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America First News
1 Jul 2023
#politics
Red State: Leftist Relatives Won't Invite Us to Their Weddings, But They Will Gladly Take Our Money
A mom asks advice from Dear Amy about her leftist daughter who excluded her conservative uncle from her wedding. The mom expected her brother to still give a gift but he refused. This dynamic is not uncommon, especially with the lack of civil discourse on social media. The author shares his personal experience where his leftist nieces cut him out of their lives after he corrected a false Mark Twain quote and asked for repayment of a loan. He refuses to send them wedding gifts, as they don't talk to him.
Washington Free Beacon: Soros Charity to Slash Workforce By 40 Percent
Progressive billionaire George Soros' charity, Open Society Foundations, is cutting its workforce by 40%. Soros has handed control to his son, Alex, who plans to use the organization's $25 billion to fund the expansion of abortion and voting rights. Open Society Foundation supports left-wing causes such as defunding the police and expanding climate change regulations.
Red State: Progressives Seize on SCOTUS Case to Threaten to Refuse Service to Christians; I Completely Support Them
The Supreme Court made two rulings. One states that race-based discrimination in college admissions is unconstitutional. The other says that a Christian web design company does not have to promote gay weddings. The left reacted with lies. Critics argue that the second ruling was based on an incoherent dissent by Justice Sotomayor.
Daily Wire: Brazil Bans Bolsonaro From Holding Office Over Election Claims, Energizing His Base
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is barred from holding or running for office in Brazil until 2030 due to his use of government communication channels to question the country's electronic voting system. Bolsonaro's base is energized by the decision, comparing him to former President Donald Trump. He is expected to appeal the ruling and may face criminal charges related to alleged counterfeit COVID-19 vaccine cards.
#society
American Thinker: The news from England presages where America is heading
In England, the notion of liberty was abandoned, turning the country into a totalitarian state. Democrats view England as a role model. On one hand, a vicar had his account closed by Yorkshire Building Society for critiquing their promotion of gender ideology. On the other hand, a British Army doctor was forced out after stating that "men cannot be women" on social media. These events reflect a dangerous trend of suppressing dissenting views.
Fox News: Police bodycam shows frantic rescue of three dogs from house fire in Fairfax County, Virginia
A police officer in Fairfax County, Virginia, rescues three dogs from a burning building after noticing smoke. The officer courageously enters the home and saves the pets, with the help of firefighters who arrived on the scene.
Flag And Cross: Vanna White Lawyers Up in Shocking Salary Fight – Will She Be Forced Out at 'Wheel of Fortune'?
There is a possibility that Vanna White may leave "Wheel of Fortune" due to a pay dispute with Sony Pictures Television. White has not received a pay raise in 18 years and wants half of what longtime host Pat Sajak earns. She believes it is fair to earn half of his salary, which is $7.5 million a year. White has hired a top entertainment attorney to negotiate on her behalf. She is prepared to leave the show if her requests are not met.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Up to 21,000 Wagner mercenaries killed in eastern Ukraine, Zelenskyy says
President Zelenskyy revealed that up to 21,000 Wagner mercenaries have been killed in eastern Ukraine, along with 80,000 injuries. This marks a significant counteroffensive for Ukrainian forces against the powerful Russian Army presence in the region.
#foreignaffairs
Flag And Cross: U.S. Companies In China Brace For Risks As New Counterespionage Law Takes Effect
U.S. intelligence warns companies about China's revised counterespionage law and its potential legal risks . The law broadens China's espionage definition and could require Chinese employees at U.S. companies to assist in intelligence efforts for Beijing . The strained U.S.-China relationship and recent crackdown on foreign businesspeople have further complicated business relations . Congressional hearings investigated security risks associated with the Chinese-owned app TikTok . Chinese President Xi Jinping emphasizes the importance of people-to-people connections in U.S.-China relations .
#culture
The Epoch Times: Joseph Haydn: 'Nelson Mass' | Edinburgh University Chamber Orchestra
The Edinburgh University Chamber Orchestra showcases their talent with the amazing Edinburgh University Chamber Choir. ( )
The Epoch Times: Snapshots of Gettysburg, on the Anniversary of the Civil War Battle
Every year, history enthusiasts and descendants of Civil War soldiers gather in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, to reenact the bloodiest battle of the Civil War. Dressed in Civil War-era uniforms, they seek to understand a time when the country was divided and the existence of the republic was at stake. Amidst the tombstones of the Gettysburg National Cemetery, the price of freedom becomes evident, and the reenactors hope to avoid repeating the mistakes of the past.
Bill Wickham, a hatmaker in Gettysburg, meticulously reproduces historically accurate headpieces, including those from the Civil War era. Wickham celebrates the country's history and has created hats worn by Hollywood actors and featured in period films. With a personal connection to the Civil War, Wickham's passion for history drives him to preserve the past and learn from it.
#education
Flag And Cross: Watch: Turning Point USA Staffer Shreds Transgender Bathroom Policy, Brings the Receipts
. The Peoria school board voted to allow transgender students to use any bathroom, claiming it was safe. Benjamin Larrabee proved them wrong by presenting evidence of trans individuals assaulting girls in bathrooms and locker rooms. Larrabee argued that affirming false mental states leads to harm.
#crime
Fox News: US PhD student killed doing research in warring Mexican state once controlled by El Chapo: 'A hornet's nest'
U.S. PhD student Gabriel Trujillo was shot seven times and killed in Mexico during a research trip to El Chapo's former territory. Trujillo was on a mission to build a garden and restore wetlands with his research of the flowering shrub called the Buttonbush. Sonora, where Trujillo's body was found, has become a warzone with three cartels warring for control.
The Epoch Times: New Mexico Prosecutors: Man Accused in Deadly Movie Theater Shooting Is a Danger to the Community
A man accused of a deadly movie theater shooting in Albuquerque is considered a danger to the community and should be held until trial, prosecutors argue. The shooting occurred during an argument over seating arrangements, with the defendant opening fire and killing one person. Witnesses say the dispute escalated to violence, resulting in the death of a man.
#technology
The Epoch Times: Recovering the Titan 12,500 Feet Underwater Was Dangerous, Complex, Emotional
Edward Cassano and his team use the Odysseus to locate and retrieve debris from the Titan submersible, which imploded in the North Atlantic. The wreckage, found 12,500 feet underwater, provides crucial evidence for the multiagency investigation into the incident that killed five crew members. Cassano's team worked tirelessly to recover the debris and expressed their disappointment that their rescue mission had turned into a recovery.
#other
The Federalist Papers: Vanna White Lawyers Up in Stunning Salary Fight – Will She Be Forced to Leave 'Wheel of Fortune'?
Vanna White may leave "Wheel of Fortune" due to a pay dispute as host Pat Sajak retires. White, who has cohosted the show since 1982, wants half of Sajak's salary, stating that they are introduced as equals. She has hired an attorney to negotiate on her behalf, and if her demands are not met, she is prepared to leave the show.
Fox News: Endangered sea turtle nests on North Carolina island for first time in over a decade
Endangered leatherback sea turtles lay nests on North Carolina's Ocracoke Island, with a nest of 93 eggs being relocated for safety. Leatherback sea turtles are the largest in the world and have a wide global distribution, but their population is rapidly declining.