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America First News
5 Jul 2023
#politics
The Blaze: ‘Straight white men are serial killers’ and ‘the ones who are shooting up schools,’ says San Francisco reparations committee member
A member of San Francisco's reparations committee claimed that straight white men are serial killers and a danger to society. She criticized white men for not supporting reparations and called on them to come to grips with their ancestry. The committee recommended giving each black resident $5 million and complete debt forgiveness, which is estimated to cost the city $175 billion. Cunningham suggested taxing water, garbage, electricity, internet, and cable to cover the costs.
Breitbart: Clyburn on Biden's Low Approval Rating: January 6 'Has Soured the Public,' They Don't Trust Leaders
Rep. James Clyburn attributes President Biden's low approval rating to the Capitol riot on January 6, 2021, saying it has soured the public's mood and eroded trust in institutions and political leaders. He draws a parallel between the events of January 6 and the election of Rutherford B. Hayes in 1876.
Spectator USA: YouTube’s inconsistent conspiracy policy
YouTube's censorship policy is under scrutiny as it targets videos of presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who has been vocal about his skepticism of the Covid-19 vaccine. Despite allowing conspiracy content like the 9/11 film "Loose Change" to be sold on its platform, YouTube is removing Kennedy's campaign videos, raising concerns about Big Tech's influence on elections. This incident highlights the issue of selective censorship and the potential backlash it may incite.
Daily Wire: Joe Biden Celebrated Independence Day By Requiring Assistance To Get Off-Stage
President Joe Biden, during a White House event, appeared to get lost on stage and asked for instructions to leave. He tried to play it off as though he was looking for hip-hop artist Ne-Yo, but his confusion was evident. This incident follows a recent interview where Biden walked off set and mixed up the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution.
Newsbusters: Free Speech Wins: Judge Rules Biden Admin Can’t Pressure Big Tech to Censor
A federal court has halted President Biden's administration from using Big Tech and NGOs to censor free speech. Louisiana Chief District Judge Terry A. Doughty issued an injunction, stating that the evidence depicts an Orwellian scenario. The injunction prohibits the Biden administration from communicating with social media companies to encourage censorship and from pressuring them to remove constitutionally protected speech.
Breitbart: Hunter Biden Hires Data Forensics Adviser After Whistleblower Revelations
Hunter Biden has added a former January 6 committee adviser to his defense team, aiming to reduce digital exposure for the Biden family. The addition comes after House Republican investigators revealed whistleblower allegations regarding the Biden family. The adviser, former Republican Rep. Denver Riggleman, will work on technical matters related to the case.
The Babylon Bee: Biden Promise To Restore Decency In White House Fulfilled As Crack Found Was Of Highest Quality
Joe Biden's promise to restore integrity to the White House has been fulfilled with the discovery of high-quality cocaine on the premises. The administration quickly shifted focus to the quality of the cocaine and criticized the previous administration. Former President Donald Trump may face new indictments for the cocaine found. General Florg of planet Graxon V is struggling to understand humans due to their numerous genders.
Washington Free Beacon: Who Left Cocaine at the White House? Shifting Stories Make It Difficult to Determine.
Shifting stories about cocaine found in the White House raise questions. The substance was initially reported to be in the library, but later confirmed to be in the West Wing. The location could provide clues about how it was brought in.
Breitbart: Pence: We Ought to Know in Real-Time Who Brought and Left Cocaine on a Table in the Residence in the White House
Former Vice President Mike Pence expressed his concern and desire for answers regarding the reports of cocaine being found in the White House. He compared the potential media coverage to the leak of the Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health decision and emphasized the importance of finding out who brought the drugs into the residence.
#society
Daily Wire: Do You Love America?
Democrats in the United States are less proud of America than Republicans, with only 29% of Democrats saying they're extremely proud of the country. Liberals view America as inherently sinful, lacking any founding principles worth conserving. They believe in tearing down institutions to achieve a utopian world, while conservatives celebrate America's founding ideals and are disappointed with man's sinfulness.
Red State: Pronouns 'They/Them' Make Resumes More Likely To Be Ignored
Putting pronouns on a resume is not recommended according to Business.com, but their take is flawed. The report shows that nonbinary individuals believe it would hurt their job search and affect their workplace experience negatively. However, a study conducted by Business.com found that resumes with gender-neutral pronouns received 8% less interest and fewer interview invites. Hiring managers may view pronoun inclusion as a potential red flag for thin-skinned and entitled candidates. It is better to prioritize hiring based on productivity and marketability rather than diversity.
The Blaze: Actress Allison Mack, who pled guilty in connection with sex-trafficking organization, released early from prison
Actress Allison Mack, involved in the cult-like sex-trafficking operation NXIVM, has been released from prison a year early. Mack was sentenced to three years for her role in NXIVM, which involved recruiting women as sex "slaves" for the founder, Keith Raniere. Although she cooperated with authorities, she was considered an essential accomplice.
