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America First News
2 Jul 2023
#illegals
PJ Media: Thousands of Inadmissible Migrants Enter U.S. Through Biden Program
Tens of thousands of illegal aliens are being introduced into the US through a deceptive Biden administration program. The program, CBP One, allows illegal migrants who don't qualify for entry under the law to apply and be admitted into the country. The number of migrants being released into communities is staggering and puts Americans at risk.
#politics
Fox News: Buttigieg claims Lorie Smith 'went into wedding business' only to provoke 'case like this' after SCOTUS ruling
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg criticized the Supreme Court ruling in favor of a graphic designer who sued Colorado over its anti-discrimination law. Buttigieg argued that the designer went into the wedding business with the intention of provoking a case, and that the ruling was part of an agenda to chip away at LGBTQ+ rights. He expressed concern that such cases divert attention from important economic issues.
The Supreme Court ruled that Colorado's attempt to force the graphic designer to speak in ways that contradicted her conscience violated the First Amendment. The court also recently made rulings on President Biden's student loan plan and affirmative action. Chief Justice John Roberts emphasized the importance of treating individuals based on their experiences and abilities rather than race.
The Epoch Times: 'My 401K Misses You': Fans Swarm Trump After Philadelphia Speech
Former President Donald Trump spoke at the Moms for Liberty summit, addressing his plan for education and Supreme Court decisions. He received both praise and criticism from supporters and critics. The Supreme Court had recently ruled on affirmative action, student debt forgiveness, and a free speech case, with conservatives applauding Trump's impact on the Court. Trump also held a rally in South Carolina, where Senator Lindsey Graham faced disapproval from the crowd but pledged to support Trump for president.
#health
The Federalist Papers: Obama Appointed Judge Gives Pro-Life Movement in North Carolina a Major Victory
A federal judge has ruled in favor of a North Carolina law that restricts abortions after the twelfth week of pregnancy. The decision, applauded by pro-life advocates, comes after concerns about the wording of the law were addressed. Exceptions to the 12-week ban include cases of rape, incest, and fetal anomalies, as well as medical emergencies.
The Epoch Times: A Root Cause of Mental Illness: Harvard Professor
Dr. Christopher Palmer believes that mitochondrial dysfunction is the root cause of all mental illnesses. He discovered connections between metabolic and brain health, leading him to theorize that mental disorders are metabolic disorders of the brain. Palmer suggests that addressing the underlying mitochondrial dysfunction through approaches like the ketogenic diet can improve mental health conditions and even lead to remission of symptoms. This groundbreaking theory challenges the notion that conditions like schizophrenia and bipolar disorder are lifelong disorders.
#education
The Federalist Papers: Biden Rolls Out New Plan to Forgive Student Debt, Stick it to Hard Working Taxpayers Who Never Went to College
President Biden strongly opposes the Supreme Court overturning his student loan forgiveness proposal and plans to challenge the conservative victory by burdening hard-working Americans with college tuition costs. He believes this alternative strategy is legally sound and will provide extensive debt relief, although it will take longer. Biden intends to use the Higher Education Act and implement a temporary repayment program to postpone loan repayment. He criticizes Republicans for supporting pandemic loan forgiveness for businesses but denying relief to student borrowers. The Supreme Court's ruling against Biden's $400 billion plan is a significant setback for the Democrats.
#crime
Fox News: ‘The Flash’ star Ezra Miller releases statement regarding lifting of temporary harassment order
Actor Ezra Miller expressed gratitude for the lifting of a temporary harassment order against him, stating that protective orders should be used to help those in need, not as weapons. Miller claimed to have been unjustly targeted by someone with a history of manipulative and destructive actions. The recently dropped order was not the first to be issued against the actor, who has faced legal and personal troubles.
The Blaze: Boston City Councilor and son injured after she crashes unregistered car into house while driving on revoked license, reports say
Boston City Councilor Kendra Lara and her son were injured after she crashed a car into a home. Lara's son was not in a booster seat as required by law. Lara was driving with a revoked license and the car was unregistered and uninsured.
#sports
The Epoch Times: Rickie Fowler Wins Rocket Mortgage Classic in Playoff Over Morikawa and Hadwin, Ends 4-year Drought
In the Rocket Mortgage Classic playoff, Rickie Fowler emerges victorious, securing his first PGA Tour win since 2019. After falling on the leaderboard, Fowler's clutch birdie putt on the 72nd hole forces a three-way tie with Collin Morikawa and Adam Hadwin. Despite an errant tee shot in the playoff, Fowler sinks a crucial putt to claim the victory.
Forbes: OKC Thunder Remain Active During Offseason In Effort To Maximize Cap Space
The Oklahoma City Thunder have approached free agency conservatively, viewing cap space as an asset to be maximized. They have taken on unwanted contracts in exchange for draft capital, such as Al Horford, Kemba Walker, and Derrick Favors. They traded to acquire Davis Bertans and moved up in the draft, as well as bringing on Victor Oladipo and Patty Mills. They have also made decisions on guaranteeing contracts and signing new players.
Fox News: Rickie Fowler captures first PGA Tour win since 2019 at Rocket Mortgage Classic
After a long drought, Rickie Fowler emerges victorious at the Rocket Mortgage Classic in Detroit, defeating Adam Hadwin and Collin Morikawa in a playoff hole. Fowler's confident stroke secured him the win, and he credits his mindset and reunited partnership with swing coach Butch Harmon for his recent success. With this victory, Fowler adds another PGA Tour trophy to his collection, marking his seventh career win.
Forbes: Miami Heat Don’t Hold Advantage In Potential Damian Lillard Trade: Report
The Miami Heat may struggle to trade for Damian Lillard of the Portland Trail Blazers. The Blazers are open to trading Lillard but are seeking a strong deal involving young players, draft picks, and cap relief. The Heat, who were previously considered favorites, may have to involve a third team to make the trade work.
#technology
Flag And Cross: FAA Gives Greenlight to Fully Electric Flying Car That Can Be Used to Avoid All Traffic, Company Starts Pre-Orders
The FAA has given Alef Aeronautics approval to take pre-orders for flying cars. The vehicles are electric and have received a special airworthiness certification, but cost and restrictions on where they can fly may limit their widespread use.
#other
Fox News: South Carolina plane crash near golf course leaves at least one dead, others injured
A small plane crashed near North Myrtle Beach, killing at least one person and injuring others. The FAA and NTSB are investigating.
Newsbusters: CNN Lets Buttigieg Suggest Christian Website Designer Case Was Made Up
CNN's Dana Bash fails to challenge Pete Buttigieg when he spreads false claims about a Supreme Court case involving a Christian web designer. Buttigieg falsely states that there is no evidence the designer was requested to create a website for a same-sex wedding and accuses her of provocation. Bash allows these lies to go unchallenged.
Forbes: ‘Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny’ Earns $60 Million In Opening Weekend—Falling Short Of Previous Film
Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny debuted at number one at the box office, but fell short of the previous film's opening weekend. Projected to earn $82 million domestically during the Fourth of July weekend. The film cost $295 million to produce.
The Epoch Times: White House Considering Blocking Sunlight to Prevent Greenhouse Warming
The White House is considering the deployment of solar radiation modification (SRM) techniques, such as blocking sunlight, as part of its climate change agenda. Experts have warned that these initiatives can have devastating effects on the planet, including changes in stratospheric temperatures, sea level rise, and alteration in precipitation patterns. The report acknowledges the potential for both positive and negative consequences but emphasizes the need for further understanding.