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America First News
5 Jul 2023
#politics
Fox News: Ex-Biden aide Jen Psaki hit for coercing tech companies to censor conservatives by federal judge
Former White House press secretary Jen Psaki was named several times in an injunction by a federal judge regarding White House officials contacting social media companies to restrict content. The judge, Terry A. Doughty, believes that the government's actions may violate the Free Speech Clause.
The New American: Congressman Introduces Bill to Prevent HHS From Denying Title X Funds to Pro-life States - The New American
Congressman Mark Green has introduced the States Choose Life Act of 2023, which aims to prevent the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) from denying Title X healthcare funding to pro-life states. The bill prohibits the requirement of abortion referrals or counseling on options for pregnancy termination that are unlawful in the state. Green believes that the Biden administration is targeting Tennessee and other states with pro-life laws, forcing them to participate in abortions or risk losing funding.
Red State: Ramaswamy Rising: Surprise GOP Presidential Candidate Hits Double Digits, Moves Into Third Place
Republican candidate Vivek Ramaswamy is gaining popularity in the 2024 general election. Despite being in third place behind Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis, he has broken into double digits in the polls. Ramaswamy's bold statements and commitment to conservative principles have garnered attention, making him a potential contender for the VP slot.
Breitbart: Enes Kanter Freedom on July 4: 'My Pronouns are USA'
Enes Kanter Freedom, a former Celtics star, shared a social media post mocking pronoun obsession on the 4th of July. People reacted negatively, criticizing him and calling him an idiot. Kanter Freedom shared the post in response to WNBA player Natasha Cloud calling America "trash." He defended America and criticized Cloud, highlighting the imprisonment of Brittney Griner in Russia.
The Epoch Times: Ban on Recording Without Consent Is Unconstitutional, US Court Rules
Oregon's law that forbids recording in public without consent has been ruled unconstitutional by a U.S. court. The majority of the court determined that the law is content-based and does not have a compelling interest in protecting people's privacy in public places. The ruling overturns a previous decision and allows for the recording of public conversations without consent.
American Thinker: Fighting for survival in the belly of the beast
The two major political parties in the US are engaged in a power-hungry chess game, prioritizing their own interests over the needs of the people they represent. Elected officials rarely oppose their party's policies, fearing backlash during re-election. Bipartisan agreement is rare, as each party opposes anything supported by the other, even if it benefits the country.
The Biden administration has swiftly overturned many of Trump's policies without compromise, leading to a sense of the administration being at odds with the nation. The border wall and the Keystone XL Pipeline were discontinued, leading to an influx of illegal immigrants and higher gas prices. It seems that politicians prioritize party interests over the well-being and opinions of the American people. True leadership and the courage to stand up for what one believes in are lacking in today's government.
Breitbart: Louisiana A.G.: If Legacy Media Faced Censorship that Others Do on Social Media, They'd Sue Just Like We Did
Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry discussed the state's lawsuit against government attempts to block misinformation on social media, comparing it to how legacy media outlets would have reacted if faced with the same level of censorship. He highlighted the hypocrisy that exists in the country today and emphasized the importance of allowing people to freely discuss issues on social platforms.
#society
The Epoch Times: Bud Light's Latest Move Pushes Drinkers Further Away, Ex-official Warns
Former CEO of Anheuser-Busch warns that Bud Light will continue to see sales decline if it avoids the controversy surrounding its promotion with a transgender influencer. The backlash led to a drop in sales, and the company's response did not address the controversy directly. Recent data shows a decline in Bud Light's sales, while Modelo Especial continues to gain market share. The company is offering a promotion to reimburse customers who purchase a 15-pack. Anheuser-Busch released a statement saying it will continue to support the LGBTQ+ community.
PJ Media: We Have a Secret Weapon in the War for the Culture
Our culture is increasingly against conservative, Judeo-Christian values. Professional apologists try to convince us that our sins are virtues. They have abandoned truth for relativism.
Fox News: Bill de Blasio announces separation from wife of 29 years, says they'll still live together
Former NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio and his wife, Chirlane McCray, are separating after 29 years of marriage. They are not getting a formal divorce but will start seeing other people while still living together. The couple revealed their decision in an interview with the New York Times.
The Epoch Times: O. Henry's Short Story, 'The Romance of a Busy Broker'
In "The Romance of a Busy Broker," O. Henry portrays a hard-working broker named Harvey Maxwell who becomes so consumed by work that he fails to notice the people and moments that truly matter. As Harvey becomes immersed in his busy job, he overlooks the kind gestures of his stenographer, Miss Leslie, and forgets his own instructions to replace her. However, as the day progresses, Harvey begins to awaken to the beauty of life and ultimately realizes his love for Miss Leslie. This story serves as a reminder to not let work overshadow the joys and connections that make life meaningful.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Fierce fighting rages on along 1,200 km front line – Ukraine’s General Staff
The Russo-Ukrainian war continues with heavy fighting in multiple oblasts in eastern and southern Ukraine. Ukrainian forces have liberated towns and regained land from Russian occupation. The enemy has set up a system of engineering obstacles in the occupied territories. The threat of military invasion remains from Belarus and the southern coast.
