For anyone wondering if Chicago could any more corrupt since the Al Capone era, Al had nothing on the Chicago Teachers Union. The CTU engineered a complete takeover with the ascension of Brandon Johnson to the mayor’s office. And Johnson quickly had Chicagoans longing for the days of Lori Lightfoot by not only shutting down policing, but pushing highly dubious financial schemes to benefit his union.
If you want to see what the Labour government thinks about the British public, and where its true priorities lie, then there is no better place to start than leafy Piddington. This tiny Oxfordshire village, with a population of just 350, will soon be forced to welcome around 1,250 mostly male ‘asylum seekers’. UK communities secretary Angela Rayner has confirmed she will use emergency powers to override the furious local opposition and will fast-track the conversion of a former military barracks into accommodation for illegal immigrants.
It is replacement, it is erasure and it’s happening in Canada as well.
Canada’s legal system demands that Indigenous criminals be given lighter sentences to remediate injustices, real or perceived, like colonialism and racism. Yet, a new wide ranging Postmedia/Leger survey suggests that almost half of Indigenous Canadians disagree with this approach and want equality under the law.
The family car of Julian Reichelt, editor-in-chief of the German news outlet NIUS and former editor-in-chief of Bild, was set on fire early Friday in the Charlottenburg district of Berlin. Video of the burned out car has been spread widely on social media amid concern about rising left-wing violence.
On Tuesday, Prime Minister Mark Carney called Stellantis’ now-confirmed plans to sell an automotive assembly plant in Brampton, Ont., “a betrayal” of the global automaker’s “obligations to Canada and by extension to all Canadians.”
But a previously obtained copy of the multi-million-dollar funding deal between Stellantis and the federal government suggests the carmaker had a way out when it came to closing the Brampton plant.
Iran’s election to a United Nations body responsible for reviewing the organization’s programmes has drawn criticism from several Western countries, particularly the committee’s role in human rights, women’s rights, and counterterrorism.
The UN General Assembly elected Tehran to the 34-member Committee for Programme and Coordination in a secret ballot on Wednesday, 11 November. Its members serve three-year terms and examine UN programmes and evaluate their implementation.
LVIV — “All wars are energy wars:” and in this sense, British Columbia is playing a key role in the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia.
This line — “all wars are energy wars” — exists with no single, widely attested originator. It distills, however, a widely held body of thought that modern conflicts turn on control of the oil and gas, along with the infrastructure moving the stuff from place-to-place.
The Toronto Blue Jays have issued an apology for “Islamophobic” posts made by player Anthony Santander after Santander criticized the election of Abdul El-Sayed and rightly warned of the dangers of Sharia law.
JUST IN: The FAA ground stop has been lifted after four and a half hours, according to Reuters.
More than 10,000 flights have been disrupted.
Flight disruptions are expected to continue through the weekend. https://t.co/ZcVxYSkrsS
— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) November 14, 2026
As Canada recognized Palestinian statehood and authorized record amounts of aid to the Palestinian Authority, it all happened as one of the body’s top officials is living in Canada and securing meetings with Liberal MPs.
Yasser Abbas is the son of longtime Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, and has a lengthy record of acting as an emissary for his father and for the Palestinian Authority generally.
Microsoft should never have fired Clippy…
25 years later, that paperclip is back to settle unfinished business!
Revenge is a dish served cold 😂 https://t.co/XS6GNxRNm2
— The Guvnor (@The_Guv) November 13, 2026
Senate and House Democrats have not taken back the gavels yet, but they are already talking serious trash.
“Lawyer up,” incoming House Oversight Committee Chair Robert Garcia (D-Calif.) warned the Trump administration on election night.
Not exactly subtle!
🚨 BRITISH COUPLE CONFRONTED OVER REMEMBRANCE DAY POPPIES!
Imagine being harassed in your own country for honoring the men and women who sacrificed their lives for it.
Absolutely DISGUSTING. A British couple confronted at London’s Victoria Station while wearing Remembrance Day poppies, and the woman ends up in tears.
These poppies honor those who fought and died for their country. The sheer disrespect is infuriating.
Britain, what the hell is happening to your country?!
— MAGA Vanguard 47 (@magavanguard47) November 13, 2026
On an afternoon in early October 2025, a van full of masked attackers pulled into the parking lot of a Calgary college and ambushed a group of young men caught napping in a white Mustang.
They pepper-sprayed one victim in the face. Police later found a baseball bat and sword at the scene.
The attackers even recorded the confrontation — sending a video to the parents of one victim, Kawanmeet Singh, to warn them about “what their son was doing and what behaviour he was engaging in.”
A second part of Cambridge University’s review or investigation into the Jason Arday affair has been announced. Arday, you will remember, was the young professor of the Sociology of Education, whose status as the youngest black professor ever appointed by Cambridge was greeted with an almost worldwide fanfare, and ended in his tragic death.
The first part of the investigation, announced in September, will, according to the BBC, “examine the support, interventions and protections available to Arday during the period prior to his death.” In other words, it will treat the affair as if it were primarily a psychotherapeutic problem.
