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America First News
5 Jul 2023
#illegals
Breitbart: Cuban Migrants Make Independence Day Landing on Florida Coast
A group of Cuban migrants landed on a Florida beach on Independence Day. Border Patrol agents arrested and processed them for removal from the United States. This is part of a larger surge of Cuban migrants arriving on the Florida Coast.
#politics
The Epoch Times: Real Reparations for Black Californians
The recently released Full Final Report of the California Reparations Task Force revealed nothing new. Governor Gavin Newsom and the California Legislature launched this initiative despite California never having slavery, no money for reparations, and no agreement on who should receive them. Instead of monetary reparations, reforms should focus on education, limiting teachers' unions' power, reversing abortion legalization, expanding housing property rights, reforming environmental regulations, making California a Right-to-Work state, and ending project labor agreements. These reforms would benefit black Californians and improve the state as a whole.
Fox News: Choosing your opponent: Why Democrats are bashing the Supreme Court now
President Biden and Democrats are incensed by recent Supreme Court decisions that went against liberal causes. Democrats plan to use the Supreme Court as a campaign issue in 2024, focusing on questions about the ethics of certain justices and advocating for expanding the Court. While the proposal may not pass, the goal is to energize the base and motivate key voting blocs upset by the Court's decisions. The composition of the Supreme Court has been a contentious issue throughout history, and Democrats hope to use it to their advantage in the upcoming election.
Breitbart: Donald Trump Signs Pledge to American Women
Former President Donald Trump signed a pledge to uphold the truth that women are exclusively female and ensure their dignity is protected in law and policy. The pledge also addresses issues related to gender identity, affirming sex-based distinctions that protect women. Concerned Women for America is asking all presidential candidates to sign this pledge.
The Epoch Times: Ben & Jerry's Faces Growing Boycott Calls Over July 4 Message
Ice cream maker Ben & Jerry's faced backlash on social media after criticizing the United States' history and calling for the return of stolen Indigenous land. Many users called for a boycott similar to the one against Bud Light. The controversy drew criticism from prominent figures, and opinion articles in various publications called for a boycott of the company. Ben & Jerry's has a long history of promoting left-wing causes and has previously faced boycotts for its stance on political issues.
Fox News: Wounded US Army vet considering another Senate bid to unseat vulnerable Nevada Democrat
Former Republican Senate candidate and Afghanistan war veteran Sam Brown is considering a second bid for the U.S. Senate in Nevada. Brown, who received a Purple Heart for injuries sustained in Afghanistan, is planning a "special announcement" on July 10. He aims to address concerns about the country's direction and be a voice for everyday families. With the Nevada Senate seat held by Democratic Senator Jacky Rosen being a top target for Republicans, Brown's potential candidacy adds to the growing Republican field.
Washington Free Beacon: WATCH: White House Declines To Acknowledge Biden's 7th Grandchild: 'I Don't Have Anything to Share'
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre refused to comment on President Joe Biden's seventh grandchild, a four-year-old girl named Navy Joan. The first family has chosen not to acknowledge her, despite paternity test results confirming Hunter Biden as the father. Biden denied her existence in April, but recently settled a custody battle with her mother and agreed to provide child support and paintings.
The Epoch Times: Hong Kong Democracy Activist in Vancouver, BC, as Bounty Issued for Arrest
Democracy activist Elmer Yuen is unafraid after Hong Kong issued an arrest bounty for him and seven other activists. Yuen is calling on Canada to abolish its extradition treaty with Hong Kong. Ottawa has condemned the move, expressing concerns about Hong Kong's national security law and its impact on democratic rights. Yuen is promoting his plan for a Hong Kong parliament in exile in Vancouver and urging the Canadian government to endorse it. Canada's extradition treaty was suspended in 2020 but Yuen believes it should be abolished entirely. Yuen and the other activists face charges of subversion and collusion with foreign countries.
Daily Wire: Wednesday Afternoon Update: Federal Judge Kneecaps Censorship Efforts, Coke At White House , And More
Federal judge blocks Biden administration from communicating with social media companies to suppress speech based on content.
Gunman kills five people in Philadelphia neighborhood, motive unknown but appears to be fixated on guns and crimes against black people.
White House evacuation due to cocaine found in West Wing, possibly linked to Hunter Biden's prior addiction.
Gang of thieves steals quarter of a million dollars worth of jewelry from California store in broad daylight.
France experiences violent riots resulting in over $1 billion in damages, stemming from police shooting of a 17-year-old boy.
Vietnam bans Barbie movie due to map displaying disputed territory in the South China Sea.
US Navy blocks Iran from seizing two commercial tankers in the Gulf of Oman.
