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America First News
9 Jul 2023
#politics
Fox News: Hard-living Kim Jong Un earns unflattering nickname over massive appetite for European booze, food: expert
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, known as "the fat one," is reportedly a heavy drinker and smoker, indulging in whiskey and brandy. He also enjoys European delicacies like Parma ham. There are concerns about his health, as he is believed to weigh around 300 pounds and may be suffering from insomnia. Kim is known for his brutal actions, executing officials in gruesome ways.
Breitbart: Ocasio-Cortez: DeSantis' Attacks on Teachers, Schools, LGBTQ Americans 'Go Way Too Far' -- 'Profound Political Miscalculation'
Rep. Ocasio-Cortez criticized Gov. DeSantis for his attacks on teachers, schools, and LGBTQ+ community, saying it was a political mistake. She believes DeSantis cannot out-Trump Trump and has made critical errors by alienating potential supporters in Florida.
Fox News: NBC's Chuck Todd accuses GOP of trying to 'exploit' Biden over not acknowledging his 7th grandchild
NBC host Chuck Todd criticized Republicans for attempting to exploit President Biden's refusal to acknowledge his seventh grandchild, with Todd referencing Maureen Dowd's column on the issue. Todd and NBC's Garrett Haake discussed the challenges Biden faces in balancing his family's needs and political obligations. The White House Press Secretary refused to comment on the matter. Dowd's article criticized Biden for omitting his seventh grandchild's existence and questioned the authenticity of his view on family.
Breitbart: Ron Johnson: FBI, DOJ Procedures Allow Them to 'Insulate Themselves from Scrutiny'
Sen. Ron Johnson called for whistleblowers to come forward to expose abuses of power by the Department of Justice and the FBI, claiming that they have implemented procedures to "insulate themselves from scrutiny." He pointed to the resources and effort put behind investigating Republicans or Donald Trump compared to the investigations against Democrats, highlighting a multiple-tier system of justice.
The Epoch Times: Ben & Jerry's Co-Founder Placed Under Arrest Over Assange Protest
Ben Cohen, co-founder of Ben & Jerry's ice cream, was arrested for protesting in favor of Julian Assange. Cohen and fellow activist Jodie Evans were arrested for blocking the entrance to the Department of Justice building. Cohen set fire to a sign that read "Freedom of the Press" to show his support for Assange. Many have called for Assange's release, claiming his detainment is an attack on the press.
#society
Breitbart: Alabama Official Warns Against Deadly TikTok 'Boat Jumping' Trend
Four people in Alabama have died after attempting a dangerous TikTok trend, known as "boat jumping," where they jump or flip off moving boats and break their necks, resulting in drowning. This trend has been ongoing for two years but has accelerated recently. Officials are urging people to avoid this deadly challenge.
#war
Spectator USA: The moral quandary of Ukrainian cluster bombs
Amnesty International condemns Russia for using cluster munitions in Ukraine, causing civilian casualties. US announces plans to deliver similar weapons to Ukraine, citing their need for ammunition. Controversy over ethical implications and optics of the decision.
The Epoch Times: Canada Reiterates Opposition Following US Announcement to Supply Cluster Munitions to Ukraine
Canada opposes the use of cluster bombs, as reiterated by Global Affairs Canada after the US decided to send them to Ukraine. Canada is a signatory to the Convention on Cluster Munitions and has a bill in the Senate that addresses cluster munitions. Cluster bombs are indiscriminate and pose a significant risk to civilians, according to human rights organizations.
The US decision to supply cluster bombs to Ukraine has faced opposition from various countries and human relief organizations. Concerns over the danger to civilians and violation of international treaties have been raised. Russia's Foreign Ministry also criticized the US decision.
#military
The Epoch Times: Russia 'Harassed' American Drones in Syria for 3 Straight Days: Pentagon
U.S. military drones were harassed by Russian aircraft in Syria on three separate occasions. The Russian fighters engaged in unsafe behavior, dropping parachute flares and making close passes, causing the drones to react. The U.S. military continues to target ISIS leaders in Syria, despite the encounters with Russian aircraft.
