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America First News
6 Jul 2023
#politics
PJ Media: The Latest Company to Lose Billions After Anti-Woke Backlash Won’t Shock You
Ben & Jerry's called on the United States to return "stolen indigenous land" on Independence Day, leading to a loss in market value for parent company Unilever. The ice cream brand has a history of supporting left-wing politics and has faced boycotts in the past.
Fox News: North Carolina Gov. Cooper vetoes GOP bills focused on LGBTQ, gender identity issues
Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper of North Carolina vetoed three Republican bills involving LGBTQ issues in schools and gender transition services for minors. The state legislature is expected to override the veto. One bill requires parental notification if children seek to change their names or pronouns and bans discussion of LGBTQ issues in elementary school. Two other bills ban access to surgery and puberty blockers for minors and prohibit biological men from playing on female sports teams. Cooper argues the bills undermine parental rights and approved medical protocols.
The Epoch Times: China's Xi Jinping and the Galtieri Syndrome: Indicators of an Irrational War?
What drives Xi Jinping's actions as the leader of communist China is a key question. He has unprecedented control and is isolated from challenges. A single poor decision could have global consequences, making understanding his psychological motivations crucial.
Spectator USA: Cocaine is a helluva drug
In this summary, there are two main topics discussed. The first is the speculation surrounding cocaine use in the White House, with individuals such as Hunter Biden and Travis Kelce being mentioned. The second topic is the controversy surrounding Joe Biden's granddaughter and her relationship with her father, Hunter Biden. The article questions the handling of the situation by the Biden administration and suggests a different approach could be taken to address the issue.
Fox News: Deadline looms for US attorney in charge of Hunter Biden probe to hand over materials to Congress
U.S. Attorney David Weiss is facing pressure from Republicans over alleged whistleblower retaliation in the Hunter Biden investigation. House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan demanded information on the alleged retribution and who assisted Weiss. In response, Weiss stated that he could not provide the requested materials due to the ongoing criminal investigation.
#society
Flag And Cross: Female Principal Enraged After Being Snubbed by Muslim Graduate: Report
A Muslim student in Norway refused to shake hands with his female principal at his graduation ceremony. The incident was captured on video and sparked debate online. Some defended the student's religious beliefs, while others criticized his behavior as disrespectful. The controversy highlights tensions between cultural norms and religious practices.
Red State: WATCH: Disturbing Video Shows Philadelphia Neighborhood Plagued by Homelessness, Rampant Drug Abuse
In a distressing video, desperate addicts in Philadelphia's Kensington neighborhood are seen openly injecting heroin and dangerous drugs while the area is plagued by homelessness and drug addiction. The rise in fatal overdoses and infections associated with drug use has led to amputations and permanent disability for some addicts. A Democrat councilman acknowledges the problem but blames Democrat policies for hindering progress.
The Babylon Bee: Conservatives Running Out Of Products And Services To Brand With The Name 'Patriot'
Conservative consumers struggle to find products aligned with their values as more corporations cater to progressive social agendas. The demand for non-woke products has increased, leading to the rise of "Patriot" branded items. However, conservative buyers now face the challenge of differentiating between the numerous "Patriot" options.
#war
National Review: The Corner: Xi Tells Commanders to Focus on ‘War Preparedness’ as Yellen Arrives in Beijing
Chinese leader Xi Jinping urges his top officers in the Eastern Theater Command to focus on "war preparedness." This comes as Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen arrives in Beijing for trade and economic talks.
#foreignaffairs
Daily Wire: China Claims The U.S. Is Turning Taiwan Into A ‘Powder Keg,’ Pushing Taiwanese Toward ‘Abyss Of Disaster’
China accuses the U.S. of pushing Taiwan towards disaster after approving the sale of $440 million in military equipment to the island. China claims that this turns Taiwan into a "powder keg" and accuses the U.S. of deliberately escalating tensions. U.S. policy on Taiwan remains unclear, but they have vowed to provide Taiwan with defensive arms.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Workers to Rally on Day Six of BC Port Strike, Employer Seeks Binding Arbitration
Striking workers rally at Vancouver waterfront demanding improved wages and job security. Employers suggest binding arbitration to end the strike. Federal Labour Minister encourages mediation and resumed negotiations.
Forbes: Dow Plunges 500 Points As Investors Brace For ‘Much More' Aggressive Fed Action
Stock indexes experience worst day in months as investors sell off due to anticipated restrictive policy from Federal Reserve. Rates increase could be on the way.
#health
Daily Wire: Nearly Half Of U.S. Tap Water Contains ‘Forever Chemicals,’ Government Study Finds
Around 45% of tap water in the United States potentially contains harmful "forever chemicals," according to a study by the United States Geological Survey. These chemicals, known as per- and polyfluorinated alkyl substances (PFAS), are believed to pose various health risks, including an increased cancer risk. PFAS can be found in everyday items such as nonstick pots and pans, fast food box linings, shampoo, and candy wrappers. Urban areas in the Great Plains, Great Lakes region, Central and Southern California, and the Eastern Seaboard have higher PFAS exposure in drinking water.
