DETROIT — In April of this year, a Chinese businesswoman sent a message to an elderly American she had been meeting in Washington. “Xi’s team just came to [her],” she wrote, and went on to list what they had come about: procurement, rare earth metals, United States Treasury bonds, trade mechanisms, and tariff exemption for billions of dollars in non-sensitive goods.
After horrifying images of Muslim migrants who had invaded the Spanish North African territory of Ceuta killing a baby dolphin went viral, animal rights activists rallied to their defense.
“The party rejects the instrumentalization of the suffering of a people or of its animals to foment hatred,” Spain’s Partido Animalista (PACMA) party declared. The party whose former name was the ‘Animalist Party Against the Mistreatment of Animals’, was willing to defend animal abusers as long as it advanced the greater cause of Muslim migrants invading Europe.
True to their word, Hampshire Police have wasted no time in cracking down on ‘masked’ protesters. In Portsmouth last weekend, a self-proclaimed ‘gender-fluid Muslim convert’ wearing a burqa was detained, arrested and charged for allegedly refusing to reveal his (or her, or their) identity at an anti-immigration rally. The individual is due to appear at the Portsmouth Magistrates’ Court today.
She was pregnant as well. Disgraceful. pic.twitter.com/1WeWyYmC7P
— Joo (@JoosyJew) September 13, 2026
h/t Patti Jo
This weekend, the Wall Street Journal reported that Prime Minister Mark Carney is pushing for associate membership with the European Union in an effort to diversify Canada away from the United States. Though, on Sunday evening Carney downplayed the story, and said he is seeking a “unique alliance” with the EU. It’s a convenient dodge in any case as both terms are undefined in any legal sense and Canadians deserve to know what the Prime Minister is actually up to.
A California woman has been shot dead by a 22-year-old DoorDash worker who had been stalking her for months after he illegally entered the US in 2023.
Shalini Thakur, 38, was gunned down outside a Panera Bread in Sacramento as horrified witnesses watched on during the afternoon of September 8.
The suspect, Rohit Rohit, an illegal migrant from India who was allegedly released by the Biden administration, fled in a vehicle before fatally shooting himself, police said.
Reflecting on the political excitement over tariffs these past couple of weeks might lead one to conclude that someone holding the monkey’s paw had wished to see Canada reverse its Trudeau-era experiment with post-nationalism. We are witnessing a remarkable irruption of impassioned national sentiment in a formerly staid country.
This isn’t necessarily a bad thing, of course. Indeed, having a modicum of national pride is prerequisite to a country’s ongoing existence, and it was deeply foolish of Canada’s elites to make self-abasement a basic feature of our political rhetoric over the past decade.
A nurse was given a Nazi salute by an NHS colleague after he discovered that she was Jewish, an investigation has revealed.
The incident is one example of a catalogue of anti-Semitic abuse allegedly suffered by Jewish patients and workers in the health service.
The Campaign Against Antisemitism said its investigation, detailed in a new documentary, exposed “the anti-Semitic rot at the heart of our NHS”.
Malignant: Antisemitism in the NHS
Watch our full documentary on hate in healthcare now – and see just how widely this cancer has spread in the UK’s national health provider. pic.twitter.com/P3vFinVyoy
— Campaign Against Antisemitism (@antisemitism) September 14, 2026
In the late 1980s, I had the opportunity as a young man to tour Guatemala, which was in the midst of a prolonged and terrible civil war. I had the good fortune in my youth to have been fairly well travelled, and trips to Mexico had shown me how well I had it as a kid growing up in Canada. In Guatemala, though, I got to see a different level of poverty and suffering in a nation where the government was the prime cause of it.
The U.S. Air Force weapons-systems officer shot down over Iran months ago has broken his silence, recounting in an interview with 60 Minutes how he survived for two days in enemy territory while Iranian forces hunted for him and American troops raced to bring him home.
More than 1,000 demonstrators have gathered in downtown Toronto on Monday to protest against an investment summit organized by Prime Minister Mark Carney.
The Canada Investment Summit is taking place on Monday and Tuesday in Toronto and is hosted by Carney, who has invited over 100 of the world’s largest investors from around the world in the hopes of securing $1 trillion in investments in some 167 projects across the country over the next five years.
Hundreds of anti capitalist protesters have gathered at Nathan Phillips Square in Toronto to protest the Canada Investment Summit organized by Prime Minister Mark Carney happening now. pic.twitter.com/oeg06NOn76
— Harrison Faulkner (@Harry__Faulkner) September 14, 2026
NYC (Sept. 11) — A trans activist who regularly dances at Pride events rips out pages of the Bible at a 9/11 direct action. pic.twitter.com/6qtsAyaIzO
— Andy Ngo (@MrAndyNgo) September 11, 2026
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has created an army of social-media influencers to help boost his administration, a recent exposé in the Columbia Journalism Review reveals. But while the mayor’s unorthodox media strategy has gotten scrutiny, not enough attention has been paid to the influencers themselves and their views.
Some in the mayor’s coterie are relatively innocuous. But others celebrate the assassination of Charlie Kirk, claim America runs “mass concentration camps,” and make apologies for terrorist attacks targeting synagogues.
I’ll never forget going to a super store and the man at the customer service counter blatantly refused to address my friend as xe/xer.
It’s a constitutional right to choose your own pronouns. pic.twitter.com/nxngbglMDI
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) September 12, 2026
Five weeks from now, Albertans will vote on a suite of referendum questions, including the question of whether or not the province should remain in Canada or hold a second referendum on whether to leave the country.
It’s quite literally an existential question. Yet, where’s the urgency?
And that’s a problem.
Sometimes the reporting on artificial intelligence makes it sound as though its chief threat is to the jobs of assembly line workers, law library clerks, and, someday, maybe truck drivers. Those certainly are trends. You could say that AI’s “entry level job” was to displace entry-level workers. That probably has some truth if we are dealing with sheer numbers, but it should not imply that AI is merely advancing up the workplace ladder from the bottom rung.
