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America First News
11 Jul 2023
#illegals
Breitbart: Peru Intercepts Nearly Two Dozen Afghan Migrants Traveling North
Peruvian officials intercepted 23 Afghan migrants who were cheated by traffickers along the Brazil border. The migrants paid the smugglers to take them to Peru and Ecuador but were abandoned in a village house. This highlights the ongoing issue of Afghan people migrating due to economic reasons and fear of persecution by the Taliban.
#politics
The Epoch Times: Here Are 5 Key Political Races for Americans to Watch in 2023
As the 2024 presidential election approaches, off-year statewide races in 2023 are gaining attention. Gubernatorial races in Kentucky, Louisiana, and Mississippi could have an impact on the 2024 presidential election. In Kentucky, Governor Andy Beshear is seeking a second term and faces criticism for his response to the COVID-19 pandemic. In Louisiana, Governor John Bel Edwards is term-limited, and Attorney General Jeff Landry is favored to win. In Mississippi, Governor Tate Reeves is running for re-election and faces little opposition in the Democratic primary. State legislative elections in New Jersey and Virginia will also determine party control.
Daily Wire: New Georgia Grand Jury Sworn In To Consider Criminal Charges Against Trump
A grand jury in Georgia has been sworn in to determine whether to indict former President Donald Trump and his allies for their attempts to overturn the 2020 election. Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis has indicated that indictments could happen between July 31st and August 18th. More than half of the Georgia Republican "fake electors" have accepted immunity deals. Trump faces three criminal cases, including charges of hush money payments and retaining classified documents. He also faces potential federal charges related to the election.
Flag And Cross: Judge in Trump Documents Case Rejects Special Counsel's Plea, Delays Hearing
Former President Donald Trump's hearing on the mishandling of classified documents has been delayed until July 18, due to a timing conflict with a trial involving the January 6 Capitol attack. Trump's attorneys also requested a delay in the trial itself until after the 2024 election, citing biased jury selection and untested legal questions. The delay has been granted by Judge Aileen Cannon.
The Federalist Papers: Jim Jordan Working on Plan to Rein in FBI by Moving Headquarters 700 Miles from DC: Report
Republican Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio proposes moving the FBI headquarters from D.C. to Huntsville, Alabama. He believes that locating the FBI in a deep red state will insulate it from liberal politics. The FBI is dissatisfied with its current building in D.C. and is looking for a new location, preferably in Virginia or Maryland.
PJ Media: 'Just Stop Oil' Protest Hits Pride™ Parade: Social Justice Civil War
The Social Justice coalition is in a violent civil war between transgender activists and TERFs. J.K. Rowling has been ostracized for supporting TERFs. Climate change activists and transgenders are also at odds.
Protesters blocked a road during Pride month, causing the parade to stop. They were arrested for public nuisance offenses. The mayor of London supports protesting peacefully.
The Blaze: Free money? North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum offers $20 gift card to people who donate $1 to his presidential campaign
North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum is offering a $20 gift card to people who donate $1 to his campaign. This move aims to provide economic relief and help meet the fundraising threshold for the Republican presidential primary debate.
The Epoch Times: Senator Nguyen Announces Candidacy for Orange County Board of Supervisors
Sen. Janet Nguyen will run for Orange County Board of Supervisors, aiming to succeed her former chief of staff. Other candidates include Van Tran, Kimberly Ho, and Frances Marquez. Ms. Nguyen believes the board can solve various issues affecting quality of life.
Breitbart: Nancy Mace on Luft Indictment: 'They Are Trying to Silence Our Witnesses'
Rep. Nancy Mace accuses the DOJ and FBI of silencing witnesses by indicting whistleblower Gal Luft. She questions why evidence brought forward by him in 2019 was not followed up on. Mace also raises concerns about Hunter Biden and his involvement with foreign countries.
