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America First News
7 Jul 2023
#illegals
Washington Free Beacon: Newsom Urges DOJ Investigation of DeSantis's Migrant Flights
California Governor Gavin Newsom and other officials are calling on the Department of Justice to investigate Florida for sending illegal migrants to Democratic states. They claim that Florida Governor Ron DeSantis's administration violated federal law by misleading migrants and using them as political pawns. Newsom has accused Florida of sending migrants to California and other Democratic cities multiple times, leading to tensions between the two governors.
#politics
Foreign Policy: Recycling Old Ideas Won't Avoid Another Jenin
Israel has concluded its recent military operations in the occupied West Bank, but the focus on strengthening the Palestinian Authority (PA) to maintain peace overlooks the fact that the PA is weak by design. The PA serves as a subcontractor to the Israeli occupation, suppressing its own people. The PA cannot do Israel's bidding and represent Palestinians at the same time. This highlights the reality of Israel's commitment to an apartheid regime and the need for a reframing of the relationship between Israelis and Palestinians.
Fox News: GOP congresswoman wants Biden, White House staff to take drug test amid cocaine controversy
Rep. Lauren Boebert calls for drug testing of President Biden and White House staff after cocaine is found in the White House. The source of the drugs remains unknown.
Breitbart: Nolte: NY Times Swoons After Mr. and Mrs. Bill de Blasio Come Out as Swingers
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Former New York Mayor Bill de Blasio and his wife Chirlane McCray decide to become swingers while remaining married and living together. The New York Times portrays this as a beautiful and progressive decision, blaming it on the coronavirus and de Blasio's failed presidential run. They justify their actions by claiming they don't need to possess each other and that labels put people in boxes.
Fox News: Alan Dershowitz pushes back on left's meltdown over SCOTUS: I'm a liberal and I agree with all 3 rulings
Harvard Law professor Alan Dershowitz, a lifelong liberal, supports the Supreme Court's recent rulings and criticizes those on the left who are trying to delegitimize the court. He argues that many liberals and Democrats agree with these decisions and that the issue is being overstated by extremists. Meanwhile, Democrats are pushing to pack the court and impose term limits in response to the conservative majority, claiming that the current court is illegitimate.
#society
Washington Free Beacon: Broadway Bombers: Iran's Revolutionary Guard Launches Theater Production
An Iranian state terrorist group funds a theatrical adaptation of a Persian epic poem that focuses on Iranian nationalism rather than Islam. The group denies distancing itself from Islam and argues that promoting nationalism is within their mandate. The group has ties to other Islamic terrorist organizations, and mass protests have broken out in Iran over Islamic fundamentalism.
The Blaze: Pearl Davis THINKS she's dunking on conservatives — but her entire argument is easily debunked
Conservative influencer Pearl Davis is facing backlash for making extreme statements, including mocking men who consult with their wives. Lauren Chen, though she agrees with many of Pearl's talking points, disagrees with her recent comments. Chen and others argue that wives may have valuable insights and knowledge, and that Pearl is promoting a shallow view of attractiveness.
Red State: Black Activist Children's Book Contains Pages of Plagiarized Material
Alex Haley's book "Roots" became a sensation, but he was later sued for plagiarism. He settled out of court and admitted to "borrowing" from another book. Similarly, it appears that author Rann Miller's children's book, "Resistance Stories from Black History for Kids," contains plagiarized passages from various sources. The book has been pulled from distribution for investigation.
The Blaze: Tampon brand CEO calls customers 'menstruators' instead of women, wants to be a 'gender-inclusive' brand
CEO Nadya Okamoto wants to create a gender-inclusive tampon brand called August that appeals to everyone who menstruates. She believes that periods are a natural biological process and wants to combat the stigma surrounding menstruation. The brand emphasizes gender inclusivity and environmentally-friendly practices.
Breitbart: GOP AGs Warn Target that 'Pride Items' May Violate Child Protection Laws
A group of Republican attorneys general warned Target about its "pride" collection, arguing it could harm children and threaten economic interests. They express concerns about compliance with child protection and parental rights laws. The attorneys general advise Target to stop promoting and selling potentially harmful products to minors.