#society
The Blaze: Andrew Tate explains how gays were tricked into going along with the LGBTQ agenda
Controversial social media star Andrew Tate criticizes the lumping together of the gay and transgender communities, arguing that they are very different. Dave Rubin agrees, stating that division is needed by activists and non-profits to maintain attention and support.
Breitbart: WATCH: 'Just Stop Oil' Activists Storm the Court at Wimbledon
Environmental activists from the group "Just Stop Oil" disrupted second-round action at Wimbledon by storming the court and spilling orange confetti. The crowd expressed their frustration and one activist had to be removed by security.
The Blaze: 8-year-old boy with hearing impairment devasted by cruel prank, but the community responds to save the day
Community rallies to support 8-year-old boy with hearing impairment after cruel prank at Target. Commission for Persons with Disabilities buys gift card for boy and Target matches the gift. Boy gets a real shopping spree and expresses gratitude.
The Epoch Times: The European Obsession
In "Regime Change: Toward a Post-Liberal Order," Deneen argues that modern liberalism has led to a tyrannical managerial elite and the erosion of institutions that benefit the lower classes. He proposes a new mixed regime called "aristopopulism" that combines elements of tradition and community to achieve stability and harmony. However, Deneen's reliance on European thinkers and lack of engagement with the American canon make his vision feel imported and disconnected from American culture.
The Blaze: Retired USC professor under fire for saying she would have had a better career if she had been black: 'S*** went absolutely off the rails'
Retired historian and women's studies professor Lois Banner faced heavy criticism after allegedly stating that she would have had a better career if she had been born with black skin. Banner made the comments at a conference, where she also complimented lesbians.
The Epoch Times: EXCLUSIVE: Harassment, Death Threats Against Web Designer Surge Since Supreme Court Decision Upholding Freedom of Speech
Lorie Smith, the website designer involved in the Supreme Court case upholding freedom of speech, is facing intense harassment and death threats. The Alliance Defending Freedom is monitoring the situation and taking action to protect Smith. The harassment peaked during the ruling week, with 10 million website attacks. Smith's case arose from her concern that anti-discrimination laws would force her to create websites with speech she disagrees with. The Supreme Court ruled in her favor, affirming free speech for all Americans. Smith believes protecting free speech is worth the difficult journey and hopes it is seen as a victory for everyone.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Pentagon Crackdown On Hollywood’s China Appeasement Set Stage For ‘Barbie’ Bans
American war movies face the threat of being banned due to tensions between the United States and China. The Pentagon has decided to stop cooperating with movie studios that comply with Chinese censorship demands. Vietnam has already banned the movie "Barbie" for showing a disputed Chinese territory on a map. The Philippines is considering a similar ban. Hollywood must now choose between accessing the Chinese market or supporting US strategic aims and international law.
The Epoch Times: ANALYSIS: Isaac Herzog White House Invite Another Snub to Netanyahu
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy announced that Israeli President Isaac Herzog will address Congress on July 19. This comes after President Joe Biden's snub of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The move is seen as disrespectful to Netanyahu, with critics arguing that Herzog should not be representing the State of Israel in an official visit. However, McCarthy's invitation should not be seen as him supporting Biden's snub, but rather responding to an invitation from an allied nation.
Flag And Cross: Detail on Map in 'Barbie' Movie Kowtows to Chinese Communists, Infuriates Other Asian Nations
The upcoming "Barbie" movie has sparked controversy as it includes a scene that supports the Chinese Communist government's claim to the South China Sea. The decision has angered China's Asian neighbors and critics who argue that Hollywood is prioritizing profits over fairness and aligning itself with genocidal tyrants.
Breitbart: Zuck Loves Commie Bucks: Facebook Desperately Wants to Sell VR Headsets in China
Facebook (Meta) is in discussions with Tencent to introduce its Quest VR headset in China, facing challenges due to criticisms of China. The move is an attempt to profit from the Chinese market, following the footsteps of tech giants like Apple and Tesla. Despite concerns from Chinese partners, a successful partnership could benefit both Tencent and Facebook.
#economy
Flag And Cross: China's Restrictions On Semiconductor Metals, Biden's Cloud Computing Ban: Which Companies Are In The Line Of Fire?
The US and China are engaged in a technological war with new measures on both sides. China has announced export restrictions on key metals used in semiconductors, causing prices to rise and potentially affecting US and European manufacturers. Meanwhile, the Biden Administration is considering restricting Chinese access to US cloud-service providers, which could allow Chinese companies to dominate the market.
The Epoch Times: Quebec Offers $50 Million to Businesses Affected by Unprecedented Wildfire Season
Quebec announces $50 million in support for businesses affected by wildfires. Assistance will be in the form of loans or loan guarantees and will be administered by the regional municipality or provincial government. Fires continue to burn across the province.