The Epoch Times: ANALYSIS: 'I Hate When Politics Is Injected Into Science': Text Messages of Top Scientists Shed Light on COVID Origin Response
Text messages released by the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic reveal that a group of scientists, funded by the NIAID, conspired to dismiss the lab leak theory for the origin of the pandemic in order to protect China's international relations. The messages show that politics, not science, drove the creation of the Proximal Origin paper, one of the most cited science papers that was used by Dr. Fauci to support the natural origin theory of COVID-19.
Fox News: Top lawmakers blast 'activist court' ruling blocking natural gas pipeline
Lawmakers criticized a federal appeals court ruling that blocked construction of the Mountain Valley Pipeline, approved under the bipartisan debt ceiling package. The court stay halted the project, despite the legislation specifically stating that the court no longer had jurisdiction. Supporters of the pipeline argued that the ruling ignored the law and hindered American energy production.
Fox News: Gun rights group issues 'travel advisory' for Massachusetts after lawmaker proposes more firearm restrictions
Gun-rights advocacy group, the National Association for Gun Rights, has issued a "travel advisory" for Massachusetts due to a proposed bill that would impose strict gun control measures. The bill, known as House Docket 4420, aims to ban more guns than any current law in the United States and includes registration and serial numbers for guns, an expanded "red flag law," and restrictions on modifying legal guns into illegal automatic weapons, among other measures. The group describes the bill as the "biggest and worst package of gun control regulation" and urges gun owners to reconsider traveling to or within Massachusetts.
The Federalist Papers: JPMorgan CEO Who Once Said He Could Beat Trump in an Election Now Admits He's Worried About Former President
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon expresses concern about a future President Donald Trump and criticizes policies of both political parties.
The Epoch Times: Half of Canadians Say Feds Should 'Back Down' on Online News Act: Poll
A new poll shows that half of Canadians want the government to back down on Bill C-18, which requires tech giants like Google and Meta to financially compensate Canadian news organizations for sharing their content. While three out of five Canadians support the bill, concerns remain about losing access to Canadian news on Facebook and Google. Many Canadians get their news through Facebook and Google News, and a majority believe that smaller media companies will be most affected by the bill.
#society
The Epoch Times: New North Carolina '1776' Community Will Require American Flags on All Homes
A new neighborhood in Gastonia, North Carolina requires residents to fly the American flag at all times. The 55-and-up community, called 1776 Gastonia, promotes patriotism and loyalty to the Constitution. Residents pledge to support each other and the neighborhood's future. The developer, Brock Fankhauser, emphasizes that the neighborhood is not affiliated with any political party. They also plan to provide a mortgage-free home to a wounded veteran.
Red State: Megan Rapinoe Slams Dave Chappelle With Accusations of Violence
Megan Rapinoe accuses Dave Chappelle of causing violence against trans individuals. She claims women's sports are being weaponized and jokes about trans people lead to violence. She ignores the biological advantage men have in women's sports.
The Epoch Times: Celebs Come Out to Support 'Sound of Freedom,' Encourage Fans to See Film
Celebrities like Jewel and Mel Gibson are promoting the anti-child trafficking film "Sound of Freedom" despite negative coverage from the mainstream media. The film is based on the true story of Tim Ballard, a former government agent who rescues children from sex traffickers. The movie has been successful at the box office, earning $40 million in just six days, and has been praised for raising awareness about human trafficking.
Breitbart: Chicago Police Recruit Walks out After Instructor Alleges He Is Intoxicated
A Chicago police recruit storms out of the police academy after being asked to take a breathalyzer test for sobriety. The recruit, displaying signs of impairment, refuses to answer and curses at the sergeant. The incident highlights the struggles of the Chicago Police Department with recruitment and retention of officers.
The Epoch Times: Quebec Officials Dismantle Homeless Camp Under Montreal Highway
Quebec officials cleared a homeless encampment under a Montreal highway to make way for road repairs. The residents were given storage units for their belongings, but a legal clinic argued that the eviction would endanger their lives. The eviction was not postponed due to the significant economic and human consequences it would cause.
