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America First News
7 Jul 2023
#politics
Fox News: AOC endorses Biden but says things 'could have gone better' in certain areas
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez supports President Biden but criticizes his handling of immigration. She praises his efforts in climate change but questions his enthusiasm. Ocasio-Cortez tentatively supports Biden for re-election in 2024.
The Federalist Papers: Tom Cotton Sets Stage to Nail Hunter in WH Cocaine Charge
Sen. Tom Cotton of Arkansas is pressuring the Secret Service to reveal the identity of the cocaine culprit found in the White House. Cotton sent a letter to the agency's director asking for briefings on protocols and information about the ongoing investigation.
National Review: The Corner: Don’t Underestimate the Moms
Florida's first lady, Casey DeSantis, revives the "Mamas for DeSantis" campaign, expressing a strong stance against exploiting children for political gain. She vows to fight back and unite against those who threaten their kids. This message resonates with suburban women, a crucial demographic in the upcoming presidential election.
Red State: Watch: It Sure Sounds Like the Biden White House Just Assigned Blame for Cocaine Incident
The Biden White House's story on the cocaine incident keeps changing, pointing to a coordinated cover-up. The location of the illegal drugs has been adjusted four times since Sunday. Now, blame is being shifted to workers and random White House staffers, rather than anyone on Biden or Harris' administrative staffs. The truth remains unclear, and transparency and accountability are lacking.
National Review: California’s Bigotry of No Expectations
California's Reparations Task Force released a report recommending reparations payments that could cost the state trillions, including over $225 billion for the War on Drugs. The report also includes absurd claims and policy recommendations that undermine the progress made in racial equality.
Fox News: Republicans question report White House 'cocaine culprit' may not be found: 'Difficult to accept'
Republican lawmakers are questioning why the White House is unable to identify the person who left a bag of cocaine. They argue that the heavily surveilled area should have detailed records and video footage to determine the culprit. The White House press secretary provided conflicting information about where the cocaine was found. The Secret Service is investigating the incident, but some Republicans believe that the administration is not interested in finding the true identity of the culprit.
PJ Media: WATCH: Kamala Harris vs. English (Round 247)
Kamala Harris attended the Essence Festival of Culture and gave a vague definition of culture as a reflection of the moment and expressing how we feel. Her repetitive use of abstract terms and lack of coherence shows why Democrats hesitate to make her the next president.
The Blaze: Progressive 'Young Turks' host actually admits puberty blockers aren't reversible: 'Can cause irreparable harm' to children
Liberal co-host Ana Kasparian admits puberty blockers can cause irreparable harm to children. She changed her political opinions after being gaslighted about the 2020 crime wave. She denounces left's attacks on straight-news journalists and calls for unbiased reporting. Kasparian also faced backlash for her views on gender-neutral phrases and refuses to apologize. She believes the left's strategy has caused more harm than good and no longer fits into any political labels.
Washington Free Beacon: Koch-Funded Group Joined Communists to Protest Against Moms for Liberty
An activist group funded by Charles Koch joined forces with left-wing organizations to protest Moms for Liberty, accusing them of fueling a "culture war" by opposing left-wing curricula in schools. Tax filings reveal the National Parents Union received significant funding from Koch's network. Moms for Liberty, criticized by progressive groups, has been labeled a "hate group" by the Southern Poverty Law Center. Koch has supported both far-left causes and criminal justice reform.
Townhall: Democrats' Assault on 'Our Democracy'
Democrats and left-wing activists claim to be concerned about threats to "our democracy," but their actions tell a different story. They attacked Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and made threats against Justices Gorsuch and Kavanaugh. They engaged in protests and intimidation tactics against conservative justices. They also revived the threat of court-packing and supported censorship of certain online speech. Their true concern is not democracy, but progressivism.
Red State: Tucker Carlson Reveals Details of Interview With January 6th Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund, Hits His Former Employer
Tucker Carlson reveals in an interview that former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund said the crowd on January 6th was filled with federal agents. The claims made about January 6th were lies.
National Review: ‘Incredibly Irresponsible’: White House Press Secretary Chides Reporter for Asking Whether Cocaine Belonged to Bidens
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre scolds reporter for asking if the cocaine found in the White House belonged to the Biden family. Jean-Pierre denies their involvement, stating they were not present during the time of discovery. Congressional Republicans and Republican presidential candidates demand answers and consequences.
Fox News: WATCH: Press secretary loses it when asked if WH cocaine belonged to Biden family: 'Incredibly irresponsible'
The White House press secretary defends the Biden family against accusations of cocaine possession, emphasizing that they were not present at the time of the incident and calling the question irresponsible.
Fox News: Kansas AG bucks Democratic governor in suit to require biological sex on driver's licenses
Republican Kansas Attorney General, Kris Kobach, has filed a lawsuit to prevent transgender individuals from changing the sex on their driver's licenses, arguing that it violates a recently-enacted law. Kobach's lawsuit aims to stop Governor Laura Kelly and state agencies under her control from allowing these changes. The new law defines a person's sex as male or female based on their biological reproductive system at birth, and it also justifies single-sex spaces like bathrooms and locker rooms.
