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America First News
5 Jul 2023
#politics
The Epoch Times: Iowans Hospitable, Skeptical As Pence Stumps Economic Record
Former Vice President Mike Pence visited Urbandale, Iowa, for the city's Fourth of July parade. While some attendees were disinterested in his presence, others showed support for Pence and his conservative values. After the parade, Pence made an appearance at a campaign event in Boone, Iowa, where he discussed economic and utility issues with attendees. Pence faces an uphill battle in the Republican primary as he tries to position himself as a more electable alternative to former President Donald Trump.
#society
Breitbart: Nolte: Michael Imperioli Is a Fascist and Constitutional Moron
Actor Michael Imperioli is labeled as a fascist and constitutional moron for opposing a Supreme Court decision protecting Americans from expressing beliefs that violate their conscience. The ruling stated that a website designer cannot be forced to create messages supporting same-sex marriage if it conflicts with her Christian faith. Imperioli believes that people should be compelled to violate their conscience, contrasting with the Supreme Court's protection of Americans' personal and religious beliefs.
#war
Red State: BREAKING. Russia and Ukraine Accuse Each Other of Planning an Attack Tonight on Europe's Largest Nuclear Reactor
Ukraine and Russia accuse each other of planning an attack on the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant. Russian-controlled ZNPP is under scrutiny by the International Atomic Energy Agency. Both sides claim the other is preparing dangerous provocations . Russian adviser alleges Ukraine's plan to attack using ammunition laced with nuclear waste. Reports of Russian evacuation and mobile radiological diagnostic centers. Ukrainian intelligence suspects explosives planted. Uncertainty surrounds the situation but potential for environmental terrorism exists .
#economy
Forbes: Tencent-Backed Ruyi Raises $511 Million, Eyes China Film And Gaming Growth
Chinese online film and gaming company, China Ruyi Holdings, has raised HK$4 billion ($511 million) through the sale of new shares. Internet giant Tencent, which owns a 20.45% stake in the company, will buy 500 million shares, while four other minority investors will also make purchases. The funds raised will be used to invest in the film and game businesses of China Ruyi Holdings as China's "zero-Covid" policy weakens. The film industry in China has begun to recover after the Covid-19 outbreak, and the company aims to further develop and expand its businesses.
#health
The Epoch Times: Woman Files $10.5 Million Lawsuit Against Federal Government and CBC for Vaccine Harms
A Canadian mother has filed a $10.5 million lawsuit against the federal government, Alberta Health Services, and CBC News, claiming permanent harm after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine. The lawsuit alleges negligence, false information, and censorship by the defendants. The woman experienced severe Bell's palsy and subsequent chronic health issues after vaccination.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Man Lighting Fireworks Fatally Struck by SUV in Los Angeles
In Wilmington, California, a hit-and-run incident occurred on July 4, resulting in the death of a man who was lighting fireworks on a street. The driver of an SUV struck the pedestrian, who was later hit by a second vehicle. The SUV driver fled the scene, and a reward is being offered for information leading to their identification and apprehension.
#sports
Fox News: Multiple Indoor Football League players suspended indefinitely, fan ejected following after wild melee
During an Indoor Football League game, a brawl erupted between players and fans in the stands, resulting in several ejections. It is unclear who instigated the fight.
#other
Fox News: Texas grain elevator collapse traps multiple people: Police
Multiple people were trapped in the collapse of two grain elevators in Tynan, Texas. Two victims have been rescued and sent to hospitals, while a third person is still believed to be trapped under the debris. The status of their injuries is unknown.