Hegseth slams NATO and ‘middle powers’ talk, launches Europe troop review

Hegseth slams NATO and ‘middle powers’ talk, launches Europe troop review

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Thursday lashed out at NATO allies during the announcement of a six-month Pentagon review of U.S. forces in Europe, saying the future of the alliance depended on others stepping up their defence spending.

He also appeared to take a veiled dig at recent remarks made by Prime Minister Mark Carney about middle powers needing to band together.


Europe like Canada will have to contend with a huge 5th Column and traitor class capable of upending any effort at self defense.

When you invite the enemy to overrun your country expect negative consequences Canada.

Canada is not capable of defending its borders and there will no Band of Middle Powers riding to the rescue.

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How a $15 Billion Fujian Scam Empire That Preyed on Americans Bought Protection Inside China’s Security State

How a $15 Billion Fujian Scam Empire That Preyed on Americans Bought Protection Inside China’s Security State

WASHINGTON — When United States prosecutors moved last October to seize roughly 127,271 bitcoin — about $15 billion, the largest forfeiture in American history — the headlines fixed on the number. But The Bureau’s investigation into Chinese-run Cambodian scam compounds — operations that prey on Western citizens — finds something more explosive buried in hundreds of case records.

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NATO: US lashes out, alliance head says everything’s fine

NATO: US lashes out, alliance head says everything’s fine

US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth on Thursday berated NATO alliance partners over their military spending and lack of initial support for the US war in Iran.

Addressing fellow defense ministers at NATO headquarters in Brussels, Hegseth doubled down on US President Donald Trump’s threat to withdraw troops from Europe — where Washington stations them in order to aid in the defense of Europe, as well as to enable the more rapid projection of US military might abroad.

Hegseth said Washington would conduct a review to “examine America’s force posture and basing in Europe.”

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RCMP officer charged with threatening Donald Trump

RCMP officer charged with threatening Donald Trump

An RCMP officer based in Quebec has been charged with uttering threats online toward U.S. President Donald Trump while he was deployed to oversee security operations at the G7 summit last year in Alberta.

According to the RCMP, the officer, 34-year-old Evenson Dumerlus of St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Que., allegedly posted a video on his Snapchat account “in which he made threatening comments” toward the president.

The RCMP did not divulge the nature of the alleged threat due to the ongoing investigation.

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Trump’s homeland security chief says pressure on Mexican cartels pushing crime to Canadian border

Trump’s homeland security chief says pressure on Mexican cartels pushing crime to Canadian border

The U.S. crackdown on drug trafficking on the border with Mexico has triggered an increase in criminal activity coming across the border from Canada, according to Markwayne Mullin, the U.S. secretary of homeland security.

Speaking to an audience in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday alongside Canada’s Minister of Public Safety Gary Anandasangaree, Mullin said law enforcement officials are seeing an increase in fentanyl trafficking from Canada, something he attributed to U.S. efforts against Mexican cartels at the southern border.

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LILLEY: Carney set to buy Swedish Gripen jet, and then what?

LILLEY: Carney set to buy Swedish Gripen jet, and then what?

The Gripen fighter jet built by Sweden’s Saab has lost whatever open competition the Canadian military has held between it and the F-35. Despite this, the Carney government appears set to announce that it will buy the Gripen.

The leadership of the Royal Canadian Air Force, the leadership at the Department of National Defence, and Defence Minister David McGuinty all back proceeding with the planned purchase of 88 F-35 fighter jets.

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Texas parole supervisor is fired for supporting killer Karmelo Anthony and saying ‘it’s a good thing white people had to bury one of their own’

Texas parole supervisor is fired for supporting killer Karmelo Anthony and saying ‘it’s a good thing white people had to bury one of their own’

A Texas parole supervisor has been fired for posting outrageous remarks about slain teen Austin Metcalf after he was stabbed to death by Karmelo Anthony at a track meet.

Donna Murray Robinson, 35, of Houston, took to Facebook during Anthony’s recent trial to rejoice that his victim was white.

‘It’s about time these fkng [sic] bigots feel the pain that they have inflicted on other groups of people since the beginning of time!’ she wrote from her now-deleted account.

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Carney says he had several talks with Trump during G7 despite no official meeting

Carney says he had several talks with Trump during G7 despite no official meeting

Prime Minister Mark Carney says he had several informal discussions with U.S. President Donald Trump during the G7 summit in France, despite not having an official meeting.

Carney told reporters during the final day of the summit Wednesday that the president only had scheduled bilateral meetings with French President Emmanuel Macron and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

While Macron is the only G7 leader Trump has met with at the G7 so far, he has held bilateral meetings with the leaders of Qatar and the United Arab Emirates.

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Dawn or Twilight? America at 250

Dawn or Twilight? America at 250

Today, no one reasonably well-informed doubts that America faces serious perils. And notwithstanding President Trump’s strong foreign policy leadership, the greatest threats to our country still come from within, rather than from foreign adversaries.

Recent statistics indicate that violent crime has decreased from 2024 to 2025 by an estimated 9.3 percent, in categories such as murder, robbery, rape, aggravated assault, and property crime. These are conventional crime categories reported to police. However, “lawlessness” can mean different things to different people.

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Hot mic moment at G7 catches Carney, Trump talking about Chinese EVs

Hot mic moment at G7 catches Carney, Trump talking about Chinese EVs

Prime Minister Mark Carney may not have a bilateral meeting planned yet with U.S. President Donald Trump, but a hot microphone caught them talking about trade at the G7 leaders’ summit in Évian-les-Bains, France.

Carney can be seen on camera, leaning in to talk to Trump, who was sitting at the leaders’ table ahead of a working luncheon.

A microphone in the room faintly picks them up, apparently talking about Canada’s recent agreement with China to allow a small number of Chinese EVs into the Canadian market at a lower tariff rate.


The CBC is optimistic all our troubles are solved.

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Gordie Howe bridge debacle is a mess of Carney’s own making

Gordie Howe bridge debacle is a mess of Carney’s own making

As the July 1 Canada-US-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) trade pact renewal deadline looms, Canada’s negotiating strategy continues to defy logic.

On Tuesday, Prime Minister Mark Carney “confirmed” that the $6.4 billion Gordie Howe bridge would be opening at the end of this week — at long last. I took that as a sign of warming relations., As recently as February, President Donald Trump insisted that American politicians negotiated an insufficient share of the toll revenue, despite the fact that the project was 100 per cent financed by Canadian taxpayers.

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Trump and thousands of others watch UFC fight on White House lawn

Trump and thousands of others watch UFC fight on White House lawn

US President Donald Trump celebrated his 80th and America’s 250th birthday with an Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) event on the White House lawn.

Trump and thousands of other mixed martial arts fans watched on as American fighter Justin Gaethje beat Spanish-Georgian opponent Ilia Topuria to win the lightweight championship in the main event.

The fight night – the first ever professional sporting event held at the presidential residence – was delayed by an hour amid fears of thunderstorms.

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