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America First News
4 Jul 2023
#politics
The Right Scoop: Federal judge blocks Florida election law that limits voter registration
A federal judge has blocked a new Florida election law, stating that it violates the US constitution. The law would have set limits on voter registration and made it illegal for certain individuals, including some felons and non-citizens, to collect or handle voter registration applications. It also imposed fines on third-party organizations involved in collecting applications.
The Epoch Times: Federal Court Grants Preliminary Injunction on Parts of Newly Passed Florida Election Law
A federal court blocked parts of Florida's new election law that restrict non-U.S. citizens from registering citizens to vote and impose fines on third-party voter registration organizations. Judge Mark Walker ruled that the law exceeds the boundaries of the U.S. Constitution and discriminates against non-U.S. citizens. Supporters of the law, including Governor Ron DeSantis, argued it was necessary for election security.
#society
Flag And Cross: Pat Buchanan's 1992 'Culture War' Speech Hits Even Harder Today: 'Greatest Man Who Never Became President'
Pat Buchanan's 1992 speech at the Republican National Convention warned of the decline of American culture and the importance of reconnecting with working-class conservatives. Despite being labeled as "hate speech," his message has become increasingly relevant in today's political climate.
The Epoch Times: Did Chinese Court Reject Divorce Plea by Mother of Six to Help Boost China's Birthrate?
In China, a mother of six daughters filed for divorce, citing pressure from her husband to have a seventh child. Internet users suggest that the court system is being used to enforce the government's population control plans. The court denied the divorce and issued an order for the mother to actively participate in family education. This case highlights the suppression of women's rights in China.
#foreignaffairs
Euromaidan Press: Netherlands commits €118 million in economic and humanitarian aid for Ukraine’s rebuilding efforts
The Netherlands provides comprehensive support package for Ukraine, allocating €118 million for humanitarian and economic assistance, including healthcare and rebuilding.
Fox News: Failure to prevent Quran-burning protests raises concerns over Sweden's NATO membership eligibility
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan expressed concerns over Sweden's inability to prevent Quran-burning protests, raising doubts about Sweden's NATO membership credentials. Despite the security concerns, Turkey stated it would approve Sweden's NATO membership if Stockholm addresses Turkey's apprehensions adequately.
Swedish authorities' failure to prevent Quran-burning protests is causing security concerns and questions about Sweden's credentials for NATO membership. Meanwhile, Sweden and Finland have applied to join NATO due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Turkey has been delaying Sweden's membership due to alleged leniency towards security threats.
The Epoch Times: NATO Chief Stoltenberg to Stay in Office Another Year, Cites 'More Dangerous World'
NATO confirms Jens Stoltenberg as Secretary-General for another year. Frontrunners for the position failed to gain support, with the US showing little enthusiasm.
President Biden welcomes Stoltenberg's extension, praises his leadership. NATO leaders to gather in Vilnius next week to discuss global security issues.
Red State: Biden Administration Escalates Tech War With China, Targets Access to Cloud Computing
The Biden administration plans to implement a rule restricting Chinese access to U.S.-based cloud computing systems, targeting China's theft of technology. This move comes as part of the administration's efforts to cut off Chinese access to advanced technologies, including computer chips and artificial intelligence. While tensions escalate between the two countries, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is also heading to China to de-escalate the situation.
Fox News: Hong Kong declares pursuit of overseas activists for life, igniting international backlash
Hong Kong's chief executive announced that eight pro-democracy activists living abroad would be pursued for life for alleged national security offenses. The activists plan to continue advocating for Hong Kong's rights despite the arrest warrants. The move has drawn criticism from the U.S. and British governments.
#military
The Epoch Times: Kentucky WWII Centenarian Receives Service Medals 78 Years After Service
U.S. Army Air Force WWII veteran Edwin Smith, a survivor of a B-29 crash, received his medals and patches 78 years later. Congressman Guthrie presented him with the American Campaign Medal, WWII Victory Medal, Honorable Discharge Pin, and uniform patches. Smith, now 100 years old, expressed gratitude for finally being recognized as a decorated hero.
#history
The Epoch Times: A Sweet Slice of History: Florida Keys Celebrate 200th Birthday With Giant Key Lime Pie
The Florida Keys celebrated its bicentennial with a record-breaking Key lime pie. The county, rich in history and known for its famous Key lime pie, commemorated the anniversary of its establishment with a pie more than 13 feet in diameter.