Fox News: Amsterdam plans cleanup of infamous red-light district with new 'erotic center': report
Amsterdam's plans to reduce the red-light district and establish an "erotic center" face resistance from sex workers and others. The city introduced new measures to crack down on related issues, but opponents argue that the center would make the problem "out of sight, out of mind." The government has yet to decide on a location for the center.
New laws in Amsterdam require bars to close early, sex workers to close by 3 a.m., and no public smoking of marijuana. Local workers complain about the impact on their income, while officials aim to improve the area and its image. The city banned red-light district tours and wants to move away from its reputation as a place of unlimited indulgence.
Daily Wire: Majority Of Americans Believe They Can Achieve The American Dream But Doubt Grows: Report
A recent report from the Archbridge Institute reveals that while 75% of Americans still believe in the American Dream, doubt has increased among young people and those with lower education and income levels. In 2022, only 14% of 18 to 29-year-olds believed they had fewer opportunities than their parents, but that number has now risen to 25%. Furthermore, 31% of those without a high school diploma and those with only a high school diploma doubt their chances of achieving the American Dream.
#war
National Review: The Corner: Xi to Putin: If You Use a Nuke, We Won’t Have Your Back
Chinese President Xi Jinping warned Russian President Vladimir Putin against using nuclear weapons in Ukraine during Xi's state visit to Moscow in March. This indicates that China is concerned about Russia's war in Ukraine, despite its backing of Moscow. While it is unlikely that Xi's words alone deterred Putin from using nuclear weapons, it is a clear signal that China would not support such actions. Meanwhile, the International Atomic Energy Agency has inspected the Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine and has not found any visible indications of mines or explosives, although further access is necessary for confirmation. The Ukrainian Armed Forces have raised concerns about a possible provocation at the power plant, as Russian forces have occupied the territory since March 4. The refusal to allow IAEA inspectors on the roof raises additional concerns, given previous calls for the destruction of Ukraine's critical infrastructure.
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: Xi Warned Putin Against Using Nukes in Ukraine: Report
Chinese officials are claiming that President Xi Jinping prevented nuclear warfare by warning Russian President Vladimir Putin against using nuclear weapons. The Kremlin denies this conversation took place, stating that anything other than the official accounts is "fiction." However, Western officials had already predicted that Xi's visit to Moscow would reduce nuclear tensions.
The Epoch Times: US Navy Stops Iranian Attempt to Seize 2 Oil Tankers After Shots Fired
Iranian vessels attempted to seize two oil tanker ships near the Strait of Hormuz, but the U.S. Navy responded and prevented the seizures. Shots were fired at one of the tankers, but no damage or casualties were reported. The incidents occurred in international waters between Iran and Oman.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Disney Dealt Another Major Blow Amid Backlash: 'A Losing Trade'
Disney's stock was downgraded by KeyBanc Capital Markets due to concerns about attendance at theme parks and streaming viewership. The company's rating was reduced, and layoffs have been happening at ESPN. Analysts cited worries about subscriber growth, content sales, and stagnating theme park visits.
#religion
Fox News: Red Hot Chili Peppers’ Flea reveals moment ‘God just made perfect sense’ to him
Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea, known for his rock star excess, reveals his daily ritual of prayer. He describes himself as not religious but believing in God and trying to live a life that honors his idea of a divine energy. Flea also discusses his past struggles and how his connection to music and spirituality helped him find meaning.
#health
Forbes: FTC Reprimands Companies Selling Delta-8 THC In Packages Similar To Regular Snacks
The FTC has called out companies in six states for selling Delta-8 THC, a psychoactive substance, in packaging that looks like children's snacks. The packaging presents health risks to children.
#education
Fox News: Pennsylvania House Democrats look for response to budget deal objections at state Capitol
Pennsylvania House Democrats oppose budget deal, objecting to funding for private schools. They argue it goes against rights of children in poorer districts. Republicans support it.
#crime
National Review: Secret Service Confirms ‘Powdery Substance’ Found in White House Is Cocaine
A powdery substance found in the White House was confirmed to be cocaine. It was discovered in a locker and has prompted an investigation into how it entered the premises.
The Epoch Times: The Dark Side of AI: Over 100,000 ChatGPT Accounts Stolen and Traded
Cybercriminals are targeting users of the AI chatbot ChatGPT, stealing their accounts and trading them on illegal online criminal marketplaces. More than 100,000 individuals worldwide have been affected, with the majority of compromised accounts accessed using the Raccoon info stealer malware. Group-IB advises users to regularly update their passwords and enable two-factor authentication to minimize the risk of getting hacked. The popularity of ChatGPT has led to a rise in compromised accounts, and the AI technology behind it can also aid hackers in carrying out more sophisticated cyber attacks.
