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America First News
5 Jul 2023
#politics
Breitbart: Biden Keeps Blocking Fireworks at Mount Rushmore; Noem Trying Again for Next Year
South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem's administration is seeking a permit for a 2024 Mount Rushmore fireworks celebration. The Biden administration has repeatedly denied permit applications for the past three years.
Daily Wire: ‘You Have Got To Be Kidding Me’: Ari Fleischer Calls Out WH ‘Gibberish’ Spin On Cocaine Story
Former White House Press Secretary Ari Fleischer criticizes the White House for providing inconsistent information about the discovery of cocaine in the West Wing. He questions the location where the substance was found and urges reporters to investigate. Fleischer's comments highlight the lack of transparency surrounding the incident.
The Blaze: 'Flagrantly in violation of federal law': Biden admin faces pressure to rescind environmental proposal blocking oil drilling
The Biden administration's Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is facing opposition to its proposal that would block oil drilling and mining on public land. Environmental groups would be able to lease the land for conservation use, temporarily preventing drilling and mining. Critics, including state attorneys general, argue that the proposal violates federal law and will damage the energy industry. Mining, farming, and oil organizations have also voiced opposition and called for the proposal to be withdrawn.
The Epoch Times: UK COVID Inquiry Reveals Just How Vast International Communist Conspiracy May Be
Former UK Health Secretary, Matt Hancock, expresses remorse for COVID deaths and advocates for stricter lockdowns in future pandemics. The inclusion of pro-lockdown group "Independent SAGE" in the COVID Inquiry raises concerns about manipulation and the true motives behind the response to COVID. The possibility of a communist conspiracy behind Western lockdowns is raised, highlighting the devastating impact of these policies on lives and economies.
PJ Media: White House Can't Get Its Story Straight About Where the Cocaine Was Found
The Secret Service evacuated the White House after cocaine was found in the West Wing. The administration may be deflecting attention from someone close to the First Family who had access to the living quarters.
Fox News: DeSantis PAC official on Twitter Spaces talk calls Trump the 'runaway front-runner': 'We are way behind'
Steve Cortes, former Trump adviser turned spokesperson for Ron DeSantis' super PAC, admitted that DeSantis' 2024 presidential campaign is behind in the polls compared to Donald Trump. Cortes believes DeSantis is the natural evolution of the America First movement but thinks Trump is not the best candidate for the upcoming election. DeSantis' campaign remains confident and hopeful.
Breitbart: Donald Trump: Ron DeSantis 'Hurting Himself Very Badly for 2028'
Former President Donald Trump criticizes Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis for his poor performance in New Hampshire, hurting his chances for the 2028 presidential race. DeSantis and his family faced rain during a Fourth of July parade, but his campaign claims that enthusiasm was still high. Despite Trump's dominance in polls, the DeSantis campaign faces an uphill battle against him.
The Epoch Times: The Unraveling of the Censorship Hegemon
Unelected government officials colluded with social media platforms to silence dissenting voices, leading to the most massive attack on free speech in U.S. history. A U.S. District Judge issued an injunction against many government officials involved, highlighting the need to protect freedom of speech.
The Blaze: Former GOP congressman joins Hunter Biden's team, vows to uncover 'the truth' about infamous laptop
Former Republican Rep. Denver Riggleman has joined Hunter Biden's legal team and has been assisting with data analysis regarding the Hunter Biden laptop and the alleged corruption and disinformation surrounding its contents. Riggleman questions the legitimacy of the laptop's contents and believes that considerable information linked to Hunter Biden is questionable. He is working to uncover the truth.
The Blaze: Rogan says the 2020 election was rigged by the media: 'It's wild sh** and no one cares'
Joe Rogan believes that while the 2020 presidential election may not have been rigged, the liberal corporate media played a significant role in influencing the outcome. He questions how Biden could have won with the most votes in history while winning a record-low number of counties. Rogan acknowledges the possibility of voter fraud and points to the media's manipulation of public narratives, such as the Hunter Biden laptop case and the Russia collusion case, as evidence of their meddling. He raises concerns about the lack of consequences for the media, big tech, and the administrative state's actions and compares their behavior to a totalitarian reflex.
