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America First News
3 Jul 2023
#politics
American Thinker: US mayors are sick of the 1st Amendment
Neo-Marxist movement infiltrates American institutions, focusing on education. Compassion USA program pushes Critical Theory, labeling certain groups as oppressors. Mayors' Compact against Hate aims to suppress free speech under the guise of combating extremism. First Amendment rights at risk.
Fox News: Psaki attempts to scare Muslim parents from opposing transgender ideology in schools: GOP 'trying to recruit'
MSNBC host Jen Psaki claimed that the GOP is "trying to recruit" Muslims into being anti-transgender, an accusation that Muslim activists have disputed, stating that it is a matter of religious freedom. Psaki listed reasons why she believes the GOP is a threat to the Muslim community, while activists argued that Muslims are independent in standing up for their rights without prompting from the right-wing. They criticized the portrayal of Muslims as being used by the political right and emphasized their ability to make independent decisions.
Liberty Nation: Just For Fun Vol. 36 – C5 TV
The Conservative 5 discusses the controversies surrounding Hunter Biden. Hold on tight, it's about to get messy.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: ‘These guys are good,’ &c.
The Mossad, Israel's intelligence agency, shows its impressive skills by abducting a terror leader inside Iran to prevent an attack in Cyprus. Iran itself has been known to send agents to kidnap its critics abroad. Bianca Jagger, a Nicaraguan activist, uses her fame to call for human rights in her native country. Japan introduces "job leaving agents" to help people quit their jobs without awkwardness. South Korea changes how it counts people's ages, making them "grow younger overnight." At a Trump rally, a young girl expresses her love for Trump and believes he only tells the truth. Senator Lindsey Graham is heckled offstage during a rally, comparing a Trump rally to a pro-wrestling show. A stroll down memory lane recalls Trump's popularity in previous rallies. The Republican Party needs to regain a sense of manliness and patriotism. Andrew Tate, a conservative influencer, faces charges of human trafficking and rape. The sister of Martin Luther King Jr., Christine King Farris, dies at 95. Marvin Kitman, a TV critic, dies at 93. Phrases like "core tenets" are redundant language. Abraham Lincoln and George Orwell are praised for their character and accomplishments. Carlos Alberto Montaner, a Cuban writer and advocate for freedom, democracy, and human rights, has passed away. Robert Sherman, a New York broadcaster, son of famous pianist Nadia Reisenberg, dies at 90. Recommendations for a book and music podcast are made for the upcoming Fourth of July.
#economy
National Review: The FTC Continues to Prioritize Ideology over Consumers
Earlier this year, the FTC ordered Illumina to undo its acquisition of Grail, a cancer-screening start-up. The FTC's opposition to the merger ignores the potential benefits for consumers, including the development of a product that could save thousands of lives.
Liberty Nation: More COVID Relief Fraud Revealed
The COVID-19 pandemic allowed fraudsters to exploit government programs, resulting in potentially fraudulent actors receiving billions of dollars in economic relief. The Small Business Administration lost over $200 billion, and the government disbursed approximately $1.2 trillion during the crisis. The lack of controls and oversight facilitated the scams, with fraudulent methods including telemarketing, stolen identities, and multiple applications. The government now faces investigations and has been advised to implement stronger internal controls to prevent future fraud.
#religion
National Review: Where Freedom Doesn’t Ring
Amidst the exhibit "Among the Displaced: Photographs of Iraq and Nigeria," the focus is on persecuted Christians in northern Nigeria and Iraq. The photos capture the pain and resilience of these individuals, who face risks and challenges due to their faith. The exhibit highlights their strength and the hope they hold onto, despite the hardships they endure.
#crime
Fox News: Georgia mother charged after body of 7-year-old daughter found decaying in closet
A 27-year-old Georgia mother is facing charges after her 7-year-old daughter's decaying body was found in a closet of a vacant apartment. The mother, Alondra Hobbs, has been charged with felony murder and cruelty in the second degree. The child's body was discovered by a neighbor who reported a foul odor coming from the apartment.