#society
Front Page Magazine: After Ben & Jerry's Demands U.S. Return Land to Indians, Indian Chief Asks for its HQ
Ice cream brand Ben & Jerry's faces controversy, first boycotting Israel and using child labor, now demanding the dismantling of America on July 4th, claiming the US exists on stolen Indigenous land. The brand specifically targets Mount Rushmore and the Black Hills, ignoring their own location on land that belonged to an Indigenous tribe. The Nulhegan Abenaki Nation expresses interest in reclaiming their lands, but conversations and discussions are needed. Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield, founders of Ben & Jerry's, also own properties that could be considered "stolen land."
The Right Scoop: Here’s the backstory to the woman freaking out on the plane about lizard people [VIDEO]
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A woman freaks out on an airplane about lizard people. She argues with a tattooed Freemason, who claims to be Lucifer. She believes he is a lizard.
Fox News: 3 Indian railway officials arrested in connection with fatal train crash that claimed over 290 lives
India's federal crime agency has arrested three railway officials in connection with a deadly train accident that killed over 290 people. The officials face charges including culpable homicide and the destruction of evidence. The investigation is ongoing.
India's railway system, one of the largest in the world, has been plagued by mismanagement and neglect. Despite efforts to improve safety, accidents caused by human error or outdated equipment are still common. The June train crash was the deadliest in India since 1995.
#war
Daily Wire: Biden Administration To Send Cluster Bombs To Ukraine, Bypassing U.S. Law
Ukraine to receive cluster bombs from Biden administration despite U.S. law banning their use. The decision made in consultation with allies and partners is seen as a vital move for national security. Concerns raised over increased risk to civilians and lack of transparency in determining the failure rate.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Corporate Bankruptcies Reach Highest Level Since 2010
Corporate bankruptcies in the U.S. have reached their highest levels since 2010, with 340 bankruptcies in the first half of 2023. Higher interest rates and tightening credit terms are causing businesses to collapse, leading to liquidity problems and a need for refinancing. Experts warn that if the Federal Reserve continues to raise interest rates, the situation could worsen.
The Federalist Papers: Searches for ‘Pawn Shop Near Me’ Spike as Disturbing Trend Takes Hold in America
Americans searching for pawn shops online indicate a troubling trend of desperation amidst economic troubles and inflation under President Joe Biden's watch. Google search data shows a significant increase in inquiries for pawn shops, particularly in Texas, Nevada, Georgia, Mississippi, and Louisiana. People are turning to pawn shops as a last resort due to rising prices and financial hardships, highlighting the struggles faced by lower-income individuals.
#culture
The Babylon Bee: Peacock Changes Name To More Honest 'That Service You Only Bought To Watch The Office'
NBC has renamed their Peacock streaming service to "That Service You Only Bought To Watch The Office," acknowledging that people only want it for that show.
Midwest Living: The Best Things to Do in Rochester, Minnesota
In Rochester, Minnesota, visitors can take free tours of the Mayo Clinic, explore museums and art centers, go on trolley tours, and enjoy outdoor activities on the city's extensive trail system. The city also offers seasonal concerts and events. When it comes to dining, visitors can try East Los Angeles-inspired food at Boxcar Hippie, craft beers at local breweries, and a variety of food options at the Workshop Food Hall. For accommodations, options include the Hilton Rochester Mayo Clinic Area, Hotel Indigo, and rental homes.
#health
Flag And Cross: Stamp-size Implant Could Help Millions Suffering From Heart Failure
A dissolvable implant could revolutionize heart failure treatment by restoring normal heart rhythms and providing real-time information on the organ's functioning. The device, about the size of a postage stamp, can be placed on the heart and safely disintegrates once its job is done. This breakthrough technology could prevent millions of deaths following heart surgery or heart attacks, making it a game-changer in healthcare.
The Epoch Times: Obesity Linked to Increased Risk for 18 Types of Cancer, Study Warns
Obesity in early adulthood increases the risk of developing multiple cancers. A study found that individuals with higher body weight over a longer period were susceptible to 14 types of cancer, and those with a BMI of 30 or above had a greater risk of stomach cancer. The American Medical Association (AMA) has warned against using BMI as the sole metric for determining obesity, citing differences in body shape and composition among racial and ethnic groups.
The Blaze: 'There's something going on': Scientists acknowledge the severity of 'long vax' as well as their reluctance to pursue research that might furnish skeptics with a 'sensational headline'
Science journal publishes admissions about long-term effects of COVID-19 vaccines, including symptoms similar to long COVID. The vaccines have been linked to conditions like small fiber neuropathy and postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome. Researchers are concerned about undermining trust but are studying the long-term fallout.
#education
Fox News: Trinidad and Tobago officials seek to revise school hair codes following diploma denial controversy
Trinidad and Tobago officials seek to update school hair codes to include cultural hairstyles, allowing Afros, locks, twists, plaits, and cornrows.