The Babylon Bee: Gay Couple Presents Surrogate Mother With Gift Of Beautiful Red Robe
Local gay couple celebrates the birth of their son via surrogate. Immigrant woman, Rosita Sanchez, rented as a handmaid. Industry sparks controversy.
#war
Fox News: Ukrainian Elina Svitolina bounces No. 1 Iga Swiatek at Wimbledon: 'War made me stronger'
Ukrainian tennis player Elina Svitolina, who recently returned to the court after her country's war with Russia, surprised everyone by defeating No. 1 seed Iga Swiatek at Wimbledon. Svitolina, now unseeded, has been playing with a renewed motivation and will face Marketa Vondrousova in the semifinals.
#foreignaffairs
Euromaidan Press: Meet Ruta, the first Ukrainian restaurant in DC
The first Ukrainian restaurant in Washington, DC, Ruta, has become popular among residents and visited by members of Congress, suggesting support for Ukraine in the capital. The restaurant serves as a cultural institution, displaying Ukrainian artwork and offering traditional cuisine. Ruta has collaborated with the Ukrainian community and plans to have a grand opening soon.
Newsbusters: NBC’s Guthrie Grills Blinken on Biden at NATO, War in Ukraine as ABC, CBS Barely Try
Secretary of State Antony Blinken faced tough questioning from NBC's Savannah Guthrie regarding President Biden's support for Ukraine against Russia. Guthrie questioned the potential consequences of Ukraine not receiving NATO membership until the war ends, as it may incentivize Russia to prolong the conflict. Blinken defended the decision to provide cluster munitions to Ukraine, arguing that they are necessary for Ukraine's defense against Russian aggression. ABC's George Stephanopoulos and CBS's Gayle King asked more generic questions about Ukraine's readiness for NATO and the state of the war. Stephanopoulos also inquired about the meeting between the leader of Wagner Group and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
#economy
Breitbart: Alfredo Ortiz: Fraud Criticism of the Pandemic Paycheck Protection Program Is ‘Undeserved’
The Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) distributed $800 billion in forgivable loans to businesses affected by COVID-19, helping six million small businesses and 55 million jobs. Recent criticism over fraud allegations is largely misplaced, with an estimated 8% fraud rate in the program, lower than many government programs. Fintech lenders were responsible for most fraud cases, while traditional banks had stronger fraud controls.
#history
Fox News: Jay Leno remembers defying a general's warning and roasting President Reagan: 'Do not denigrate him'
Comedian Jay Leno tells a story about ignoring a general's warning and roasting President Reagan at a White House event. Leno was shaken but got the go-ahead from Secretary of State George Schultz. He made jokes about Nancy Reagan and Reagan laughed.
#health
The Epoch Times: White House Unveils Plan to Stop Surge in ‘Tranq Dope’ Deaths
Amid the rise in overdose deaths from fentanyl laced with xylazine, the White House has announced a plan to reduce deaths by 15% in certain regions by 2025. The plan focuses on testing, data collection, prevention, treatment, supply reduction, scheduling, and research. Authorities aim to disrupt the drug's supply chain and investigate its effects on human physiology and behavior.
Forbes: Over 60,000 People In Europe Died Of Heat Last Summer, Study Finds. Here’s Why This Year Could Be Even Hotter.
Last summer, Europe experienced a deadly heatwave with nearly 62,000 deaths. Southwestern Europe was hit the hardest, and the top five countries with the most heat-related deaths were Italy, Spain, Germany, France, and the United Kingdom. This year, weather patterns like El Niño may lead to more heat-related deaths worldwide.
#education
Fox News: Legislative standstill may lead to tuition hikes at Pennsylvania's top universities
Partisan dispute over Pennsylvania universities funding could increase tuition costs for in-state students. Democrats support state aid, while Republicans prefer funding students directly. Uncertainty creates budget challenges.
#crime
Breitbart: Cartel Gunmen Abandon Infant Inside Church in Mexico After Killing Parents
Six people, including the parents of a five-month-old baby, were brutally killed by the Cartel Del Noreste in Apodaca, Nuevo Leon. The victims were shot execution-style and showed signs of torture, indicating a drug turf war. The cartel left the baby inside a nearby church.
