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America First News
11 Jul 2023
#politics
PJ Media: Biden Admin Indicts Witness Planning to Testify Against Biden Family
Dr. Gal Luft, a key witness in the investigation into the Biden Crime Family, is facing federal charges including arms trafficking, lobbying for China, and evading US sanctions on Iran. Luft claims the charges are a political ploy to prevent his testimony. He alleges that the Bidens received payments from individuals connected to Chinese military intelligence, and that they had a mole in the FBI sharing classified information. The case involves Hunter Biden's connections with the CEFC China Energy conglomerate and his receipt of millions of dollars.
Fox News: Hunter Biden investigation: Prosecutor Lesley Wolf under fire for alleged interference
A top prosecutor investigating Hunter Biden is under scrutiny for alleged political interference and blocking search warrants due to concerns about "optics." Whistleblower testimony has cast doubt on the legitimacy of the investigation, with claims that decisions were made to benefit President Biden's son. The House Judiciary Committee has requested a transcribed interview with the prosecutor, while the Department of Justice denies any political influence.
The New American: Convention of States: Nullification Is Not a Remedy for Federal Overreach - The New American
The Convention of States (COS) argues that nullification is not a remedy for federal overreach, claiming that individual states cannot independently determine when the federal government has exceeded its authority. However, nullification has proven effective in voiding federal acts, such as the legalization of marijuana in certain states. The COS's claim that the Supreme Court is the final interpreter of the Constitution is also contested, as Article III does not grant the Court this authority. James Madison and the Tenth Amendment support the idea that states have the power to refuse to enforce unconstitutional federal acts.
Red State: WATCH: Vivek Ramaswamy Has Terrific Response to Disruptive Woman at Town Hall
Politicians on the liberal side try to shut down free speech on social media, but their efforts are facing backlash in court. Meanwhile, a Republican candidate shows his commitment to free speech by responding kindly to a disruptive woman during a town hall event, encouraging her to speak her mind.
Fox News: Trump wins ‘clean sweep’ of endorsements from Michigan’s GOP congressional delegation
All members of the Michigan Republican congressional delegation are endorsing former President Trump for the White House in 2024. They believe that under Trump's presidency, America was prosperous, the economy was strong, and the world was a safer place. These endorsements come ahead of the GOP presidential primary in Michigan, which is one of the earliest states in the calendar.
The Federalist Papers: Trump-Appointed Judge Gives 'Break' to Jan. 6 Defendant - Denies Punishment Sought by Prosecutors
A federal judge gives a lenient sentence to a defendant involved in the Jan. 6 Capitol incursion, sparking discussions on sentencing disparities. Tyler Bensch receives two years probation and 60 days of home incarceration instead of the recommended nine-month prison term. The judge cites Bensch's limited role, young age, and potential for redemption.
#society
The Epoch Times: 30% of Hong Kong People Do Not Plan to Emigrate: Survey
A survey conducted in Hong Kong found that 30% of residents have no intention to emigrate, citing reasons such as family and friends and a sense of belonging. The majority of respondents chose "family and friends" and "sense of belonging to the place" as their main reasons for staying behind. This suggests that emotional attachment to Hong Kong plays a significant role in the decision to remain.
The Epoch Times: Ed Perkins on Travel: Taming the Tipping Tsuris
Tipping is a controversial issue, with many people expressing negative views. In the past, tipping was limited to certain professions, but now it seems that the list has expanded, causing confusion for travelers. The survey shows that tipping practices vary in different countries and regions.
The American Spectator: The Lie of ‘Live and Let Live’
Pride 2023 marked a turning point in America's relationship with the LGBTQ movement. Conservatives fought back against the Left, boycotting businesses, releasing a documentary, and passing laws. The battle continues as resistance remains from both sides.
Flag And Cross: Takwin Ventures Breaks Barriers, Supports Arab Israeli Startups
Imad Telhami and his partner established Babcom, employing Arab men and women in customer-service centers. They founded Takwin Ventures to invest in startups with Arab Israeli co-founders, addressing the lack of Arab representation in high-tech entrepreneurship. Telhami identified obstacles such as fear of failure, government, banking system, lack of role models and networking opportunities. Takwin offers support, infrastructure, and connections to portfolio startups, empowering Arab entrepreneurs. The VC firm has seen success, with ranked early-stage funds and unicorn potential in its portfolio companies. Telhami aims to break the glass ceiling for Arab Israelis and build success stories.
Daily Wire: ‘Being Healthy Is Far-Right. Holy F***’: Rogan, Musk Mock MSNBNC Claiming Exercise Is Far-Right Recruiting Tool
Elon Musk and Joe Rogan mock the claim by an MSNBC columnist that physical fitness is used by white supremacists to recruit supporters. The claim, made by Professor Cynthia Miller-Idriss, suggests that the far-right has taken advantage of fitness trends during the pandemic to radicalize combat sports spaces. The author cites Hitler's fixation on combat sports and argues that physical fitness training appeals to the far-right due to its association with strength, masculinity, and competition. Many Twitter users express disbelief at the claim, with some suggesting it is a conspiracy theory.