#society
Townhall: The Truth About Legacies
Media focuses on blaming white men after the Supreme Court rules that race discrimination in college admissions is unconstitutional. Legacy admissions become an epithet for white men. However, being a legacy confers smaller advantages compared to other preferences like athletics or race. Removing legacy preferences will disproportionately affect black applicants who have benefited from affirmative action for decades.
Newsbusters: ABC Uses Neutral Pronouns for Trans Philly Shooter, Edits Out DA Saying 'Man'
Authorities in Philadelphia announced that the suspect behind the mass shooting was a transgender Black Lives Matter activist. ABC's Good Morning America used gender-neutral pronouns and edited a video to avoid using male pronouns. CBS referred to the suspect as a male, while NBC used gender-neutral terms.
Daily Wire: Budweiser Catches Flak Over ‘Disgusting’ Fourth Of July Message
Social media users criticized Budweiser for a Fourth of July ad promoting their partnership with Folds of Honor, an educational scholarship program for military families. The backlash was in response to Bud Light's partnership with transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney, with some accusing Budweiser of using dead soldiers to improve their image. Online commenters called for an apology and suggested finding a new partner for Folds of Honor.
#foreignaffairs
Daily Wire: China’s Top Diplomat Urges Race-Based Alliance With Japan, South Korea
China's top diplomat, Wang Yi, called for a race-based alliance between China, Japan, and South Korea to "revitalize East Asia" and criticized the United States for not being able to tell them apart. However, this racially motivated proposal was met with skepticism and criticism from experts and people in Japan and South Korea who value their alliances with the U.S. to counter China's influence. Wang's comments ignored historical tensions and differences between the three countries.
#economy
The Epoch Times: US Factory Order Data Flash Red Alert for Economy
U.S. factory orders declined by 1.0 percent in May, marking the first time in 31 months that the gauge has dipped below zero. The negative manufacturing data suggests that the U.S. manufacturing sector is falling deeper into recession territory.
Federal Reserve economists expect a mild recession to start later this year, with GDP predicted to decline in the fourth quarter of 2023 and the first quarter of 2024. The Fed also anticipates more rate hikes ahead, but at a slower pace.
The Epoch Times: Could Australia's Tourism Industry Be Threatened by the Climate Change Agenda
Flying restrictions may be implemented globally to reduce carbon emissions. A report suggests limiting people to one short-haul return flight per year by 2030. France has already banned certain short-haul flights, while private jets will not be completely banned in the country. Australia, however, plans to increase international travel and open a new airport, but aims to achieve net-zero emissions through renewable energy and alternative fuel sources. Electric aviation is also being explored as a solution. Australia's tourism and aviation sectors play a significant role in its economy, so travel restrictions may not be implemented as strictly as in Europe. #[[,]]
#military
Euromaidan Press: UK to start training Ukrainian pilots in August
Britain will train 20 Ukrainian pilots in basic ground apprenticeship to operate F-16 fighter jets. The training will begin in August.
#health
The Epoch Times: Men with High Blood Pressure and High Fitness Level Have Low Risk of Cardiovascular Death
Exercise is important for people with high blood pressure. A recent study found that men with high blood pressure can still lower their risk of cardiovascular disease through physical activity. Regular exercise is essential for maintaining heart health and reducing the risk of chronic disease outcomes.
Daily Wire: Rosie O’Donnell Says Madonna Is ‘Good’ And ‘Recovering At Home’ After ICU Stay
Madonna's friend Rosie O'Donnell gives an update on her health after ICU stay. Madonna recovering at home.
#education
Fox News: Islamic leader challenges Psaki's claim Muslim parents manipulated by GOP: We're not 'political puppets'
MSNBC host criticized Muslim parents' concerns about LGBTQ curriculum while a representative from CAIR defended their independence and religious freedom.
