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America First News
5 Jul 2023
#politics
Fox News: Democrats ramp up pressure on Biden to pack the Supreme Court after latest rulings
Democrats are pressuring President Biden to pack the Supreme Court after legal losses. They want to impose term limits, confirm new justices, and expand the court to offset the conservative majority. Biden has ordered a commission to study Court reforms, but has not committed to court-packing.
The Federalist: Whistleblower Knocks Out Hunter Biden's Lawyers And WaPo
: Hunter Biden's attorneys attempted to discredit IRS whistleblower Gary Shapley, but Shapley responded by submitting an affidavit denying any involvement in leaking information to The Washington Post. Shapley's lawyers also asked the Post to correct the false accusations made against him. However, Hunter Biden's lawyers are determined to attack anyone who poses a threat to the Biden family, and recent reports suggest they may be trying to involve the Department of Justice in their efforts. Senator Chuck Grassley is advocating for the whistleblowers, but it remains to be seen how the DOJ and the Post will respond.
#society
Fox News: Liberal theory trying to dismiss Supreme Court win for Christian graphic designer shot down by legal experts
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Christian graphic designer Lorie Smith, who challenged Colorado's anti-discrimination law. The media raised concerns about a fake customer mentioned in court filings, but legal experts said Smith had legal standing. Some argued that the fake customer was irrelevant to the case, while others believed it raised questions about the facts. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg suggested that the fake customer undermined the court's First Amendment argument. The revelation has sparked questions about how the case made it to the Supreme Court, but it is unlikely to impact the ruling.
Fox News: Ex-NBA star Gilbert Arenas takes shot at LGBT community: 'Most unfair group walking the planet right now'
Gilbert Arenas, former NBA point guard, criticized the LGBT community, calling them the "most unfair group walking the planet." He believes they have an undisclosed playbook that only they follow, judging others without open dialogue or clear guidelines. Arenas expressed frustration that he can be cancelled for saying the wrong thing without knowing what is considered inappropriate.
Red State: The Boredom That Is Pride Month
Ron DeSantis supporters targeted Donald Trump for his support of the LGB&T community, but it wasn't a good idea. The response from retailers to "pride" month is fading as society grows tired of the constant attention given to who people sleep with.
#war
PJ Media: The Battle of Hattin: Islam’s July 4 Triumph
In 1099, the First Crusaders took Jerusalem from Islam after liberating Antioch. Muslim populations were used to invasions and bloodbaths. Only under the reign of Imad al-Din Zengi and Nur al-Din did the duty of jihad resurface. Salah al-Din, known as Saladin, took over Muslim territories and formed a united front against the crusaders. The crusaders, suffering from thirst and attacked by Muslim archers, were defeated in the Battle of Hattin. Saladin had the True Cross spat upon and captured Jerusalem. The account was excerpted from "Ibrahim's Sword and Scimitar: Fourteen Centuries of War between Islam and the West."
Forbes: The Ukrainian Army Apparently Downgraded Its New 32nd Brigade, And Deployed It Somewhere Quiet
The 32nd Mechanized Brigade in Ukraine was supposed to have American-made armored trucks and upgraded Czech tanks, but photos reveal they only have ex-NATO M-113 armored personnel carriers and locally-made T-64 tanks. The brigade's actual composition is unclear and it is not well-equipped for intensive counteroffensive operations.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: 'Character' Grounds: Donald Trump Jr.'s Australia Tour Postponed After Visa Delay
Donald Trump Jr.'s speaking tour in Australia was postponed due to a long delay in obtaining his visa. The visa was finally granted hours after the postponement was announced. The Australian government has a history of delaying visas for politically sensitive cases.
#military
The Epoch Times: Active-Duty Military Suicides Increase Annually in 2023, Pentagon Data Show
Suicides among active-duty military increased by 25% in the first three months of 2023 compared to the same period in 2022, with the highest number of active-duty suicides since 2021. The Army saw the greatest increase in suicide deaths, while the numbers for other branches remained stable. The Pentagon is still investigating individual cases and it is too early to determine suicide rates for 2023.
#education
Fox News: Ransomware criminals dump personal information of students online after stealing files from MN school
Confidential files stolen from schools and dumped online by ransomware gangs reveal cases of student sexual assaults, psychiatric hospitalizations, abuse, and more. Schools are ill-equipped to defend themselves against cyberattacks and struggle to respond transparently. The lasting impact is the trauma experienced by victims whose private records are exposed online.
National Review: The Corner: How Can Colleges Cut Costs?
Many colleges face financial trouble as enrollments decline and expenses increase. The Covid pandemic worsened the situation, leading to increased mergers and closures. The future of higher education hangs in the balance.
#crime
The Epoch Times: 9 People Shot and Wounded in DC, Including 2 Juveniles
Multiple shootings have occurred in different cities across the United States, resulting in numerous injuries and fatalities. In Washington, D.C., nine people, including two juveniles, were shot and wounded during a targeted attack on the July Fourth holiday. In Baltimore, twenty-eight people were shot, with two fatalities, at a block party. In Philadelphia, a gunman killed five people, including two young boys, before surrendering to the police. In Texas, three people were killed and eight others injured when several men opened fire into a crowd after a local festival.
#sports
Forbes: Decimated By Pitching Injuries, Dodgers Seek Veterans In Trades
Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw and starter Dustin May are both injured, leaving the team desperate for pitching help. They may need to make a move before the trade deadline to secure veteran starters, such as Max Scherzer or Marcus Stroman. There is also speculation about the possibility of Shohei Ohtani joining the Dodgers if he decides to leave the Angels.
Fox News: Ex-NBA star Gilbert Arenas dismisses possibility of transgender woman playing in WNBA
Transgender women in sports remains a contentious issue in the US. Former NBA player Gilbert Arenas said it wouldn't happen in the WNBA as elite women see themselves as equal to men. He argued that if a male player was good enough to play in the NBA, they wouldn't lower their skill level to compete in the WNBA. While there are no transgender athletes in the WNBA currently, about 20% of rosters have publicly out members of the LGBT community.
Forbes: How Long Can The Sixers Afford To Wait On A James Harden Trade?
The Philadelphia 76ers are still considering keeping James Harden despite trade rumors. The team may be playing hardball to maintain leverage in trade talks with other teams. However, there are doubts about how long the Sixers are willing to maintain this stance.
#other
Fox News: The green mafia loses its collective mind
In the realm of climate change predictions, many have been proven wrong. From fears of overpopulation-induced famine in the 1960s to the threat of a new ice age in the 1970s, dire warnings have failed to materialize. Yet, the green mafia continues to push its agenda, with Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez famously predicting the end of the world in 12 years if climate change measures aren't taken. The response to this hysteria has led to insane laws and policies, such as California's ban on older trucks and Ireland's proposal to cull cows. The Biden administration even considers blocking sunlight as a solution. The madness continues with ideas like fake volcanoes and painting mountains, leaving us to wonder what crazy proposal Ocasio-Cortez will come up with next.
The Great Lakes Fisherman: Duck Breast with Onion Jam – Recipe of the Week
In a large skillet, cook thinly sliced onions with butter, brown sugar, and balsamic vinegar until caramelized. Score duck breasts and cook in olive oil until crispy. Serve with onion jam.