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America First News
5 Jul 2023
#politics
Red State: Biden Email Has Smoking Gun Evidence When It Comes to Joe, Hunter, and Call to Poroshenko
The White House counsel is trying to distance Joe Biden from the foreign business dealings scandal involving his son. Biden's claim that he never discussed his son's business with him has been proven false. New emails suggest Biden was involved in a call with the president of Ukraine about the prosecutor general's office while his son was on the board of Burisma.
The Federalist Papers: Ben & Jerry's Triggers Backlash Over July 4th Message: Sparks Call for 'Bud Light Treatment'
Ben & Jerry's sparked online debate on America's 247th birthday by suggesting that the US exists on stolen Indigenous land and should be returned. They suggested that Mount Rushmore be given back to the Lakota Sioux and labeled the presidents depicted as "colonizers." This controversial stance has drawn criticism and calls for boycotts.
The New American: Hungarian Justice Minister Resigns to Spearhead EU Election Campaign - The New American
Hungary's Minister of Justice, Judit Varga, has resigned from the government to focus on leading her party's European Union election campaign. Varga is considered a suitable candidate to spearhead the campaign due to her experience and credentials. She has been involved in negotiating difficult discussions regarding Hungarian judicial reforms required for the country to obtain EU funds.
Breitbart: Gavin Newsom Defies Own Travel Ban, Stumps for Biden in Idaho
California Gov. Gavin Newsom is campaigning for President Joe Biden in conservative states, raising money for the Democratic Party and building a base for his own future presidential run. The Los Angeles Times reports that Newsom traveled to Idaho to fundraise for Biden and criticize local Republicans. Despite violating his own state's travel ban, Newsom is focused on promoting his party and president, claiming he has no interest in the White House.
The Right Scoop: “Orwellian Ministry of Truth” – Federal judge BLASTS Biden admin for censoring Americans and trampling First Amendment
A federal judge ruled against the Biden administration's censorship of online content, accusing them of acting like an Orwellian "Ministry of Truth". Missouri and Louisiana brought a lawsuit against the government, claiming that they pressured social media platforms to suppress certain views on topics such as Covid-19, the pandemic's origins, and election security. The judge issued a broad preliminary injunction, preventing government officials and agencies from contacting social media companies for the purpose of censorship.
Fox News: Censured Schiff raises over $8 million for Senate bid after being punished for Trump-Russia claims
Rep. Adam Schiff, running for Senate in California, raised a record-breaking $8.1 million in the second quarter of his campaign. His censure by House Republicans only boosted his support in California, where he now has over $29 million in campaign funds. Schiff's role in Trump's impeachment and his investigation into Trump-Russia collusion claims gave him national recognition.
#society
American Thinker: Letting it all hang out: Here come the De Blasios to tell us all about why their marriage is on the rocks
Former New York Mayor Bill de Blasio and his wife Chirlane McCray announced their separation in an attention-seeking interview with The New York Times. They stated that they will not divorce but will date other people while continuing to share a home. The couple, known for their mixed-race symbolism, revealed the inner workings of their troubled marriage and saw it as a teaching opportunity for others, despite their lack of success in politics and public scrutiny. This highly publicized breakup reflects their insatiable desire for attention.
The Right Scoop: California Reparations Task Force asks the state to ELIMINATE child support debt for black residents
California's Reparations Task Force recommends eliminating child support debt for black residents, stating that "discriminatory" laws have torn African American families apart. They argue that the interest charges hinder their ability to find employment and maintain housing.
Fox News: Social justice warriors driving a revolution of permissive drug culture, ‘no rules,’ counselor says
Efforts to promote safer drug use have become a part of the culture war, with some claiming it is a revolution for social justice. Harm reduction advocates argue that their focus is on keeping drug users safe and alive. However, skeptics believe that the movement's permissive attitudes and "happy" methods are encouraging drug use and endangering vulnerable individuals.
The Babylon Bee: Democrats Confused By Parades Where Everyone Keeps Their Clothes On And Doesn’t Swing Sex Toys Around
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Democrats express confusion and frustration over traditional 4th of July parades across the country, criticizing the absence of provocative displays and claiming they might be fronts for dangerous fascist groups. Meanwhile, reports indicate a lack of understanding about the purpose and celebration of these events, with some suggesting they may promote white supremacy. Parents attending are advised to counter any potential influence by reading "Gender Queer" to their children.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Chinese President personally warned Vladimir Putin against using nukes in Ukraine – FT
China's President Xi Jinping warned Russia's President Vladimir Putin against using nuclear weapons on Ukraine. Russian officials have previously threatened to use nuclear weapons against Ukraine and its Western allies. Russia has deployed tactical nuclear warheads to Belarus, violating the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
Forbes: Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Threat Explained: Both Ukraine, Russia Claim The Other May Attack It
Russian and Ukrainian officials accuse each other of plots to attack the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. Ukrainian President Zelensky warns of a potential attack on the plant by Russia, while Russian officials suggest Ukraine may sabotage it. The facility has become a dangerous political pawn, causing concern among European neighbors.
