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America First News
5 Jul 2023
#politics
Washington Free Beacon: 'An Almost Dystopian Scenario': Judge Says Biden's Social Media Censorship Likely Trampled on First Amendment
A federal judge ruled that the Biden administration is banned from colluding with social media companies to censor online information, as it likely violates the First Amendment. This includes suppressing political views and speech on topics like COVID-19, the Hunter Biden laptop story, and election security. The administration is accused of creating a federal censorship enterprise and coordinating with social media companies to censor users.
National Review: Pro-Abortion Groups Clear Key Hurdle in Fight to Strip Parental Consent from Reproductive, Gender Procedures
Pro-abortion groups in Ohio submitted signatures for a ballot amendment that would outlaw restrictions on abortion and other procedures involving reproduction, including gender-transition surgeries. The amendment would remove parental-consent and notification requirements for minors. Opponents argue that the broadly worded amendment would also extend to gender-transition treatment.
Newsbusters: Ohioans Collect 700K Signatures (Some Illegitimate) To Enshrine Abortion Until Birth
Residents of Ohio are petitioning to enshrine abortion into the state constitution with the support of the ACLU. The proposed amendment would remove all current pro-life laws and make abortion legal until birth. Many Ohioans were deceived into signing the petition, while others knowingly supported it.
The Babylon Bee: New White House Janitor Günter Hiden Arrives To Clean Up Leftover Cocaine
New White House janitor, Günter Hiden, diligently cleans up leftover cocaine in the famous West Wing. Despite bearing a resemblance to Hunter Biden, he claims to be a humble German immigrant. Hiden leaves the White House with a case of sniffles, having done his job thoroughly.
The Federalist: Push To Disenfranchise Parents In Ohio Riddled With Deception
Activists in Ohio collect signatures for proposed constitutional amendment enshrining anti-parent policies. Signatures obtained through questionable means. Amendment's language kept vague to disguise radical implications.
Fox News: Media jokes about cocaine found in White House: We need a 'blow by blow' probe of this
Members of the press laugh after cocaine is found at the White House. The substance was discovered in the West Wing, leading to an evacuation. Jokes circulate about it belonging to Hunter Biden.
Daily Wire: Deadbeats, Dime Bags, And Disrobed Drag Queens: ‘Dignity’ Is Dead At Biden’s White House
President Biden's promises of dignity and respect in the White House have fallen flat as reports surface of scandals and disgraceful behavior. From hiding Hunter Biden's daughter to Hunter gifting her worthless paintings, to the recent discovery of a bag of cocaine on White House property, the Biden administration is marred by controversy and questionable actions. The lack of decorum and morality in the current administration have shattered the hopes of those expecting a return to honor and tradition in the Oval Office.
PJ Media: Wow: Former Prime Minister Nigel Farage Deplatformed by Entire UK Banking System
Former Prime Minister and Brexit champion Nigel Farage shares a harrowing tale of political discrimination and abuse by banks and institutions in the UK. He describes how his bank closed all his accounts without explanation, causing financial ostracization. Other conservative politicians have faced similar treatment. Farage also reveals baseless accusations of financial links to Russian funding, perpetuated by politicians using their parliamentary privilege to smear their opponents. This pattern of persecution against conservative leaders is a global phenomenon, undermining democracy and freedom of speech. The world may be headed towards a Stalinist-ChiCom-banana republic future.
The New American: Joe Biden’s Approval Rating Lower Than Any President's in 50 Years - The New American
According to recent polls, President Biden has the lowest approval rating of any president since Harry Truman. The main factors contributing to this are his failing economic program, his mental acuity, and his history of lying. California Governor Gavin Newsom is taking advantage of this opportunity to boost his own presidential campaign, using smooth rhetoric and misleading claims about California's success compared to Texas and Florida.
Fox News: Judge praised for 'stunning' July 4 rebuke of Biden admin on Big Tech censorship: 'Finally'
A federal judge ruled that the Biden administration likely violated the First Amendment during the COVID-19 pandemic by coercing tech companies to suppress free speech. The judge's injunction bars government officials from meeting with social media companies. The ruling is seen as a rebuke to the White House.
