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America First News
7 Jul 2023
#illegals
Breitbart: FL CEOs Raise Wages, Urge Tech Innovation with DeSantis Immigration Reform
Florida employers are raising wages and investing in wage-boosting technology after new immigration reforms. The law has caused a worker shortage and pushed up wages in the agricultural and construction sectors. The reforms are pressuring illegal migrants to leave the state, creating economic opportunities for Americans.
#society
Red State: R&B Singer Turns National Anthem into Awful, Angry Tirade Against America
R&B singer Jill Scott turned the national anthem into an angry rant about how awful America is at the Essence Festival. She changed the lyrics to speak about oppression and called America the "home of the slaves." Many were upset with her divisive message, while others praised her for speaking out.
#economy
Breitbart: Clyburn: Biden's Economic Poll Numbers Are Bad Because People 'Are Sour' Due to COVID
Rep. James Clyburn responded to President Biden's poor economic poll numbers, attributing them to the sour mood caused by the pandemic. He emphasized the need to focus on the positive aspects of Biden's economic policies, including his infrastructure program. Clyburn predicted that as people begin to experience the impact of these policies, their perception will change.
The Epoch Times: Stock Market Today: Wall Street Falls After Hot Jobs Data Raises Threat of High Rates
Stocks in New York tumbled after reports indicated a stronger job market, raising concerns about higher interest rates and inflation. The S&P 500 fell 0.8%, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 1.1% and the Nasdaq composite gave up 0.8%. The ADP Research Institute reported stronger-than-expected job growth in the private sector, and despite other mixed reports, Friday's jobs report is expected to have a significant impact on the market. Investors are wary that a robust job market could lead to higher interest rates and a potential recession in the future.
Breitbart: Breitbart Business Digest: The Services Sector Is Booming
America experienced a surprising hiring spree in June, with the private sector adding nearly 500,000 jobs to payrolls. The leisure and hospitality sector had a particularly strong month, adding 232,000 workers. This increase in economic activity in the services sector is reflected in various indexes and could support a rate hike by the Federal Reserve.
#religion
The Epoch Times: CAF Chopper Pilot Files Appeal After Denial of EI Benefits Due to Religious Objection to COVID Shots
Former Captain Michal Zagol, a Canadian military pilot, is appealing the denial of his Employment Insurance (EI) benefits after he was terminated from the military for refusing a COVID-19 vaccine due to his religious beliefs. Zagol, a Roman Catholic, applied for a religious exemption to the mandatory vaccination policy but was denied and subsequently terminated. He is now seeking permission to appeal the decision.
#culture
Forbes: Today’s Wordle #748 Hints, Clues And Answer For Friday, July 7th
It's First Friday in town, with festivities and a party downtown. The narrator plans to spend time with family and catch up on TV shows and gaming.
#education
The Epoch Times: OC Education Board Opposes State Bill Allowing Minors to Get Counseling, Join Group Homes Without Parental Consent
The Orange County Board of Education opposes a California bill allowing 12-year-olds to seek mental health counseling and stay in a group home without parental consent. The board argues that the bill infringes upon parental rights and could harm the parent-child relationship. Trustees and community members expressed concerns about the bill giving young children too much responsibility and disregarding cultural and religious beliefs.
The Epoch Times: Crash Course for Queensland Parents on School Mobile Phone Ban
Queensland plans to ban mobile phones and smartwatches in state schools starting next year, aligning with the rest of the country. Education Minister Grace Grace stated that parents will have two terms to adjust to the ban, which will cover the entire school day and all break times. The ban builds upon previous policies and aims to address cyberbullying and distractions in the classroom. Exemptions will be available in certain circumstances, and former family and child commissioner Cheryl Vardon is currently reviewing the policy.
#crime
Breitbart: 'RuPaul's Drag Race' Winner Tyra Sanchez Arrested Again After Allegedly Protesting Wearing Strap-On Dildo
RuPaul’s Drag Race winner Tyra Sanchez, whose real name is James Ross, has been arrested in Florida for protesting his prior arrest by wearing a strap-on dildo in public. Ross was first arrested in May for resisting arrest after a car accident. His most recent arrest was after he appeared in public to protest against the police. He is currently being held in jail.
Newsbusters: CNN Rolls Out FBI Liar to Spew Misinformation About ‘Ghost Guns’
CNN News Central reported on the use of ghost guns in the Philadelphia shooting, blaming manufacturers and distributors. Former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe joined the show and praised Philadelphia's lawsuit against ghost gun suppliers, despite their legality. McCabe also emphasized how easy it is for anyone to acquire and assemble a ghost gun, claiming these guns facilitate crime due to their lack of traceability and background checks. However, both companies being sued clearly advise customers to follow firearm regulations, contradicting the misinformation presented.
#other
The Epoch Times: South Carolina May Violate ADA in Its Treatment of Adults With Mental Illness: DOJ
The Department of Justice finds that South Carolina violates the ADA by segregating adults with mental illness in adult care homes and failing to provide adequate community-based services. The state subsidizes their stay in these homes, where they have little contact with people without disabilities. Services such as assertive community treatment and permanent supportive housing are lacking statewide. The DOJ seeks to work with the state to resolve the issue, but warns of potential legal action.