recovering a downed CH-147F Chinook helicopter from the Ottawa River after a midnight crash killed two pilots. The cause of the crash is under investigation. The military plans to raise the helicopter using a crane, assess it, and then remove it from the site.
Breitbart: Biden Admin Says It Opposes Using 'Merit' in Military Personnel Decisions
The Biden administration opposes the House's version of the 2024 National Defense Authorization Act, particularly provisions that focus on merit-based decisions instead of race or gender. These provisions aim to roll back the administration's diversity and inclusion efforts within the Department of Defense. The administration also objects to sections preventing punishment for COVID-19 vaccine refusal and allowing discharged service members to be reinstated. The Biden administration argues that these provisions undermine good order, discipline, and unit cohesion, while diversity and inclusion in the military provide a strategic advantage.
#health
The Epoch Times: Experts Say Threat of Drug-Resistant Bacteria Will Grow Unless Congress Steps In
Experts warn that antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a major public health threat. AMR is now the third-leading cause of death in the US and has worsened since the COVID-19 pandemic. The problem lies in reimbursement and access challenges for antimicrobials. Congress has the power to address this crisis by enacting reimbursement reforms and providing incentives for new antibiotic development.
For those living with conditions like cystic fibrosis, the threat of AMR is especially dire. Antibiotic resistance has left them with limited options for treatment, causing fear and anxiety. The PASTEUR Act, a bipartisan bill introduced in Congress, aims to encourage the development of new antibiotics and improve access to them. Urgent action is needed to prevent further loss of lives.
#crime
Fox News: California man arrested for alleged serial killings of women in Tijuana, Mexico
US authorities have arrested a man accused of killing three women in Tijuana and crossing the border after each death. He has been charged with the strangulation death of one woman, and Mexico plans to request his extradition for additional charges. The man appeared in court and will remain detained during the extradition proceedings.
The Epoch Times: Leslie Van Houten, Follower of Cult Leader Charles Manson, Released From California Prison
Charles Manson follower Leslie Van Houten was released from prison after serving over 50 years for participating in two infamous murders. She was granted parole and will spend about a year in transitional housing, learning basic skills for the modern world. Van Houten hopes to find a job and move on with her life.
The Blaze: 6-year-old girl fought off kidnapper by biting him on the arm, Miami police say
A 6-year-old girl named Lyric fought off a man who tried to kidnap her from her mother's apartment yard in Florida. The girl bit the man on the arm until he let her go. The police arrested the man, identified as Leonardo Venegas, and are concerned there may be other victims.
#sports
Forbes: FC Barcelona President Laporta Confirms Champions League Participation And Sees Team As Candidates To Win
FC Barcelona president Joan Laporta has confirmed that the club will play in the Champions League and sees them as candidates to win. Barca were charged for "continued corruption in the sports field" due to payments made to a former Vice President. Despite a UEFA investigation, Laporta believes Barca will not be banned from the Champions League and remains confident in their chances to win.
Forbes: FC Barcelona Have ‘Better Team Than Real Madrid’: Laporta
Barcelona president Laporta claims his team is better than Real Madrid's, despite their limited signings. He believes Barcelona can continue to dominate the Spanish League. Laporta also revealed why they pulled out of the pursuit for Arda Guler, citing financial restrictions and a desire to avoid past mistakes.
Fox News: Tennis star Naomi Osaka welcomes first child: report
Tennis player Naomi Osaka gives birth to a baby girl with rapper boyfriend Cordae. The couple is doing well according to a source. Naomi announced her pregnancy in January and revealed the gender in June.
#other
Fox News: Online privacy guru says Threads’ ‘rampant abuse of data’ is why Meta didn’t launch product in EU
DataGrade CEO Joe Toscano believes that Meta is fully aware of the privacy concerns surrounding its newly launched social media platform, Threads. Toscano argues that Threads collects excessive amounts of user data and compares it to Facebook or Instagram. He also notes that Threads is not available in the European Union due to strict privacy laws, which Meta is likely trying to avoid. Toscano raises concerns about Meta's intentions regarding privacy and predicts that European regulators will not react favorably to the platform. He points out that Threads requires an Instagram account to create an account, and users cannot delete Threads without deleting Instagram. Despite meeting GDPR requirements, Meta has not launched Threads in the EU due to regulatory uncertainties. Conservative measures need to be taken to protect average consumers from the potential data abuse associated with Threads.
Forbes: Max Licensing Shows To Competitor Netflix
HBO, now owned by Warner Bros. Discovery, has shifted its strategy and licensed some of its shows, including Band of Brothers and Insecure, to Netflix. This comes as more Americans transition to streaming services and leave cable behind. It remains to be seen how much content each service will keep exclusive, but the financial benefits of licensing to platforms like Netflix are significant. Internationally, there are additional complexities, as shows may not resonate in different countries due to cultural differences.