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America First News
7 Jul 2023
#politics
The Right Scoop: WATCH: Gov DeSantis asked about his campaign not ‘connecting’ on Fox News
Governor DeSantis claims to be the most attacked candidate and highlights Trump's spending on attacks. He believes his campaign is connecting with voters despite criticism and emphasizes that they are still building their campaign machine.
Fox News: New York GOP reps urge Mayor Adams to abandon coal, wood-fired oven rule threatening 'perfect New York slice'
New York City's proposed policy on coal- and wood-fired pizza ovens has drawn criticism from the Republican congressional delegation. The lawmakers argue that the emissions mandate would lead to job losses and negatively impact the local economy. The city claims that food is a major source of emissions and that the rule is necessary for healthier air.
Liberty Nation: SCOTUS Flips Affirmative Action – Now What?
Supreme Court's Affirmative Action and upcoming primary season examined on this week's Liberty Nation Radio.
#society
Breitbart: Century-old Hat Store Closes Union Square Store in Downtown San Francisco
A century-old haberdashery, Goorin Bros., is leaving its Union Square location in downtown San Francisco due to pandemic lockdowns, rising crime, and persistent homelessness. The city is also losing cafes, restaurants, and experiencing a retail collapse. Despite claims by San Francisco Mayor London Breed that tech investments will spur growth, the once-glittering retail sector continues to suffer.
#war
Breitbart: 'Alarming' Rise in Antibiotic Resistance in Ukraine: Swedish Researchers
Health experts from Sweden have issued a warning about the rise of antibiotic-resistant bacterial infections in Ukraine, a result of the war-torn country's unsanitary conditions in hospitals. Researchers have found high levels of antibiotic resistance in Klebsiella pneumoniae bacteria, posing a serious threat to people with healthy immune systems. This situation requires urgent attention and assistance to prevent the further spread of resistant bacteria, which could threaten the entire European region.
Euromaidan Press: Russian Navy establishes new Azov Naval District with headquarters in occupied Mariupol – UK Intelligence
Russia has established a new naval district in Ukraine's Mariupol, aimed at providing an alternative military resupply option in case land routes are disrupted. The district will command eight warships, including three modern corvettes capable of launching cruise missiles. This move reaffirms Russia's strategic importance of the Azov Sea in linking its waterways to international maritime routes.
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine launches counteroffensive on three fronts as Russia escalates attacks – ISW
The war between Ukraine and Russia intensifies as Russian forces launch new attacks in eastern Ukraine, targeting key locations and expanding control over Ukrainian territory. Ukrainian forces are conducting counteroffensive operations, but progress has slowed against entrenched Russian defensive positions. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy believes that certain Western weapons systems are needed before launching new attacks.
#foreignaffairs
The New American: Pence: Trump, DeSantis “Don’t Understand” Ukraine Aid Is in Our “National Interest” - The New American
Former Vice President Mike Pence criticized former President Donald Trump and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis for their lack of understanding regarding the importance of U.S. military aid to Ukraine in repelling the Russian military. Pence believes that supporting Ukraine is in the national interest and signals a commitment to keeping Russia and China in check. Trump and DeSantis have suggested less involvement in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, aligning more with voter sentiment. Pence, however, remains steadfast in his support for Ukraine, despite concerns about U.S. intervention in foreign wars.
The Epoch Times: Federal Employment Dep't Has Fired 64 Employees Deemed Security Risks Since 2016: Records
The federal Employment Department has fired 64 employees, including one confirmed foreign spy, due to security risks. The specific information about the dismissed employees was not provided for "sensitivity reasons." The firings occurred between 2016 and February 2023. It is unclear which foreign government the spy was working for, and it is unknown if police were involved. The terminated employees were found to have security-related vulnerabilities, compromising their reliability and trustworthiness. The firings coincide with concerns about foreign interference in Canada's institutions, as highlighted by former national security adviser Richard Fadden.
Fox News: Reporter Evan Gershkovich in ‘good health’ after 100 days in Russian prison, says WSJ editor-in-chief
Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich has been detained in Russia for 100 days and is accused of being a spy. Gershkovich's parents were able to see him in court, where he was placed in a glass box. The U.S. ambassador to Russia recently visited him and reported that he is in good health and spirits.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Wall Street Opens Lower After Payrolls Report
Resilient labor market faced Federal Reserve’s aggressive monetary tightening. U.S. job growth slowed in June but unemployment rate retreated and wage gains remained strong.