The Federalist: Judge Bars KJP From Flagging Posts For Big Tech To Censor
A federal judge in Louisiana bars Biden's press secretary from colluding with tech giants to censor speech, citing a "massive attack against free speech" by the government. White House officials are explicitly prohibited from colluding with social media companies to remove or suppress protected free speech. The injunction also applies to executive agencies such as the CDC and FBI. speech
The Federalist Papers: Federal Judge Deals Huge Blow to US Government Censorship Regime, Restricts Access to Social Media
A federal judge in Louisiana has issued an order limiting government officials from influencing social media content moderation. The lawsuit, initiated by Missouri and Louisiana, alleges a massive attack on free speech. The injunction includes restraining President Biden, White House officials, and various federal agencies from silencing opposition.
Breitbart: Cori Bush on Independence Day: 'Today Is a Great Day to Demand Reparations'
Rep. Cori Bush used Independence Day to demand reparations, claiming the Declaration of Independence didn't recognize Black people as human. Social media users criticized her views, pointing out that she is a successful black woman in Congress. Some argued that reparations should be given to all races, while others mentioned the Union soldiers who died to liberate slaves.
#society
Forbes: De Blasio And McCray Separating—Though They’ll Still Live Together While Seeing Other People
Former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and his wife Chirlane McCray announced their separation after 29 years of marriage. They will continue living together and won't be filing for divorce at this time. The stresses of being mayor, the COVID-19 pandemic, and a tumultuous presidential bid contributed to the strain on their relationship.
Breitbart: Vivek Ramaswamy Starts Scholarship Program to Foster National Pride
Presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy and his wife are starting a scholarship program called the Vivek Ramaswamy American Identity Scholarship. It aims to foster American national pride among the youth by providing ten high school students with $25,000 for education, entrepreneurial pursuits, or service in the military or law enforcement. Ramaswamy stated that many young people today don't know what it means to be American, and he wants to address that.
Red State: The Royal Sham Continues: Despite the Media Hype, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Manage to Produce Little as Deals Unravel
The media fails to cover the failures of highly-touted projects like the removal of Aunt Jemima and Meghan Markle's podcast deal. Meghan Markle's podcast failed to deliver as promised, with little content and a lack of production. Netflix also struggled with the Markles, with little to show for their lucrative production contract.
The Blaze: Women 'don't want to live in reality': YouTuber Pearl Davis triggers feminists over women's rights and calling people fat
Commentator Pearl Davis, known for her controversial statements, claimed that women should not receive equal treatment until they do equal work. She faced backlash for suggesting that women age worse than men.
Breitbart: Ex-NBA Star Gilbert Arenas Blasts LGBT Community: 'Most Unfair Group Walking the Planet Right Now'
Former NBA player Gilbert Arenas criticized the gay community for their alleged "cancel culture" and unfairness during an interview. He expressed frustration with the lack of open dialogue and claimed that the gay community has a playbook that is not accessible to others. He further discussed how they can use language against straight people without repercussions, but if straight people respond in kind, they are immediately canceled.
Fox News: Russian journalist beaten in Chechnya returns to Moscow, in 'difficult' condition
Award-winning Russian reporter Elena Milashina is in a "difficult" condition after being beaten in Chechnya, Russia. The incident highlights human rights abuses in the region.
The American Spectator: TikTok Influencers Act as Propagandists for China’s Fast Fashion
Fast fashion company Shein faces backlash for its shady business practices and low clothing prices. Social media influencers are under scrutiny for supporting the brand. Shein has been accused of using cotton from the Xinjiang region of China, which has been linked to forced labor. The company also generates environmental waste and has been criticized for its production methods. The incident reveals Gen Z's concern for the environment and workers' rights but also highlights the influence of social media on their buying habits. This could potentially lead to a shift towards supporting local and small businesses.
#war
Euromaidan Press: International Atomic Energy Agency finds no signs of mining at Zaporizhzhia NPP
IAEA experts find no signs of mining at Zaporizhzhia NPP, occupied by Russian forces since March 2022. They have requested additional access to verify absence of mines or explosives. Director General stresses importance of protecting Europe's largest nuclear power plant.
Fox News: Suicide bombing targets security checkpoint in northwestern Pakistan, killing 3 soldiers and a child
A suicide bomber targets a security checkpoint in Pakistan, killing three soldiers and a 10-year-old boy. 14 civilians and some soldiers are wounded.
#foreignaffairs
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: US Navy protects two oil tankers from two Iranian vessel
The US Navy foiled an attempt by an Iranian vessel to capture two oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. With surveillance assets and a guided-missile destroyer, they successfully protected the tankers from Iranian aggression.
