A foreign member of Antifa violently ambushed me as I was wrapping up a debate stand in Cambridge.
They grabbed the table, threw it at me, and then began attacking both me and my cameraman.
More footage to come. The scenes today were absolutely ridiculous. https://t.co/njO0YNDYmO
— Young Bob (@YoungBobRB) November 3, 2026
h/t Patti Jo
Tuesday night saw a lot of upsets for Republicans. Usual Republican stalwarts like South Carolina and Texas went blue. Democrats strengthened their grip on North Carolina, and they dragged Iowa and Ohio back into purple state territory. But while those races garnered national attention before Election Day, the most surprising upset of the night flew completely under just about everyone’s radar.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is not happy about the European Union’s approach to Ukraine negotiations. In a letter to European Council President António Costa this week, she demanded a discussion on who will lead the EU in coming talks, arguing that the bloc’s current fragmentary approach leaves it powerless.
VANCOUVER, BC, Nov. 3, 2026 /CNW/ — Over a recent five-year period, the United States added 7.6 private-sector jobs per 1,000 working-aged people, but Canada added none, according to a new study published by the Fraser Institute, an independent non-partisan Canadian public policy think-tank.
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One recent date in particular should be seared into the minds of future historians. That date is 6 November 2025, the moment that the UK completed its slow mutation from a tolerant democracy into an ugly patchwork of sectarian fiefdoms. It was the day that Birmingham hosted a football match from which Jewish Israelis were explicitly banned because the city’s Muslim population demanded it.
‘Danegeld’. Such an ugly word, don’t you think? So, what should we call it instead? Reparations, or Project Spire perhaps? A reckoning with the past? Grown-up politics for a grown-up nation? Or, as Charles Ryder’s father might have said over the breakfast table, let’s just say it’s the right thing to do, and leave it at that.
OTTAWA — Conservative immigration critic Michelle Rempel Garner accused Prime Minister Mark Carney on Friday of concealing plans that could allow as many as 654,000 people to obtain permanent residency in Canada next year, well above the government’s official target of 380,000.
In a statement released a day after the Liberals tabled their 2026 federal budget, Rempel Garner said the government’s immigration plan contains additional measures that could push admissions beyond the previous record of roughly 484,000 set in 2024.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Months after Gov. Ron DeSantis labeled three groups in Florida as “terrorist organizations,” those designations have now become officially effective.
The designations stem in part from a state law that was approved earlier this year, which allows the state to designate terrorist organizations based on certain factors.
Shortly after the law took effect, DeSantis announced that he would impose the terrorist designation on:
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement announced the designations had officially taken effect on Thursday, meaning these three groups will now be treated as “domestic terrorist organizations.”
h/t kiki9
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Within hours of his party winning majorities in both chambers of the U.S. Congress this week, a leading Democrat made it clear that his colleagues intend to use control of the Senate Finance Committee in the next Congress to pursue affordability for Americans and accountability.
That could be good news for Canadians looking for an end to the trade war with the U.S.
Tuesday’s devastating midterm defeat has brought long-simmering Republican divisions into the open, with Vice President JD Vance distancing himself from Donald Trump’s Iran war after Democrats seized both chambers of Congress. The intervention has also intensified the emerging struggle over Trump’s political succession in 2028.
According to Fox News Digital, White House officials met on Wednesday, 4 November, to coordinate post-election messaging, one source said, while another described it as a routine meeting. Afterwards, Vance published a lengthy statement on X squarely blaming the war for the Republican wipeout.
The men and women comprise a sickening constellation of evil.
The horrors they inflicted may differ, but their commonality is that their crimes were so egregious, such an affront to decency that only death would set them and the public free.
A century ago, almost every child lived where their ancestors did. They were born into large families who inhabited the same homes, streets, and towns for generations. Relatives, neighbors, and churches were integral parts of their social lives. In this tight-knit high-trust society, they would find spouses in the local community and repeat the cycle of life with their own children.
The Oilers lost to the Detroit Red Wings on 26 October, but Edmonton captain Connor McDavid got an assist anyway. He’s been doing that a lot lately. Just 16 games into the year, McDavid has 31 assists. It’s the fastest anyone has ever hit that milestone in any NHL season. But on that night in late October, many fans in Edmonton were unable to see McDavid’s feats – including patrons of a local bar – because it was one of nine Oilers games this season that are only available via a subscription to a premium streaming service.
Texas has fallen. Florida’s new governor is ready. 🐊 https://t.co/cTdVvBa9Q4
— Dr. Clown, PhD (@DrClownPhD) November 5, 2026
Tuesday’s election wasn’t a blue wave or even a blue tsunami: It was a blue apocalypse.
Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-Fla.), who leads the one notable bright spot on the map, referred to the wipeout as “close to an extinction-level event” for the GOP. It was the worst midterm defeat for one party in over a half-century.
Much of the postmortem conversation has focused on why this massacre happened. Was it the Iran war? Was it the tariffs? Was it corruption? Was it the “Epstein files” mess?
