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America First News
3 Jul 2023
#politics
Newsbusters: Scarborough Disses Nicolle Wallace: Biden Ditched Her To Impress 'Important' Al Sharpton!
Joe Scarborough disses Nicolle Wallace, not even mentioning her by name, after her interview with President Biden. Scarborough defends Biden's gaffe and jokingly implies that speaking with Al Sharpton is more important than speaking with Wallace. Sharpton tries to defend Biden, saying that he wasn't lost, but the New York Post was.
Flag And Cross: Kanye West's Path To Power: A Troubling Journey Of Hate And Political Aspirations
Kanye West's recent documentary reveals his antisemitic and pro-Hitler statements, leading to the loss of endorsements and professional relationships. Despite his offensive remarks, West believes they will help him become president. Former president Donald Trump leads the Republican presidential contest.
PJ Media: Florida Becomes Hostile Territory for Those Who Profit Off Illegal Aliens
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signs immigration bills that enhance safety and security, cracks down on illegal employers, and relocates illegal immigrants to sanctuary jurisdictions. Media focuses on sob stories, while leftists and businesses express concerns about labor shortages and economic impact.
Breitbart: Banks Told They Must Protect Free Speech After Nigel Farage Debanked
The UK Treasury Department plans to prohibit banks from closing accounts based on customers' political views. The government aims to uphold principles of freedom of speech and require banks to provide reasons for account closures. This comes after Brexit leader Nigel Farage and others were blacklisted by banks for their political affiliations.
Fox News: GOP attacks ‘woke’ Pentagon, looks to shut down gender, abortion, diversity policies
House Republicans are attempting to use the National Defense Authorization Act to counter the Biden administration's "woke" policies regarding gender, abortion, and diversity. They have filed numerous amendments hoping to include them in the bill, which already contains "anti-woke" provisions. GOP lawmakers aim to prevent transgender surgeries and other related services within the military, ban gender transition procedures, and eliminate the Pentagon's policy of allowing service members time off for abortions. They also seek to dismantle the promotion of diversity, equity, and inclusion within the Department of Defense.
Fox News: Biden torched for 'unconstitutional' plan to circumvent Supreme Court ruling on student loan forgiveness
Fox News contributor Marc Thiessen criticized President Biden's reported plan to find a "work-around" after the Supreme Court blocked student loan forgiveness, calling it "unconstitutional" and a threat to democracy. Thiessen argued that Biden is circumventing both the Supreme Court and Congress by trying to spend taxpayer money without going through the proper channels. Biden, in response, said that the Supreme Court "misinterpreted the Constitution" and announced changes to student loans.
The American Mind: The Luckiest Country
America, despite its flawed leadership and political establishment, remains the world's leading military power and largest economy. The country's dominance is attributed to the self-correcting nature of the Constitution, its abundance of physical resources, and the innovative nature of its people. While other countries may threaten its preeminence, such as Europe, China, and Russia, they are plagued with fundamental weaknesses that undermine their competitiveness. China is facing internal problems and a slowing economy, while Europe is weakening and Japan is losing its economic power. America's strength lies in its ability to adapt and reinvent itself, making it resilient in the face of challenges.
The Blaze: US attorney prosecuting Hunter Biden drops eyebrow-raising late-night letter to Rep. Jim Jordan
United States Attorney David Weiss's letter to Jim Jordan raised questions about his authority over the Hunter Biden investigation. Allegations from IRS whistleblowers contradicted Weiss's claim of "ultimate authority," suggesting he was restricted by the Justice Department. Weiss's response to Jordan confirmed that he needed approval from U.S. attorneys in other districts to bring charges against Hunter Biden. The letter raised more questions than answers and left doubts about Weiss's true authority.
Townhall: In Congress, July 4, 1776
The author discusses the importance of reading the Declaration of Independence and the current assault on the concept of the country by progressive politicians and activists. The author highlights that the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution were not meant to create a powerful government, as the political left would have people believe. The author urges readers to read the declaration for themselves and emphasizes the significance of the men who laid the groundwork for the nation.
#society
Flag And Cross: Controversial Bikini Parade Scrapped From Miss England Beauty Pageant
The Miss England beauty pageant has permanently scrapped the bikini parade, which had been an optional choice for contestants. Organizer Angie Beasley stated that the competition now focuses on celebrating women achievers and that the bikini round no longer aligns with that vision. The decision was made after divided opinions among the beauty queens and debates on national TV and radio.