The Blaze: Affirmative action STRUCK DOWN!
The Supreme Court has ruled against affirmative action policies in higher education, leading to celebration from Lauren Chen. Chen sees this as a victory against racism, despite concerns for Asians and white students in the future.
The Epoch Times: Mnemosyne and the Muses: The Role of Memory in Education
Greek mythology teaches us that memory is crucial for education and culture. True education incorporates the past and shapes us for the future.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Ontario Police Crack Cold Case From 1975 , Charge Florida Man With Murder
Ontario Provincial Police have solved a 48-year-old cold case using DNA technology. The unidentified woman found dead in 1975 has been identified as Jewell Parchman Langford, and an 81-year-old man from Florida has been charged with murder.
Fox News: July Fourth block party shooting on Maryland's Eastern Shore leaves 1 dead, 6 hurt
A 14-year-old boy was killed and six others were injured in a shooting at a Fourth of July block party in Salisbury, Maryland. The boy died at the hospital and the other victims are being treated. No arrests have been made yet.
Breitbart: Kash Patel: 'Baffles the Mind' Why GOP State Officials Don't Probe Hunter
Republican law enforcement officials are refusing to investigate alleged crimes by Hunter Biden and his associates, while Democrat state prosecutors have targeted Donald Trump. The Biden family seems to benefit from a "two-tiered system of justice." Hunter Biden may have committed crimes in multiple states, including prostitution offenses in Florida. It is unclear why state officials have not taken action to investigate these alleged crimes.
Fox News: Colorado teen gunned down by abusive ex-boyfriend as terrified baby brother hid in next room: police
A Colorado teenager is accused of gunning down his ex-girlfriend, shooting her seven times in front of her little brother. The relationship had ended four weeks prior. The boy hid in a bedroom and witnessed the murder. Sirio-Cardona demanded the boy's cellphone and dragged the girl's body before fleeing.
Red State: White House Cocaine Story Evolves Again, 'Unlikely' Culprit Will Be Found
The mystery of cocaine found at the White House continues. The substance was found in a common area of the West Wing, but the exact location is still unknown. Officials suggest it was found in an area near where visitors leave their cellphones during tours. The investigation is unlikely to determine the source of the drug due to the highly trafficked nature of the area.
The Federalist Papers: Death Spiral: Child Theft Gang Attacks San Francisco Moms, Nannies With Baseball Bats
Children in Noe Valley, San Francisco, have been attacking and robbing local mothers and nannies, along with stealing phones. The crimes may be linked to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the city's youth.
The Epoch Times: Police Warning of Scammers Posing as Calgary Officers to Steal Thousands of Dollars
Calgary police have warned about scammers pretending to be officers and stealing cryptocurrency in various schemes. The scammers impersonate family members who have been arrested and demand money for legal fees in the form of bitcoin. They even use friends or family members' phone numbers to appear legitimate. Some scammers also pose as officers offering help to recover lost funds for a large fee. Police advise verifying an officer's identity through badges and photo IDs, and to take the time to consult trusted individuals before providing money to strangers.
Forbes: Cocaine Found In White House Near Area Accessible To Tour Groups
Cocaine was found in the White House's West Wing, near an area where visitors leave their cellphones. The building was briefly evacuated, and tests confirmed the substance as cocaine.
The Epoch Times: Kimbrady Carriker Identified as Suspect in Philadelphia Mass Shooting
Kimbrady Carriker, the suspect in a mass shooting in Philadelphia, has been identified and will remain in prison until trial. Authorities found disturbing posts on Carriker's social media accounts and urged the public to report concerning content. The shooting left five dead and two injured.
#sports
Forbes: Wimbledon Watchers Will Drink More Than 270,000 Pimm's Cups This Year - Why And What Are They?
Wimbledon attendees are expected to drink over 270,000 Pimm's Cup cocktails this year, continuing a 50-year tradition. The cocktail, made with Pimm's No. 1, lemon soda, orange, lemon, mint, and cucumber, has become a staple at the tournament.