Forbes: Thai Energy Drink Billionaire Adds Froth To Beer Market
Sathien Sathientham, who made his fortune from Carabao Dang energy drink, is investing $115 million to build a large-scale beer brewing factory in central Thailand. He aims to capture 3% of the domestic beer market. The investment is made through Tawandang Brewery, established by Sathien last year. The new beer will face competition from established brands like Chang, Leo, and Singha.
Flag And Cross: Amazon Celebrates 27th Anniversary As E-Commerce Giant
Amazon, founded on July 5, 1994 by Jeff Bezos, is now worth $1.33 trillion. It has grown steadily, offering a wide range of products and services, and acquiring other companies along the way. Despite weathering the dot-com bubble, early investors have seen significant returns.
#military
The Epoch Times: Tennessee Governor Launches 'Tri-Stars and Stripes' Council to Attract Veterans
Republican Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee signs executive order to improve support and opportunities for military families and veterans in the state. The 'Tri-Stars and Stripes' Council will provide recommendations to enhance quality of life and coordination among state agencies. Tennessee currently ranks 43rd out of 51 states for military retirees, with poor quality of life being the major factor.
The Epoch Times: Defense Secretary Tightens Classified Information Controls After Ukraine War Documents Leak
U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin issues new instructions for handling classified information following leaked military planning documents. Changes include properly documenting personnel with access to classified information and ensuring security protocols are followed. Jack Teixeira, a 21-year-old IT specialist, is arrested and charged with unauthorized retention and transmission of defense information.
#religion
The New American: Thousands Come to Christ as Great American Revival Rolls On - The New American
Thousands of people accept Jesus at the Great American Revival crusade in Anaheim.
The Federalist Papers: Watch: Country Music Star Bailey Zimmerman Quotes Scripture, Openly Praises God During Concert
Country music's emerging talent, Bailey Zimmerman, openly expresses his Christian faith during a concert with renowned artist Morgan Wallen. Zimmerman recites passages from the New Testament, invoking applause from the audience. His rise in the music industry, featuring a No.1 hit single and debut album, reflects his intimate relationship with God.
#culture
Fox News: Colosseum vandal apologizes for defacing ancient Roman building, claims he was unaware of its age
A tourist in Rome, Italy, apologizes for carving his name on the Colosseum. He claims he did not know the building's age.
#health
The Epoch Times: Hong Kong-Born Singer Coco Lee Dies by Suicide at Age 48, Her Siblings Say
Coco Lee, a highly successful Hong Kong-born singer, has died by suicide at the age of 48. She had been suffering from depression for several years, and despite seeking professional help, the demon inside her was too much to bear. Lee was known for her powerful voice and live performances, and she was the first Chinese singer to break into the American market. She also provided the Mandarin voice for the heroine Fa Mulan in Disney’s Mulan.
Fox News: Surprising brain boost: Brushing your teeth may reduce the risk of dementia, new study suggests
Brushing your teeth regularly can reduce the risk of dementia by preserving the health of the brain area responsible for memory and thinking. Good dental hygiene leads to more neurons in the hippocampus, while gum disease and tooth loss are linked to brain shrinkage and declining mental health. However, the study does not establish causation and larger studies are needed to further investigate the link.
The Epoch Times: Tyson Foods Will Remove ‘No Antibiotics' Label on Some Chicken Products
Tyson Foods will drop its "no antibiotics ever" label on some chicken products, eight years after planning to remove antibiotics. The company will now use antibiotics not essential to human health, but still display a "no antibiotics important to human medicine" label. This reversal comes amid concerns about drug-resistant bacteria.
#crime
Breitbart: Biden Responds to July 4th Weekend Violence with Gun Control Push
President Biden responded to Fourth of July gun violence in Democrat-run cities by calling for stricter gun control measures. Despite existing bans and regulations, shootings still occurred in Baltimore, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Fort Worth. Biden urged for an assault weapons ban, universal background checks, and more.
PJ Media: WATCH: Hunter Biden Being Super-Weird at White House July 4 Event Two Days After Cocaine Found on Grounds
A mysterious package containing an unknown substance was found at the White House, leading to an evacuation and investigation. It was later revealed to be cocaine, which is striking considering Hunter Biden's history with the drug.
Fox News: NYC stores are locking up their ice cream with padlocks, anti-theft devices as shoplifters run rampant
New York City pharmacies and grocery stores are resorting to drastic measures to combat rampant shoplifting. Retailers are locking up pints of ice cream in chained freezers and installing antitheft plastic devices on the products. Independent shop owners formed a coalition to demand action from politicians and law enforcement, but bail reform laws have reduced the sanction for shoplifting, emboldening criminals. Shoplifting has increased significantly in recent years, leading to calls for better solutions to combat this issue.
