El-Sayed Oversaw Animal ‘Slaughterhouse,’ and This Is Not Just a Story About Killing Dogs

El-Sayed Oversaw Animal ‘Slaughterhouse,’ and This Is Not Just a Story About Killing Dogs

From 2015 to 2017, the socialist Muslim Senate candidate from Michigan, Abdul El-Sayed, was executive director and health officer of the Detroit Health Department. In that capacity, he was in charge of Detroit’s Animal Control operation at a time when that department was engaged in some highly questionable activities. El-Sayed has boasted about how he “rebuilt the animal control system,” but he actually seems to have left a wide swath of destruction in his wake. And this is not just a story about the ethical treatment of animals.

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Trump says there are no talks between US and Iran

Trump says there are no talks between US and Iran

President Donald Trump shot down any indication that the United States is negotiating with Iran after the 60-day memorandum of understanding expired this week.

“There are no talks or conversations going on, or scheduled, with the Islamic Republic of Iran,” the president wrote Tuesday on Truth Social. “The Naval Blockade remains in full force and effect. The Hormuz Strait is open and operating. All water mines have been removed or detonated.”

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Why is Australian beef the cheaper option in Canadian grocery stores?

Why is Australian beef the cheaper option in Canadian grocery stores?

Australian beef is on Canadian supermarket shelves at much lower prices than for Canadian beef.

Some producers are concerned about their products being undercut, and some consumers are just happy to have an affordable option.

Tyler Fulton, president of the Canadian Cattle Association, said the Australian option has been around for years.


Do you see Oz Beef on offer at your local grocer?

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Vandals are destroying license-plate cameras as anger over surveillance rises

Vandals are destroying license-plate cameras as anger over surveillance rises

Adam Heimerman kept seeing the surveillance cameras on his way to work as a river guide in East Tennessee, and the sight rankled him.

More than 130,000 of the automatic license-plate readers now dot the country, according to the crowdsourced tracker DeFlock.org. The artificial intelligence-assisted devices have been embraced by law enforcement as powerful investigative tools but widely denounced by the public over privacy concerns.

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Iranian regime member deported from Canada, CBSA confirms

Iranian regime member deported from Canada, CBSA confirms

A senior member of the Iranian regime has been deported from Canada after a judge dismissed his last-minute appeal, Global News has learned.

The Canada Border Services Agency said it had removed Syed Salman Samani, Iran’s former deputy interior minister and official spokesperson.


I’m more interested in learning who has been letting his likes into Canada.

Our government appears deeply compromised by foreign powers and criminals.

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Crackdown on Sidewalk Drinking Pits British Pubgoers Against the ‘Fun Police’

Crackdown on Sidewalk Drinking Pits British Pubgoers Against the ‘Fun Police’

LONDON—In Britain, a night at the pub doesn’t require a table, a chair or even indoor shelter. It just needs a pint and somewhere to stand.

On summer evenings here, the streets are thronged with people spilling out onto the sidewalk to enjoy a pint and take a rare break from complaining about the weather. It’s a fixture of British life—and, for many, an essential right.

“The minute it’s bright and sunny, people just lose their minds,” said Harriet Stansell, 35, who enjoys cycling through London and seeing the crowded pub scenes. “Everyone’s standing outside to enjoy the sunshine while it’s there, together.”


I smell Islam.

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Carney’s final chance to convince Trump as US-Canada trade deadline looms

Carney’s final chance to convince Trump as US-Canada trade deadline looms

“Intense” trade talks are going down to the wire as Canada seeks to avoid a fresh round of tariffs from the Trump administration due to come into effect on Wednesday.

Canadian negotiators have been camped out in Washington for a week, trying to pin down some agreement before new 50% tariffs on some $20bn (C$28bn) worth of Canadian imports are imposed.

Prime Minister Mark Carney kept details of the talks close to his chest when pressed by reporters on Monday, saying that given the “very delicate and intense” negotiations, it is “not the time to negotiate in public”.

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Gross Chelsea Clinton Boasts That Killing Unborn Babies Is Good for the Economy

Gross Chelsea Clinton Boasts That Killing Unborn Babies Is Good for the Economy

Liberals love to talk about how they are beyond materialism, caring about important things like love, compassion, and Haitians, who need a new place to stalk cats and dogs for food.

But the truth is very different. The argument for being a DINK, or a couple without kids, is all about having more free time and money to do things you really want to do, like go to Costco, travel, and experiment at swingers clubs and sex dungeons. Maybe throw in a week or three in a polycule, and you have a full life, right?


Ghoul is right.

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It’s Crunchtime Again for Canada to Avoid New U.S. Tariffs

It’s Crunchtime Again for Canada to Avoid New U.S. Tariffs

Canada is bracing for a U.S. tariff deadline arriving at midnight on Tuesday, when a number of new levies by the Trump administration will come into effect unless negotiators strike an 11th-hour deal.

The United States’ trade representative, Jamieson Greer, who is heading the talks for the U.S. side, said last week that the negotiators were reviewing options and that he expected Canada to drop certain measures it had already taken in response to U.S. tariffs.

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‘Our task is to laugh at these enemies’: the Ukrainian unit posting drone videos of Russian soldiers’ last moments

‘Our task is to laugh at these enemies’: the Ukrainian unit posting drone videos of Russian soldiers’ last moments

To many observers they will appear dehumanising and offensive. To many Ukrainians, however, they are a brutal reminder of the fate that awaits Russian soldiers who take part in Vladimir Putin’s invasion, as well as a potent propaganda weapon.

Over the past year and a half, videos of kamikaze drones chasing Russian service personnel to their deaths have become a distinctive genre on social media. They are the brainchild of Robert Brovdi, the head of Ukraine’s unmanned systems forces and founder of “Magyar’s Birds”, named after his call sign.

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House public safety committee to hold special meeting on accused NATO spy

House public safety committee to hold special meeting on accused NATO spy

OTTAWA — The House of Commons public safety committee will meet Monday to decide whether to investigate potential security screening failures, after a Canadian woman was arrested in Belgium for allegedly spying on NATO.

On July 25, Belgian authorities announced the arrest of a “Canadian national of Chinese origin” on suspicion of spying for a third country while working as an intern at NATO’s central military headquarters in southern Belgium. The suspect was subsequently identified as Biwei “Claire” Zhang, a computer science and systems engineering graduate in her early 30s who’d previously held positions at multiple Canadian federal agencies.

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Who was on the list? Who received the list?

Who was on the list? Who received the list?

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Netanyahu party campaign billboard likens Mamdani to leaders of Iran and Hezbollah

Netanyahu party campaign billboard likens Mamdani to leaders of Iran and Hezbollah

Benjamin Netanyahu’s party has compared the New York City mayor, Zohran Mamdani to the leaders of Iran and Hezbollah on a campaign billboard.

The billboard in central Tel Aviv depicts Mamdani alongside the Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Iran’s supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei, and the chief of the militant group Hezbollah, Naim Qassem.

“They want Netanyahu to lose … Don’t let them win,” says the poster featuring the logo of Netanyahu’s rightwing Likud party.

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