Fox News: Deion Sanders reacts to comments from anonymous Pac-12 coach
Deion Sanders is the new head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes, aiming to turn around a struggling program. While some see his arrival as a positive change, others have doubts about his ability to succeed with the current roster. Sanders has made controversial roster changes by using the transfer portal, an NCAA rule that allows first-year coaches to cut players.
Fox News: Millwall FC owner John Berylson, 70, killed in car crash in Massachusetts
John Berylson, the owner and chairman of Millwall F.C., died in a car crash in Massachusetts. His sudden and tragic passing has had a profound impact on those who knew him. Investigations indicate that he lost control of his vehicle, resulting in the crash.
Fox News: Kanter Freedom sends message to WNBA player calling America 'trash': I will buy you first-class plane ticket
Enes Kanter criticizes WNBA player Natasha Cloud for calling America "trash," urging athletes to appreciate their freedom of speech. Kanter offers to take Cloud on a trip to experience oppressive regimes for comparison. Brittney Griner's arrest in Russia made her realize the value of America. Cloud defends herself, listing advantages of other countries.
#science
Flag And Cross: Massive Groundwater Pumping Alters Earth's Rotation, Study Shows
Groundwater pumping has caused the Earth to shift by 80 centimeters east between 1993 and 2010. This change is attributed to the redistribution of water and could potentially impact the Earth's climate.
#outdoors
Fox News: Rip currents prompt rescues of 200 swimmers in Virginia and North Carolina
Strong rip currents led to the rescue of around 200 swimmers in Virginia and North Carolina over the July Fourth weekend. Three swimmers were taken to hospitals for treatment after inhaling water. Rip currents, powerful channels of water flowing away from the beach, can quickly carry even strong swimmers out to sea.
Fox News: Fisherman in Georgia reels in 27-pound longnose gar, may be largest in Lake Allatoona history
A man in Georgia catches a record-breaking, 27-pound longnose gar from Lake Allatoona. The fish measures nearly 60 inches in length and is believed to be the largest ever documented.
#other
Flag And Cross: US Roller Coaster Shut Down After Man Records Proof of Fatal Flaw
Jeremy Wagner was at Carowinds Amusement Park when he noticed a crack in the support pole of the Fury 325 roller coaster. He recorded a video and immediately contacted park security and the fire department, leading to the ride being shut down. The park later discovered the crack and stated that the ride would remain closed until repairs were completed.
The Epoch Times: Red Velvet Cake in Cookie Form? Yes, Please!
These stuffed red velvet cookies are the perfect treat for any summer gathering. They are made with a tangy cream cheese filling and enhanced with lemon zest pecans and white chocolate chips. The cookie dough is made with a combination of all-purpose flour and whole-wheat flour for added structure. The filling is frozen for easy handling, and the cookies are baked until the edges puff and crack.
Forbes: Taylor Swift Adds 14 Shows To The Eras Tour In Europe, UK
Taylor Swift extends her "Eras" Tour in Europe, adding 14 shows and Paramore as the opening act. The tour is highly profitable and could gross $1.4 billion.
Newsbusters: NYT Blasted for Whining Free Speech Ruling Curtails Efforts to ‘Fight Disinformation’
The New York Times received backlash on Twitter for expressing concerns about a judge's ruling that could limit efforts to combat misinformation. Free speech advocates and journalists criticized the newspaper for supporting government-mandated censorship. The Times was accused of hypocrisy and labeled as extremist for its stance.
Backpacker: Raise a Glass to Protecting Seagrass
The historic Black Friar’s building in Sutton Harbor is now home to the Plymouth Gin Distillery, the oldest working gin distillery in England. Plymouth Gin is partnering with the Ocean Conservation Trust to protect seagrass meadows, which are vital for marine ecosystems and help absorb carbon in the ocean. Plymouth Gin is donating £1 for every bottle sold in the UK to support the protection of seagrass meadows.