Euromaidan Press: Russia lost half of its combat capability in Ukraine – UK’s Defence Staff Chief
According to Admiral Sir Tony Radakin, Russia has lost half of its combat potential in the war against Ukraine, with 2,500 tanks and 10 million shells spent. The Ukrainian counteroffensive is still ahead, aiming to exhaust and stretch the front line for Russia. The Ukrainian army faces challenges such as minefields, lack of air support, and incomplete weapon deliveries from Western partners.
Breitbart: Russia and Ukraine Accuse Each Other of Plotting Attack on Nuclear Plant
Both Russia and Ukraine accuse each other of planning an attack on the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant. Russia claims Ukraine plans to strike the plant with high-precision weapons and kamikaze drones, while Ukraine accuses Russia of placing explosive devices on the roof of the plant. The situation raises concerns of a potential partial nuclear meltdown.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: ‘I Guess Barbie Is Made in China’: Ted Cruz Blasts Hollywood for Catering to CCP in New Blockbuster
Senator Cruz criticized Warner Bros. Pictures after Vietnam banned the film Barbie for featuring a map with disputed territory claimed by China. Other East Asian countries are considering a similar boycott. The Department of Defense announced that it will no longer work with studios that censor films to please China, drawing approval from Representative Green.
The Epoch Times: Beijing's Targeting of Overseas Activists Has Major Implications for Canada
China's crackdown on dissent continues, with warrants issued for the detention of pro-democracy activists living in self-exile in Hong Kong and abroad. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has a history of suppressing critics and labeling them as enemies of the state, using trumped-up charges. This illustrates China's growing boldness on the world stage and its disregard for Western opinions.
#military
Fox News: Short questions with Dana Perino for Johnny 'Joey' Jones
Johnny "Joey" Jones, a Fox News contributor and military analyst, discusses the meaning of honor and the importance of friendships. He also shares his thoughts on improving military recruitment and what it means to be a true Southern gentleman. With a favorite college football team, a deer rifle, and a fishing pole, he embodies the Southern spirit. And when it comes to hunting, ducks are his preferred game. Overall, Jones emphasizes respect and values the opinions of those whose lives his decisions impact the most.
#religion
Daily Wire: Jim Caviezel Discusses ‘Weak And Useless’ Christians, ‘Moral Depravity’ In America
Actor Jim Caviezel, known for his role in "Passion of the Christ," criticized modern-day Christianity as weak and useless. He believes Americans are afraid of the devil and do not want God in their lives, leading to a deterioration of society and moral decay. Caviezel stated that his purpose in the film industry is to spread God's light and bring a message of moral redemption, but he acknowledges that the devil's evil seems to be prevailing. He concluded by stating that even if he loses friends, he will always have God with him.
#history
All Outdoor: POTD: Before The Savage 220 - The Mossberg 185D Bolt Action Shotgun
The Mossberg 185D was a popular bolt action shotgun produced by O.F. Mossberg & Sons. It featured removable exterior chokes and a walnut stock with plastic finger grooves. The Model 185D catered to hunters and war veterans, remaining in production until 1959.
Spectator USA: The Romans were graffiti masters
: In ancient Pompeii, graffiti artists expressed their thoughts and desires on the walls in a crude and sometimes sophisticated manner. These writings revealed the Romans' obsession with sex, their use of profanity, and even their political opinions. The graffiti of Pompeii gives us a glimpse into the everyday lives and emotions of the Roman people.
#health
The Epoch Times: Beware of Arteriosclerosis, Eat These Foods to Help Maintain Vascular Health
Adopting a heart-healthy diet can improve blood vessel health and reduce the risk of heart disease and stroke caused by arteriosclerosis. This condition occurs when arteries become thickened and hardened, limiting blood flow. Atherosclerosis, the accumulation of fat and cholesterol in the arterial wall, is particularly harmful and can cause arterial blockage and plaque rupture. Maintaining healthy arteries through diet involves consuming foods like pecans, olive oil, cauliflower, and dark chocolate, which have beneficial effects on vascular health.
Fox News: Tatum O'Neal 'almost died' from overdose after stroke left her in a coma
Actress Tatum O'Neal almost died from a drug overdose in 2020. The overdose caused her to go into a coma for six weeks and suffer from aphasia. Her son helped take care of her during this time, highlighting the difficulties caused by the COVID pandemic. She is now focused on her sobriety, working on rehab and attending meetings.
The Epoch Times: Dr. Samuel Hahnemann, Father of Homeopathy
In Washington, D.C., there is a monument dedicated to Dr. Samuel Hahnemann, the founder of homeopathy. The monument features a statue of Hahnemann and a Latin inscription. Homeopathy is a practice that uses diluted doses of natural substances to treat diseases.
#crime
Fox News: 23-year-old Danish shooter who believed victims were zombies sentenced to mental health facility
A man in Denmark who believed his victims were zombies has been sentenced to detention in a secure medical facility for a mass shooting at a mall in Copenhagen. The shooter killed three people and injured 23 others. The court found the man planned the attack and ruled him insane.
