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America First News
5 Jul 2023
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Prosecutors Who Signed Off On Hunter Biden Deal Didn't Actually Work On It
Can the Hunter Biden cover-up get any sleazier? Lawyers are questioning whether the Delaware attorney’s office kicked its most experienced prosecutors off the case – just before filing charges against the president’s son. The sudden overhaul raises concerns about the fairness of the investigation and the ultimate resolution of the case.
PJ Media: Money Migration: Wealth Shifted to Red States as Blue States Bled Money
Leftist states like California and New York are losing money and residents, while red states in the South are thriving. This shift occurred during peak COVID-19, as Democrat states imposed strict lockdowns. The fastest-growing states, such as Texas and Florida, are experiencing a wealth migration from the Northeast, with transplants contributing to the Southeast's economic growth. However, there is a concern that if these red states become too liberal, they may suffer a similar fate as the struggling Northeast.
Newsbusters: Karine Jean-Pierre Has Answered Exactly One Question About Hunter Biden All Year
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre criticized for failing to answer questions about President Biden's scandals. Only six out of 252 questions received a definitive answer, with majority of inquiries about corruption allegations and mishandling of classified documents remaining unanswered.
White House spokesman Ian Sams also criticized for lack of straightforward answers during press gaggles. Reporters complain of "stonewalling" as questions about classified documents continue. Allegations of financial corruption eventually become the main focus of inquiries, with Jean-Pierre refusing to comment on whistleblowers' claims.
Fox News: Fox News Artificial Intelligence Newsletter: Professor AI and nuclear doomsday fears
Harvard University uses chatbots for coding class.
Lawmakers propose legislation to keep nuclear control human.
Biden administration pushes woke ideology using AI.
Federal agencies encouraged to use AI technology.
AI used to detect Uyghur forced labor products.
Melinda Gates concerned about bias in AI.
Complaint alleges data theft by OpenAI and Microsoft.
AI tool detects early signs of dementia.
Sci-fi technology becoming reality.
Risks of AI include spreading political misinformation.
PJ Media: Everybody Up! Ben & Jerry’s Celebrates the 4th By Saying We All Have to Leave the Continent
Ben & Jerry's tweeted that the US exists on stolen indigenous land and should be returned on July 4. They demand the destruction of Mount Rushmore. However, their concern for indigenous people doesn't apply to Israel.
Breitbart: Nolte: Looks Like Ben & Jerry's HQ Sits on Land Stolen from Indians
Ben & Jerry, left-wing fascists and antisemites, are called out for their hypocrisy in demanding the return of stolen indigenous land while occupying land likely stolen from the Abenaki Indians. Israelis also demand that Ben & Jerry's vacate the land they occupy in Vermont. The argument highlights the complexity of addressing historical land theft and the potential endless cycle of reparations demands.
Forbes: A Few Thoughts On The “Putting Investors First Act Of 2023”- Part 1
Rep. Steil (R-WI) has introduced a bill regulating proxy advisory firms and shareholder proposals. The bill requires registration with the SEC, disclosure of conflicts of interest, and more transparency. It also aims to improve due process and give companies a chance to respond. While some provisions are supported, others that make it harder to disagree with management and increase costs are opposed.
Fox News: Former GOP congressman working with Hunter Biden legal team, sharing insights on House Republicans: report
Former Republican Rep. Denver Riggleman is working with Hunter Biden's legal team to analyze the data on the infamous laptop, questioning its validity. Riggleman has also been providing information on House Republicans' investigation methods. The laptop reportedly contains evidence of tax crimes and raises concerns about President Biden's involvement in Hunter Biden's business dealings. Riggleman, who has been working closely with Hunter Biden since late 2022, believes in pro-data and facts.
The Epoch Times: Your Guide to This Year’s Constitutional Cases From SCOTUS — Part I
The author discusses the 10 most important constitutional cases in the Supreme Court's "October 2022 term," highlighting the liberal judicial pattern of striking down state laws and regulations while ignoring constitutional limits on Congress. The author explains the importance of counting to five to form a majority on the bench and notes that some cases were interpreted as constitutional decisions or had major constitutional implications. The article also briefly discusses specific cases, including Tyler v. Hennepin County, which applied the "incorporation doctrine," and 303 Creative v. Elenis, a victory for free speech.
Fox News: Leaders of Italy, Poland urge European Union to prioritize stopping illegal migration
Italy and Poland are pushing for a focus on stopping illegal migration instead of burden-sharing within the European Union. They believe that preventing people from entering the EU is a more effective approach. Both countries want to protect their national interests and secure the EU's external borders. They also discussed regional security in light of Russia's war in Ukraine.