Fox News: Joe Rogan and Elon Musk mock MSNBC for claiming that working out is a 'far right' obsession: 'Holy f--k'
Podcaster Joe Rogan and Tesla CEO Elon Musk criticized MSNBC for a tweet linking fitness to far-right extremism and white supremacy. The column mentioned the emergence of "fascist fitness" groups online that allegedly radicalize individuals. MSNBC also referred to Adolf Hitler's interest in physical fitness.
Fox News: Police line-of-duty deaths drop 66% with fewer shootings, crashes, new report says
Police deaths in the line of duty have dropped 66% in the first half of 2023 compared to last year, according to a report from the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund. The report also highlights a decrease in COVID-19 deaths among law enforcement officers.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Zelenskyy: NATO indecisiveness on Ukraine allows Russia to continue terror
Ukraine's President Zelenskyy criticizes NATO's hesitation on Ukraine's membership, stating that the conditions for inviting Ukraine are absurd and give Russia motivation to continue its terror. He demands respect and a clear timeframe for Ukraine's membership. Zelenskyy confirms his attendance at the NATO summit in Vilnius, hoping to secure an invitation and security guarantees.
Euromaidan Press: Russian agents face life imprisonment for planned attacks on Ukrainian forces near Zaporizhzhia
Russian agents had planned to carry out terrorist attacks on Ukraine's Army, Security Service, and police. The Russian agents were intercepted and detained by Ukraine's Security Service, uncovering their plan to send 10 kg of plastic explosives for the attacks. They also discussed a targeted missile attack on train units with military equipment. The investigation is ongoing and the offenders face life imprisonment.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Biden Hopes for ‘United’ Alliance as Crucial NATO Summit Begins in Lithuania
President Joe Biden meets with world leaders at a NATO summit in Lithuania, emphasizing the importance of a united alliance and thwarting Russian aggression. The summit aims to address defense spending targets and Ukraine's potential membership in NATO. Biden applauds Turkey's agreement to drop its challenge to Sweden's admission to the alliance.
Euromaidan Press: EU extends free roaming for Ukrainians for another year
The European Commission has extended free roaming for Ukrainians for another year, aiming to connect them with family and friends. Ukraine is being prepared to join the EU Roaming area in the future.
Flag And Cross: 'Shifting Russia-Ukraine Dynamics Unlikely To Affect Israel'
Despite speculation of Putin's imminent downfall, the coup launched by Wagner Group leader Prigozhin seems to have had little impact. Putin remains in control and there is potential for de-escalation between Putin and Prigozhin. Israel, while supporting Ukraine diplomatically, maintains a delicate balance in its relationship with both Russia and Ukraine. It relies on Russian coordination in Syria to ensure the safety of its military operations. Israel is reluctant to transfer defense systems to Ukraine, fearing they may fall into the hands of Russian forces and eventually end up under Iran's control. Israel seeks to maintain a channel of communication with Russia to influence its ties with Iran.
Fox News: China's foreign minister will not attend 2-day summit of ASEAN due to illness, spokesperson says
Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang is unable to attend a two-day ASEAN summit due to health reasons. Former foreign minister Wang Yi will represent China. China's engagement with ASEAN is part of its campaign to challenge US influence in the region, but its assertiveness in the South China Sea limits its influence. The meeting aims to enhance mutual trust and cooperation for regional peace and prosperity. Qin's absence raises speculation in China's opaque political system, but the ruling Communist Party appears united.
#economy
Forbes: Amazon Prime Day Is A Key Driver For Back-To-School Shopping
Prime Day is expected to bring in over $8 billion, with consumer electronics and fashion categories being popular for back-to-school shopping. Other retailers are offering deals and promotions to compete with Amazon. This year, physical retail stores have an advantage as nearly 80% of back-to-school shoppers prefer shopping in stores. Online shopping and curbside pickup are still important, but consumers are returning to physical stores. Price and product availability are key factors for shoppers, and there has been an increase in confidence in the economy. Back-to-school spending is projected to be around $111 billion, and Prime Day will encourage early shopping.
The Epoch Times: Dollar Falls to 2-month Low, Sterling Hits 15-month High After Jobs Data
The US dollar weakened to a two-month low after the Federal Reserve hinted at the end of its tightening cycle, while the pound reached a 15-month high due to stronger wage growth. The comments caused the greenback to fall against a basket of currencies, and traders adjusted their expectations for US interest rates. The focus now turns to US consumer prices data to assess the progress in combating inflation.