Breitbart: Exclusive—David J. Harris Jr.: From Pride to Patriotism — Reigniting the Flame of Our Founding Fathers
Americans across the country are concerned about the attack on American values. Some focus on the problems, while others refuse to acknowledge the dangers. The best way to move forward is by looking backward to history. True patriotism involves deep appreciation for sacrifices made by others. (, )
Fox News: Fire damages Phoenix homes as temperature hits 110 degrees
Several homes in Phoenix were damaged by fires caused by hot embers blowing onto rooftops and into trees. No injuries were reported, and the cause is being investigated. The fires serve as a warning for the upcoming Fourth of July celebrations in the extreme heat.
#war
Human Events: Zelensky reveals war will not be won unless Crimea is part of
Ukraine
The war in Ukraine continues as President Zelensky insists that there can be no victory unless Crimea is returned from Russian occupation. He also mentions a secretive conversation with the CIA chief, emphasizing the importance of their communication.
#foreignaffairs
Spectator USA: Biden is in fantasy land over the Taliban’s terrorist links
President Joe Biden has either not been briefed on the situation in Afghanistan or has chosen not to believe what he is told. He falsely claimed that al-Qaeda would not be present in Afghanistan and that the Taliban would provide assistance, but both statements are untrue. The UN report states that the Taliban has broken its commitment to supporting operations against international terrorists and has strong ties with al-Qaeda. This disconnect between Biden's wishful thinking and reality is a result of his need to justify the disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan. The Taliban now protects over twenty terrorist groups, posing a serious threat to Central Asia. The actions of the Taliban have led to Saudi Arabia, Russia, and Iran downgrading their embassies in Afghanistan, and other countries in the region are seeking alternatives to the Taliban. A former head of Afghan special forces plans to fight back against the Taliban and criticizes Biden's stance. It is unlikely that a coherent American approach will be achieved in the short term.
The Epoch Times: Nine Members of the European Parliament Condemn HK National Security Law on Its 3rd Anniversary
European Parliament Watch Group wrote a joint letter condemning Hong Kong's National Security Law and calling for the release of detainees and an end to political trials. They also urged the EU to review its stance on Hong Kong, hold officials accountable, and impose sanctions. The letter followed a European Parliament resolution demanding the release of pro-democracy activists.
#economy
Forbes: Nearly 194,000 Laid Off In 2023 So Far As U.S. Layoffs Surge
In 2023, there were over 150 major layoffs in the US, resulting in nearly 194,000 job losses, particularly in the tech industry. Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, laid off 10,000 employees. Other companies like Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and 3M also experienced significant layoffs. The media industry was not spared either, with nearly 40 media companies, including ESPN and Vice Media, cutting their staff.
The Epoch Times: Australian Firm Sues Twitter for $665,000 for Not Paying Bills
An Australian project management firm, Facilitate Corp., has filed a lawsuit against Twitter Inc. in a U.S. court over alleged non-payment of bills for work done in four countries. Facilitate installed sensors in Twitter's offices in London and Dublin, completed an office fit-out in Singapore, and cleared an office in Sydney, but Twitter failed to pay the invoices.
#military
All Outdoor: Safariland Introduces the New Concealable OWB Solis ALS Holster
Safariland introduces the new OWB Solis holster, designed for outside the waistband carry and concealment. The holster is versatile, accommodating various firearms and accessories, and features the ALS locking mechanism for secure and fast drawing. This new addition provides a carry option for the civilian market.
Field & Stream: What Does Grain Mean When It Comes to Ammo?
Understanding the measurement of grain in terms of ammunition weight is crucial. A grain is a unit of weight used to measure bullets or powder charges. It is important to note that bullets and powder charges are usually weighed by grain, not by ounce or gram.
#religion
Fox News: Christian, Jewish groups sue to protect abortion access in unexpected twist on religious freedom
Religious groups in some states are challenging red state restrictions on abortion, claiming that they violate their religious freedom. The lawsuits argue that the bans go beyond what these denominations view as reasonable restrictions.
