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America First News
9 Jul 2023
#politics
The Federalist Papers: Ron DeSantis Grilled by Tomi Lahren on Decision to Not Wait Until 2028 - Here's What He Said
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis rejects the idea of waiting his turn to run for president and believes that 2024 is a make or break moment for the country. He has shown the ability to defeat the Democrats and wants to deliver on issues such as lockdowns, education, illegal immigration, and transgender athletes. Political analysts say his decision to run in 2024 against Trump is a bold move.
Breitbart: Gavin Newsom Tries to Look Tough on Crime: Enforce the 'Damn Laws'
California Governor Gavin Newsom is under scrutiny for his ambiguous stance on enforcing laws in San Francisco, regarding the issue of homeless encampments. Newsom's call for the city to enforce the "damn laws" lacks clarity on which specific laws he is referring to. In an ongoing legal battle, the city is contending against advocates for homeless encampments, who argue that the city should not be able to remove them from public spaces. Meanwhile, Newsom's support for open-border immigration policies contradicts his recent efforts in combating fentanyl in San Francisco.
#society
Human Events: LIBS OF TIKTOK: Booted from Illinois Pride Festival after asking
vendors about ‘Gender Queer’
A journalist is removed from a pride festival in Illinois for showing banned book images. A librarian supports the festival and a new law against book bans. Another vendor defends drag shows and defends a banned book as educational. Police remove the journalist from the festival at the request of vendors.
#foreignaffairs
Euromaidan Press: Poland secretly sends attack helicopters to Ukraine – WSJ
Poland allegedly sent around ten Soviet-era attack helicopters to Ukraine, though this has not been confirmed. Poland provides military support to Ukraine and remains one of Ukraine's biggest arms suppliers. Polish President Duda visited Ukraine to honor WWII victims.
Breitbart: Comrade Elon: Musk's Tesla Pledges to Uphold 'Core Socialist Values' for Communist China
Elon Musk's Tesla and other Chinese car manufacturers have pledged to uphold "core socialist values" and compete fairly in China's auto market. This comes in response to a directive from Beijing to end a price war that has affected the sector. China is a significant market for Tesla, accounting for almost one-third of its annual sales. Musk's visit to China also drew attention to the country's restrictions on free speech, as Twitter is banned there.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Second Wave Of Banking Crisis Incoming, Crash Could Be Worse Than 2008 Global Financial Crisis, Says Expert
Macroeconomic expert George Gammon warns of a potential wave of banking failures, citing a rise in borrowing from the Federal Home Loan Bank and the Bank Term Funding Program. High utilization of the Federal Reserve's discount window would indicate dire financial situations for banks. These indicators could lead to a banking crisis worse than the global financial crisis.
#culture
The Federalist Papers: Christian Army Veteran Becomes #1 Best Seller After Small Act of Kindness by Stranger
A Texas Army veteran's book gets a boost on TikTok, leading to viral success and hitting the top spot on Amazon's bestseller list. Warner expresses gratitude and plans for future audiobook and hardback versions.
#health
The Epoch Times: The Essential Guide to Stroke: Symptoms, Causes, Treatments, and Natural Approaches
Strokes, a leading cause of death in America, occur due to a loss of oxygen to the brain. Recognizing the signs of a stroke can improve recovery chances. There are two main types of stroke: ischemic and hemorrhagic. Ischemic strokes are caused by blockage, while hemorrhagic strokes are caused by a leaking or burst blood vessel. Factors that increase the risk of stroke include family history, age, race, and certain medical conditions. Symptoms of a stroke can be diagnosed through medical tests such as CT scans and ultrasounds. Complications of stroke can include paralysis, difficulty swallowing, speech problems, memory loss, and emotional changes. Treatment depends on the type of stroke and may involve medication or procedures to remove clots.
#crime
Breitbart: NYC CVS Security Guard Accused of Stabbing Serial Shoplifter to Death
A security guard at a CVS store in Manhattan is charged with murder for stabbing a serial shoplifter to death. The guard, Scott Enoe, allegedly tried to stop the man from stealing Gatorade and creamer before a fight broke out. Enoe's mother claims he acted in self-defense. The accused shoplifter had a history of arrests for theft and burglary.
Breitbart: Man Accused of Kidnapping, Strangling Ex’s Toddler to Death with Cellphone Charger
Rashad Trice is accused of kidnapping and killing his ex-girlfriend's daughter, using a cellphone charger to strangle her. He also sexually assaulted and stabbed the girl's mother. Trice was apprehended after a chase and crash, during which he tried to take an officer's gun.
#sports
Forbes: NBA In-Season Tournament: Doubt Adam Silver At Your Own Peril
NBA commissioner Adam Silver introduced the In-Season Tournament, aiming to generate early-season interest. The skepticism surrounding the tournament is justified, but doubting Silver would be unwise. The NBA has struggled to compete with the NFL's dominance, but this tournament could bring much-needed attention to the league during the NFL's peak season.
Fox News: Bob Huggins wants to return as West Virginia's head basketball coach; lawyer claims he never formally resigned
Basketball coach Bob Huggins is demanding reinstatement at West Virginia University, claiming he never resigned after a DUI arrest. Huggins' attorney argues that he never signed a formal resignation letter or communicated his resignation to the university. The university, however, asserts that Huggins did resign and is now retired.
#technology
The Epoch Times: Apple Will Permanently Delete iPhone Photos in July: Here's How to Keep Yours Safe
Apple will be permanently deleting a photo album from iPhones in two weeks. The My Photo Stream service, which temporarily stores photos taken on a device for viewing on another device, will no longer be available. Apple advises users to save any photos before the album is deleted.
#other
The Epoch Times: American Luxury Car Brand Packard Motors Gets a Revival
Packard Motors, revived by watchmaker Scott Andrews, aims to continue the legacy of the Packard Motor Car Company, known for its speed, luxury, and quality. Andrews fell in love with Packard's American elegance and decided to bring the brand back to life, offering a new hope and inspiration. He hopes to continue the company's tradition of innovation and add unique touches to surprise and delight customers.