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America First News
3 Jul 2023
#politics
Red State: Jen Psaki's Incredible Tin-Foil Hat Conspiracy Shows What Democrats Really Think of Minorities
Former White House press secretary Jen Psaki has become a favored interviewer for Democrats on MSNBC, but her recent comments have drawn controversy. Democrats' treatment of minorities, specifically Muslims and Asian Americans, has come under scrutiny, with accusations of discrimination and accusations that Republicans are responsible for their opposition to certain policies. Psaki suggests that the GOP is using an old playbook to pit Muslims against transgender individuals. Democrats, however, fail to acknowledge that minorities are capable of forming their own opinions.
The Epoch Times: Metropolitan Police Says Dress Code 'has not Changed' and Thin Blue Line Badge Unapproved
The Metropolitan Police in London has confirmed that the Thin Blue Line badge, worn to honor fallen officers, was not on the approved list of insignia. It was reported that the badges were banned from being worn during the Pride event due to alleged links to far-right groups. This decision has raised concerns about morale among officers.
#society
Spectator USA: Ghislaine Maxwell is a prison Karen
High society girl Ghislaine Maxwell complains about everything in prison, filing 400 complaints. She gripes about food, bedding, and canceled temple visits. She also demands hypoallergenic pillows and black hair dye. She clashes with inmates and creates constant drama.
Spectator USA: Return to The Hague
American travelers praise the train system in continental Europe, but it has its limitations. The Hague, seat of the Dutch government, is not connected to the high-speed rail network that links London, Paris, Brussels, and Amsterdam. The Dutch have transformed their public life over the years, moving away from rigid social segregation based on religion to a more secular society. However, reminders of the past, such as the Mauritshuis museum, Hotel des Indes, and Madurodam park, still exist.
Breitbart: Crowdfunding Pitch for Cop Who Killed French Teen Raises $1 Million
After a French police officer shot and killed a 17-year-old Algerian heritage teen during a traffic stop, a crowdfunding campaign raised over €934,000 to support the officer's family. The campaign was started by a French economist and media polemicist to show support for the officer, who is being investigated for homicide. The shooting has sparked outrage and calls for addressing racism in law enforcement.
The Epoch Times: Mark Sidwell: The Western Experiment is "the Most Exciting Adventure in Human History"
British author, Marc Sidwell, argues that the West's individualistic spirit has led to innovation, democracy, and the rule of law. He emphasizes the Western roots of these values and criticizes those who tear down Western institutions. Sidwell believes that the real danger to the West is internal division, but is confident in the West's strength and ability to reinvent itself.
Flag And Cross: Israeli Law Enforcement Studies French Riots Amid Concerns Of Antisemitism
Israeli law enforcement is investigating the riots in France after the killing of a 17-year-old. The protests have led to violent clashes and increased concerns about antisemitism.
Forbes: Jon Lindsay Phillips Pioneers Novel Public Relations Agency, PhillComm
Ten years ago, Jon Lindsay Phillips was a musician and activist in North Carolina. Now, he runs a PR agency focused on emerging technology. He started challenging PR firms and began to shape his own communication strategies. Phillips spent years in politics and activism before transitioning to agency life in New York. He founded his own PR agency, PhillComm Global, and has achieved success in representing various clients in industries such as blockchain and emerging tech. He believes in providing honest and transparent work that goes beyond traditional PR methods. Phillips also continues to work on his music career.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Putin loses grip on power, Ukraine to reclaim Crimea, Zelenskyy tells CNN
President Zelenskyy asserts that the Russo-Ukrainian war continues as long as Crimea remains under Russian control. He believes that Putin's power is weakening after the recent Wagner mutiny, which may provide an opportunity for Ukraine to regain Crimea. Zelenskyy also reveals that half of Russia supports the Wagner paramilitary group, and that Putin's reaction to the uprising has been weak.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Yen Weak, Dollar Edges Up as Traders Weigh Fed Rate Hike Path
The yen falls to near eight-month lows against the dollar, prompting speculation of intervention by Japanese authorities. Investors are waiting to see if Japan will take steps to strengthen the yen, as its value against the dollar has dropped 9% in the first half of the year. Meanwhile, the dollar edges up after U.S. economic data shows easing inflation and consumer spending.
Forbes: Best Stocks Of 2023’s First Half: Nvidia Leads Big Tech Renaissance
Big tech companies, led by Nvidia, saw a resurgence in the stock market's strong first half of 2023. Investors poured optimism into the artificial intelligence wave, resulting in over $4 trillion in gains.
#military
Breitbart: General: New Staging Ground in Poland Gives U.S. Military 'Options'
The United States has opened a new military staging area in Poland to be prepared for future wars or potential contingencies in Eastern Europe. The staging area can accommodate up to 3,600 American troops and allows for quick organization and readiness within three days if needed. This enhances security cooperation, interoperability, and force readiness between the U.S. and Poland, strengthening NATO's deterrence along its eastern flank.
