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America First News
8 Jul 2023
#illegals
Breitbart: Newsom Calls on DOJ to Investigate Florida for Transporting Migrants
California Governor Gavin Newsom, along with Attorney General Rob Bonta, has called for a Department of Justice investigation into Florida's transfer of migrants to Martha's Vineyard and Sacramento. Newsom alleges that contractors deceived migrants with false promises to persuade them to travel to another state. The letter emphasizes the need for federal investigation due to the crossing of state lines. The Department of Justice has yet to respond, but Newsom's office is also investigating possible kidnapping charges against Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. Attorney General Bonta confirmed that they would be investigating potential criminal or civil action against those involved in transporting the migrants. It should be noted that the federal government regularly transports migrants across the country for various purposes related to immigration.
#politics
Fox News: Maryland Rep. Jamie Raskin will not run for Senate in 2024
Rep. Jamie Raskin of Maryland, known for his role in Trump's impeachment trial, will not run for the U.S. Senate seat in 2024. Instead, he plans to seek re-election to the House of Representatives. Raskin expressed gratitude for the support but believes his best way to make a difference is by fortifying Democratic majorities in Congress.
Breitbart: WH Calls Asking If Cocaine Was Joe or Hunter's 'Incredibly Irresponsible'
White House press secretary denies cocaine at White House belonged to Biden family. Says they were not present at the time. Journalists question her response and provide evidence of Hunter Biden's presence.
The Epoch Times: Trudeau and Smith Agree to Working Group on Energy Issues
The prime minister and the premier of Alberta have formed a working group to address energy issues, including emissions-reducing technology and small modular nuclear reactors. Disagreements exist over Alberta setting its own emissions reduction targets, which may lead to the use of the Alberta Sovereignty Act. The leaders expressed their interest in the working group, but differences remain. They also discussed the strike by port workers in B.C., with Alberta calling for Parliament to be recalled to end the strike. The federal government is closely monitoring the situation but has not committed to recalling Parliament.
Forbes: Threads Won’t Promote Political Or Hard News Content — A Contrast From Twitter
Instagram's new app, Threads, will not focus on politics and hard news like its rival, Twitter. Adam Mosseri, the head of Instagram, stated that while Threads may contain such content, the platform will not actively encourage it. The decision is likely influenced by Facebook's past issues with spreading fake news and misinformation.
The Epoch Times: House Oversight Committee Requests Briefing From Secret Service After Cocaine Incident at White House
House Oversight Committee probes White House cocaine, Biden targets non-Obamacare plans, Zuckerberg's new app faces censorship claims. Yellen meets Chinese premier, Biden aims for competitive relationship with China. Trump aide discusses criminal justice reform strategies.
Breitbart: Fact Check: Karine Jean-Pierre Runs Cover for Bidens on Cocaine Question; Photo Evidence Proves Her Wrong
VERDICT: FALSE. White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre claimed that the Biden family was not in the White House on Friday, contradicting pool reporters and photographic evidence. Jean-Pierre defended a deputy who cited the Hatch Act when questioned about cocaine found in the West Wing.
Red State: Biden Makes Eyebrow Raising Comment About Sounds He Heard Coming From His Parents' Bedroom
Joe Biden faced a new set of problems as he delivered remarks about lowering costs for Americans, which is ironic considering the rising costs under his administration. He also struggled with technical difficulties and continued to make false claims, including taking credit for job creation and reducing the deficit. In a bizarre moment, he mentioned listening to his parents through a closet, raising concerns about his coherence and competence.
#society
Red State: AOC Calls Out a Lonely Man for Being Nice to Her, Exposes Her Own Pathology
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez shares a story on Threads about a wealthy man who would visit her restaurant and engage in conversation. She portrays him as a villain, but it is more likely that he was just seeking companionship or enjoyed sharing trivia. Ocasio-Cortez's attempt to turn a harmless interaction into victimhood is indicative of her pathology.
The Epoch Times: Ben & Jerry's Loses Billions in Stock Value Amid Boycott Calls
Unilever stock lost $2 billion in market cap due to calls to boycott Ben & Jerry's ice cream. The boycott was sparked by a Fourth of July message demanding the U.S. return Mount Rushmore to Native Americans. Social media users and newspapers also called for a boycott. Some demanded Ben & Jerry's give up their land, while a Native American tribal chief hoped for better benefits for Indigenous people. The founders of Ben & Jerry's have a history of controversy and boycotts, including refusing to sell ice cream in Israel's occupied territories.
The Epoch Times: Warning Defective Unit Balconies in Australia Are Risking Safety
Defective balconies are a widespread problem in apartment blocks across Australia, putting residents at risk. Inspections for flammable cladding found more than 550 damaged balconies, and half of the buildings with cladding issues also had unrelated defects like leaking balconies and black mould. Fixing these defects can cost up to $15,000. The government-funded cladding removal program does not cover the costs of fixing these balcony defects.
The Epoch Times: DOJ Sues Los Angeles County Claiming ADA Violations at Vote Centers
The federal government is suing Los Angeles County for allegedly violating the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) by restricting access for disabled people at vote centers during the 2020 primary and general elections, and the 2022 general election. The Department of Justice (DOJ) is seeking a court order to direct the county to comply with the ADA and develop a plan to remedy the alleged violations. Investigators found that the county's vote centers did not meet ADA standards, with issues including lack of accessible parking, ramps with steep running slopes, and narrow entrances or exits.