#military
Daily Wire: Watchdog Group Files Complaint Against Biden Joint Chiefs Nominee Over ‘Race Based Hiring’
The American Accountability Foundation has filed a complaint against President Biden's nominee for Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman, Air Force General C.Q. Brown, over his comments on diversity and race-based hiring. The complaint alleges that Brown's views on hiring and monitoring private beliefs of employees could violate civil and constitutional rights of military personnel. Brown's confirmation may face opposition from Sen. Tommy Tuberville due to the Pentagon's policy on female service members and elective abortions.
#health
The Epoch Times: Cracked and Brittle Toenails? Fight Back Against Fungal Nail Infections With These Tips
Sandals and flip-flops can reveal fungal nail infections, indicated by changes in color, thickness, and fragility of the nails. Those prone to infection include older people, those with weakened immune systems, and people in humid environments. Treatment options include topical or oral antifungal medications, with the advantage of topical treatments having fewer side effects. Natural treatments like tea tree oil, vinegar, and soda water can also be beneficial. Preventive measures include keeping feet and nails dry, regular nail trimming, wearing open-toed shoes in public showers, eating foods rich in vitamin E, and relieving stress and anxiety.
Flag And Cross: Mom Misdiagnosed With MND After COVID-19 Jab, Urgent Referral Delays Diagnosis
A mom, Anna Barrow, thought her arm numbness was caused by her COVID-19 vaccine, but it turned out to be Motor Neurone Disease (MND). She faced a long waiting list for a neurological appointment and had to go to A&E when she struggled to breathe. Anna was diagnosed with MND and is now focusing on living her life and making memories with her family.
#education
Fox News: US students need nearly 4 months of extra school to fix post-COVID 'achievement gaps' in reading, math: Study
Post-pandemic education in America shows no progress in reading and math, with achievement gaps indicating the need for additional instruction. Middle grade and marginalized students suffer the most.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Uneven Ground: The Melissa Witt Story
Private investigator LaDonna Humphrey and her team embark on an eight-year quest to uncover the truth behind the abduction of Melissa Witt. With exclusive case files, witness interviews, and cooperation from retired detectives, they tirelessly search for justice.
#sports
Fox News: Ons Jabeur looks for redemption in Wimbledon quarterfinals with matchup against Elena Rybakina
Ons Jabeur seeks revenge against Elena Rybakina in the Wimbledon quarterfinals after losing to her in last year's final. Jabeur defeated Petra Kvitova to reach this stage. Jabeur hopes to play more freely and focus on each point rather than the results. Meanwhile, Rybakina advanced due to Beatriz Haddad Maia's injury.
Forbes: Finishing His Career In Tampa Bay Was A ‘Dream Come True’ For Wade Boggs
Wade Boggs, a Tampa native and baseball legend, reflects on his career and the pride he feels for Tampa Bay. He played a significant role in the inaugural season of the Tampa Bay Rays and hit the first home run in team history. Boggs fulfilled his dream of playing for his hometown and achieving his 3,000th hit with the Rays. He remains involved with the team and is honored to be inducted into the Tampa Bay Rays Hall of Fame.
Fox News: Chris Eubanks upsets Stefanos Tsitsipas in five sets to move on to Wimbledon quarterfinals
Christopher Eubanks, a big-serving American tennis player, has exceeded expectations by reaching the quarterfinals at Wimbledon. After winning his first ATP title and claiming the No. 43 ranking, Eubanks defeated two-time Slam runner-up Stefanos Tsitsipas to advance. Despite his previous dislike for grass courts, Eubanks now sees it as his friend and is ready to face the challenge of Daniil Medvedev in the next match.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Best Solo Stove Prime Day Deals 2023
During Amazon Prime Day 2023, Solo Stove is offering up to $95 off select fire pits and accessories. Get the best deals on smokeless fire pits, biofuel camp stoves, and pizza ovens to enhance your outdoor cooking experience.
Boating Mag: Boat Test: 2023 Regulator 30XO
The Regulator 30XO is a well-built hybrid fishing boat. It offers a spacious platform for fishing and includes features for both inshore and offshore fishing. The boat has a comfortable interior and plenty of storage.
Gataway Couple: Woman Kicked Out of Campground Because Her RV “Didn't Match the Aesthetic”
Full-time RVer gets kicked out of campground due to her old RV. Manager waits until last minute to inform her. She questions continuing full-time RV life.
#technology
Forbes: Aviation Sector Buys Into Cutting-Edge Ways To Reduce CO2 Footprint
A new plant in Washington State is set to transform CO2 into jet fuel, offering the aviation industry a carbon-neutral and fossil-free alternative. The fuel, called E-Jet fuel, is derived from CO2 sourced from biogenic sources like ethanol plants and waste processing. Using an electrolyzer, the technology uses water and renewable electricity to convert CO2 into jet fuel. The plant is expected to go live in mid-2024, with the initial production capacity of 40,000 gallons annually. Companies like Shopify, Microsoft, and Alaska Airlines have already expressed interest in becoming customers, as they aim to meet their net-zero goals.