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America First News
3 Jul 2023
#politics
Daily Wire: Ex-GOP Governor Blasts Biden’s Student Loan Bailout As ‘Biggest Vote-Buying Scheme Ever Undertaken’
Former NH Governor Judd Gregg accuses President Biden of attempting to "buy votes" with the student loan bailout program. The Supreme Court rules that Biden's use of the HEROES Act to forgive federally subsidized student loans is illegal. Gregg calls it a vote-buying scheme, arguing that it violates the Constitution.
Fox News: Delaware House advances measure allowing business entities to vote in municipal elections
Delaware lawmakers have approved legislation allowing business entities to vote in municipal elections in a small town. The bill authorizes a charter change for Seaford, where nonresident property owners already have voting rights. The measure received national attention due to opposition campaigns and drew criticism from progressive House Democrats who refused to vote for it.
Fox News: Protestors swarm Israel's Ben Gurion Airport over Netanyahu-backed judicial reform bid
Thousands of Israelis protest Benjamin Netanyahu's planned judicial overhaul at the main airport, causing traffic disruption. The divisive reforms have divided the nation.
Flag And Cross: AOC Gets Lesson in Constitutional Basics After Mouthing Off on Supreme Court Justices
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez claimed that Congress needs to crack down on the Supreme Court for their rulings on leftist causes. She believes the conservative-dominated court is "overreaching their authority" and wants stricter ethics guidelines. However, critics have pointed out that Congress has no authority over the court, and the Constitution separates powers between the branches. Ocasio-Cortez's claims of authoritarianism are merely a reset to what most Americans believe.
Foreign Policy: Germany’s Far Right Sees Its Opening (Again)
The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party is making gains in local elections, with their candidates winning in two recent victories. These wins mark a significant shift for the AfD, which has historically been excluded from executive governing positions due to long-standing taboos against collaborating with the far right. While the party's success is cause for alarm within the German political sphere, it remains unlikely that they will be included in a national government due to their anti-constitutional behavior and xenophobic rhetoric.
The Blaze: Insiders EXPOSE President Biden’s deep worries for Hunter
President Biden is reportedly concerned about his son Hunter, with sources claiming he has responded defensively and angrily to advice from his aides. The unraveling situation surrounding the Biden family continues to unfold, with suspicions arising from the alleged tax fraud investigation into Hunter. Some speculate that Biden may not be fully aware of the situation or the extent of his son's involvement.
Townhall: And Soon They Will Control Everything
Digital technology has the potential to either promote liberty or tyranny in our lives. President Biden and President Xi Jinping want to use digital technology to strip Americans of their freedom and promote government control. Legal barriers are necessary to protect individual liberty and the emerging digital marketplace must be free from government influence. The Chinese Communist Party and the Biden administration are exploiting the lack of protection for economic liberty to achieve their goals of global digital IDs and centralized digital banking currencies. The survival of individual liberty is at stake.
#society
Fox News: New Orleans bookstore event celebrating Black authors shut down by Essence Festival of Culture
A New Orleans bookstore's event promoting Black authors is shut down by the Essence Festival of Culture for allegedly violating a city law. The festival claims it used its trademark to mislead customers. The bookstore owner criticizes the festival's actions and questions its support for the Black community.
The Blaze: 3 gay men rail against what LGBTQ has become
Dave Rubin discusses the issues surrounding the LGBTQ+ community during Pride Month. He, along with Peter Lloyd and Douglas Murray, express their concerns about the extremist narrative and the chant at New York's Pride parade. They believe it is important to speak up and moderate the conversation. They also criticize the angry and misfit individuals within the community who have no connection to being gay and are more focused on drawing attention and bringing down the patriarchy.
The Babylon Bee: Chaos In France As Rival Protesters Keep Trying To Surrender To Each Other
Paris is in chaos as rival protesters continue to surrender to each other after the death of an immigrant. Over 3,000 protestors have surrendered to police, who have surrendered back. The government has deployed thousands of police, but the surrendering shows no sign of stopping. The situation has led to unrest and questioning among the immigrant community.