#war
Breitbart: White House: Ukraine Will Be Careful with American-Provided Cluster Bombs
White House will supply Ukraine with cluster bombs despite concerns about harm to civilians.
Forbes: With American-Made Cluster Shells, Ukrainian Artillery Will Be More Destructive, Faster Moving And More Survivable
The United States is sending cluster munitions to Ukraine as part of an arms package. Cluster munitions are controversial, but the need for ammunition is clear as Ukraine's forces are running out. Cluster shells are more effective and can help avoid enemy return fire. There is a risk of unexploded bomblets, but the Russians have already been using them.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: Treasury Sec Yellen Tells China We Don't Want to Beat It
China and the United States engage in a competition, but with different approaches. China pursues a "winner-take-all" strategy, while the US seeks fair rules benefiting both countries. Yellen hopes for improved communication and global leadership on challenges like climate change.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Closing Prices for Crude Oil, Gold, and Other Commodities (July 7)
Benchmark U.S. crude oil rises to $73.86/barrel, Brent crude to $78.47/barrel. Gasoline up to $2.59/gallon, heating oil up to $2.56/gallon. Natural gas falls to $2.58/1,000 cubic feet. Gold rises to $1,913.50/ounce, silver to $23.29/ounce, copper to $3.78/pound. Dollar falls to 142.14 yen, euro rises to $1.0967.
#health
Flag And Cross: FDA Approves Biogen's Alzheimer's Drug That Slows Down Cognitive Decline
FDA approves Biogen's Alzheimer's treatment Leqembi, the first antibody treatment to receive full approval. It slows down cognitive decline by 27%. Medicare will cover the treatment, but conditions apply. Other companies with Alzheimer's treatments include Eli Lilly & Co. and Cassava Sciences Inc.
#education
The Epoch Times: IN-DEPTH: Former Navy SEAL's Program Aims to Train Teachers, Law Officers, and Others to Be 'The Good Guy With a Gun'
Able Shepherd trains teachers and first responders to handle active shooter situations, emphasizing protection and prioritizing safety. Critics fear escalation.
#crime
Fox News: Fort Worth police arrest 2 suspects in Texas festival shooting that killed 3, injured 8
Two people have been arrested in connection to a shooting that killed three people and injured eight others in Fort Worth, Texas. Christopher Redic, 20, and Brandon Williams, 19, are charged with murder.
The Blaze: VIDEO: Two thugs follow kids into bathroom at California shopping center and demand their sneakers at gunpoint
A group of kids were robbed of their sneakers at a shopping center in California. One suspect, armed with a gun, accosted the juveniles and stole their shoes. Police have arrested one suspect and are searching for the other.
Fox News: Kentucky man sentenced for murder of girlfriend's daughter
A man in Kentucky was sentenced to 50 years in prison for the murder of his girlfriend's 4-year-old daughter. The girl was reported missing in February 2022 and was later found dead in a suitcase. The man pleaded guilty and apologized for his actions.
The Epoch Times: 3 Teens Arrested in Fatal Shooting of Pizza Deliveryman in Stanton
Three men are arrested and charged for the killing of a good Samaritan who tried to intervene in a robbery. The victim, Juan Cristalinas, was shot and killed while trying to help a 76-year-old man who was being attacked. The suspects have gang ties and are also facing charges for robbery and attempted murder.
Fox News: Florida parents arrested, test positive for drugs, alcohol, after toddler suffers 'torturous' hot car death
Florida couple, Joel and Jazmine Rondon, have been charged with aggravated manslaughter after allegedly leaving their 18-month-old daughter in a car for hours while they drank and did drugs at a Fourth of July party. The couple tested positive for marijuana and alcohol, and Joel also tested positive for methamphetamine. The child was found deceased with a core temperature of 104 degrees.
#sports
Fox News: PGA Commissioner Jay Monahan announces return date from medical absence
PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan is resuming his role after a medical situation. He expressed his gratitude for the support and announced his eagerness to engage with everyone to protect the game.
Forbes: Have Man City Found The Perfect Ilkay Gundogan Replacement?
Manchester City are in need of a replacement for Ilkay Gundogan, who left the club after a successful season. One potential option is Celta Vigo's Gabri Veiga, a talented midfielder who had an impressive season in La Liga. Veiga has been compared to Andres Iniesta and has the ability to play in an advanced or deeper role. Manchester City should consider signing him to ensure the future success of their midfield.
#technology
Flag And Cross: Meta Unfurls Threads, But Tangles With Threads.com, Started By 3 Former Facebook Employees
Former Facebook employees have witnessed the birth of Threads, a new platform from Meta Platforms that is gaining popularity as a possible Twitter killer. Threads is a text-based social media platform that allows companies to better connect with their employees. It has already garnered strong interest from users and is seen as a competitor to Workplace, another communication tool for companies launched by Facebook.
#other
Flag And Cross: Couple Grows Plant Over 18 Feet Tall
A couple in Cornwall have grown Britain's tallest echium plant, measuring over 18 feet tall. They credit the plant's massive growth to the hügelkultur cultivation method. The echium pininana is an endangered plant from the Canary Islands and is best suited for full sun in the southernmost counties of England.