Fox News: IL businessman convicted of price-gouging N95 masks early in pandemic
Illinois businessman convicted of price-gouging N95 masks during COVID-19 pandemic. He purchased masks for $5 each and sold them for $20 each, making up to $80,000 per day.
Fox News: Philly mayor under scrutiny as city resists push to reinvestigate 'suicide' of woman stabbed 20 times
Ellen Greenberg, a Philadelphia teacher, was found dead in her apartment with 20 stab wounds and bruises in 2011. Her parents believe she was murdered and have been fighting for justice ever since. Authorities ruled it a suicide but provided no public explanation.
Fox News: Sandra Bullock's 'utterly terrifying' stalking incident highlighted in new TMZ documentary on Fox Nation
In 'Stalkers in Hollywood,' a documentary explores the terrifying moment when Sandra Bullock encountered an obsessive stalker in her home. Bullock hid in her closet while she called 911, and police apprehended the intruder. The stalker, Joshua James Corbett, was eventually convicted of stalking and burglary, and later committed suicide.
#sports
Fox News: Fan falls from Citi Field seats to outfield warning track during Mets-Giants game
During a baseball game between the New York Mets and the San Francisco Giants, a fan fell 12 feet from the stands and appeared injured. He raised his hands in surrender as security approached him. The fan was not ejected from the game and was seen back in the stands later wearing sunglasses.
Forbes: No Trade For Orlando Magic’s Jalen Suggs But He Must Earn His Spot
The Orlando Magic's backcourt is crowded after the NBA draft, but they show little interest in trading Jalen Suggs. Despite concerns about his shooting and ability as a point guard, the Magic believe in Suggs' potential and see his defensive skills and versatility as valuable assets. Suggs is focused on improving his shooting this off-season and knows that it will play a key role in securing his place in the NBA.
#science
American Thinker: UFOs and the changing federal response
The UFO phenomenon has moved out of science-fiction and into reality with government admissions. Plausible conclusions from evidence gradually turn into preposterous speculation. The release of video evidence and witness testimony from the military provides strong evidence for unidentified objects in our skies. Whistleblowers are emerging, revealing the secrecy and potential abuse of power within government agencies. Allegations arise of a shadow government with access to crashed UFOs and communication with extraterrestrial beings. The truth remains murky, but leaks may shed light on the situation.
#outdoors
Tactical Bassin: Finesse Fishing Tricks For Clear Water Summer Bass! — Tactical Bassin' - Bass Fishing Blog
The guys had a great day fishing for big smallmouth bass in a new lake. They used finesse techniques and smaller profiles to catch the key bites and dial in the right depth. Check out the exact baits and equipment they used in the links provided.
The Epoch Times: Diver encounters bass and they become 'friends' as he returns each summer and the fish recognizes him
A diver forms an unlikely friendship with a wild fish named Elvis, and they meet every summer at the same spot. Elvis gets jealous when other fish approach the diver. The diver protects Elvis from fishermen and believes sport fishing is immoral.
#other
Fox News: Ailing Thai elephant returns home from Sri Lanka after years of possible neglect, abuse
Thailand repatriated an ailing elephant named Muthu Raja from Sri Lanka amid allegations of abuse at a Buddhist temple. The elephant arrived in Chiang Mai and will undergo medical treatment and rehabilitation at the Thai Elephant Conservation Center.
Fox News: Colleges begin to use vending machines to sell morning-after pill as more states restrict abortion
Emergency contraceptive vending machines are gaining popularity on college campuses in light of recent abortion restrictions. These machines, stocked with ibuprofen, pregnancy tests, and the morning-after pill, aim to provide cheap and discreet access to emergency contraceptives. With 39 universities in 17 states already featuring these vending machines and more considering them, the goal is to ensure widespread availability of these contraceptives.
Fox News: Heavy flooding relieves China from sweltering heat, but displaces over 10,000 residents
Beijing experienced a 9.8-day heatwave with temperatures exceeding 95 degrees Fahrenheit. However, there was a temporary relief from the heat as heavy flooding in Hunan displaced 10,000 residents. The heat is expected to rise again this week, with temperatures reaching as high as 103 degrees Fahrenheit.
