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America First News
28 Sep 2023
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#politics
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: New docs reveal Hunter Biden sold access to daddy Joe, “my family’s only asset”
New documents reveal that Hunter Biden sold access to his father Joe Biden via the Biden 'brand'. The House Ways and Means Committee released evidence showing Hunter's frustration with signing over his family's brand to gain access to Joe.
The DOJ worked to protect Joe Biden during an investigation into Hunter's tax evasion and foreign income. Officials instructed investigators to erase any mention of Joe Biden and hindered the investigation.
PJ Media: Senate Forces Fetterman to Wear Big Boy Pants, Passing a Formal Dress Code
Sen. John Fetterman's casual dress on the Senate floor sparks controversy. Senate passes resolution formalizing dress code.
#economy
Forbes: U.S. Luxury Retail Thrives, Leasing 650,000 Square Feet Of Space In 12 Months
Luxury sales in the U.S. are expected to grow from $70 to $75 billion between 2022 and 2023, with leading luxury brands like LVMH and Kering adding new stores to fuel this growth. These brands are prioritizing large spaces in cities like New York, Los Angeles, and Miami. Shopping malls are also leveraging luxury stores to create premium destinations and enhance the shopping experience. However, premium retail vacancy is becoming scarce, and the industry consolidation may hinder the expansion of new and smaller luxury players in the long term.
#crime
Fox News: Centuries-old Buddha statue snatched from Los Angeles art gallery in dark of night, authorities nab suspect
A stolen Buddha statue worth $1.5 million was recovered by the Los Angeles Police Department. Justin Livick was arrested and charged with receiving stolen property. The statue was stolen from the Barakat Gallery during the early morning hours of September 18.
Fox News: Illinois man sentenced for carjacking woman whose young children witnessed crime from the backseat
An Illinois man, Kewan Tillman, was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for carjacking a woman's car at gunpoint with her two young children inside. Tillman approached the woman at a gas station, pointed a gun at her, and demanded her keys. After taking the keys, Tillman sped off but lost control of the vehicle. He was later arrested after attempting to carjack another vehicle and engaging in a fight with its driver. The investigation revealed that Tillman's gun had a "Glock switch" and was capable of firing in fully automatic mode at the time of discovery.
#sports
Fox News: Eagles' Jalen Hurts suggests 'tush push' has sparked threats: 'Heard a guy wanted me hurt for it'
The Philadelphia Eagles have perfected the rugby-style quarterback sneak, using multiple players to push the quarterback forward for short yardage plays. Some have called for the play to be banned, but Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts has no thoughts on it. The play has been legal since 2005, and the Eagles have found success with it.
Fox News: Taylor Swift to make appearance at Chiefs game at MetLife Stadium: reports
Rumors swirl about Taylor Swift's love life involving tight end Travis Kelce. Swift was spotted at a Chiefs game in New Jersey with Donna Kelce and later seen leaving the stadium with Travis. Despite the frenzy, they are taking it slow and keeping things casual.
#other
Forbes: ‘Yellowstone’ Reruns Draw Millions To CBS In Smash Ratings Success Amid Strike
Kevin Costner's show "Yellowstone" has become the most popular scripted series on television after moving from cable to network TV due to actors and writers strikes. The show drew millions of viewers in its network premiere on CBS, surpassing other popular shows.