When immigration officials moved to deport illegal alien Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a credibly accused MS-13 gang member and wife-beater, corporate media rushed to this “Maryland man’s” defense. Now, these so-called “defenders of democracy” are pulling a similar trick with their newfound “Virginia man.”
We have more evidence that Rep. Ilhan Omar, whose real name might be Ilhan Nur Said Elmi, likely lied about her age to try to obtain citizenship as a minor when her father applied for and obtained his citizenship. Omar has been under investigation for a while and federal authorities raided her D.C. area home earlier this month. They’re looking into several things, including whether or not she reportedly married her brother in an effort to help him obtain citizenship.
Atlantic magazine staff writer Robert F. Worth should be given credit for his in-depth reporting on the scene from the island of the economic devastation in Cuba as the result of decades of Communist oppression and mismanagement as you can see in his Monday story, “The Collapse of Cuba.”
In fact his reporting appears to be quite truthful to the extent he revealed a very painful truth about himself. Namely that he allows his TDS to take hold of him to the extent as to appear utterly ridiculous.
Just north of the highway that runs through Southfield, Mich., is Congregation Shaarey Zedek, a soaring modern synagogue that has been an anchor for Jewish life in suburban Detroit since the 1960s. On the other side of the road stands Umma, a Muslim congregation that opened this year and regularly attracts hundreds to Friday afternoon prayers.
The two congregations, both worried about the hate that has permeated the national political atmosphere, share a quiet but persistent fear that they could be victims of hate crimes at any time.
Good old Cenk. I laughed and laughed and laughed at his reaction to Hillary’s loss.
What’s amazing about the people who are offended is that most of them are not faking it. They genuinely have convinced themselves that if we complain about giving hundreds of billions of dollars to Israel, that we really are being antisemitic. That somehow that’s a trope.
— Cenk Uygur (@cenkuygur) October 27, 2026
A major problem with predicting who will win the Senate in next Tuesday’s midterm elections is that the signs of a blue wave and a polling miss look alike.
Democrats currently lead in nearly all the most competitive Senate races a week out from the election, with Republicans clinging to leads of less than 1 percentage point in Kansas and Iowa. That’s a sign of a blue wave.
Two men have been charged over the suspected RAF Fairford terror plot.
Mohmed Abdulkarim, 24, and Nouman Essghir, 24, have been charged under the National Security Act following an investigation, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said.
Mr Abdulkarim, of London, has been charged with assisting a foreign intelligence service, while Mr Essghir, also from the capital, has been charged with entering a prohibited place for a purpose prejudicial to the UK.
As France was already burning, from October 6 to 8, a statue bearing the dual names “Orange Plague” and “King of Injustice,” supposedly representing President Trump, presided over the busy hall connecting the European Parliament’s two buildings in Strasbourg. Despite the nobility of the materials used—bronze covered with 23-carat gold leaf—no expert was needed to see that this monstrosity has nothing artistic about it, but instead stems from the irrational, indeed childish, hatred felt by the “artist,” the Dane Jens Galschiot, for the U.S. president—the man and his political positions.
We’ve heard them say it before: we’re not antisemitic; we’re just critical of Israel. We don’t hate Jews; we’re just opposed to the Benjamin Netanyahu government. Yeah, the problem is that, factually, that was untrue, and only morons or the obtuse believed it. You can be critical of the Netanyahu government, but when blood money and ‘dirty Jew’ overtures ooze from the talking points, we know what’s going on. Some of us remember high school history and the propaganda a certain national socialist party in Germany distributed in the 1930s.
If you think this ad is antisemitic, you’re in a cult and don’t know it. You think Israel is owed all the money it wants from US and if Americans don’t hand it over – without complaint – they’re antisemites. That’s insane, but you don’t realize it because you’ve lost your mind.
— Cenk Uygur (@cenkuygur) October 26, 2026
Do you speak Somali?
Chances are you don’t, and the same goes for most of Ilhan Omar’s constituents, even though her district has a fairly large Somali population. In fact, aside from Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and a few other woke lefties, almost no non-Somalis speak the language, and that amounts to 96 percent or more of her constituents.
Despite U.S. officials repeatedly warning Canada not to get involved in the upcoming U.S. midterms, President Donald Trump has his own track record of weighing in on foreign elections.
Trump has endorsed about half a dozen candidates across the globe since he returned to the White House in early 2025 and even boasted earlier this year that he has “a very good record of endorsing candidates within the United States,” before touting a number of foreign candidates he backed.
No one will miss Donald Trump’s inevitable departure more than Canada’s prime minister, Mark Carney. Carney, the ultimate globalist, who previously also held Irish and UK citizenship, has skilfully employed a strident nationalism that has proved a big winner among Canadians.
Audi has been forced to defend plans to build a US car factory to circumvent Donald Trump’s tariffs despite cutting thousands of jobs globally.
The German car giant, owned by Volkswagen, over the weekend unveiled plans for a $4bn (£3bn) assembly plant in Georgia to produce 200,000 SUVs a year.
Gernot Döllner, Audi’s chief executive, appeared onstage next to Mr Trump to confirm the plans during a campaign rally on Sunday just days before the midterm elections.
So the US is doing what Canada did!
It wasn’t the threat of annexation that sparked Canada’s first pivot away from the United States and toward Europe.
It was abandon.
“It is time for us to recognize that we have very separate identities, that we have significant differences and that nobody’s interests are furthered when these realities are obscured.”
Two weeks out from the midterm elections, JD Vance finds himself at the lowest point in his career so far. A war with Iran that he privately opposed — how vigorously is debatable — has turned into a genuine quagmire. Tehran’s (predictable) closing of the Strait of Hormuz has spiked gas prices, putting inflationary pressure across the economy and making a mockery of the Trump administration’s affordability agenda. Democrats are way ahead in the polls, and competitive in places, like Texas, where they shouldn’t be. The podcast bros have soured on him, the populists accuse him of being too close to Big Tech, the Groypers point out that he’s (literally) in bed with Big Hindu. And Donald Trump still withholds his endorsement for 2028.