Fox News: Bat-wielding kids attack San Francisco moms, nannies outside school in wealthy neighborhood
Children wielding baseball bats are attacking and robbing mothers and nannies in a wealthy San Francisco neighborhood. The crime is believed to be linked to a gang of youths who are also assaulting women with bats. The city's crime problem is deeper than reported statistics.
Daily Wire: Secret Service Confirms Cocaine Found In White House West Wing
Officials have confirmed that a white powdery substance found in the West Wing of the White House is indeed cocaine.
Daily Wire: Mystery Swirls After Cocaine Found In White House West Wing
The White House was briefly evacuated after the Secret Service found suspicious powder believed to be cocaine in a common area of the West Wing. The substance was found in an area accessible to tour groups, contradicting the White House's official webpage. Some speculated and targeted Hunter Biden, who has struggled with substance abuse.
#sports
Breitbart: Joey Chestnut Wins Again, Defies Rain Delay to Defend Title at Nathan’s Fourth of July Hot Dog Eating Contest
Joey "Jaws" Chestnut wins the hot dog eating contest, consuming 62 franks and buns in 10 minutes. Miki Sudo takes the women's championship with 39 1/2 hot dogs. The competition was delayed due to rain.
Fox News: Paris Saint-Germain fires Christophe Galtier after disappointing season
Paris Saint-Germain fired coach Christophe Galtier and hired Luis Enrique, marking a new cycle for the club. Galtier's assistants were also let go. PSG appointed its eighth coach in 12 years under Qatari ownership as they continue their quest for Champions League glory.
Forbes: How Female Players Are Responding To Wimbledon Dress Code Changes
There's a change to Wimbledon's dress code in 2023, allowing female players to wear dark-colored undershorts. Players like Aryna Sabalenka and Victoria Azarenka have embraced the new rule, donning black undershorts during matches. This rule change is about giving players more options and relieving anxiety.
Fox News: Sergio Garcia will not play in British Open for first time since 1997
Sergio Garcia fails to qualify for the British Open, ending his streak since 1997. Charl Schwartzel, Branden Grace, and Laurie Canter advance to the tournament.
Fox News: Warriors' Draymond Green says first-year hype around Victor Wembanyama is ‘setting him up for failure’
Victor Wembanyama, the highly anticipated No. 1 draft pick for the San Antonio Spurs, is expected to make an immediate impact with his exceptional talent. However, some doubt he will be an All-Star in his first year. Nevertheless, his prowess as a rim protector sets him apart and gives him elite potential. The Spurs hope Wembanyama follows in the footsteps of their previous top draft picks, David Robinson and Tim Duncan, who had illustrious careers.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Alligator Attacks and Kills 69-Year-Old Woman in South Carolina
Tragic fatal alligator attack on Hilton Head Island in South Carolina. Woman found dead at lagoon's edge while walking her dog. Alligator guarding woman's body interrupted rescue efforts. Autopsy to confirm cause of death. Alligator attacks are rare but second fatal attack in Beaufort County in a year.
On The Water: Alarm-Clock Bass
Striped bass fishing in the summer is not as popular as in the spring or fall, but it can still be fruitful. Captain Mike Bartlett suggests fishing early in the morning or before dawn to avoid crowds and find undisturbed bass. The best spots for nighttime fly-fishing are bridges, docks with lights, marinas, and manmade bulkheads. The moon and tides also play a role in successful fishing.
#technology
Breitbart: Surprise!: Mark Zuckerberg's 'Sanely Run' Twitter Clone 'Threads' Collects All Your Data
Facebook's upcoming app Threads will collect a vast amount of personal data from its users, including health, financial, and browsing information. This comes as Facebook faces criticism for its handling of user data and a recent data privacy lawsuit settlement.
Fox News: Don’t be tricked into clicking on that image in that email in your inbox
Cybercriminals are using images instead of links in phishing emails to trick people into clicking and accessing malicious websites. To avoid falling victim, be cautious of the sender's email address, don't click on suspicious links or attachments, and stay calm and vigilant. Enable two-factor authentication and have strong antivirus software for added security.
#other
The Epoch Times: Government Announces Tighter Grip on Industry Emissions From 2024
The UK government will implement new emissions limits for the power and aviation industries starting next year. The limit will apply to selected high energy industries and aim to achieve net zero goals. The UK Emissions Trading System Authority will oversee the scheme, which allows companies to buy and sell emissions allowances. Additionally, other industries such as domestic maritime transport and waste incineration have been included in the program. The government's decision is part of a broader strategy to encourage decarbonization and invest in green technologies.
Forbes: Miley Cyrus’ ‘Flowers’ Is Still The Biggest Song In The World, Half A Year After It Was Released
Miley Cyrus's song "Flowers" has returned to the No. 1 position on the Billboard Global 200 chart, outlasting other pop hits. The song debuted at No. 1 in January and maintained its position for six weeks before briefly stepping aside. It has now reclaimed the top spot after a 10-week absence.