#history
Flag And Cross: President Herzog Celebrates Birthright Israel's 75th Anniversary
President Isaac Herzog praised the Taglit-Birthright Israel project, emphasizing the strong connection between Jewish youth and the State of Israel. He acknowledged the challenges faced by the Jewish people and stressed the importance of integrating their story into the nation's narrative. Philanthropist Miriam Adelson, a major contributor to Birthright Israel, was honored at the event. Adelson described the program as an enduring investment in the Jewish people. Taglit CEO Gidi Mark highlighted the growing demand for the program and its role in creating ambassadors for Israel worldwide.
The New American: "Our Lives, Our Fortunes, and Our Sacred Honor" - The New American
Months before the representatives met to consider independence, they knew it was treason. By signing the Declaration, they violated the King's proclamation and faced brutal punishment. Their sacrifices and dedication to freedom should be remembered.
#education
Breitbart: Report: Joe Biden Used Influence to Get Hunter Biden's Daughter into Penn
President Joe Biden allegedly used his influence to secure a spot at the University of Pennsylvania for his granddaughter, highlighting his ties to the university.
The Epoch Times: Are There Too Many Arts Graduates?
The author criticizes the commercialization of education, prioritizing profit over quality. They call for protecting arts and returning to the traditional purpose of tertiary education.
#sports
Forbes: Dodgers’ Clayton Kershaw Executing One Of Most Graceful Decline Phases In Any Sport
In summary, Clayton Kershaw is considered one of the greatest pitchers of all time, with impressive career stats. He is compared to other pitching greats like Walter Johnson and Pedro Martinez. Kershaw's decline phase has been handled gracefully, but his performance is slowly declining in various ways.
Fox News: Damian Lillard addresses concerns about trade request from Trail Blazers
Portland Trail Blazers star Damian Lillard has requested a trade, sparking interest from teams like the Miami Heat and the Brooklyn Nets. Fans are disappointed, questioning whether the franchise has built a complete team around him. Lillard prefers to go to the Heat, but Portland is committed to doing what's best for the team.
#outdoors
Fox News: Oregon father of 5 dies after falling from Multnomah Falls trail: report
An Oregon father of five fell to his death while hiking at Multnomah Falls. The father slipped and fell down an embankment, and the cause of his fall is not clear. The Multnomah Falls is the highest waterfall in the Columbia River Gorge and a popular tourist destination.
Boating Mag: Four Modern Classics
Limited-time offer: Subscribe and save with our 4th of July sale! One-year subscriptions to various boating magazines available for $10 each. Several boat models have remained popular over the years due to their enduring appeal. These models include the Everglades 243 CC, Parker Offshore 21SE and 23SE, Pathfinder 2200 TRS, and Key West 1720 CC. Each model has unique features that contribute to their longevity in the boating industry.
#technology
The Epoch Times: SpaceX-Backed Flying Car Gets FAA Approval
Alef Aeronautics, a SpaceX-backed mobility firm, has received legal approval from the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for its flying car. The Alef's Armada Model Zero has been granted an experimental special airworthiness certificate, allowing the company to conduct research and development, training, and exhibitions. The Model A, set to be released in 2025, is an electric vehicle with vertical takeoff and landing capabilities. Although limited certification has been granted, it still needs to meet safety standards proposed by the National Highway and Traffic Safety Administration.
#other
Fox News: 5.4 magnitude quake shakes Indonesia’s easternmost province Papua, no casualties immediately reported
Indonesia's easternmost province felt a magnitude 5.4 earthquake, with no significant damage or casualties reported. The quake occurred southwest of Abepura and had a depth of 8 miles. There is no threat of a tsunami, but aftershocks are possible.
Fox News: UN body discusses potential for deep sea mining, permits may be coming soon
The International Seabed Authority is preparing to resume negotiations for deep sea mining permits, raising concerns about potential impacts on marine ecosystems. Deep sea mining involves extracting minerals and metals from the ocean's seabed, including materials critical for green energy. Companies and countries view these resources as strategically important for the future. The International Seabed Authority is responsible for regulating deep sea mining, but there are currently concerns about the lack of environmental protocols and understanding of deep sea ecosystems. Environmental activists are calling for a ban or moratorium on deep sea mining until safeguards are in place.
The Federalist Papers: Aggressive Behavior Spreading Among Killer Whales, Rams Boat 2,000 Miles Away From Previous Attacks
In an unnerving series of incidents, killer whales have been aggressively attacking boats in various locations, including the Strait of Gibraltar and now in northern waters. These attacks have resulted in damage to boats and even sinking. There is speculation that a particular orca, known as White Gladis, may be teaching other killer whales to attack yachts. The motive behind these aggressive encounters is still uncertain.
The Epoch Times: Quake Shakes Part of Indonesia's Papua, No Immediate Reports of Casualties
An earthquake shook Indonesia's Papua Province with a magnitude of 5.4, causing no serious damage or casualties. The country's Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysical Agency warned of possible aftershocks, but stated that there was no threat of a tsunami. Indonesia, an archipelago prone to seismic activity, has experienced devastating earthquakes and tsunamis in the past.
Fox News: Shania Twain wipes out onstage during Chicago concert
Shania Twain slipped and fell on stage during a performance in Chicago. She quickly got up and continued singing without missing a beat. Fans praised her resiliency and sense of humor about the incident.