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America First News
2 Jul 2023
#illegals
Breitbart: Illegal Alien Has Convictions for Sexually Abusing Two Kids Overturned
An illegal alien convicted of child sex crimes in Kansas had his convictions overturned due to incorrect charges filed against him. Josue Manuel Arita, from Guatemala, was charged with sexually abusing two children, but the charges alleged that he caused his victims to be abused by another person instead of personally abusing them. The appellate court ruled that there was insufficient evidence to support Arita's convictions, leading to his sentence being vacated. Arita is set to be deported from the United States.
#politics
The Epoch Times: Michael Taube: Why Is It So Difficult for a Conservative to Be Elected Mayor in Canada?
Conservative candidates have a hard time being elected as mayor in Toronto because the city has a liberal and progressive mindset. Most of Toronto's mayors have been liberal or left-leaning, with only certain types of conservatives being elected, such as Red Tories or left-leaning conservatives. The mayor who broke this mold was Rob Ford, who combined conservative principles with centrist/populist philosophies. This pattern is not unique to Toronto, as other major Canadian cities have also seen center/center-left mayors. However, there are exceptions where moderate conservatives have been elected as mayors.
PJ Media: Corporate State Sics Controlled Media on 'No Labels' Party
The corporate state media openly shows bias against Trump and DeSantis, preferring a well-heeled Democrat as president. If not a Democrat, a controlled Republican like Chris Christie or Asa Hutchinson would suffice. The technocrats fear a viable third party and are content with the current two-party system.
The Federalist Papers: Hunter Biden Laptop Strikes Again as Photos Appear to Show Him Committing 2 Crimes on Camera
Hunter Biden's reckless driving and involvement with prostitutes was documented on his laptop, including pictures of him driving 172 mph and holding a crack pipe while driving 35 mph. Republican Senators are questioning the FBI's handling of the laptop and whether there was an effort to discredit the Biden family before the 2020 election. The FBI was notified by the IRS in 2019 about possible tax crimes related to the laptop.
#war
Forbes: Ukrainian Engineers Are Recovering The 25 Vehicles Ukraine Lost In A Russian Minefield, Starting With An American-Made M-2
The Ukrainian army is recovering Western-made tanks and vehicles it lost in a minefield. They believe some of the vehicles, including tanks and engineering vehicles, can be repaired. Recovery efforts are underway to fix and tow away the damaged vehicles.
#health
Breitbart: Jaden Smith Says His Mom Introduced Whole Family to Psychedelic Drugs – 'I Had an Ego Dissolution' on First Mushroom Trip
Jaden Smith revealed at a conference that his mom introduced psychedelic drugs to their family, which he believes made him more empathetic. He spoke about the positive effects the drugs had on his relationship with his siblings. Jada Pinkett Smith also previously discussed using psychedelic drugs to treat her depression. The use of hallucinogenic drugs, including psilocybin mushrooms, has been on the rise among young adults.
#crime
Daily Wire: Police Report At Least Two Dead, 28 Injured In Baltimore Shooting
A mass shooting in Baltimore's Brooklyn community leaves 2 dead and 28 injured at a block party. Police search for suspects.
#sports
Breitbart: NASAR Contractor Dies from Electrocution While Setting Up Chicago Street Race
A worker was electrocuted while setting up for the NASCAR Street Race in Chicago. The worker, Duane Tabinski, died from the incident. NASCAR expressed condolences and is working with local authorities.
#technology
Flag And Cross: Former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey Critiques Elon Musk's Decisions On Platform Management
Former Twitter CEO, Jack Dorsey, shared his thoughts on Elon Musk's recent decisions regarding Twitter, acknowledging the challenges of managing the platform and expressing hope that Twitter will thrive. Dorsey suggested that building on censorship-resistant open protocols like Bitcoin and Nostr could help ease the burden. Musk, on the other hand, announced temporary limitations on the number of tweets users can read daily, with different restrictions for verified and unverified accounts. Dorsey previously criticized Musk's handling of the company and suggested he should have walked away instead of buying Twitter.
Breitbart: FAA Approves World's First Electric Flying Car for Testing
California-based company Alef Aeronautics has received approval from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to begin testing their flying electric car, known as the "Model A." The car is designed to drive on roads and launch vertically into the air, aiming to solve issues of congestion. Preorders are available, and deliveries are expected to start in 2025.
#other
The Epoch Times: UPS Reaches Tentative Deal With Teamsters, Lowering Risk of Union Strike
UPS reaches a tentative deal with the Teamsters, addressing key issues such as ending forced overtime and promoting 22.4 employees. However, other economic issues remain unresolved and the threat of a strike still looms.
Flag And Cross: Australian Woman Accidentally Splurges $10,000 On Taylor Swift Tickets
A woman accidentally spends $10,000 on Taylor Swift concert tickets. She tried to maximize her chances of getting tickets by opening multiple windows, but they all unexpectedly displayed tickets. She later decided to sell the tickets to fans who missed out on getting them.
Flag And Cross: North America's 'Tallest, Fastest, Longest Giga Coaster' Closes After Visitor Sees Crack
A crack in a support beam of the Fury 325 roller coaster at Carowinds amusement park in North Carolina has led to the closure of the ride. A visitor noticed the crack and recorded a video, which ultimately led to the ride being shut down for investigation.