Fox News: Homicide suspect strangled Indiana deputy to death with handcuffs, court docs claim
Indiana Sheriff's Deputy John Durm was killed by an inmate, Orlando Mitchell, who strangled him with his handcuffs during an escape attempt. Durm's cause of death was ligature strangulation and is being investigated as an intentional act of homicide by Indianapolis police. Mitchell used the chain of his handcuffs to choke Durm and was able to free himself. The incident is being investigated further and Mitchell has not yet been charged.
Fox News: North Carolina trooper saved by bulletproof vest cleared in fatal shooting of armed motorist
A North Carolina state trooper justified in shooting armed suspect who opened fire during a traffic stop. Trooper's life saved by ballistic vest.
Forbes: Feds Charge NYC Man With Hacking Decentralized Crypto Exchange And Stealing $9 Million—In First-Of-Its-Kind Case
A computer security engineer was arrested for stealing $9 million from a cryptocurrency exchange. He manipulated the smart contract of the exchange to generate inflated fees and then laundered the money through complex transfers. The Department of Justice is calling it the first case of its kind.
Fox News: Arrest warrant issued for an associate of Grizzlies star Ja Morant, officials say
Arrest warrant issued for friend of NBA player Ja Morant for assault during a basketball game at Morant's home. Morant's attorneys claim self-defense. Morant previously suspended for brandishing what appeared to be a gun on Instagram.
Breitbart: VIDEO – Cat Fight: Woman's Thong Exposed During Brawl at Vegas Hotel
Four women brawled at a Las Vegas hotel, with one woman using a motorized scooter in the fight. Onlookers watched in shock as the brawl unfolded inside the Encore at Wynn Las Vegas.
Fox News: Hostage situation unfolds at Caesars Palace Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas
A man has taken a woman hostage in a hotel room at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. No shots fired, police secure the area.
Fox News: Prison transporter gets 9 years for raping detainee at Missouri rest stop
Rogeric Hankins, a former prisoner transporter, has been sentenced to nine years for raping a detainee at a Missouri rest stop while on a transport from Washington to Minnesota. The incident occurred in March 2020, and prosecutors stated that Hankins forced the detainee into a bathroom stall and assaulted her.
Fox News: Prime suspect in 1982 Tylenol murders has died: police
James Lewis, the longtime suspect in the 1982 Tylenol murders, has died at the age of 76. The murders, which killed seven people, were caused by cyanide-laced tablets that had been tampered with. Although Lewis was convicted of extortion, he was never charged with the murders.
Fox News: Wisconsin teen killed by sawmill accident was reportedly doing work allowed by state law
16-year-old Michael Schuls died in an accident at a Wisconsin sawmill. He was working within the limits of state child labor laws when he was injured. Schuls was attempting to unjam a wood-stacking machine when he became pinned in it. The incident occurred as lawmakers in Wisconsin push to loosen child labor restrictions, including allowing minors as young as 14 to serve alcohol in certain settings.
The Epoch Times: BC Police Warn About 3D-printed Guns That Look Like 'Harmless Toys'
British Columbia police are concerned about the rise of 3D-printed guns, warning that parents and teachers may not understand the dangers of these weapons. The police unit has shared a photo of various colorful plastic weapons, including replicas of commercially made guns, and highlights that conversion kits for the guns can be easily purchased. They emphasize the growing phenomenon of privately made firearms, known as "ghost guns," and their appeal to criminals seeking untraceable weapons.
Fox News: Ohio lawmaker arrested on domestic violence charge
State Rep. Bob Young arrested for domestic violence, accused of assaulting a family member and preventing her from calling 911. He is now subject to protection orders.
