King makes clear Harry and Meghan remain non-working royals

King makes clear Harry and Meghan remain non-working royals

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will not be working royals allowed to carry out official engagements now they have returned to the UK, a letter sent on behalf of King Charles spells out.

The letter is intended to clarify the status of Prince Harry and Meghan, who moved back from California with children Archie and Lilibet last month.

They will still not be able to use titles of “His and Her Royal Highness”, and remain “private citizens”, says the letter sent on behalf of the King by the Lord Chamberlain, a top Palace official.

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Trump blasts Canadian aerospace manufacturer: ‘NO MORE SELLING BOMBARDIER’

Trump blasts Canadian aerospace manufacturer: ‘NO MORE SELLING BOMBARDIER’

President Donald Trump said that Canada-based ‌aircraft manufacturer Bombardier will no longer be allowed to sell in the United States as the trade tiff with Canada continues to escalate.

Trump posted on Truth Social about the company on Sunday afternoon. Bombardier is one of the world’s biggest producers of business jets, and Trump said that the company would have to build in the U.S. if it wants access to U.S. markets.

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The hate crime hoax that is costing one of California’s biggest school districts

The hate crime hoax that is costing one of California’s biggest school districts

California’s third-largest school district is on the hook for a racial hate crime hoax, and the details appear to get worse with each passing day.

The saga began in 2022, when Fresno Unified School Board Trustee Keshia Thomas claimed that teacher and legendary Bullard High School football coach, Don Arax, called her son the N-word at practice. Arax was forced out of his coaching position in the middle of his 24th season as a result (he was not technically fired, as he maintained his teaching position). As you could guess, Arax filed a defamation lawsuit. In a 2025 deposition, Thomas said that she never claimed Arax called her son the N-word (even though she did), and she has since issued a non-apology “apology” for accusing Arax of doing so (even though she said in a deposition that she did not).

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‘I just want what I paid for’: Ontario man says $112,000 truck has been in shop for months

‘I just want what I paid for’: Ontario man says $112,000 truck has been in shop for months

When Ashley Martin from New Lowell, a community near Barrie, Ont., bought his dream truck a 2026 Ram Tungsten, he had no idea the litany of problems the pick-up would have. Even though he paid $112,000 for the luxury truck, he says issues with the new vehicle happened the same day he drove it home when a service light came on the dash.

“The first problem was on the way home on the day of purchase,” said Martin.

The truck eventually broke down at a stop sign and had to be towed back to the dealership.


What a nightmare.

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New videos of man in 9/11 lawsuit reveal extremist links

New videos of man in 9/11 lawsuit reveal extremist links

The man at the heart of a $1 trillion (£733bn) lawsuit brought by 9/11 families had extensive links to Saudi government officials and went paintballing with one of al-Qaeda’s future leaders, video obtained by the BBC reveals.

The footage, which the FBI had within days of the 2001 attacks, stands in stark contrast to Omar al-Bayoumi’s 25 years of denials that he was an extremist and a Saudi spy.

Bayoumi, who claimed to be a student when he was in the United States, is seen in one clip embracing Anwar al-Awlaki, who would go on to lead al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula. In another, Bayoumi and Awlaki are paintballing near San Diego with an official from Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Islamic Affairs.

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Six charts that explain Canada’s incoming countertariffs on U.S. goods

Six charts that explain Canada’s incoming countertariffs on U.S. goods

On Tuesday, Canada is set to slap countertariffs on roughly $28-billion of U.S. goods, ranging from carpets and cutlery to radiators and steel rods, barring a last-minute deal between the two countries.

The duties, which would cover hundreds of items, are scheduled to come into effect at 12:01 a.m.

Ottawa has said it designed the tariffs as a tit-for-tat response to President Donald Trump’s use of Section 338 of the Tariff Act of 1930 on roughly the same dollar figure worth of Canadian shipments to the U.S.

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Silencing Detective Grus is coming to MAJOR ALBERTA THEATRES

Silencing Detective Grus is coming to MAJOR ALBERTA THEATRES

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Majority of Germans see Russia as a threat

Majority of Germans see Russia as a threat

In the past few weeks, Germany has seen a drone attack on Leipzig Airport and an arson attack near defense contractors in Bavaria, while explosive devices and pyrotechnics were found at two substations in Brandenburg and North Rhine-Westphalia.

