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America First News
2 Jul 2023
#politics
Fox News: Joe Biden takes Hunter to Camp David two weekends in a row amid scandal
President Biden continues to support his son, Hunter Biden, despite concerns it could damage his 2024 re-election chances. The father and son duo traveled to Camp David for the second weekend in a row, accompanied by the first lady, Hunter's son Beau, and White House aides. The president has refused to distance himself from his son, who recently entered a plea agreement for tax violations and a felony gun charge. .
Hunter Biden is expected to appear in court in July, where the terms of his plea agreement will be approved. Following the announcement of the plea agreement, the White House stated that they love and support their son. Hunter was also seen at a White House state dinner and has been photographed boarding Marine One with his father for trips to Camp David. Critics have accused the president of not addressing the matter appropriately. .
Fox News: Former Director of National Intelligence warns there's a 'cultural problem' within the DOJ
Former Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe discusses the Hunter Biden probe and DOJ's handling of the investigation, pointing out a "disparity in treatment" and a "cultural problem" within the institution. He highlights the lack of felony recommendations in gun and tax crimes against Hunter Biden, as well as the failure to address the classified documents case against Senator Joe Biden. Ratcliffe emphasizes the need for significant changes within the DOJ and FBI to address the cultural problem.
The Federalist Papers: White House Open to Insane New Plan to Block Sunlight as Means to Combat 'Climate Change'
The Biden administration's proposal to block sunlight to combat climate change is a dangerously absurd idea. It reflects the left's power-hungry pursuit of control and disregard for the consequences of manipulating nature. This scheme is just another example of their exploitation of public fear and encroachment on individual liberties. We must remain skeptical and reject such misguided approaches to environmental conservation.
#society
Fox News: Enough! French police unions condemn 'savage hordes,' forcing Macron into action
French police unions demand government support in countering rioters. They warn of resistance if political support is not given. Unrest in France shows signs of subsiding after tens of thousands of police confront fifth night of violence.
The Epoch Times: Hospitality Workers Walk Off Job at Dozens of Southern California Hotels
Major hotels in Southern California are hit with a strike as workers demand higher pay, better health care, and retirement benefits. The strike, organized by Unite Here Local 11, involves thousands of workers picketing at various hotel properties in Los Angeles and Orange counties. The union is pushing for a $5 an hour increase in wages, improvements in benefits, and the creation of a hospitality workforce housing fund.
Daily Wire: ‘Sopranos’ Actor Fumes Over Supreme Court Protecting Religious Freedom
Actor Michael Imperioli expressed his anger towards the Supreme Court's ruling that overturned a Colorado law requiring a Christian graphic designer to design a website for a same-sex wedding. Imperioli, a supporter of the LGBTQ+ community, responded on Instagram by banning bigots and homophobes from watching his work, criticizing the court's decision.
#culture
The Epoch Times: Film Review: 'Asteroid City'
"Asteroid City" is a Wes Anderson film that explores the quirky and eccentric lives of the people in a desert town. The story revolves around a play written by a famous playwright and features a meta-comedy narrative. Despite its visually appealing aesthetic, the film is alienating and lacks conflict.
#health
The Epoch Times: Can Breathing Exercises Reduce the Risk of Alzheimer’s?
Simple breathing exercises may reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease by reducing the levels of amyloid-beta peptides in the bloodstream. A study conducted at the University of Southern California found that participants who performed breathing exercises for four weeks experienced decreased levels of amyloid-beta peptides, a known contributor to Alzheimer's disease. The study suggests that implementing breathwork into daily routines could be an effective behavioral intervention for Alzheimer's prevention.
#crime
Breitbart: French Mob 'Assassination' Attempt Sees Mayor's Wife and Child Injured
A murder investigation has been launched after French rioters attacked the home of a mayor with a flaming car, injuring his wife and child. The rioters also set the family's car on fire and fled the scene.
#technology
Fox News: Should I leave my VPN on 24/7?
A VPN (virtual private network) is a service that allows you to connect to the internet securely and privately. It can hide your IP address, encrypt your data, and access blocked websites. Keeping your VPN on all the time can provide better security, more privacy, and access to geo-blocked content. However, it may also slow down your internet speed and redirect you to different versions of websites. It is recommended to leave your VPN on when using public WiFi, accessing sensitive banking information, traveling abroad, or simply wanting to browse privately.
#other
Forbes: ‘Baldur’s Gate 3’ Is So Long, You May Have To Quit Your Job And Leave Your Family
Get ready to dive into the expansive fantasy world of Baldur's Gate III. Developed by Larian Studios, this RPG offers a plethora of classes, races, and talents. With over 174 hours of cinematics, the game provides numerous branching paths and can be played both online and in split-screen. It offers a single play-through of 75-100 hours of gameplay, making it a content-rich experience.