Fox News: North Korean satellite wasn’t advanced enough to conduct reconnaissance from space, Seoul says
South Korea claims that the satellite launched by North Korea in May was not advanced enough for military reconnaissance. The wreckage was analyzed and it was determined that the satellite could not perform the intended functions.
Fox News: UN atomic agency chief visits Fukushima nuclear plant, supports wastewater release
The head of the United Nations' atomic agency, Rafael Mariano Grossi, expressed satisfaction with Japan's plan to release treated radioactive wastewater from the Fukushima nuclear power plant into the Pacific Ocean. Grossi observed the facilities where the water will be treated and diluted with seawater before being released offshore. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) will oversee the discharge to ensure safety and address concerns.
#economy
Fox News: Biden, top officials launch ‘Bidenomics’ tour as polls show opposition to WH plan
President Biden and top officials are traveling to promote "Bidenomics" despite strong disapproval of their economic policies. They will highlight infrastructure investments, job creation, and lower costs for families. Republicans criticize Bidenomics for high taxes, inflation, and surrendering to China.
The Blaze: Electric F-150 loses 25% of range with full payload, AAA study finds, gas version can drive 200 miles farther
The fully loaded Ford F-150 Lightning electric truck loses about 25% of its driving range, dropping from 278 miles to 210 miles. The price of the vehicle has also drastically increased, causing customers to cancel their reservations.
#history
Daily Wire: Previously Unknown Civil War Letter From Abraham Lincoln Discovered
A newly discovered letter from President Abraham Lincoln sheds light on his wartime strategy during the Civil War. The letter discusses the proposal of creating a Civil Engineer Corps and reveals Lincoln's strained relationship with General McClellan. The letter, valued at $85,000, is up for sale at Raab Collections.
#health
Forbes: Jenny Craig Lives On, After All, As Wellful Reboots It As Online Service
Weight loss company Jenny Craig, which recently announced its closure, has been acquired by wellness brand Wellful and will relaunch as an online service. The acquisition aims to keep Jenny Craig competitive in the face of rising popularity in weight-loss drugs. Wellful plans to operate Jenny Craig separately and as an independent brand.
#education
Spectator USA: The Youngkin-Sears playbook for 2024
Democratic candidate Terry McAuliffe's controversial comment allowed Republicans to focus on education issues, leading to Glenn Youngkin and Winsome Earle-Sears winning the Virginia gubernatorial race.
#crime
Fox News: Philly DA Krasner says mass shooting suspect Kimbrady Carricker targeted 'random' victims, was ready for fight
Kimbrady Carriker, the suspect in the Philadelphia mass shooting that killed 5 people, is being held without bail and faces multiple murder charges. The attack was random and premeditated, carried out with an assault rifle. The district attorney criticized the lack of proper gun legislation in Pennsylvania.
Fox News: Robert De Niro's daughter claims fentanyl led to death of his 19-year old grandson
Robert De Niro's grandson, Leandro, passed away and his mother, Drena De Niro, revealed that he died after taking fentanyl-laced pills that were knowingly sold to him. The family is devastated by the loss and has requested privacy as they grieve. The cause of death is still being determined, and it is unclear if there will be an investigation or any suspects in the case.
Spectator USA: Who left their cocaine at the White House?
Substance found in White House tested positive for cocaine. No evidence connecting anyone to the discovery. Possible smuggler speculated to be Hunter Biden.
#sports
Forbes: Athletes Face Discipline For Allegedly Violating Gambling Policies
Sports betting is now legal in the US, but athletes and staff who gamble are facing serious consequences. Gambling on sports has a long history and can lead to attempts at fixing outcomes. Leagues, colleges, and institutions have strict rules against athletes and staff gambling to protect the integrity of sports competition.
#science
Fox News: Hubble telescope spies sparkling irregular galaxy 11 million light-years away
The Hubble Space Telescope has captured an irregular galaxy called ESO 174-1, located 11 million light-years from Earth. It consists of a bright cloud of stars and a faint tendril of dark gas and dust. Scientists believe the galaxy's shape is the result of interactions with other galaxies.
#other
Daily Wire: Former NYC Leftist Mayor Bill De Blasio Splitting From Wife, Who Identified As Lesbian
Former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and his wife Chirlane McCray have decided to separate, but not divorce, after realizing their marriage had lost its spark. They plan to date other people while still living together in their Brooklyn home. De Blasio cited his overwhelming schedule as mayor as a major factor in their difficulties.