As the country enters a September featuring three vital state elections, attacks on critical infrastructure appear to be on the rise, and defense contractors are apparently in the crosshairs.

After some initial hesitation, the German government has now publicly blamed Russia for the Leipzig attack, but could the Kremlin also be behind the other attacks?


Hey ChatGPT! Do German citizens view the US as a threat?

Threat to Global Peace: A survey by the Allensbach Institute shows that 65% of Germans name the United States as one of the greatest dangers to world peace. This figure increased from 24% in 2024 and 46% in 2025. The U.S. now ranks second only to Russia in German threat perceptions.

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‘Get up, governor’: Trump takes shot at PM Carney with hockey cartoon

‘Get up, governor’: Trump takes shot at PM Carney with hockey cartoon

U.S. President Donald Trump took another jab at Prime Minister Mark Carney on Sunday, sharing a cartoon image on Truth Social of the two world leaders playing hockey.

In the photo, Trump is donning a USA Hockey jersey and standing over Carney, sprawled on the ice while wearing a Hockey Canada sweater, with Trump telling Carney: “Get up, governor.”

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EU faces 300,000 factory job cuts as China ‘colonises’ supply chains, industry warns

EU faces 300,000 factory job cuts as China ‘colonises’ supply chains, industry warns

Job losses in EU manufacturing will rapidly increase unless Brussels stops the “colonisation” of industry by Chinese component manufacturers, a leading industry trade body has warned.

Eurometal predicts 300,000 job losses in manufacturing in the rest of 2026 because of expanding competition from China, which is now enjoying a record €1bn-a-day trade surplus with the bloc.

On Monday, Eurometal will bring its concerns to decision-makers in Brussels, staging a protest using 10 symbolic coffins in a procession around the European Commission headquarters.

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Canada’s currency imbalance with U.S. ‘unacceptable,’ Donald Trump says

Canada’s currency imbalance with U.S. ‘unacceptable,’ Donald Trump says

Donald Trump seemingly has a new irritant in the trade dispute with Ottawa: The Canadian dollar.

The U.S. president took to social media on Sunday to complain about the cost of the loonie when compared to the U.S. greenback, claiming that the imbalance is “unacceptable.

“It has been that way for years — but no longer!” Trump said on his Truth Social platform on Sunday without clarifying what he meant.

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China secretly supplied Russia with components for killer drones

China secretly supplied Russia with components for killer drones

A Chinese state-owned company supplied Russia with materials to build hundreds of kamikaze drones.

The parts were sent to a firm linked to Russia’s largest energy producer, which builds the Geran drones used to attack a shopping mall in central Ukraine in August, killing at least 16 people.

The disguised transfer of the components is detailed in internal Russian documents, reviewed by The Telegraph in a joint investigation with Politico.

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WTF? Carney Volunteers Canada As a Chicom Vassal State Without Bothering To Let Us Know

WTF? Carney Volunteers Canada As a Chicom Vassal State Without Bothering To Let Us Know

Not the first time Canadians have had to rely on foreign sources for important news. It’s a perfect snapshot of the LPC’s contempt of this country.

h/t Mauser

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Stephen Fuhr was mocked for opposing the purchase of F-35s. Now he’s in charge of Canada’s defence procurement

Stephen Fuhr was mocked for opposing the purchase of F-35s. Now he’s in charge of Canada’s defence procurement

Stephen Fuhr got his “Picasso” nickname back in his days as a fighter pilot in the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF).

He’d been ordered to produce detailed attack maps, but his abstract scribbles earned him a call sign inspired by the cubist master, according to former military officials.

Today, the 57-year-old holds a more serious title: Canada’s secretary of state for defence procurement.


Unmanned drones may be the future. Maybe it is time to rethink the purchase, not abandon it.

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In German state with fewest refugees, African migrant arrested for dragging 24-year-old woman into bush and raping her

In German state with fewest refugees, African migrant arrested for dragging 24-year-old woman into bush and raping her

A 24-year-old man from the African country of Benin is being held in pretrial detention on suspicion of dragging a 27-year-old woman off a sidewalk and raping her in a bush in a small Mecklenburg–Western Pomeranian town. The police are now only reporting the incident four weeks after the initial assault.

Notably, the eastern state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania has the lowest number of refugees of any German state and, in per capita terms, is the third-lowest.

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