Foreign Policy: Why France Is Burning
PARIS—The police killing of a teenager of Algerian and Moroccan descent in France has sparked riots and highlighted tensions between security forces and minority communities. The riots spread across the country, leading to violence and destruction. The incident has intensified the protest movement against police brutality and racism in France.
Daily Wire: Joe Rogan Goes Off On Dylan Mulvaney: ‘Mentally Ill Person Who’s Just An Attention W***e’
Podcast host Joe Rogan criticized transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney after Bud Light's partnership with Mulvaney led to a market cap loss for parent company Anheuser-Busch. Rogan also expressed frustration with corporate decision-making and accused Bud Light of not understanding their blue-collar consumer base. He further referred to Mulvaney as a "mentally ill person who's just an attention whore."
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: Vladimir Putin’s useful idiots
Germany and other European countries are failing to confront Russia's aggressive actions in Ukraine, with some politicians and intellectuals sympathizing with Vladimir Putin. Despite public opinion overwhelmingly viewing Russia as an aggressor, there is still a subculture of individuals who support Putin and downplay his imperial intentions. Europe's "useful idiots" range from politicians on both the far right and far left to intellectuals and business leaders who continue to enable Russia. If Ukraine's fight continues or worsens, there are plenty of individuals waiting to shift blame and further support Russia's actions.
Flag And Cross: Biden Snaps at Reporter, Taliban Now Capitalizing on His Tantrum for Propaganda Purposes
President Joe Biden denies failure in Afghanistan and claims that he was right about the situation there. The Foreign Ministry of Afghanistan responds and sees his remarks as an acknowledgement of reality. A State Department report praises staff efforts during the withdrawal but criticizes the Trump and Biden administrations for agreeing to pull troops out too quickly, which exacerbated the difficulties faced in mitigating the loss of military support. Former Vice President Mike Pence blames Biden for the death of service members in a terrorist attack during the evacuation.
The Epoch Times: Pence Says Trump Would Have Kept US Troops in Afghanistan, Rejects Blame for Chaotic Withdrawal
Former Vice President Mike Pence suggests that the Trump administration would have kept troops in Afghanistan and altered course if they were still in charge during the chaotic U.S. withdrawal. Pence believes that the blame for the situation falls squarely on President Joe Biden, stating that the catastrophe was set into motion when the Taliban broke the peace deal and Biden did nothing. Pence also indicates that if the Trump administration had remained in office, the U.S. mission in Afghanistan might have played out similarly to Trump's effort to withdraw troops from Syria, where a ceasefire was negotiated and some troops remained.
#economy
Daily Wire: Inflation Causes Fourth Of July Cookout Items To Hit Record High: Report
Average per-person spending on Fourth of July food items reached a record high of $93.34 in 2023, according to a survey by the National Retail Federation. This comes as inflation continues to be a challenge for Americans.
#military
National Review: The Corner: GAO Report: DOD ‘Needs Department-Wide Guidance’ for AI Acquisitions
The Department of Defense lacks comprehensive guidance for acquiring artificial intelligence technologies despite designating it as a top modernization priority and planning to spend billions on AI-related programs. This lack of strategy leads to duplication of efforts and wastage of resources within the armed forces. The Pentagon's management of its budget and resources, including a $6 billion accounting error and failure to pass an audit, raises concerns about efficient spending.
PJ Media: The A-10 Warthog Making One Final Flight — to the Boneyard
The beloved A-10 ground attack jet is being retired after five decades of service. The Air Force plans to replace it with more modern F-16s and F-35s. The A-10 was designed for ground-attack missions and was known for its powerful gun, but the Air Force believes the F-35 is better prepared for ground attack in the 21st Century.
