Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar’s home was raided early Monday morning by the Department of Homeland Security as part of an ongoing criminal fraud investigation into the Somali-born congresswoman’s immigration paperwork.
“Today in the Washington, D.C. area, Homeland Security Investigations executed a judicially authorized search warrant secured by the Department of Justice,” a DOJ spokesperson told Fox News Digital.
h/t XC and Mauser
OTTAWA — High or low, no matter what number Alberta voters cast for the cause of a united Canada on Oct. 19, the stakes are high for the country and the challenges ahead will remain for Prime Minister Mark Carney.
Born just on the other side of the Alberta border in Fort Smith, Northwest Territories, and raised in Edmonton, Carney has crafted a political persona as a Western Canadian.
Not the cattle herder or wheat farmer kind. Not a cowboy. Not an oilpatch driller. More the high-flyer business investor kind. Comfortable in C-suites anywhere. A fervent Oilers fan, sure. But less “Redmonton” than Calgary cool, able to assess risk and, above all, to manage it.
A BBC Arabic reporter who wrongly described terrorists killed in Gaza as “journalists” has a history of glorifying the murder of Jewish people, The Telegraph can disclose.
Layla Bashar al-Kloub has described Israel’s Jewish population as “terrorists” and asked Allah to “strengthen” a Palestinian TV presenter who had been labelled a Holocaust denier.
She has also described Palestinians who have been killed after murdering Israelis as “martyrs”.
Stelco Holdings Inc. has started handing out layoff notices to some of their employees at their Hamilton, Ont.-based steel plant.
Cleveland-Cliffs, Stelco’s U.S.-based parent company, has said it intends to lay off up to 500 workers, due to tariffs and market pressures beyond its control.
Stelco employee Mike Watts told CTV News Channel on Friday that he received his notice in the morning and was informed it would be his last day. Watts said that after working two decades at the company, he received an envelope with his layoff papers and was wished good luck.
Rioting that began late last week in the suburbs of Paris has now spread across France. This week there have been riots in Marseille, Lyon, Dijon, Lille, Bordeaux, Nantes, Strasbourg, and elsewhere. Every corner of the country, it seems, is beset by a coalition of violent left-wing activists and second- and third-generation immigrants from Africa and the Middle East.
Water cannons in action in Paris. Total chaos.
Follow me the next drop will be shocking https://t.co/6wrggEq0bj— Mr. Pool (@MrPoolQ1) October 11, 2026
The CEO of the American company that owns Hamilton-based steelmaker Stelco says he’s prepared to fight the Canadian government in court to preserve Stelco’s plan to lay off hundreds of workers.
Speaking Sunday on CBC’s Rosemary Barton Live, Cleveland-Cliffs CEO Lourenco Goncalves disputed the government’s characterization that the company is violating binding employment commitments under the Investment Canada Act.
Industry Minister Mélanie Joly said last week that Cleveland-Cliffs’ 2024 purchase of Stelco included “undertakings to continue to employ at least the same number of unionized employees and the vast majority of non-unionized employees as were employed when the transaction was announced” through 2029.
Sitting before his many followers, a preacher dressed in white urges the men to hit their wives if they refuse to be ‘called to bed for intimacy’.
Clasping his hands, he beseeches husbands never to tolerate disobedience, and to ‘discipline them physically… lightly hitting them to show them who is in charge’.
A scene from a film or television drama, some medieval fantasy set in a distant, untamed land perhaps?
The Fraser Institute has released its Economic Freedom of the World annual report, and Canadians should be alarmed as the country has dropped from 9th to 18th. Economic freedom correlates directly with happy, healthy, prosperous lives. Canada is still a long way from the bottom, but moving in the direction of nations such as Algeria, Iran, Myanmar, Libya, Sudan, Zimbabwe, and Venezuela is not a trend to be ignored.
Helping to deliver the parcels. https://t.co/5WJm4SZ7yw
— cats with jobs 🛠 (@CatWorkers) October 10, 2026
We are supposed to have moved on from the worst excesses of what is now being referred to as “Woke 1.0”: that period of time around 2020 and 2021 when society, as a collective, appeared to have lost its mind.
This was when, around the time of the Black Lives Matter protests in the U.S. and beyond, a data scientist named David Shor was fired from his job for tweeting out research showing that violent protest can lead to political backlash for the Democrats. It was when a curator at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art faced public censure, and eventually resigned, because he told staff that ceasing to collect work from white artists would amount to “reverse discrimination.” It was when ESPN fired an analyst before she even started working over homophobic tweets she posted nearly a decade earlier.
Lol, Woman brings in family heirloom from the civil war which they think is a slaves bracelet, turns out to be a dog collar. Even better? Slave bracelets never existed.
The look on her face at the end is pretty close to priceless. This is on the list of never not being funny. https://t.co/I936IJX1Ub
— Paul (@WomanDefiner) October 11, 2026
The prosecution of Isabel Vaughan-Spruce should trouble you whatever you think about abortion. A state which begins policing silent prayer has crossed a line no pluralistic democracy should approach.
Britain has reached a peculiar and rather sinister point in its political development when a middle-aged Catholic woman can stand silently on a public street, say nothing, obstruct nobody, threaten nobody and nevertheless find herself hauled before a criminal court because of what the authorities believe she may have been doing inside her own head. Isabel Vaughan-Spruce appeared before Birmingham Magistrates’ Court this week and pleaded not guilty to five charges arising from five occasions on which she is alleged to have breached the abortion ‘buffer zone’ around a clinic in Kings Norton. The prosecution alleges that, by standing within the zone and silently praying, she intended to influence, or was reckless as to whether she might influence, someone accessing abortion services. Her case is expected to go to trial in January.
On Friday, Donald Trump announced a surprise deal with Vladimir Putin to temporarily ease sanctions on Russian oil in exchange for a pledge to renew Moscow’s diesel exports. The morning after the pact was announced, Ukrainian drones struck Russia’s diesel-producing Novoshakhtinsk oil refinery. Trump lashed out, lambasting Volodymyr Zelensky and calling for him to be ousted.
France—long the self-proclaimed guardian of high culture, of cathedrals and Cartesian clarity, of Enlightenment rationality and the moral vocabulary of Christian inheritance—now confronts scenes of disorder that would have been unthinkable to its earlier custodians. In the streets of its cities, young cohorts drawn largely from Muslim immigrant communities assert themselves with a confidence born of demographic momentum and ideological certainty.
This is Brussels. EU headquarters. Broad daylight. A mob smashes a car, jumps on the roof, destroys everything. Media calls them "students". If these are students, what do criminals look like? Europe imported chaos and now pretends to be shocked. Europeans must wake up now. https://t.co/Uydw61aFpF
— RadioGenoa (@RadioGenoa) October 11, 2026
Woke 1 was so crazy? No, Woke 1 is still so crazy. It’s so crazy that not only did the Daughters of the American Revolution accept transgender men as members (that is men who falsely claim to be women), but that the organization leadership threatened and has now moved to disband the Martha Laird Chapter which was fighting to keep men out.