Washington Free Beacon: Happy 4th: Ben & Jerry’s Says ‘US Exists on Stolen Indigenous Land’
Ben & Jerry's declared on Independence Day that the US exists on stolen land, starting with Mount Rushmore. They called for justice by ceding the land to tribal communities. Twitter users responded by urging the company to lead by example. This controversy follows previous ones involving the company's stance on the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and its support for Colin Kaepernick. Additionally, the company was implicated in the use of migrant children for milk processing.
#society
Daily Wire: Bud Light Now Cheaper Than Water Following Dylan Mulvaney Debacle
Bud Light's sales have plummeted after endorsing a flamboyant trans influencer. Sales have not rebounded even with marked down prices, causing the company to lose its top spot as the best-selling beer in the US. The CEO refuses to admit their mistake.
The American Spectator: The War on Men Continues on Campus
The feminist goal of dominating college campuses has been achieved, with women outnumbering men in faculty positions, enrollment, and degree attainment. Men are marginalized and blamed for societal issues, while toxic masculinity is continuously criticized. Due process rights for those accused of sexual assault are at risk, leading to false accusations and ruined lives. Feminism's quest for female dominance is destroying our nation and causing a mental health crisis on campuses.
Daily Wire: Vivek Ramaswamy Introduces Scholarship To Revive Patriotism Among Young Americans
Entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy will commit $250,000 in scholarship funds to revive patriotism among young Americans. The scholarship program, administered by Incubate Debate, encourages high school students to explain what it means to be an American in a two-minute video. Ramaswamy aims to address declining civic pride and military recruitment, with only 16% of Gen Z saying they're proud to be American.
Breitbart: Ben & Jerry’s Delivers Fourth of July Edict: ‘Stolen Indigenous Land’ Must Be Returned
Ice cream company Ben & Jerry's has called on the Biden administration to return "stolen indigenous land" in a controversial Fourth of July message. The company urged the US government to act and proposed starting with Mount Rushmore. The message received mixed responses, with some calling for a boycott of the brand.
Fox News: Crack in North Carolina roller coaster's support beam reminds thrill seekers of risks of amusement parks
Video footage of the Fury 325 roller coaster at Carowinds in North Carolina shows a key support beam bending and detaching, leading to the ride being closed. State investigators have already visited the park but have not released details of their findings. The safety of amusement parks is now in question.
#war
Fox News: Ukraine, Russia accuse each other of planning imminent attack against Europe's largest nuclear plant
Ukraine and Russia are accusing each other of planning an attack on the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy claims that Russian troops have placed explosives on the plant's roof to simulate an attack, while Russia warns of a potentially "catastrophic" provocation by Ukraine. The situation is tense, with concerns of a radiation catastrophe and deliberate sabotage.
Fox News: Mercenary warlord Prigozhin breaks silence following Belarus exile in message to Russian people: report
Russian mercenary warlord and exiled rebel Yevgeny Prigozhin called on the public to join the Wagner Group, breaking his exile and truce with the Kremlin. Prigozhin believes they have achieved a lot in mobilizing society and fighting traitors. Meanwhile, reports suggest that Prigozhin returned to Russia to reclaim confiscated weapons and obtained funds from Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu. Wagner continues to recruit new forces, with plans to build a military base near Minsk.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: End US Funding for China Research
The U.S. Committee on the CCP urges the Biden administration to not renew the Science and Technology Agreement with China, citing concerns over China's use of U.S. technological help for military purposes. Various U.S. government agencies and institutions have funded research and partnerships with Chinese entities, including sensitive research projects.
#economy
The Federalist Papers: New Map Showing Most Popular Beer By State Spells Even More Bad News For Bud Light
Bud Light, once America's top-selling beer, is facing a significant decline in sales during the Fourth of July festivities. The brand was conspicuously missing as an apparent preference in any state, while brands like Modelo and Coors Light are gaining popularity. Glass bottling plants for Bud Light are even closing down due to slow sales. (, )
Forbes: Bolivia’s Economic Upheaval Threatens Renewable Energy Development
Bolivia's economy is in crisis after a sharp decline in commodity prices and the impact of COVID-19. The country's lack of economic and social stability raises concerns about the development of its substantial lithium reserves, which are crucial for renewable energy. The success and stability of Bolivia and neighboring Argentina, another major lithium supplier, are vital for the future of renewable energy. Without a stable supply of lithium, the expansion of renewable energy could be severely hindered. The world needs to recognize the importance of lithium development and ensure a steady supply to drive the transition to renewable energy.
#culture
The Epoch Times: Life in a Northern Town: A Visit to One of the World’s Remotest Villages
Deep within the Arctic Circle lies the remote village of Ittoqqortoormiit, with its colorful homes and harsh climate. Accessible only by boat or helicopter, this small community relies on traditional hunting and fishing practices for survival. Life here is far removed from the modern conveniences of the outside world, but the people are resilient and proud of their heritage.