#health
The Epoch Times: German Scientists Uncover Evidence That EU Pfizer-BioNTech Batches Included Placebos
German scientists have raised concerns about the quality and safety of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine, suggesting that some batches may have consisted of placebos that were not tested. The scientists point to a Danish study that shows significant variation in adverse events associated with different vaccine batches. They discovered that the harmless "yellow" batches appeared to have been subjected to minimal or no quality-control testing by the German regulatory agency responsible for approving the vaccine's release.
The Epoch Times: Chinese Scientist Who Created Gene-Edited Babies Proposes New Experiment on Embryos
Chinese scientist He Jiankui, known for creating the world's first gene-edited babies, has proposed a new experiment using gene editing to prevent Alzheimer's disease. He suggested introducing a gene mutation into embryos and human fertilized egg cells to test if it provides protection against Alzheimer's. He clarified that no embryos would be implanted for pregnancy and ethical approval was required. However, it remains uncertain whether he will be permitted to proceed with the research in China.
#crime
Flag And Cross: US Tech Giant Hired Apparent Chinese Spy and Gave Him Vast Access to Databases - Now He's Disappeared
Former Apple employee Weibao Wang is indicted for stealing confidential Apple material on self-driving cars and taking it to a Chinese company owned by Baidu. Wang accessed sensitive information before leaving Apple and continued to do so while being employed at the Chinese company. He faces charges of trade secret theft and, if found guilty, could be sentenced to up to 10 years in prison. Industrial espionage can have significant consequences, and this case highlights the potential risks involved.
Fox News: At least 3 dead, 8 injured in late night Texas shooting
Three people were killed and eight others injured in a mass shooting in Fort Worth, Texas. The shooting happened at a large parking lot gathering. Authorities are investigating the incident and have not made any arrests.
Fox News: Missing Minnesota mom's boyfriend charged after grisly find in storage unit
The dismembered body of a missing Minnesota mother was found in a storage unit, and her boyfriend has been charged with her murder. The boyfriend, Joseph Jorgenson, was seen on video pursuing the victim before she disappeared. Police also suspect him in the disappearance of another woman.
Forbes: Journalist Who Revealed Killing Of Gay Men In Chechnya Brutally Attacked
Prominent Russian journalist and human rights lawyer brutally attacked in Chechnya. Journalist suffered head injuries and broken fingers, while the lawyer was stabbed in the leg. The attack is condemned by the Kremlin.
Fox News: Delphi murders: How 2 podcast hosts unsealed trove of hidden documents in suspect's case
The Delphi murders case, involving the killing of two teen girls in Indiana, saw the unsealing of approximately 100 documents due to the efforts of podcasters covering the story. The documents revealed that a knife was likely used in the murders and that the suspect confessed multiple times in recorded jailhouse phone calls. The case has attracted attention nationwide and has been plagued by clerical errors.
#technology
Daily Wire: Expert Pilot Fired By OceanGate Warned CEO Would Kill Himself, Others ‘To Boost His Ego‘: Report
OceanGate, the company behind the ill-fated OceanGate Titan submersible, ignored warnings about safety concerns from an expert pilot and engineer. The pilot, David Lochridge, expressed his fears about the submersible's design flaws and was subsequently fired. Lochridge's concerns were validated when the submersible imploded during a journey to the Titanic.
#other
Fox News: Ryan Reynolds: The charismatic actor and versatile star taking Hollywood by storm
Ryan Reynolds is a versatile Canadian actor known for his wit and comedic timing. He has appeared in a wide range of films and has also found success as a producer. Reynolds is associated with the Wrexham AFC football team and is active on social media, often engaging with fans.
The Epoch Times: No Second Mortgage!
Natalie seeks advice on whether she should get a second mortgage to pay for remodeling the kitchen, as they are contemplating a possible move. Dave advises against it, suggesting they cut expenses and save cash instead. He also recommends getting another opinion on whether remodeling is necessary, as it may not be crucial for selling the house.
The Blaze: New York bullies bust a boy's nose after allegedly luring him to park in his Spider-Man costume
A 15-year-old boy dressed as Spider-Man was lured to a park in New York, where he was attacked by bullies. A girl struck him in the face, breaking his nose. The boy, who advocates against bullying, did not fight back. The girl was later arrested and charged with assault.
