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America First News
1 Jul 2023
#politics
The Epoch Times: ‘How Much Do You Make a Year?’ Rep. Luna Challenges EPA Official
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-Fla.) challenges EPA's new rule, highlighting high vehicle costs for low-income families.
The Federalist Papers: Gotcha: Look Where Fed Prosecutors Who Allegedly Declined to Charge Hunter Biden Spent Their Money
Two federal prosecutors with connections to the Biden family and party stopped attempts to bring charges against Hunter Biden in separate jurisdictions. Both prosecutors had previously made political donations to Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. The decision to not press felony charges against Hunter Biden goes against normal Justice Department protocol.
Forbes: New Book Makes DeSantis A Millionaire
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has seen his net worth increase significantly, thanks to a lucrative book deal timed with his White House bid. DeSantis received a $1.25 million advance from HarperCollins for his book, "The Courage to Be Free: Florida's Blueprint for America's Revival." The book has already sold nearly 169,000 copies, making it a bestseller. Despite his newfound wealth, DeSantis is not accustomed to big money, having grown up in a middle-class family and worked his way up through education and public service.
PJ Media: Republican-controlled House Moves to Defund World Health Organization
The proposed national budget for fiscal year 2024 prohibits funds for controversial organizations such as the WHO and UNFPA. The GOP should be commended for taking action, but further legal action should be pursued.
Breitbart: Ron DeSantis's 'Pride Month' Ad Draws Republican Criticism
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis faces backlash for a campaign video released during "pride month" that highlights his opposition to the LGBTQ agenda. The video includes appearances from former President Donald Trump and controversial figures like Caitlyn Jenner and a drag queen. Critics argue that the video is divisive and alienates swing-state and younger voters.
Flag And Cross: Florida Governor DeSantis' Book Deal Nets Him $1.25 Million, Boosting Net Worth
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis made $1.25 million from his book deal, causing a significant increase in his net worth. DeSantis also reduced his student loan balance while proposing universities take responsibility for their students' loan defaults.
The Right Scoop: BRUTAL: Lindsey Graham goes BOOED HARD at Trump rally in South Carolina [VIDEOS]
Lindsey Graham was heavily booed by the Trump crowd in South Carolina during a rally. They passionately expressed their dislike for him throughout his speech, chanting "Traitor" and believing he has sold them out.
Breitbart: Watch Live: Donald Trump Speaks at Independence Day Spectacular in Pickens, South Carolina
Former President Donald Trump to speak in Pickens, South Carolina on July 1 for Independence Day Spectacular. Large turnout expected.
#society
American Thinker: VIDEO: A dad masterfully schools his local government about transgenderism
Democrats regain power and are using sex to attract young people to their side, but parents are pushing back against the left's sexualization of children. The left's focus on transgenderism undermines children's well-being and parental instincts to protect their children. A father delivers a powerful statement at a public meeting, bringing attention to the issue. Parents must amplify this message to protect their children's futures.
The Epoch Times: Professor Sues Penn State University for Racial Discrimination
Zack De Piero, a former English professor at Penn State University, is suing the institution for racially discriminatory policies against white employees. Penn State's "anti-racism" policy singles out white employees and demeans them based on their skin color. De Piero was asked to engage in illegal racial discrimination as part of his job.
Daily Wire: WATCH: Anti-Oil Group Disrupts Pride Parade Over Feud With LGBT Group
Radical environmental activists disrupt London Pride parade, spray paint Coca-Cola float. Group protests lack of condemnation for oil and gas leases. Arrests made.
Fox News: French riots: What to know as hundreds of police injured, thousands arrested following deadly shooting
Riots grip Paris suburbs and spread across France after the death of a 17-year-old during a traffic stop. The situation is a result of a failure to integrate the country's Muslim immigrant population. The protests, sparked by the police killing of the teenager, have led to over 1,300 arrests.
#war
The Epoch Times: Book Review: James Fenelon’s 'Angels Against the Sun'
In "Angels Against the Sun: A WWII Saga of Grunts, Grit, and Brotherhood," James Fenelon tells the story of the 11th Airborne Division and their role in the liberation of the Philippines. These soldiers faced not only the Japanese army, but also battled against harsh weather conditions and disease. Fenelon focuses on the enlisted men and their commanders, highlighting their training and the courage they displayed in the face of hand-to-hand combat. The book also explores the cultural differences that led to a brutal conflict, while also showcasing moments of humanity between enemies.
#foreignaffairs
Flag And Cross: Russian President Putin Engages With Public In Rare Display
Russian President Vladimir Putin made a public appearance in Derbent, engaging with the public and posing for selfies. This is unusual for Putin, known for his preference for distance. The visit was in commemoration of Eid al-Adha and included hosting a meeting on tourism and other events.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Alberta, Saskatchewan, Atlantic Provinces Join Forces Against Ottawa's New Fuel Regulation
Opposition grows as six provinces, including Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Atlantic Canada, express concerns over Ottawa's new fuel regulation. Alberta's Minister of Environment and Protected Areas calls for an immediate halt to the implementation, citing harm to provincial economies and increased costs for families. The regulation, set to be fully implemented in 2030, could raise gasoline prices by up to 17 cents per liter and diesel by 16 cents per liter, in addition to the existing federal carbon tax. The provinces request a delay in the enforcement of the regulation and highlight the disproportionality of the impact.
#health
The Epoch Times: Mosquitoes Test Positive for Malaria After Locally-Acquired Cases in Florida and Texas
Mosquitoes in Florida have tested positive for malaria, marking the first local spread of the disease in the United States in 20 years. Four people in Sarasota County have also contracted malaria locally or via local spread. Health officials are urging precautions such as applying bug spray, draining standing water, and wearing protective clothing.
#education
Breitbart: SUNY Chancellor: Racial Preferences Don't Cause Asian, White Students to Be Rejected, But Ending Them Means Fewer Black, Latino Students
SUNY Chancellor says removing racial preferences in college admissions would lead to fewer black and Latino students on campuses.
Breitbart: 'Unstated Affirmative Action:' Berkeley Law Dean Admits He Discriminates Against Potential Faculty Hires
UC Berkeley Law Dean Chemerinsky privately acknowledges employing "unstated affirmative action" for faculty diversity, warning against open discussion. Video emerges coinciding with Supreme Court's rejection of affirmative action.
National Review: The Corner: For College Students, an Essay Contest
The William F. Buckley Jr. Essay Contest invites college sophomores/juniors to discuss government's success and shortcomings in adhering to the Constitution. Deadline: July 31.
#technology
Daily Wire: Elon Musk Announces New ‘Temporary’ Measures To Address Issues On Twitter
Twitter owner Elon Musk announced new measures to address platform manipulation and extreme data scraping. Verified accounts are limited to reading 6,000 posts per day, unverified accounts to 600, and new unverified accounts to 300. Twitter recently restricted viewing tweets without a registered account, redirecting users to either create a new account or sign in. Musk acknowledged the issue, stating that several hundred organizations were aggressively scraping Twitter data, and asked for ideas to stop it. He mentioned that scraping is already disallowed, but organizations hide their IPs and legal action will be taken.
#other
Fox News: NYC invaded by winged aphids amid Canadian wildfire smoke, experts say
New York City residents are experiencing an invasion of winged aphids, causing some to compare the situation to the ten plagues of Egypt. The warm winter temperatures may have contributed to the sudden appearance of these bugs.