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America First News
6 Jul 2023
#politics
Daily Wire: Ted Cruz Highlights How Details Of One Of The IRS Whistleblowers Suggests He Has No Political Motive For Coming Forward
Sen. Ted Cruz highlighted how the identity of an IRS whistleblower undermines claims of political motives. The whistleblower, a gay Democrat married to a man, alleges misconduct in the criminal investigation of Joe Biden's son. Hunter Biden reached a plea deal for failing to pay taxes and illegal firearm purchase.
The American Spectator: Biden v. Free Speech: Judge Doughty Delivers Americans a Win
Federal Judge Terry Doughty issues a nationwide injunction against the Biden administration, preventing collusion with Big Tech companies to censor conservative speech. The ruling exposes the government's suppression of discussions on COVID-19, the 2020 election, and other topics. It's a victory for free speech and challenges the corrupt mainstream media.
#society
The Epoch Times: When Scope Creep Meets Dishonest Sexual Assault Allegations
Commentary: Senator Lidia Thorpe's sexual accusations captivated the media, distracting from other scandals. Sexual misconduct is blown out of proportion, and last year's Jenkins report on harassment is being used to validate allegations. In the real world, false accusations are causing real consequences and miscarriages of justice.
A teacher faced repercussions at a Christian school for simply asking a colleague to a party. He was threatened with investigation and disciplinary action for breaching sexual harassment guidelines, despite no complaint or breach being lodged against him. After taking the matter to the school's governing body, an apology was given and the issue was resolved.
Townhall: Don’t Believe the Haters, Indiana Jones 5 Is Awesome
Amidst the rise of online rage mobs, the movie "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" faces unwarranted attacks and negative press. Modern society thrives on elevating reprobates and celebrating failure, fueled by a desire for attention and social influence. However, despite the haters, the movie proves to be a great addition to the Indiana Jones franchise, with a de-aged Harrison Ford and captivating scenes set during World War II. The action rivals that of the earlier films, and it delivers the nostalgia and emotional moments fans have been yearning for.
Townhall: One Man Versus China
This summary tells the story of billionaire businessman Jimmy Lai, a freedom fighter who chose to stay in Hong Kong and go to jail when Communist China crushed freedom in the city. Lai grew up in poverty in China, escaped to Hong Kong, and eventually became successful in the clothing business. He started a media company to expose Chinese government abuses, but faced increasing restrictions. Despite the consequences, Lai refused to surrender and continued fighting for freedom, leading to his arrest and imprisonment. Lai considers his actions meaningful and interesting, and remains committed to the cause of freedom.
Breitbart: MSNBC's Reid: I Wouldn’t Go Out July 4 'Because America Is Awash with Guns'
MSNBC anchor Joy Reid expressed her fear of mass shootings and the prevalence of guns in America. She cited the high number of mass shootings this year and the survey results showing the impact of gun violence on American families. Reid criticized the gun lobby for advocating for increased access to guns and greater rights for gun owners. She revealed her decision to stay indoors on July 4 due to her concerns about the abundance of guns in the country.
Newsbusters: Mark Levin Slams Target for Banning His New Book to Not Offend Democrats
Retail chain Target has decided not to carry Mark Levin's new book, "The Democrat Party Hates America," deeming it "polarizing." However, other big book sellers like Barnes and Noble, Books A Million, and Walmart will carry the book. Levin criticizes Target as a woke corporation that is pandering to the left and the Democrat Party. He views Target's decision as a challenge and calls on others to stand against them.
Townhall: The Harvard Case Recognizes the Equal Dignity of Asian Americans
As the son of Chinese immigrants, the narrator faced discrimination and felt like he didn't fit in. Asians were excluded from conversations about race in America, adding to his sense of isolation.
Harvard's admissions process discriminated against Asians, as evidenced by their need for higher SAT scores, lower personal ratings, and higher PSAT scores compared to other racial groups. This discrimination harked back to Harvard's history of limiting Jewish students. The Supreme Court's decision condemned Harvard's discriminatory practices and validated Asian Americans' experiences of discrimination.