#sports
Forbes: IndyCar’s Simon Pagenaud Not Medically Cleared For Toronto, Replaced By IMSA’s Tom Blomqvist
Simon Pagenaud, an IndyCar driver, is still recovering from an injury and will not be able to participate in the Honda Indy Toronto race. He will be replaced by Tom Blomqvist, a successful IMSA star, who will drive the No. 60 car for Meyer Shank Racing. Pagenaud is eager to return once he is cleared by the IndyCar Medical Staff. Blomqvist acknowledges the challenges of getting up to speed during a race weekend but is excited for the opportunity.
#science
Forbes: What Is The Anthropocene Epoch—And Why Do Scientists Think A Lake In Suburban Canada Defines It?
Scientists have chosen Crawford Lake in Canada as the symbolic starting point for the new geologic epoch called the Anthropocene, which is characterized by human-made impacts on the Earth. The sediment in the lake contains evidence of human activities such as fossil fuel emissions and climate change. The lake's bottom layer, isolated from the rest of the planet, holds key information about environmental changes. If formally approved, this epoch will be ratified next year.
#technology
The Epoch Times: Apple Suddenly Pulls Emergency Update for iPhone Users
Apple released emergency updates to fix a "zero-day" exploit targeting iPhones, iPads, and Macs. However, the updates caused some websites to not display properly, leading Apple to recommend users to remove them. The company plans to release new updates soon to address the issue.
#other
The Epoch Times: Nike Canada Under Investigation for Allegations of Using Uyghur Forced Labour: Watchdog
Federal watchdog investigates Nike Canada and Dynasty Gold over allegations of benefiting from forced labor in China's Xinjiang region. Companies have been uncooperative, and mediation is not an option. Investigations will rely on professional investigators with knowledge of the region and languages.
The Babylon Bee: 10 Ingenious Ways To Avoid Paying Taxes
Avoiding paying taxes is possible by using creative and innovative ways. Some methods include laundering money through Ukraine to start a war, being poor, being the President's son, developing a severe drug problem, offering the IRS a mystery box, becoming a wealthy megachurch pastor, claiming illegal immigrants as dependents, explaining that debts were paid on the cross, or starting a Revolutionary War. The National Taxpayers Union (NTU) fights the IRS and advocates for tax reform. They need donations to continue their efforts.
The Right Scoop: Mike Lindell auctioning MyPillow manufacturing equipment after being cancelled by retailers
Mike Lindell, founder and CEO of MyPillow, is auctioning off manufacturing equipment after retailers cancelled his products due to his claims about the 2020 presidential election. MyPillow lost $100 million from the cancellations, and Lindell is now focusing on direct sales. In addition to facing a $1.3 billion defamation suit, Lindell also owes $5 million to a software developer whom he challenged but has not paid.
The Epoch Times: Sen. Manchin Accuses Court of 'Unlawful' Conduct by Blocking Pipeline Construction in West Virginia
A federal appeals court has halted construction of the Mountain Valley Pipeline in West Virginia, despite Congress granting approval for the project. The court issued a stay while it evaluates the legality of permit approvals for the natural gas pipeline. Environmental groups sued, claiming that Congress overstepped its authority and violated the constitutional separation of powers. Senator Joe Manchin criticized the court's decision, accusing it of ignoring the law. Equitrans Midstream Corporation, the company set to construct the pipeline, criticized the court for exceeding its authority and said it is evaluating legal options.
The Epoch Times: 'Long Days Ahead,' Says Eby as BC's Wildfire Evacuation Orders and Alerts Climb
Escalating wildfires and worsening drought in British Columbia pose significant challenges as the province and nation face the worst fire season in a century. Premier David Eby, attending a meeting of premiers in Winnipeg, stated that help is on the way for fire-threatened communities, but conditions may be unprecedented. Evacuation orders have been expanded near multiple wildfires in the northern regions, while the BC Wildfire Service battles a growing number of fires. The province has already spent $200 million on firefighting efforts this year.
Fox News: 2 boys swept away by rushing waters while fishing near Oklahoma City dam
Two boys died after being swept away by rushing waters while fishing near a dam in Oklahoma City.