Forbes: McDonald’s Stops Using Tomatoes In India Amid Record Prices—Alters ‘Maharaja Mac’
McDonald's restaurants in North and East India have temporarily stopped serving tomatoes due to quality and supply issues. This decision has sparked internet jokes, music videos, heists, and protests, as the price of tomatoes in parts of India has surged. The shortage only affects McDonald's outlets in the North and East regions, while the franchisee for the West and South regions remains unaffected.
#military
Fox News: Workers close to eliminating last of US chemical weapons, ending decades-long campaign to eliminate stockpile
The U.S. is close to destroying the last of its declared chemical weapons at Kentucky's Blue Grass Army Depot, a significant moment in arms control efforts worldwide. This milestone marks the end of a decadeslong campaign to eliminate the country's stockpile, which once totaled more than 30,000 tons. By destroying these weapons, the U.S. sends a message that they are no longer acceptable and sets an example for countries that have not joined the International Chemical Weapons Convention.
Workers at the Pueblo Chemical Depot in Colorado have already completed their mission of neutralizing a cache of mustard blister agent, making them the first to complete the elimination of their chemical weapons stockpile. This achievement relieves concerns about the potential threat posed by these weapons and highlights the importance of alternative disposal methods that prioritize environmental safety. The elimination of the U.S. stockpile is a significant step forward for the Chemical Weapons Convention and may inspire other countries to follow suit.
#culture
Fox News: Partnership between US Forest Service, HBCUs creates path for Black students who aspire to become firefighters
Taylor Mohead, a recent graduate of Tuskegee University, is participating in a prescribed burn demonstration as part of a program between the U.S. Forest Service and historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs). The program aims to increase diversity in forestry and firefighting fields. Mohead, along with other students, is learning the skills necessary to combat wildfires and hopes to inspire others as a woman of color in the field. The initiative comes as climate change contributes to an increase in wildfires and minorities continue to be underrepresented in these professions.
#health
Breitbart: Angelina Jolie Slams Healthcare Industry ‘Prioritizing White Skin:’ Has 'Endangered' My Children
Angelina Jolie calls out healthcare industry for prioritizing white skin, claims her non-white children have been misdiagnosed. She argues that racial disparities in healthcare affect millions.
The Epoch Times: Is Pet Insurance Worth the Cost?
Pet insurance is becoming increasingly popular in America as pet owners seek to cover the rising costs of veterinary care. The cost of insurance varies based on the type of coverage and the age of the pet. While insurance can provide financial security in the case of accidents or illnesses, it's important for pet owners to carefully read the policy details to understand what is covered and what is not.
#science
Daily Wire: Interior Department Worked With Group Linked To Wuhan Lab On Key COVID Report: Watchdog
The Dept. of Interior collaborated with a controversial non-profit linked to the Wuhan lab on a study about COVID and bats in the US. The non-profit, EcoHealth Alliance, previously received US funding for bat virus research and paid some to the Wuhan lab.
#outdoors
Flag And Cross: Video: Massive Shark Spotted Within Feet of Beachgoers in Florida
A shark sighting prompts panic among beachgoers in Florida, causing swimmers to quickly flee the water. Despite experts assuring that sharks in the area typically leave humans alone, encounters with these creatures can still be dangerous.
#other
The Epoch Times: Ruby Princess Cruise Ship Carrying 4,000 People Crashes Into San Francisco Pier
A Princess Cruises ship collided with a pier in San Francisco while trying to dock. No injuries reported. Coast Guard investigating. The ship had just returned from Alaska. Extent of damage and next departure time still unknown. Passengers felt the impact but the effects were minimal. Similar incidents have occurred in Venice and San Juan.
The Federalist Papers: Is Biden Coming for Gas-Powered Cars? New Proposal Could See Vehicles Disappear from Lots in 7 Years
Proposed EPA regulations on vehicle emissions amount to a de facto ban on gasoline-powered vehicles, according to lobbying groups. The regulations would require automakers to have 60% electric cars by 2030 and 67% by 2032. Industry groups argue that these levels are unachievable and that the infrastructure needed for a significant increase in electric vehicles is lacking.
Forbes: Each Subsequent Episode Of ‘The Witcher’ Season 3 Dropped Sharply In Viewership
The Witcher season 3 is facing criticism from fans and a drop in viewership. Samba TV data shows a decline in viewership throughout the season, with the show losing half of its viewers by the end. This is concerning, especially considering Henry Cavill's upcoming departure.