#war
The Blaze: Pence says Trump and DeSantis 'don't understand Americans' national interest in supporting the Ukrainian military'
Former VP Pence believes Trump and DeSantis don't grasp the national interest in aiding Ukraine against Russia's invasion. China is watching. Pence supports providing aid to Ukraine while others give in to populist sentiment. He warns that if Russia conquers Ukraine, it will lead to a larger conflict requiring US involvement.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: South Korea Raises Immigration Investment Requirements Amid Concerns of Chinese Political Inference
South Korea has raised its investment immigration threshold to address the imbalance in Chinese immigrants gaining residency. Controversies surrounding voting rights and a Chinese ambassador's speech have strained the relationship between the two countries. The increase in investment amounts aims to restore balance and mitigate adverse effects.
Breitbart: Exclusive: Joe Lieberman Slams Biden for Not Inviting Israeli PM to White House and for ‘Strengthening’ Iran
Former U.S. Sen. Joe Lieberman criticizes the Biden administration for not inviting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to the White House, emphasizing that Israel is a close ally of the U.S. and deserves a presidential invitation. Lieberman also warns against pursuing a nuclear deal with Iran, stating that it would only strengthen and legitimize the Iranian regime. He calls for making Iran more afraid of the U.S. rather than engaging in negotiations.
#economy
Forbes: Copenhagen Airport Chooses Heinemann For A Further 10-Year Retail Stint
Copenhagen Airport has extended its retail concession contract with Gebr. Heinemann, allowing the German travel retailer to expand its duty-free and travel retail store by over 54% in the next three years. The goal is to offer more regional brands and products across all categories and increase local sourcing. The contract, signed for another ten years, will also focus on sustainability and cooperation with the airport.
#culture
Fox News: On this day in history, July 6, 1994, 'Forrest Gump' is released in theaters: 'One-of-a-kind treat'
The film "Forrest Gump" is released on July 6, 1994 and becomes a worldwide success, second only to "The Lion King." Narrated by the titular character, it tells the extraordinary life story of Forrest Gump, a slow-witted man who experiences major historical events.
Forrest Gump, played by Tom Hanks, grows up in Alabama and befriends Jenny, played by Robin Wright. After college, Gump joins the Army, fights in the Vietnam War, and saves many lives. He fulfills his dream of opening a shrimp boating business with his friend Lt. Dan, and becomes wealthy. Gump reunites with Jenny, marries her before she dies from an unnamed illness, and discovers he is the father of her child. The film received mixed reviews but won multiple Academy Awards.
#education
The American Spectator: Let Kids Drop Out: Why Compulsory Education Harms Even the Most Gifted Students
During the COVID-19 pandemic, students experienced significant learning loss. Lawmakers in North Carolina propose raising the age of compulsory education to 18, but conservative representative Travis Corcoran suggests an alternative bill that allows exceptional students to test out of high school. Critics argue that schools should focus on closing skill gaps and providing support for struggling students. Economist Bryan Caplan believes that vocational training and meaningful work opportunities may be more effective in preparing students for the workforce than traditional schooling. Conservative thinkers question the value of compulsory education and argue for more individualized approaches to education.
#crime
Fox News: Bomb threat diverts flight carrying 177 passengers to Spokane International Airport; one in custody
Spokane International Airport in Washington suspended aviation operations after a bomb threat on Flight 334 from Atlanta to Seattle. Alaska Airlines diverted the flight to Spokane as a precaution. The airport has since resumed operations.
Breitbart: Trump: Security Tapes Would 'Quickly' Find WH Cocaine Smuggler
Former President Donald Trump questions the authenticity of the cocaine found in the White House, suggesting that it was for the use of Hunter and Joe Biden. He jokes about the Special Counsel looking like a crackhead and highlights the mysterious documents found in Biden's possession. Trump also calls for the release of security tapes to determine the source of the cocaine. The White House press secretary refuses to comment on supporting the prosecution of the smuggler.
#other
Breitbart: Left-Wing Ohio Groups Submit Signatures for Extreme Abortion Ballot Initiative
Left-wing groups in Ohio have submitted the necessary signatures to place a broad and anti-parent abortion amendment on the fall statewide ballot. The proposed amendment would grant individuals the right to make reproductive decisions without government interference and would potentially impact parental consent and notification laws. Critics argue that the amendment would decimate parental rights and eliminate basic health and safety protections for women.