The President of Mexico has vowed to sue the United States after a criminal illegal from Mexico was killed by an ICE agent in Houston, Texas.
h/t handy n handsome.
The President of Mexico has vowed to sue the United States after a criminal illegal from Mexico was killed by an ICE agent in Houston, Texas.
h/t handy n handsome.
A Canadian drug trafficker who spent more than three years on the run — recently wanted by U.S. authorities in connection with a cross-border gun-smuggling plot involving a “sophisticated” criminal organization — has been captured while working out at a gym in Medellín, Colombia.
Video posted online by Colombia’s defence minister Wednesday night shows heavily armed security forces raiding the facility and a man later escorted away in handcuffs.
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Sin pausa y con contundencia contra el narcotráfico.
Nuestra @PoliciaColombia, en… pic.twitter.com/Q0EorPdoDS— Pedro Arnulfo Sanchez S. Orgullosamente Colombiano (@PedroSanchezCol) July 9, 2026
At the protests against the Alternativ für Deutschland’s (AfD) party conference in Erfurt last weekend, a reporter for Apollo News was chased through the crowd and kicked in the head. He suffered a bloody wound. The next day, representatives of the anti-AfD alliance ‘Widersetzen’ were asked repeatedly if they condemned the attack. Initially they refused. Eventually, one activist replied: “Fascists with a press pass are still fascists.”
Canada has spent years asking who is interfering inside its borders. Operation Hard Ball raises a harder question: who is using Canada to interfere, intimidate, or operate beyond them?
That is the core of reverse foreign interference. The term is not yet part of Canadian law, but it belongs in Canada’s national-security vocabulary. It describes cases in which transnational criminal, extremist, or digitally enabled networks use Canadian territory, legal protections, diaspora communities, transport routes, immigration systems, or digital space to target people, institutions, or foreign jurisdictions from Canadian soil.
Here at the bonfire in #Moygashel. And let me tell you, I am shocked and horrified.
We need Sadiq Kunt here immediately with some public prayers for the Mujahideen @SadiqKhan pic.twitter.com/gGSxaoHX6E
— Katie Hopkins (@KTHopkins) July 9, 2026
Vladimir Putin’s war against Ukraine was never about protecting Russians or strengthening Russia’s place in the world. It was always a war of neo-imperialist vanity, consolidation of power, organized theft and cultural annihilation.
When Putin announced his “special military operation” in February 2022, he claimed Russia was eliminating imaginary “Nazis” in Ukraine. In reality, the objective was to destroy Ukrainian identity, language and culture, re-colonize a democratic European nation, and prove to the Russian people and the world that Putin remained a leader of historic consequence.
How many times is this “The end of Putin”? Grift is the only constant.
First look at Elliot Page as a Greek warrior in The Odyssey 😭 pic.twitter.com/a4F6cY06ln
— Dr. Clown, PhD (@DrClownPhD) July 8, 2026
Is crime falling? Some conservatives, notably Steve Bannon, argue that Americans should ignore the FBI’s crime statistics showing record drops in violent crime. The murder rate last year fell to the lowest rate ever recorded, and the violent crime rate is clearly at the lowest in many decades. But Bannon recently declared that “nobody believes” FBI crime data or its director, Kash Patel, adding: “I don’t want to hear any more statistics about how crime’s coming down.”
That skepticism overlooks an important distinction.
The brutal, senseless murder of 18-year-old Henry Nowak by Vickrum Digwa in the U.K. has shocked the Western world.
What angered so many British citizens – as well as Europeans and even Americans – is the callous manner in which the British police doubted and downplayed Digwa’s version of events and even handcuffed the dying and bleeding Nowak because of his killer’s false accusations of “racism.”
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney says a new oil pipeline from Alberta to British Columbia’s southwest coast will reduce Canada’s reliance on sales to the United States and boost the country’s capacity for exports to Asia.
But Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has warned that rejecting a pipeline route to B.C.‘s northwest coast will “simply lead tankers to take the oil south down to the California west coast.”
Little Italy is a New York City landmark. It’s a cultural touchtone where movies have been set. Tourists troop over to pick up Sopranos t-shirts and go out to an Italian restaurant.
‘Little Palestine’ is Islamic colonialist nonsense that no one had ever heard of. But the Mamdani regime predictably put out a map of what it claimed were “New York City Immigrant Enclaves” which listed ‘Little Palestine’, ‘Little Pakistan’, ‘Little Yemen’, ‘Little Albania’ and ‘Little Egypt’, but didn’t mention ‘Little Italy.’
The Covid pandemic began over six years ago, killed millions, cost the world trillions of dollars and caused untold tragedy. Despite its world-historical significance, there are still many unanswered questions about the virus.
A Canadian couple is suing the surrogate mother who carried their son, two years after she refused their request to abort the fetus because of a cleft lip and possible genetic abnormalities.
The Ontario-based surrogate insisted that more tests be conducted and eventually the same-sex couple agreed to let the pregnancy continue, as specialists indicated he was a healthy child with a relatively minor birth defect.
NASA’s chief administrator confirmed in a bombshell interview that the space agency has taken images of objects which can only be described as UFOs.
Jared Isaacman, who took over as leader of NASA in December 2025, said real imagery captured from space could not be explained away as a comet or other natural phenomenon.
While Isaacman stopped short of calling it proof of alien life, he was confident that the ultimate conclusion would be that the universe is full of extraterrestrial life, which humans have not yet discovered.
Show me the damn spaceship.
ANKARA, Turkiye – Prime Minister Mark Carney was given a personalized, engraved pistol and live ammunition by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan as he departed the NATO summit in Ankara on Wednesday.
The Prime Minister’s Office confirmed all NATO leaders received the unusual gift from Erdogan.
Global Affairs Canada said in a statement to reporters travelling with Carney that the gun has been turned over to the RCMP.