Warning! If you plan on visiting the nation’s capital this summer, skip the American History Museum. According to a new report by the Domestic Policy Council, the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of American History has failed in its fundamental mission — to instill in visitors a deeper respect for the American story.
Below are the five most disturbing things about the Smithsonian’s American History Museum, according to the report.
(JNS) More and more information is surfacing to reveal that the Islamic holy war against the West isn’t just being waged on the battleground of the Middle East.
Even more significantly, it’s also being waged through a trillion-dollar influence campaign to colonize and subvert the Western mind, organized by extremists from the Islamic world.
These have tunneled into the West through a vast civic infrastructure whose real purpose and sources of funding have been as well concealed, and in their own way are just as deadly as the subterranean genocide factories in Gaza and Lebanon.
An Italian translator who says he was ‘fired by the Vatican’ for his interpretation of the original Hebrew Bible has revealed a radical reinterpretation of what God in scripture really is.
Mauro Biglino pointed to the word ‘Elohim,’ found 2,570 times in the Holy Book, which translates to ‘God’ or, in his opinion, ‘Gods.’
Biglino, an Italian scholar who worked as a biblical translator for Edizioni San Paolo, a major Catholic publishing house linked to the Vatican, suggested that instead of detailing encounters with one God, the Bible describes encounters with a group of mortal, alien beings armed with high technology.
h/t handy n handsome
THE relentless and now catastrophic decline of Christianity in Britain, which amounts to its virtual disappearance, has not been thrust upon the Church as some dreadful form of persecution. The Church has willed its own destruction; a final catalyst applied by our monarch who has formally abdicated his authority as Defender of the Faith. But the Church itself has been complicit in its own obliteration. It has co-operated enthusiastically with the forces which sought its destruction.
The story is kind of funny—an LGBTQ+ filled cruise that is being turned away from ports in Muslim countries for being inconsistent with Islamic values. However, what’s a little less funny is that, statistically speaking, most of these passengers support the Democrat party and its love affair with Islam. Indeed, at least one passenger has let his followers know that the animus the ship is facing is all…wait for it…Trump’s fault.
Gay man on LGBTQ+ cruise denied entry to Egypt & Turkey blames Trump for making countries feel “emboldened” to have “prejudice” against LGBT.
“You just cannot help but feel with this current administration people around the world feel more emboldened to do these kind of things.” pic.twitter.com/DYbvrj3FAU
— Oli London (@OliLondonTV) July 12, 2026
“This historic investment in the Canadian Armed Forces will bring strong economic benefits and jobs across the country,” said the Defence Minister when the federal government announced its preferred bidder for the navy’s submarine program this week. We’ll be hearing a lot more of this as Canada’s ambitious defence procurement program ramps up – that it will not only make us safer, but richer. But is that true? Does defence spending juice economic growth?
Good account of the sub purchase.
— Fyure (@Fyure3) July 10, 2026
A notorious people smuggler who raked in £100,000-a-week shipping illegal migrants into Britain has been living in a taxpayer-subsidised council flat in Britain.
Twana Jamal, 46, ran a criminal network which was so successful at getting people across the Channel and into the UK that he became known as the ‘Godfather of traffickers’ and ‘King of the Calais Jungle’.
Jamal was finally jailed in France for five years after he smuggled thousands of migrants into the UK – earning a fortune that ran into the millions – then sneaked into Britain himself on his release from prison.
OTTAWA – In a week that saw Toyota announce it’s moving some production from Mexico to the U.S., and a new KPMG survey finding four in 10 Canadian manufacturers have moved operations to the U.S. or are planning to do so, an international trade lawyer expects bigger manufacturing moves like Toyota’s on the horizon for Canada.
On Monday, Toyota said it will build a new US$3.6B plant in San Antonio, Texas, and move some production of its Tacoma pickup truck out of its Mexico plant over a four-year period.
U.S. President Donald Trump credited his country’s tariffs for the move, musing that it will be the largest car plant in the world.
The migrant boyfriend suspected of murdering a New York mom at her home in Ireland allegedly asked her for a bunch of money just a week before her death.
Jamey Carney, 43, had told a pal that her beau, Ahmad Al-Saqar, sought the equivalent of around $5,700 about a week before her murder at her house in Killarney, the Irish Independent reported.
Al-Saqar is now wanted for questioning by authorities in connection with the murder of Carney, who is believed to have been beaten and then suffocated in her bed early Tuesday.
Just one click away, and Canadians are able to get an inside peek into what the feds are spending their hard-earned taxpayer cash on.
However, few have the desire to search endlessly on the feds website, so instead the Western Standard has done this for readers — scoping out the feds’ Multiculturalism and Anti-Racism Program (CAHAP) Projects, which the feds claim are aimed at “building on Canada’s strength as a diverse and inclusive society.”
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We often say this: the biggest threat to Western Civilization is white liberal women, and this New York Times piece demonstrates that perfectly. Graham Platner’s Maine Senate campaign is over, destroyed by a credible rape allegation that caused him to lose all support overnight. There was no way he could continue, as access to key campaign tools like voter data and fundraising would be cut off. He suspended his campaign, and now Democrats need to find a new candidate.
Toronto is a city that prides itself on safety, diversity, and the ability to gather without fear. But on Saturday night, during the Salsa on St. Clair festival, that sense of ease was shattered. Multiple people were shot. Two died at the scene. Police urged the public to avoid the area as officers secured the intersection and searched for answers.
The tragedy is real. The grief is real. But what worries me even more is what this event reveals about the cultural climate we’ve been drifting toward for years — a climate where violence no longer shocks us the way it should.
Toronto remains a relatively safe city by North American standards and the Salsa shooting may have been Protestant gunplay for all we know.
But diversity is not a strength. It’s the reason why we aren’t “shocked” in our balkanized metropolis.
Most of Toronto’s gun crime is committed by “racialized” communities who don’t play by our rules.
The usual suspects make the news often enough to end anyone’s shock.
So long as they aren’t shooting up your tribe or mine ain’t nobody gonna care.
Stay safe re-read “The Talk”.
German woman beaten by Muslims in Germany. Europe will soon implode. pic.twitter.com/YvBs6Lng9a
— RadioGenoa (@RadioGenoa) July 12, 2026
Madrid’s regional parliament has passed what is being called the ‘conceived unborn child’ law. As soon as a pregnancy is medically accredited it will count in determining a family’s eligibility for certain benefits. After the fourteenth week of the pregnancy, if this is their third child, families will be able to access additional benefits such as discounts on public transport, grants and other subsidies. If the pregnancy is lost, families will not have to repay the benefits already received.