#health
The Epoch Times: Exploring Cooking Oils: Debunking the Myths of High-Heat Cooking
Health agencies have long recommended vegetable oils over saturated fats, but recent research suggests that saturated fats may have advantages in high-temperature cooking. Coconut oil and palm oil are two examples of vegetable oils with significant saturated fat content. Coconut oil is less stable for cooking due to its short- to medium-chain fatty acids, while refined palm oil has a higher smoke point and is commonly used in processed foods. Butter and tallow, derived from animal fats, are also suitable for cooking, with tallow being rich in omega-3 fatty acids. Polyunsaturated fats like sunflower and flaxseed oil are not recommended for cooking due to their vulnerability to oxidation.
#education
The Federalist Papers: University of Boston Students Encouraged to Seek Therapy After SCOTUS Decisions
Boston University School of Law offers emotional support to students after Supreme Court decisions on affirmative action, religious liberty, and student loan forgiveness. Student Government Association critiques rulings.
Daily Wire: Iowa Flooded With Over 25K Applications For New School Choice Funds
Over 25,000 students applied for Iowa's school choice savings accounts, but only 14,000 will be funded due to budget limitations.
The Blaze: Gender studies prof ordered to undergo free-speech training after giving student zero for referring to 'biological women' in project proposal
University of Cincinnati orders instructor to undergo free-speech training for giving a student a zero for using "biological women" in a project proposal.
#crime
Fox News: Missouri woman accused of killing mom-to-be for her baby now charged with unborn child's murder
A Missouri woman, Amber Waterman, is charged with kidnapping and killing a pregnant woman, Ashley Bush, to steal her baby. Using a fake Facebook account, Waterman lured Bush with the promise of free baby clothes and a job opportunity. Waterman's husband, Jamie Waterman, is charged with helping cover up the crime.
Fox News: Former South Florida police officer pleads guilty to COVID-19 relief fraud
Former Miami-Dade police officer Samuel Harris pleaded guilty to stealing $285,000 in COVID-19 relief funds through false claims and fraud. He obtained forgivable loans and loan proceeds by submitting fraudulent applications for his business, Oregen Digital Inc. Harris faces up to 20 years in prison.
Fox News: Slovak central bank head refuses to resign over bribery charges
Slovak central bank head Peter Kazimir refuses to resign despite bribery charges against him. He is accused of paying a bribe of 48,000 euros to the head of the country's tax office. Kazimir denies the charges and says he will not step down.
Fox News: Additional gunshot victim raises Kansas nightclub injury count to 10
Eight people were injured by gunfire and two were trampled during a shooting at a nightclub in Wichita, Kansas. Police believe multiple shooters were involved and have recovered four guns. No deaths have been reported.
Fox News: Young Thug label rapper FN DaDealer faces murder charge following Atlanta shooting
A 20-year-old rapper signed to Young Thug's record label, FN DaDealer, has been arrested and charged with murder in connection to a fatal shooting in Atlanta. The victim was shot multiple times. FN DaDealer's mother claims it is a case of mistaken identity. He is currently being held without bond.
Field & Stream: New York Man Pleads Guilty to Smuggling Burmese Pythons into America...in His Pants
A man pleaded guilty to smuggling three Burmese pythons into the US from Canada by hiding them in bags attached to his pants. The snakes were discovered during a border search. The man faces up to 20 years in prison.
The Epoch Times: Ex-Pfizer Employee Faces Insider-Trading Charges on COVID-19 Drug Trial
Former Pfizer employee Amit Dagar and his friend Atul Bhiwapurkar have been accused of participating in an insider trading scheme involving confidential information about the results of clinical trials for the COVID-19 drug Paxlovid. Dagar allegedly bought call options in Pfizer stock and tipped off Bhiwapurkar before the trial results were made public, resulting in $350,000 in illicit profits. Both individuals have been arrested and could face up to 20 years in prison for securities fraud.