The Federalist Papers: Philadelphia Gunman Involved in Fatal Incident Revealed as a Cross Dressing BLM Supporter
A cross-dresser who supported the Black Lives Matter movement went on a shooting spree in Philadelphia, resulting in five deaths and two injuries. The suspect displayed provocative social media posts, including references to "black massacres" and "evil spirits." He was armed with multiple weapons and engaged in a high-risk chase with the police.
#sports
Fox News: Soccer fan 'critically' injured after being stabbed during violent brawl at CONCACAF Gold Cup match
During a CONCACAF Gold Cup match between Mexico and Qatar, a violent brawl erupted in the stands of Levi's Stadium, resulting in a soccer fan being stabbed and seriously injured. The Santa Clara Police Department is seeking information related to the incident, which occurred near the end of Mexico's 1-0 loss. The victim's injury is described as critical, and police have identified a suspect and a person of interest.
#science
The Economist: A Belgian company wants to create woolly-mammoth burgers
Belgian company Paleo aims to create woolly-mammoth burgers using DNA fragments from mammoths combined with DNA from elephants, recreating the gene that encodes myoglobin to give the meat its taste and color. The company has already raised €12m ($13.1m) and expects to make its mammoth meat publicly available soon. Other companies, such as Vow and Geltor, are exploring similar technology with different extinct species. ( )
Indonesia's dominance in the nickel industry may be cemented with the use of new technology to harvest the crucial metal. However, this method of obtaining nickel from rainforests has devastating effects on the environment, destroying 30 times more life compared to deep-sea mining. Meanwhile, a recent gravitational-wave detection has astronomers excited as it could potentially reveal giant black holes or the origins of the universe. ( )
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Watch a Whitetail Doe Stomp a Coyote Attacking Her Fawn
A coyote attacks a fawn but is fiercely confronted by a doe, who kicks and stomps on the predator to protect her young. The intense battle shows the lengths animals will go to protect their offspring.
#technology
Fox News: 10 useful Windows keyboard shortcuts you need to know
Increase productivity with Windows keyboard shortcuts. Lock screen with Windows key + L. Minimize windows with Windows key + D. Access search bar with Ctrl + E. Close apps with Alt + F4 or Ctrl + F4. Find text with Ctrl + F. Switch tabs with Alt + Tab. Copy text with Ctrl + C. Paste text with Ctrl + V. Select all with Ctrl + A. Undo mistakes with Ctrl + Z.
#other
Fox News: Bradley Cooper, Russell Brand amongst celebrities to be featured in new season of Bear Grylls' show
Several celebrities, including Bradley Cooper and Benedict Cumberbatch, test their survival skills on the new season of "Running Wild with Bear Grylls: The Challenge." The show features Grylls and a celebrity spending 48 hours in a harsh environment, with the celebrity learning survival skills and doing them alone on the second day. The show not only focuses on survival, but also reveals personal stories and struggles of the celebrities.
National Review: The Corner: John Roberts, Institutionalism, and Deliberative Procedures
Chief Justice John Roberts, a man who values institutions and proper process, protects them when threatened but rebukes them when they act without due deliberation. He upholds decisions made through statewide referendums, state laws that follow the Constitution, complex statutes passed by Congress, and agency actions consistent with congressional deliberation. However, he strikes down actions that were never deliberated or mentioned in the statute, as well as actions taken without proper procedures or changes in facts. Roberts applies the law when there are rules and forces others to follow the required processes.
Forbes: Blackpink's Jennie Reaches Three Billboard Charts For The First Time
Jennie from Blackpink achieves success on Billboard charts with her new single "One of the Girls," featuring The Weeknd and Lily-Rose Depp. The song debuts on three charts: R&B/Hip-Hop Digital Song Sales at No. 19, Hot R&B Songs at No. 14, and R&B Digital Song Sales at No. 11.
Fox News: Updated US citizenship test could increase the challenge level for some test-takers, sparking concern
The U.S. citizenship test is being updated, causing concern for immigrants with lower levels of English. The proposed changes include adding a speaking section based on photo descriptions and making the U.S. history and government section multiple-choice. Advocates worry that the changes will make the test more difficult and increase stress for applicants.
Fox News: Powerful summer storm tears through Netherlands, parts of Germany, killing at least 2 people
A powerful storm hits the Netherlands and Germany, causing two deaths, uprooted trees, and flight cancellations at Amsterdam Airport.
Forbes: ‘Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One’ Is The Thrill Ride Of The Summer
The latest installment in the Mission: Impossible franchise, "Dead Reckoning Part One," promises a thrilling and action-packed experience. Tom Cruise's dedication to performing his own stunts adds to the excitement. The film follows Ethan Hunt and his IMF team as they track down a dangerous new weapon that could change the world. The supporting cast, including familiar faces and new additions, contributes to the film's well-developed storytelling.