Fox News: WATCH: Minneapolis' Boom Island explosion nearly takes out reporter
A Minneapolis photographer narrowly avoids an explosion while covering Fourth of July celebrations. The incident occurred in Boom Island Park where fireworks were being set off and causing trouble. The cameraman, Nick Boeke, was not injured.
Red State: When Danger Strikes: Armed New York Homeowner Stops Brutal Attack by Man With Pipe
A New York resident defended himself from an assailant with a firearm. The assailant was charged with assault and the homeowner was not charged.
Forbes: July 4 Mass Shootings Hit Lowest Level Since 2019—Despite Above-Average Year
Mass shootings over the Independence Day weekend resulted in 19 deaths, but the number of shootings on July 4th itself was the lowest in years. Only six mass shootings occurred on July 4th, the fewest since 2019. The fact that the holiday fell in the middle of the week may have contributed to the decrease.
#sports
The Epoch Times: Novak Djokovic and Iga Swiatek Won at Wimbledon. Protesters and Rain Captured the Attention
Wimbledon on Wednesday saw Novak Djokovic join the ranks of Federer and Serena Williams as the only players in tennis history to win 350 Grand Slam matches. The day was marred by protests and rain, with environmental activists being arrested for interrupting matches and rain showers causing delays and frustration for players.
Fox News: Tennis star Wu Yibing appears to faint at Wimbledon after breathing complaints: report
Chinese tennis star Wu Yibing collapses during Wimbledon match due to breathing difficulties. Medical attention was given and play paused for 15 minutes. Ultimately, Wu returns but loses the match to American player Frances Tiafoe.
Fox News: Michael Vick says Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa needs to bulk up, avoid hits
Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa had a successful 2022 NFL season, setting career highs in yards and touchdowns. However, he also suffered multiple concussions, causing concern about his future in football. Tagovailoa considered retirement but ultimately decided to continue playing. Despite the injuries, the Dolphins made the postseason.
Fox News: Olympic long distance runner misses out on thousands after making wrong turn just before the finish line
Defending Peachtree Road Race champion Senbere Teferi took a wrong turn just before the finish line, missing out on the $10,000 prize and finishing in third place. Organizers expressed disappointment over the incident. Teferi, a two-time Olympian from Ethiopia, had led for most of the race.
#technology
All Outdoor: Timney Triggers & Remington Rifles - NEW Impact Remington 700 Trigger
Timney Triggers and Remington collaborate on the Impact Remington 700 Trigger, a drop-in trigger that does not require a gunsmith. Remington 700 rifles will now come standard with Timney Triggers.
Fox News: How this father turned the tables on robocallers and scammers after incident with his son: 'sense of revenge'
Roger Anderson, founder of the Jolly Roger Telephone Company, has created an artificial intelligence call-deflection system to combat unsolicited telemarketing. The system uses a ChatGPT-powered personality to keep fraudsters talking in circles and prevent them from extracting financial information from unsuspecting victims. Unwanted robocalls are the top complaint to the Federal Communication Commission.
Breitbart: Mark Zuckerberg's Twitter Clone 'Threads' Was Briefly Online Ahead of Thursday Launch
Facebook's new social media platform, Threads, provides a sneak peek into its app set to launch on July 6. It is seen as a clone of Twitter, with basic web interface options, and only select few granted early access. Instagram plans to integrate Threads with Mastodon's network, emphasizing a more interconnected social media landscape. The app will collect a massive amount of user data, aligning with Facebook's surveillance capitalism model. Twitter, its main competitor, faces challenges amidst blocking unregistered users and rolling out major changes to TweetDeck.
#other
Flag And Cross: Heat Wave Sweeps West, Pacific Northwest Gets Temporary Relief
Heatwave continues to scorch Western US, with temperatures breaking records. Cooler temperatures and improved air quality are expected in the Pacific Northwest, but the heat will persist and intensify in the interior Southwest. Concerns arise over the impact on the electrical grid and increased fire danger.
Forbes: Viktor & Rolf’s Tuxedo Swimwear, AZ Factory’s Gen-Z Couture, Elie Saab Teams With Aubade Paris
Designers at Paris Haute Couture Week address the relevance of haute couture, with Viktor & Rolf bringing fun to the runway with bathing suits accessorized with tuxedo-clad mannequins. AZ Factory collaborates with emerging talent to create couture collections that appeal to Gen-Z, combining couture elements with a different world. Elie Saab partners with Aubade Paris to launch a limited edition capsule collection that capitalizes on the trend of underwear as outerwear, providing high fashion brands an opportunity to expand into new categories.