#health
Fox News: ‘Bed rotting’ is self-care, some insist, but mental health expert shares warnings about social media trend
Gen Z trend followers are embracing "bed rotting," the practice of spending long periods of time in bed with snacks and screens, as a form of self-care. While this can be beneficial for clearing the mind, too much "bed rotting" could be a warning sign of depression and can disrupt sleep schedules. Moderation is key and seeking support from friends, family, or medical professionals is recommended.
Fox News: Experts speculate climate change is increasing kidney stone cases among young children: report
Climate change and other factors are causing an increase in kidney stone cases among children and teens, with the number of cases rising by 16% from 1997 to 2012. Kidney stones, once predominantly affecting middle-aged White men, now affect children and teens, especially in the summer. Dehydration, ultraprocessed foods, and increased use of antibiotics are speculated to be contributing factors.
#crime
Fox News: Doctor accused of ‘purposely’ driving family off cliff asks for mental health treatment instead of prison
California doctor Dharmesh Patel, charged with attempted murder for driving his family off a cliff, is seeking mental health diversion to avoid prison. His major depressive disorder may be a significant factor.
#sports
Forbes: Gregg Popovich Signs New Five-Year Contract With San Antonio Spurs, Ready To Guide A Young Roster
San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich has signed a new five-year contract with the team worth $80 million. Popovich, who is the NBA's highest-paid coach, has an impressive coaching record and has played a significant role in the success of the Spurs. He will continue to be involved in both coaching and front office decisions for the team. The contract extension also shows Popovich's commitment to mentoring rookie Victor Wembanyama and the young talent on the team. The Spurs may not be contenders immediately, but they are expected to be an entertaining and exciting team to watch in the future.
Fox News: Cubs manager David Ross' heated ejection caught on hot mic: 'You're that f---ing bad already?'
Chicago Cubs manager David Ross gets ejected from a game for arguing with the home plate umpire. Ross is caught on a hot mic criticizing the umpire's performance.
Fox News: Aaron Judge explains why he sings 'God Bless America,' what it means to him
New York Yankees slugger Aaron Judge takes singing "God Bless America" at Yankee Stadium seriously as a sign of respect for veterans. He hopes fans will join him, emphasizing patriotism has nothing to do with politics. Judge, currently sidelined with a toe injury, set the AL record for most home runs in a season last year.
#science
Flag And Cross: Hawaii's Unusual Aurora: A Nuclear Bomb Triggered The Celestial Light Show
In 1962, a thermonuclear bomb detonated above the Pacific Ocean caused an artificial geomagnetic storm, leading to a display of human-created aurora that lasted for about seven minutes. The explosion had significant impacts, causing streetlights to go out, a radio blackout, and temporary inoperability of telephones in Hawaii. Similar effects can occur during powerful geomagnetic storms triggered by the sun.
#other
Breitbart: WATCH: Cops Salute 12 and 8-Year-Old Boys Who Saved Drowning Child
Two young boys save a seven-year-old from drowning in a pool in Fenton, Michigan. They quickly notice the boy in distress and pull him to safety. The child is revived and fully recovers.
The Epoch Times: Chubby Elvis? Cow Patty? 164 Kinds of Ice Cream and Counting at Kerber's Dairy
Tom Kerber's family has been making ice cream for over six decades in Irwin, Pennsylvania. Despite the nationwide labor shortage, the dairy business continues to thrive, offering 164 flavors of ice cream to customers. The ice cream is made on-site using Pennsylvania milk and has gained national acclaim.
Fox News: Six people killed in fiery California plane crash identified by Riverside County coroner
Six people were killed when a business jet crashed near the French Valley Airport in California. The victims were on their way from Las Vegas to California when the plane went down. The cause of the crash is still unknown.
The Epoch Times: Ideas for Making Both Kids and Adults Happy
Planning to travel solo with kids or grandchildren? Consider these five ideas: 1) Stay at a guest ranch for horseback riding and adventure. 2) Choose an all-inclusive resort with plenty of activities for everyone. 3) Board a cruise ship designed for family fun. 4) Join an organized tour to expand knowledge and meet new people. 5) Discuss rules and itineraries with parents to ensure a smooth trip.