#education
The Blaze: Medical school uses 'disadvantage scale' to admit students based on 'adversity scores' — other institutions seek to adopt system to increase diversity following affirmative action ruling
A California medical school is using a "disadvantage scale" to select students based on adversity scores, including income and underserved areas.
Fox News: Nation's largest teachers union faces backlash for 'unprecedented' summer reading list
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin criticizes NEA's summer reading list, stressing parental control over children's education.
#crime
Fox News: Ukrainian police investigate explosion reported in Kyiv court building
Ukrainian police are investigating an explosion at a courthouse in Kyiv. Initial reports suggest the blast may have been caused by a man brought in for a hearing. No details on casualties yet.
The explosion at the courthouse in Kyiv is believed to have been caused by a man charged in a 2015 grenade attack. It is unclear if Russia was involved.
Fox News: Florida man beat cheating wife's lover with bat after catching them in bed: police
A man in Florida is accused of beating his wife's lover after catching them together. The man allegedly stormed into an Airbnb with a bat and attacked the victim, who was left bleeding. The wife intervened and called the police, leading to the man being charged with attempted murder.
Breitbart: Report: Alleged Philadelphia Gunman a Cross-Dresser, BLM Supporter
Alleged gunman in Philadelphia shooting supported Black Lives Matter and was a cross-dresser. Four men and a 15-year-old boy were killed, six others injured. The shooter is under arrest and facing multiple murder charges.
Fox News: CA moves responsibilities for state prisons to county level in effort to keep young offenders close to home
Juvenile offenders in California may have a chance at rehabilitation with the closure of state-run youth lockups and the transfer of operations to county probation departments. The move aims to break the school-to-prison pipeline, but concerns remain about the ability of local facilities to provide the necessary programs and services for young people with serious trauma and mental health needs. The state's new decentralized approach prioritizes education, mental health care, and other supportive services, but its success will depend on ongoing adjustments and robust oversight.
The Blaze: Philly mass killing suspect is a cross-dressing BLM activist — and police are using 'they/them' pronouns
A mass shooting in Philadelphia left five people dead and two injured. The suspect, a Black Lives Matter activist and cross-dresser, used an AR-15-style weapon and a handgun. The suspect has a criminal history and is facing multiple charges, including murder. City officials criticized gun laws and called for stricter regulations.
#sports
Fox News: Manchester United signs midfielder Mason Mount to $69 million contract
Mason Mount, a midfielder for Chelsea, has joined Manchester United for £55 million. The move comes after United reached an agreement with Chelsea and Mount signed a five-year deal.
The Epoch Times: MLS Record Crowd of 82,110 at the Rose Bowl Sees Riqui Puig Lead Galaxy to 2–1 Win Over LAFC
Riqui Puig shines as the LA Galaxy defeat LAFC in a record-breaking match at the Rose Bowl. Puig, with an assist and a goal, helps his team secure the win.
#outdoors
Fox News: Brush fire in Washington state threatens hundreds of homes, prompts evacuations in Mason County
A brush fire in Mason County, Washington threatens homes and forces nearby residents to evacuate. The fire has burned 250 acres and is 0% contained.
#technology
Fox News: UN council will hold AI meeting on risks to international peace, security
The United Nations Security Council holds first-ever meeting on risks of artificial intelligence to international peace and security. U.N. Secretary-General warns of AI's potential dangers. UK plans multilateral approach to manage AI's opportunities and risks.
#other
Forbes: Tampa, New Orleans, Miami Break Heat Records: Here’s Where Else Temperatures Are Hitting Record Levels
A heat wave engulfs the South and Southwest, breaking single-day temperature records in various cities. Forecasters warn of dangerous heat that could cause heat stroke and advise residents to stay indoors during the day.
The Epoch Times: Ontario Starts Pre-Development Work for New, Large-Scale Nuclear Plant
Ontario plans to build a new nuclear plant to meet growing electricity demands with non-emitting sources. The government is considering a plant that could generate up to 4,800 megawatts, enough to power 4.8 million homes. The province aims to eliminate natural gas from its electricity system by 2050, but it will require significant capital spending and more nuclear plants.
Flag And Cross: Plastic Pollution Endangers Endangered Seabirds, New Research Reveals
Endangered seabirds mistake plastic for food, flying long distances to pollution hotspots. Plastic debris threatens marine life globally. Plastic ingestion leads to injury, poisoning, and starvation. Exposure to plastic reduces resilience to other threats. Plastic levels in oceans are a problem for seabirds worldwide.