Three Florida men, Michael Shvartsman, Gerald Shvartsman, and Bruce Garelick, have been accused of insider trading in Digital World Acquisition Corp. (DWAC) based on confidential information about the company's planned merger with Trump Media. The trio made over $22 million in illegal profits before the merger was publicly announced. None of the charges involve former President Donald Trump or his company. Each defendant faces multiple conspiracy and fraud charges that could result in decades in prison.
#outdoors
All Outdoor: AllOutdoor Review - Top 5 Pistol Red Dots of 2023
In 2023, pistol red dots have become popular and competitive. The top picks include the Swampfox Justice 1x27mm, Vortex Optics Venom, Holosun HS407C-X2, Crimson Trace CTS-1550 Ultra, and Steiner MPS Micro Red Dot. These choices offer various features such as clear sight alignment, lightweight build, durability, and affordability.
#technology
The Blaze: You might want to reconsider 23andMe and other DNA testing companies once you hear what this geneticist has to say
Millions trust genetic testing companies with their DNA, but they may be getting more than they bargained for. Geneticist Razib Khan warns against sending your DNA to these companies, stating that genetic privacy cannot be guaranteed. China, having heavily invested in genomics, has become a genomic superpower, raising concerns about data security and the possibility of American genomes being taken to China.
American Thinker: CNN sets sail to a ‘colossal’ if preposterous idea
French company Airseas is developing the Seawing, a kite technology that can help cargo ships reduce fuel consumption and carbon emissions by 20%. The shipping industry is responsible for 3% of global greenhouse gas emissions. However, the potential impact of this kite on emissions is small, and there are concerns about its control and usability.
#other
The Epoch Times: How to Pick Wallpaper for Your Living Room
Interior designers are recommending the use of wallpaper as a focal point in living rooms, with options to cover all walls or simply accent the room. It is advised to consider the room's natural light and temperature when choosing between light or dark colors, as well as to opt for vinyl wall coverings in high-traffic areas. Ordering wallpaper samples is also crucial to determine the best choice for the space.
The New American: Climate Hysterics Refer to 2023 Wildfire Season as the "New Abnormal" - The New American
Climate alarmists spin the wildfires in Canada as a new normal caused by anthropogenic global warming, ignoring historical data that shows higher fire activity in the past. Scientists like Michael Mann claim that if the planet continues to warm, wildfires will only get worse. However, even the IPCC hesitates to blame wildfires solely on climate change, recognizing that forest mismanagement plays a significant role. The article criticizes the fearmongering and lack of in-depth analysis in blaming climate change for the severity of Canada's fire season.
The Epoch Times: Disney’s 'Indiana Jones' 5 Takes Home a Tepid $60 Million Over July 4th Weekend
Disney's latest Indiana Jones film, "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny," had a lukewarm $60 million box office debut. The long-awaited sequel received mixed reviews and lacked the buzz that previous installments had. The film's performance reflects the changing nature of the box office since the last Indiana Jones film in 2008.
Forbes: Nicki Minaj Breaks Her Tie With BTS's Jimin With Her New No. 1 Hit
Rapper Nicki Minaj's latest single "Barbie World" has debuted at No. 7 on this week's Hot 100 chart, thanks to strong sales performance. The song, featured on the Barbie movie soundtrack, sold an impressive 37,000 copies in its first week, securing Minaj's position as a chart-topping artist. With this achievement, Minaj surpasses BTS singer Jimin for the most No. 1 hits on the purchase-only tally in 2023.
Fox News: UK endures hottest June on record
The U.K. experienced its hottest June on record, with temperatures reaching 33.6 degrees Fahrenheit higher than previous records. Experts attribute this extreme heat to human-induced climate change, which will continue to increase in frequency.
Fox News: We need to talk about the daughter the Bidens reject
Hunter Biden's child custody case reveals his attempts to avoid responsibility for his actions towards his own child. Despite settling with the child's mother, Biden used his privilege and wealth to deny his child the support and care she deserved. He fought against paying child support, claiming financial hardship due to public exposure of his questionable financial dealings. This case highlights the hypocrisy and protection granted to Hunter Biden because of his last name.