Ex-CIA Director John Brennan’s son Kyle has been arrested for the alleged possession of child sexual abuse materials, the Daily Mail is first to report.
FBI agents took Brennan, 40, into custody at his workplace in Herndon, Virginia, on Friday afternoon.
A search warrant of his personal cell phone was executed by FBI last night, according to a law enforcement source.
A Metis man who used a stolen car to play a high-speed game of chicken with police in High Prairie, Alta., has been sentenced to 30 months behind bars by a judge who noted the driver’s Indigenous background “meaningfully reduces his moral blameworthiness.”
Daniel Tanner Bigcharles was convicted this past May in Alberta’s Court of King’s Bench on two counts of assaulting a peace officer with a weapon, fleeing from police, dangerous driving and resisting a peace officer.
Grey skies, near-constant wind and a snow-dusted, barren landscape stretching down to sandy beaches border the freezing waters of the Arctic Ocean. They provided the backdrop for soldiers getting a taste of what it’s like to operate in Canada’s High Arctic.
The land around Resolute Bay in Nunavut features a radar station, several crashed aircraft from decades past, still in pristine condition, and at least one whale skeleton.
But for Canadians seeking reassurance that the military can assert sovereignty over our Arctic, September’s exercises near Resolute Bay were cold comfort.
The US army officer arrested by British counter-terror police for spying for Russia is a crypto enthusiast who describes himself as a “change agent”, The Telegraph can reveal.
Lt Col Brandon Tyner, who was detained on suspicion of offences under the National Security Act 2023, joined the army in 2008 and served in Iraq, Afghanistan and Qatar, a US army official told The Telegraph.
The 41-year-old, who had been assigned to Nato’s Allied Rapid Reaction Corps, was arrested on Tuesday near Gloucester.
Toronto police spent nearly $45 million on overtime pay for its members to staff the 2026 FIFA World Cup — costs that were incurred over just seven weeks, but which rivalled the force’s non-tournament overtime budget for the entire year.
The Toronto Police Service (TPS) says the expenditures were planned in advance and the force doesn’t expect to exceed its World Cup budget. But critics say the overtime costs raise fresh questions about the public dollars Toronto spent to co-host the global sporting event.
Foreigners make up an incredible share of the people convicted of a crime in the German state of Bavaria, considered one of the wealthiest regions in Europe. The latest figures show that 49.7 percent of all people convicted of a crime in 2025 were foreigners, representing 52,679 people, according to data released by Bavarian Justice Minister Josef Schmid (CSU).
Landing a new job after being unemployed can be tough. For a growing share of out-of-work young people, the hunt hasn’t been this difficult since the early 1980s, according to a new study.
Among unemployed men aged 20 to 24, the share who have been out of work for six months or more has spiked to 27 per cent, the highest level since 1983.
For many unemployed women in the same age group, the job search is even worse: 28 per cent have been looking for work for at least half a year, the highest share since at least 1976.
Who exactly are the young Canadians they are referring to?
A suspected Hamas terrorist who was once a bodyguard for the militant group’s leader allegedly helped to plot a massacre on the Continent from his home in a suburban British street.
Mohammed Alfatih Naim, also known as Mohammed Alfatih, is accused by Germany of transporting handguns and ammunition from Berlin to a storage facility in Vienna as part of a network of at least eight Hamas operatives.
Canada is facing a growing maternal care crisis, marked by rising mortality rates among mothers as well as high infant mortality rates compared to other comparable countries, a new study suggests.
The report from SecondStreet.org found that Canada’s maternal mortality rate has risen 43 percent over the past two decades, and infant outcomes lag behind many comparable countries.
It is difficult to describe the socio-economic devastation sweeping across Europe over the course of the past couple of weeks.
I’m speaking of the “Dunkleflaute”. Wind drought.
💥NEW REPORT: Canada’s mass Immigration plan was written in Davos, packaged by Dominic Barton—then sold to Canadians by two parties.
🧵Full Story Below: https://t.co/8NL7vyVNQE
— Wiretap Media (@WiretapMediaHQ) November 13, 2026
With over 2M views this week of the video, the @LCBO released a statement saying, "no employees or customers were hurt during the incident.”
We beg to differ.
Society was hurt.
Law and order was hurt.
Employee morale was hurt.
Trust in security was hurt.
Public perception was hurt.
The LCBO brand was hurt.
Faith in publicly-owned corporations was hurt.The inconvenient truth is that the LCBO is robbed daily, but only those that cause a stir on social media become newsworthy.
— IntegrityTO (@integrity_to) November 13, 2026
Four teacher preparation programs receiving federal dollars are under investigation by the U.S. Department of Education after it received “credible reports” that they illegally discriminate by targeting aid toward non-white teachers.
According to information obtained by The Federalist, these programs are “designed to recruit, retain, and support future educators,” but some also operate with explicit racial intent to artificially alter the “diversity” of a teacher workforce by providing services based on race. The Office for Civil Rights (OCR), which is conducting the investigation, said the programs could be in violation both of Title VI and Title IX of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 for race or sex discrimination, respectively.
As a psychologist, I have tried to understand the phenomenon of what is casually termed “crazy liberal women,” or “AWFLs” (Affluent White Female Liberals) — those obnoxious, shrieking, irrational, intensively hateful, intrusive women whose mouths are a verbal sewer and who are forever drawing attention to themselves. One cannot view the women of The View, for example, without recognizing that there is something seriously wrong with them.
OTTAWA/WASHINGTON — Canada has the resources to strengthen Western energy security, generate enormous wealth and help shield its allies from overseas crises. Instead, energy scholar Brenda Shaffer argues, it is constraining its own production while deepening its dependence on China.