#war
The Epoch Times: Pentagon Pressed on Alleged Biden Plan to Send Controversial Cluster Bombs to Ukraine
Reporters questioned Pentagon spokesman Brig. Gen. Pat Ryder about President Joe Biden's alleged plan to supply Ukraine with cluster munitions.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Canada Repatriates Two Citizens Previously Suspected of Being ISIS Members
Two Edmonton women and their three children, who were previously held in a Syrian prison camp for ISIS suspects, have been repatriated to Canada with the help of the U.S. government. The Canadian government emphasizes its commitment to the safety of its citizens and the well-being of Canadian children. The identities of the women and children will not be disclosed for privacy and security reasons.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Jobs Prints Lower Than Expected, Core Inflation Remains Stubborn
June's nonfarm payroll employment increased by 209,000, with the unemployment rate remaining unchanged at 3.6%. However, job revisions from April and May resulted in 110,000 fewer jobs than originally reported. Some sectors, like professional and business services and retail, saw declines in job creation, while government-related industries maintained strong employment growth. The economy contracted faster according to the Institute for Supply Management's Purchasing Managers Index, but the ISM Services report showed expansion, particularly in low-wage sectors. Job openings decreased in May, and building permits and housing starts saw mixed results. Personal income and outlays increased slightly, with inflation rates showing some decline. The Federal Reserve's rate pause in June was shown to be a divided decision in the Fed minutes, and the bond market reacted to the unexpected increase in new jobs reported by ADP. Overall, the jobs report fell short of expectations, and the economy may be slowing. Core inflation remains high despite efforts to target a 2% rate, and the Fed may hold rates steady until more data is available. However, a rate hike is still expected in September. Small and medium-sized businesses may face challenges due to tighter credit and lending standards. The author expects the terminal rate to reach around 6% and predicts a potential recession in the fourth quarter with stagflation. Second-quarter GDP is expected to print at around 1.25-1.75%. The views expressed in this commentary do not constitute investment advice and are based on July 7, 2023, data.
The Epoch Times: San Diego in Last Place in Regional Fiscal Rankings
San Diego, known as "Enron-By-The-Sea," has a history of financial mismanagement and scandal. The city hid debt and misled investors, leading to a Securities and Exchange Commission sanction. The city's poor fiscal decisions, including a bloated pension system, have put it on the verge of collapse.
#history
Red State: Oklahoma Superintendent Sparks Outrage by Dismissing Racism’s Role in Tulsa Massacre
Oklahoma's Superintendent of Public Instruction, Ryan Walters, denies race was the primary cause of the Tulsa Race Massacre in 1921. Critics condemn his remarks, stating the massacre was driven by racism and destruction of Black residents. Walters' comments reflect the backlash against progressive ideas of critical race theory in K-12 classrooms.
#health
The Epoch Times: SeaWorld's Electric Eel Roller Coaster Closed After Injury
SeaWorld's Electric Eel ride has been closed since June after a rider was injured. The state agency, Cal/OSHA, is currently investigating the incident.
The Epoch Times: ‘Alarming’ Sevenfold Increase in Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Linked to COVID-19 and Vaccine
An increase in Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS) cases may be linked to COVID-19 and vaccinations. The burn center in Australia observed a sevenfold rise in SJS cases since the pandemic started, with some patients having COVID-19 or recently receiving a vaccine. SJS is a severe skin disorder that causes painful areas resembling burns and can lead to infection or death.
Fox News: Germany, Austria brace for weekend heat wave as temps near 100
German government warns vulnerable populations to seek out cool places due to predicted rise in temperatures over the weekend. Health Ministry urges people to stay indoors, consume enough liquids, and avoid strenuous activity. Austria also prepares for heat wave with a free hotline for coping tips and activates a heat protection plan for vulnerable populations.
#education
Daily Wire: California High School Suspended Kids For Five Days For ‘Misgendering’ Teacher, Parent Group Says
Two students were suspended for "misgendering" a teacher in California. The school conducted "restorative justice" training. Controversy over sexual and LGBT curriculum content in the district.