#crime
Daily Wire: Colombo Mobster Pleads Guilty To Racketeering After Relaxing At Pool On The Run
Powerful Colombo crime family member pleads guilty to racketeering, extortion, and money laundering. He was caught after a photo of him relaxing in a pool while on the run surfaced. The charges also involve a plot to threaten a union official.
The Blaze: K-9 cop viciously stabbed while nabbing suspect — but is already walking off his injuries like a champ
Canine cop stabbed multiple times while apprehending home intruder; officer and suspect injured.
Fox News: Video shows alleged slapping incident between Victor Wembanyama's security, Britney Spears
Las Vegas police will not press charges after surveillance video showed Britney Spears hitting herself when her hand was pushed off Victor Wembenyama of the San Antonio Spurs. Spears had claimed she was assaulted, but the investigation concluded no charges would be filed. Concern for Spears' whereabouts has grown among her fans.
Forbes: Teen Arrested In Deadly Baltimore Shooting, Investigation Ongoing
Police in Baltimore arrested a 17-year-old connected to a deadly mass shooting at a block party during the Fourth of July weekend. The teenager has been charged with weapons possession and reckless endangerment but not murder. The investigation into the shooting is ongoing.
Fox News: NYC charges 6 in straw donor scheme to help elect Adams as mayor
Six people have been charged in an alleged scheme to divert public money to New York City Mayor Eric Adams' campaign before his election. The indictment describes a straw donor conspiracy by individuals seeking political favors. The defendants include a former NYPD commander and owners of a construction safety business.
Forbes: Racist Gunman In 2019 Texas Walmart Shooting Given 90 Life Sentences—Could Still Face Death Penalty
A gunman who carried out a mass shooting at a Walmart near the Texas-Mexico border in 2019, targeting Hispanic people, has been sentenced to 90 consecutive life sentences and may still face the death penalty. The shooter, Patrick Crusius, pleaded guilty to almost 50 federal hate crimes and will spend the rest of his life in prison. The sentencing followed emotional impact statements from victims' relatives and survivors who still live in fear.
The Epoch Times: Video Shows Britney Spears Inadvertently Hit Herself in the Face in Las Vegas Wembanyama Encounter
No charges filed in altercation involving Britney Spears, security guard, and basketball player Victor Wembanyama in Las Vegas. Spears claimed she was struck, but police determined she hit herself in the face when her hand was pushed away. No arrests made.
The New American: Fearmongering Moms, Take Note! - The New American
A mother falsely claims her kids were almost abducted in a parking lot. She shares the story on social media, but it is later proven to be baseless. The mother is sentenced to 90 days, and this raises awareness about the prevalence of false claims about child abductions on social media.
#sports
Boating Mag: 2024 MasterCraft XT25 Hits the Water
MasterCraft Boat Company has unveiled the all-new XT25, a redesigned towboat with improved wakesurfing capabilities, increased ballast capacity, and seating for up to 18 passengers. The XT25 features updated foiling characteristics and underwater exhaust, reducing fumes and pollution. It is part of MasterCraft's robust towboat lineup and offers a diverse range of models.
Fox News: Former NC State, Furman football coach Dick Sheridan dies at age 81
Former college football coach Dick Sheridan, known for his success at North Carolina State and Furman, died at the age of 81. The cause of his death has not been disclosed. Sheridan had a noteworthy career, leading his teams to multiple bowl games and even making it to the Division I-AA title game.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Watch Massive Sharks Swim Feet from Beachgoers in Florida
Beachgoers in Florida had two separate incidents where massive sharks were seen swimming close to shore. One shark was identified as a hammerhead and exhibited foraging behavior, causing people to flee. Another shark swam close to a group of frolickers, prompting shouts for them to leave the water. Shark sightings and attacks are rare but more common during June.
On The Water: Catch Doormat Fluke with Snapper Bluefish
Fishing enthusiast develops innovative live bait rig for catching large fluke. Use of snapper bluefish as bait yields successful results.
#technology
Daily Wire: OpenAI Co-Founder Warns Humans Have No Way Of Stopping ‘Superintelligent’ AI
OpenAI Co-Founder Ilya Sutskever warned of the dangers posed by superintelligent artificial intelligence systems, which could lead to human disempowerment or extinction. Current AI alignment techniques will not be effective in supervising superintelligent AI, and new scientific and technical breakthroughs are needed. OpenAI aims to build a human-level automated alignment researcher and dedicate 20% of its computing power to tackling the problem of superintelligence alignment over the next four years.
#other
Forbes: Demi Lovato Is Re-Recording Her Hits As Rock Anthems, Which Is A Brilliant Business Move
Pop star Demi Lovato has re-recorded some of her biggest hits, giving them a rock makeover. This move not only showcases her artistic evolution but also opens the door to a new audience of rock music lovers. By revitalizing these songs, Lovato keeps her music fresh and satisfies fans who are eager for new material.
Foreign Policy: The Deep Sea Gold Rush
Countries are racing to exploit the bottom of the ocean for critical minerals like cobalt and nickel. The rush for mining access raises environmental and regulatory concerns.