#crime
Fox News: Los Angeles County sheriff says bodycam video of officer tackling, pepper-spraying woman is 'disturbing'
The Los Angeles County sheriff is investigating a video that shows a deputy violently tackling a woman and then pepper-spraying her in the face. Community groups are calling for accountability and reform within the department, which has faced allegations of excessive use of force. Both officers involved have been pulled off duty and could face disciplinary action.
The Epoch Times: Quebec Social Media Influencer Charged for Simulating Crimes to Gain Attention
Quebec police arrest social media influencer who faked crimes for fame, including attempting to lure children with a van advertising "free candy." Charged with attempted public mischief.
Fox News: Nevada man who is awaiting arson trial accused of starting pair of brush fires on Fourth of July
Jonah Watson, a Nevada man awaiting trial on arson charges for destroying historic buildings, is accused of starting brush fires that threatened homes. He has been deemed incompetent to stand trial and is struggling to access mental health treatment due to a shortage in northern Nevada. Watson has been arrested on multiple counts of arson and reckless endangerment. Witnesses identified him at the scenes of the fires, which have similarities to his previous arrest for arson. Watson's lawyer has been trying to secure mental health treatment but has been unsuccessful due to limited resources.
Newsbusters: Does She Even Try? KJP Plays Clueless to Reporters on Questions About WH Cocaine
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre avoids answering questions about the bag of cocaine found in the West Wing, redirecting them to the Secret Service. Reporters inquire about visitor protocols and the possibility of illegal substances being brought into the White House. Jean-Pierre remains evasive and declines to comment on specific details.
Red State: NEW: Trump Co-Defendant Walt Nauta Retains Counsel, Pleads Not Guilty in Classified Docs Case
Former President Donald Trump and his aide Walt Nauta have been indicted on multiple counts related to the mishandling of classified documents. Nauta has recently retained defense lawyer Sasha Dadan to represent him in the case. Nauta, who initially faced delays in finding local counsel, has pleaded not guilty to the charges.
Fox News: 2 decapitated goats found stuffed in garbage bags behind New York Burger King: 'Ritualistic animal sacrifice'
Two decapitated goat carcasses were discovered behind a Burger King in New York, in what authorities believe to be a ritualistic animal sacrifice. The Suffolk County's Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) is offering a $2,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the culprits.
Fox News: Violence soars amid DC police crisis as 5 killed in just 1 day
A surge in crime in Washington, D.C. has left five people dead in a 24-hour period, bringing the total shooting deaths to 13 in the past week. The city is facing a severe police staffing crisis, with the number of officers falling to its lowest number in 50 years.
#sports
Fox News: Georgia offensive lineman ranks Tennessee’s Neyland Stadium best in SEC
In 2022, Georgia Bulldogs defeated Tennessee Vols 27-13, continuing their winning streak against Tennessee. Georgia offensive lineman Tate Ratledge praised Neyland Stadium as the "best stadium in the SEC" due to its design.
The Blaze: Extreme combat sport set to debut in the US offers hockey fights without the hockey
Fighting in the NHL has decreased in recent years, but a new blood sport called Ice Wars is gaining popularity. Ice Wars is a combat sport that takes place on ice and involves two rounds of one-minute fights. The sport is set to debut in Cheyenne, Wyoming and is touted as the "most extreme combat sport ever invented." Ice Wars will feature a round-robin style competition, with the winner being crowned "King of the Rink."
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Best Early Prime Day Knife Deals 2023
For Amazon Prime Day 2023, there are early knife deals available on pocket knives, fixed-blade knives, and fishing and fillet knives. Brands like Gerber, CRKT, Leatherman, and Smith & Wesson are offering discounts.
Backpacker: Skip the National Park Crowds and Hit These 6 Trails Near ‘The Sunniest City in California’ Instead
Redding, California offers stunning hiking opportunities with fewer crowds than other popular destinations. From the PCT through Marble Mountains Wilderness to the Butte Lake to Snag Lake Loop, there are hikes for every level of adventurer.
#technology
Forbes: TikTok Announces Its Streaming Music Platform, TikTok Music
TikTok, the popular social media platform, plans to dominate the music industry with a new music streaming service. It offers a unique and immersive music experience, integrating with users' TikTok accounts and introducing innovative features. The service is now available in Indonesia and Brazil, with a one-month free trial for early adopters. TikTok aims to compete with Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music by leveraging its large user base and engagement levels.
#other
Daily Wire: Paul McCartney Says Bruce Springsteen Is To Blame For Musicians Being Expected To Play For Hours
Paul McCartney complained that performers are expected to do hours-long shows because of Bruce Springsteen. Before Springsteen, major acts played for much shorter periods. McCartney blames Springsteen for the change.