#foreignaffairs
Flag And Cross: Iran's Diplomatic Maneuvers Prompt Inquiries Into Impact On Israel
Iran is actively engaging in diplomatic maneuvers, strengthening its relations with regional actors and reopening discussions on its nuclear program. These initiatives are part of Iran's ongoing power struggle with the US and Israel. Arab and Gulf countries, including those with peace agreements with Israel, are cautious about aligning with Iran or Israel, as they prioritize regional stability. Despite tensions, there is hope for peace and advancement between Israel, Arab, and Gulf nations.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Canadian Oil Investors Remain Upbeat, Call for Greater Investment and Production
Canadian oil and gas stocks had a rough first half of 2023 due to adverse policies and sentiment towards the industry. Big energy companies are being prevented from investing in their businesses, while state-owned oil companies and Russia are taking market share. The push for green energy has led to divestment from oil and gas companies, causing harm to the energy grid. Canadian oil and gas companies are facing challenges such as rising carbon taxes, emissions caps, and ESG compliance. Despite recent increases in investment, the capital investment in the sector is still less than half of what it was in 2014.
The Epoch Times: How to Save Money, and Things You Should Avoid Buying
Learning to save money requires changing our mentality from wanting material things to prioritizing financial security. This includes avoiding unnecessary purchases like big houses and fancy cars, creating a budget, cooking at home instead of dining out, using coupons and cash-back credit cards, and waiting before making impulse buys. Refinancing loans, starting an emergency fund, setting up automatic savings, buying used items, and seeking out free local attractions are also effective strategies. Following these tips can help individuals live a less expensive lifestyle and build a healthy bank account.
#military
The Epoch Times: North Korea's Satellite Incapable of Conducting Military Reconnaissance, South Korea Says
South Korea retrieves wreckage of North Korea's spy satellite. Experts assess that the satellite had no military use for conducting reconnaissance. The satellite's equipment had poor resolution and tracing capabilities, making it unsuitable for military purposes.
#crime
The Epoch Times: 1 Dead, 6 Hurt in July 4th Block Party Shooting on Maryland's Eastern Shore
A 14-year-old boy was killed and six others injured in a shooting at a Fourth of July block party in Salisbury, Maryland. The incident was part of a series of shootings over the holiday weekend.
Forbes: 3 Killed In Louisiana In 17th Mass Shooting Over July 4 Weekend
Three people were killed and six others injured in a shooting at a Fourth of July party in Shreveport, Louisiana. This is the 17th mass shooting reported over the Fourth of July weekend in the US.
#sports
Fox News: Dodgers' Dustin May to undergo season-ending elbow surgery
Dodgers pitcher Dustin May will have season-ending elbow surgery due to a flexor tendon injury. This adds to the already depleted rotation of the LA team.
#other
The Epoch Times: Canada's Quebecor to Pull Its Ads From Facebook, Instagram
Quebecor, a telecom and media firm, is pulling its ads from Facebook and Instagram in response to Meta Platforms' decision to block access to news on both platforms in Canada. This comes after the introduction of the "Online News Act" bill, which requires companies like Meta and Google to negotiate commercial deals and pay news publishers for their content. The move underscores the call for tighter regulation of internet giants in Canada's media industry to help news businesses recover from financial losses caused by Facebook and Google's dominance in the online advertising market.
Forbes: Taylor Swift’s ‘Cruel Summer’ Looks Like It Will Reach The Hot 100’s Top 10 Next Week
Taylor Swift's song "Cruel Summer" is climbing the Billboard charts and is expected to break into the top 10 soon. The track is performing well in terms of streams, sales, and radio airplay. Despite being released four years ago, it has gained popularity after Swift started performing it on her tour.
Fox News: 'Jeopardy!' fans rejoice as Ken Jennings takes over for Mayim Bialik amid writers strike: 'Don't let her back'
Ken Jennings returned as host of "Jeopardy!" after Mayim Bialik stepped down due to the writers' strike. Fans welcomed Jennings and criticized Bialik. Some fans suggested making Jennings the permanent host, while others voiced admiration for Bialik's support of the strike. The strike, led by the Writers Guild of America, began in May and writers are protesting for better pay and job security. Jennings decided to return to finish shooting episodes that had already been written, despite crossing the picket line. Wil Wheaton criticized Jennings for this decision.
The Blaze: Bud Light returns to 'fratty' humor with 'grunts' commercial, but the star of the ad can't touch or drink the beer
Bud Light released a new commercial featuring NFL player Travis Kelce in a grunting ad. The VP of marketing condemned the "fratty" humor and emphasized inclusivity. Kelce, however, didn't drink or touch the beer in the ad due to NFL restrictions. The commercial faced ridicule and criticism, while Bud Light's sales declined.
Forbes: ‘The Witcher’ Already Dethroned In Netflix’s Top 10 List By A New Show
The Witcher Netflix show loses popularity after brief stint at the top, as a comedy special takes its place. Season 3 gets lower user scores and faces backlash for actor changes. Netflix's mismanagement leads to a downfall, disappointing fans.