Fox News: China clamps down on Christians, fines pastor and wife for running underground church: watchdog
Chinese pastor and his wife fined $55,100 for organizing religious activities in the largest house church in Xiamen. They refuse to pay. The crackdown on unregistered churches in China continues, with members facing surveillance, raids, and harassment by the government. Christian persecution in China has worsened to levels not seen since the Cultural Revolution.
#culture
Flag And Cross: UK's Blooming Confetti Fields Draw Crowds Seeking Eco-Friendly Wedding Decor
In the Worcestershire countryside, multicolored confetti fields are in full bloom. The Real Flower Petal Confetti Company celebrates 25 years of growing natural, biodegradable confetti. Visitors can stroll through the fields and even get married on site.
#education
The American Spectator: How to Stay Conservative in College
Conservative parents concerned about liberal influence on college campuses. Tips for conservative students include staying faithful to religion, strong parent relationships, avoiding drugs, finding a part-time job, and joining conservative organizations. Challenges in remaining conservative due to societal pressure and acceptance of progressive politics.
Forbes: Minority Groups Challenge Harvard’s Legacy Admissions—Days After Affirmative Action Struck Down
Three minority groups accuse Harvard of violating the Civil Rights Act by favoring donors and alumni during admissions.
Fox News: Supreme Court's rebuke of Biden's student loan socialism is a win for all Americans
The US Supreme Court blocked Biden's plan to redistribute student loan debt. A win for the rule of law and taxpayers.
#crime
Breitbart: Chicago Police: Man Named Neiman Marcus Shoplifted from Neiman Marcus
Neiman Marcus shoplifter arrested for using stolen credit card. Charged with identity theft and retail theft.
The Right Scoop: Shooters still at large after mass shooting in Baltimore
Early yesterday morning, a mass shooting occurred at a block party in Baltimore, leaving two dead and 28 injured. The suspects are still at large, and authorities are actively investigating the crime scene. The injured victims range from 13 to 32 years old, with several still in critical condition. The public is urged to provide any information regarding the incident.
Foreign Policy: Why China’s Tech Dominance Is Not Inevitable
Private investigator Jack Malone receives a mysterious case from a wealthy socialite. He delves into the seedy underbelly of Los Angeles, encountering backstabbing politicians, corrupt businessmen, and dangerous thugs. As he uncovers the truth, he must navigate a web of deceit and betrayal to bring justice to the city.
#sports
Fox News: Kings sign All-NBA center Domantas Sabonis to four-year, $195 million contract extension
Sacramento Kings' center Domantas Sabonis has agreed to a four-year contract extension worth $217 million, keeping him with the team until the 2027-28 season. The deal includes a salary raise for this season and an average salary of $47 million for the next four years.
The Epoch Times: Roger Federer Will Be Celebrated at Wimbledon, as Pregnant Serena Williams Declined an Invitation
Roger Federer, the retired tennis player, will be honored at Wimbledon for his record-setting career. He holds the most Gentleman's Singles titles at the grass-court Grand Slam tournament. Serena Williams was also invited but couldn't attend because she's pregnant.
#outdoors
Fishing 411: Growing Some Boat Launch Manners
At Fishing 411 TV, the author has witnessed numerous anglers lacking basic skills for boat launching. Many individuals fail to load gear beforehand and are unprepared when arriving at the launch. This lack of knowledge and manners causes frustration and delays for other boaters.
#other
Fox News: Arnold Schwarzenegger’s feud with Sylvester Stallone led him to push for more violence in ‘Terminator 2’
Arnold Schwarzenegger wanted to outdo his rival Sylvester Stallone and argued with director James Cameron to include more violence in "Terminator 2." Despite Cameron's vision for the film, Schwarzenegger insisted on killing more people on-screen. In the end, the film became a huge hit, grossing over $500 million worldwide.
Breitbart: Nolte: Disney's 'Indiana Jones 5' Officially Bombs with Pathetic 60M Opening
The Disney Grooming Syndicate's Indiana Jones movie flops, earning far less than projected. Disney's reputation for destroying franchises and grooming children is tarnished. The film, featuring an emasculated Indiana Jones, fails to resonate with audiences.
Fox News: Robert De Niro 'deeply distressed' by death of 19-year-old grandson
Robert De Niro's 19-year-old grandson, Leandro De Niro Rodriguez, has passed away. The cause of death is unknown.