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America First News
15 Jul 2023
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#politics
Flag And Cross: Chris Christie Brags About Beating Trump In Possible UFC Fight: "I'd Kick His Ass"
In a recent interview, former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie stated that he believes he would win in a physical confrontation against former President Donald Trump. This comes after Trump shared a photo of Christie sleeping on a plane, causing Christie to accuse Trump of living rent-free in his head. Christie also criticized Trump for redirecting donations from his campaign to cover legal expenses, referring to him as the "cheapest S.O.B. I've ever met."
Red State: Fifth Circuit Stays Injunction Forbidding Government Censorship via Social Media Platforms
A three-judge panel granted a temporary stay on the order prohibiting federal agencies from collaborating with social media companies to suppress online speech. The Missouri vs. Biden case revealed contact between the government and social media companies to censor certain topics and silence citizens.
#society
The Epoch Times: Oakland Eviction Moratorium Set to End July 15
The Oakland City Council approved the end of the COVID-19 eviction moratorium, allowing landlords to evict tenants with just cause starting July 15. The decision, made after an eight-hour meeting, includes new tenant protections to prevent widespread evictions.
Flag And Cross: Credit Suisse Bank Investigation Files To Remain Confidential For 50 Years
The files on the parliamentary investigation into the collapse of Credit Suisse Bank will remain confidential for 50 years, raising concerns among Swiss historians. The Swiss Society for History expressed apprehension about the extended time it would take for the commission to turn in its files, stating that access to the files would be invaluable for future research into the banking crisis.
American Thinker: Maybelline goes full 'Bud Light' with a bearded male to promote its products
Maybelline is facing backlash for a new ad featuring a man applying women's makeup like a clown. Consumers are questioning who the target audience is and if the ad insults women. Reports suggest that consumers may boycott the brand for its contempt towards customers and the beauty industry. Maybelline could learn from Bud Light's mistake of insulting their female customers and consider the importance of not mocking or alienating their target market.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Consumer Group Concerned as Banks Wrongly Close and Label Accounts as Fraudulent
Consumer group concerned over banks wrongly closing accounts due to fraud suspicion, flagging customers in a data sharing system that hinders getting another account. Banks expected to give notice unless customer is abusive or suspected of fraud. Cifas markers can lead to rejection of bank accounts, loans, and insurance for up to six years. The Financial Ombudsman Service upheld a quarter of complaints regarding account closure in 2022-23.
Flag And Cross: Tesla's Cybertruck Production Begins, Giga Shanghai Hits Milestone
Tesla, the market leader in electric vehicles, saw its stocks rise as expectations for second-quarter earnings grew. The company shared a photo of the first Cybertruck off the production line in Giga Texas, suggesting a late third-quarter launch. Tesla also reached a milestone in Giga Shanghai, producing its one millionth Model Y crossover. Talks of a potential EV factory in India emerged, but the government remains firm on not waiving duty on imported Tesla vehicles.
Rivian Automotive reported strong second-quarter deliveries, leading to a surge in its stock price. Additionally, Nikola Corp. announced a deal to sell hydrogen fuel cell trucks and purchase low-carbon hydrogen, causing a rise in its stock. Canoo, an electric vehicle company, delivered three Artemis crew transportation vehicles to NASA, showcasing its contribution to space exploration.
#health
Daily Wire: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Hospitalized, Undergoing Medical Tests
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been hospitalized after a medical incident at his home. The details are unclear, but he lost consciousness and hit his head. Initial assessment suggests dehydration.
#crime
The Federalist Papers: Watch: Did 'Sound of Freedom's' Jim Caviezel Just Say the CIA Tried to Kill Him and Will Try Again? - 'I Do Not Fear You'
Actor Jim Caviezel insinuated during an interview that the CIA attempted to assassinate him. Caviezel made these claims while discussing the success of his film "Sound of Freedom" which focuses on a real-life hero who rescues victims of child sex trafficking. In response to a tweet implicating the CIA in operating a pedophile ring, Caviezel declared that he is not afraid of the agency and would gladly trade his life to save innocent children.
#sports
Fox News: Jerry West doesn't care where he's ranked all-time: 'I don't live in the past'
NBA legend Jerry West doesn't care where he's ranked in basketball history. He is grateful for the opportunity to play during the league's early days and is more focused on the growth of the game. West, a 14-time All-Star and member of the NBA's 75th Anniversary Team, was also responsible for bringing Kobe Bryant to the Lakers during his time as general manager. He believes young talent like Victor Wembanyama, the top pick in the 2023 NBA Draft, will bring excitement and contribute to the growth of the sport.
Forbes: Multiple Dallas Mavericks Summer League Players Sign NBA Contracts
The Dallas Mavericks fell short of their championship goals in the Las Vegas Summer League. However, some players on the team, including Mike Miles Jr. and Jordan Walker, signed NBA contracts for the upcoming season. Miles signed a two-way contract, while Walker agreed to a one-year deal. In addition, Taze Moore joined the Mavericks on an Exhibit 10 contract, and Braxton Key signed a two-way deal with the Denver Nuggets.
#science
The Epoch Times: Scientists Discover Large Mass of Heat-Emitting Granite on the Moon
Scientists have discovered a heat-emitting mass of granite buried beneath the moon's surface, likely formed from a dormant volcano that last erupted over 3.5 billion years ago. This rare discovery of granite on the moon, which is nearly absent in the solar system, suggests hidden features on planetary bodies can be detected using remote sensing.
#outdoors
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Berkley introduces the Berkley Dime, a new mid-depth crankbait that combines the durability of plastic baits with the action of balsa lures. Featuring patented Flash Disc technology, weight transfer system for further casting, and sticky sharp Fusion19 hooks, the Berkley Dime comes in 21 different colors and will retail for $10.99 starting September 2023.
#other
Newsbusters: CNN Deceptively Edits RNC Chair To Paint Her as a Conspiracy Theorist
In an interview between Chris Wallace and Ronna McDaniel, CNN deceptively edited their own interview to create a false narrative about McDaniel being a conspiracy theorist. McDaniel expressed concerns about problems in the 2020 election and pointed out that 51 intelligence officials had signed a letter stating that the Hunter Biden laptop was Russian disinformation. The media failed to address this case of fake news spread by Democrats.