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America First News
6 Jul 2023
#politics
The Epoch Times: Australian Minister Risks Diplomatic Incident Calling Donald Trump Jr. a 'Big Baby'
Australia's Home Affairs Minister Clare O'Neil criticized Donald Trump Jr. on social media for blaming the Australian government for his cancelled tour. The comments drew concerns about damaging US-Australia relations.
The Labor Party continued to use Trump in political attacks, with Indigenous Minister Linda Burney comparing opposition groups to Trump-style politics.
The Epoch Times: Just How Far Will Beijing Go to Hunt Down Overseas Dissidents?
Hong Kong police have offered a bounty for the arrest of eight individuals, including two Australians, further highlighting China's authoritarian intentions. The bounties were issued under Hong Kong's National Security Law, which grants extraterritorial power over citizens. This action, coupled with the presence of Chinese "police stations" abroad, poses a threat to critics of the regime worldwide.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: American companies keep distance from China AI conference amid accessibility concerns
American tech firms are noticeably pulling back from a major Chinese tech conference due to tensions between the two countries over emerging technology standards, particularly in artificial intelligence. The decrease in tech collaboration between the US and China is expected to continue, if not disappear altogether. The firms are cautious about the regulatory requirements and the appearance of supporting a Chinese conference while the US and China are competing for control of this vital technology.
Beijing's plans to introduce laws requiring AI platforms to adhere to certain standards, including no discriminatory content or information that can harm privacy or intellectual property, have further raised concerns among tech experts. China also requires AI products to align with its socialist values, and failure to comply can result in fines, suspended services, or criminal investigations. These policies, along with other China-first policies, are making it difficult for developers to pass assessments and navigate the limitations of foreign content and state secrets laws.
The Epoch Times: Hong Kong Police Arrest 4 Men Accused of Aiding Overseas Activists
Hong Kong police have arrested four men accused of supporting dissidents and advocating for independence from China. The men are suspected of receiving funds to support people who have fled overseas and engage in activities that endanger national security. The arrests are connected to an online platform used to provide financial aid to overseas activists.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Relatives of El Paso Walmart Shooting Victims Seek Justice, Saying They're Down but Not Out
Relatives of victims of the 2019 El Paso mass shooting are seeking justice as the sentencing phase for the shooter, Patrick Crusius, is underway. Crusius, who targeted Hispanic shoppers, has already pleaded guilty to multiple charges and is expected to receive life sentences in federal prison. Family members of the victims have expressed forgiveness, but also the need for Crusius to understand the magnitude of his actions. The trial is a painful reminder of the lives lost and the lasting trauma inflicted on the surviving family members.
#sports
Flag And Cross: Jim Cramer Backs Meta's Threads, Which Will Compete With Musk's Twitter
Investment expert Jim Cramer predicts that Meta's new social media platform, Threads, will be a major success and a strong competitor to Twitter. Cramer praises Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg for his success in pleasing users on Facebook and Instagram, while criticizing Twitter for being a "cesspool." Elon Musk, owner of Twitter, has faced backlash for recent changes to the platform. Musk and Zuckerberg have traded jabs on Twitter, with speculation arising about a potential MMA-style fight between the two billionaires.
#other
The Epoch Times: Tens of Thousands of Calls Unanswered as Agency in Charge of Centrelink and Medicare Struggles
Tens of thousands of calls to Services Australia, the agency overseeing government programs like Centrelink and Medicare, are allegedly going unanswered due to staffing shortfalls. The Community and Public Sector Union (CPSU) has expressed concerns about the crisis, urging the federal government to act quickly to secure the future of current employees and increase staffing numbers. The situation is expected to worsen as budgetary cuts lead to job losses for casual and non-ongoing contract workers.