#crime
Forbes: Chris Christie: Trump ‘Almost Certainly’ Going To Jail If Case Goes To Trial
Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie believes former President Donald Trump would likely go to jail if he takes his classified documents case to trial. Christie, a former federal prosecutor, stated that if Trump is convicted, it is almost certain he would face jail time. However, Christie also mentioned that if Trump pleads, there may be a possibility to work out a deal on some charges.
Fox News: Dallas boy, 7, dies days after being shot while sleeping in bed from bullet outside home
A 7-year-old boy in Texas dies after being shot while sleeping in his Dallas apartment. The bullet came from outside the apartment.
Washington Free Beacon: Eric Adams Donors Schemed To Influence Mayor, Manhattan DA Alleges
Campaign donors plotted to give illegal donations to New York City mayor Eric Adams, aiming to receive benefits from City Hall. Manhattan district attorney Alvin Bragg announced the indictments, revealing a "very organized" scheme that violated campaign finance laws. If convicted, the defendants could face serious consequences.
The Epoch Times: BC Mass-Stabbing Killer Apologizes to Victims, Cites 'Enormous' Drug Use
Yannick Bandaogo, the man responsible for a deadly mass stabbing at a library in North Vancouver, has apologized to his victims during his sentencing. He claimed a troubled childhood and drug use played a role in his behavior. Crown and defense lawyers are proposing a sentence of life in prison with no chance of parole for 15 years.
#sports
Fox News: Arizona Wildcats beat out big-name schools, land highest-ranked recruit in program history
Arizona Wildcats football program lands highly-rated recruit Elijah Rushing, boosting hopes for success. Rushing, a Tucson native, chose Wildcats over Notre Dame, Tennessee, and Oregon.
Forbes: Lindsey Horan Confirmed As New Captain Of United States Women’s National Team
Lindsey Horan has been named the captain of the United States Women's National Team for the World Cup, replacing the injured Becky Sauerbruun. Horan will be the youngest captain for the team in a World Cup this century. In a joint-captaincy with Alex Morgan, Horan will wear the armband when both players are on the field together.
#technology
The Federalist Papers: 'Cheating': Elon Musk Sends Letter to Meta After Discovering Their Dirty Trick
Twitter threatens to sue Meta for allegedly stealing intellectual property and using ex-Twitter employees to create a copycat app called Threads. Elon Musk expressed support for Twitter's position, stating that "competition is fine, cheating is not." Twitter founder Jack Dorsey joined the discussion, criticizing Meta and comparing them to 7 Twitter clones. Musk responded with laughter and agreed with a tweet suggesting that the Threads logo resembles a tapeworm. Meta has denied the allegations.
#other
The Epoch Times: Tucker Carlson Responds to Point-Blank Question About Fox News Exit
Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson, in an interview with Russell Brand, expressed his confusion over why he was fired by the company and speculated on the reasons behind it. Despite the lack of clarity, Carlson wished Fox well and stated that he does not plan on having a boss again, as he has started a show on Twitter. Fox News has remained silent on the matter and sent cease-and-desist letters to stop Carlson's Twitter show, claiming contract breaches. In response, Carlson's lawyers defended his right to free speech. Carlson's departure has resulted in a decline in viewership for Fox News in his former timeslot, although the network remains the top cable news network. Fox recently announced changes to its primetime weekly lineup, which will take effect this month. In settlement news, Fox Corporation agreed to pay $12 million to former Fox News producer Abby Grossberg, who filed a lawsuit against the network for promoting a hostile work environment. Fox News expressed satisfaction with the resolution.
The Epoch Times: Decorating With Black and White
Interior design publications feature the powerful color combination of black and white, which can make a bold statement in modern and formal spaces like living rooms and dining rooms. Various design elements such as artwork, area rugs, accessories, and color mapping can help incorporate black and white into your home. Black can be used as an accent color or as the base color for furniture pieces.
Forbes: Morgan Wallen Will Likely Lose The No. 1 Spot On Both The Songs And Albums Charts Next Week
Country singer Morgan Wallen has held a tight grip on the Hot 100 and Billboard 200 charts, but his reign may be coming to an end. Rapper Lil Uzi Vert is predicted to secure the No. 1 album spot with Pink Tape, while Olivia Rodrigo's single "Vampire" is in a close competition with Wallen's "Last Night" for the top spot on the Hot 100 chart. It remains to be seen who will come out on top.