Meet America’s New Un-Americans… the DSA

Meet America’s New Un-Americans… the DSA

An all-time favorite whipping boy of the American Left is the House Committee on Un-American Activities. Most readers wouldn’t recognize the group by its proper acronym — HCUAA — but they certainly know the Left’s reordered, twisted acronym: the dread “HUAC.” That translates to the “House Un-American Committee.” Improperly rendered, yes, but the label has stuck. You can succeed at such propaganda when your ideology pervades the media, Hollywood, academia, the culture — what we at The American Spectator have long called the Kultursmog.

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Concession Carney faces his Neville Chamberlain moment

Concession Carney faces his Neville Chamberlain moment

As U.S. President Donald Trump’s Aug. 19 deadline approaches, Prime Minister Mark Carney is making concessions to keep looming tariffs at bay. This could prove to be a defining moment in deciding the fate of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, for the choices are stark: appeasement or defiance, with little room for maneuver in between.

The Globe and Mail has reported that a deal may be in the making in which the U.S. lowers – but does not remove – duties on steel and aluminum and perhaps autos and forest products. In exchange, Canada would remove retaliatory tariffs on autos and take action on other U.S. irritants such as alcohol and dairy.

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The Cambridge diversity scramble that led to Arday fiasco

The Cambridge diversity scramble that led to Arday fiasco

Hilary Cremin, the head of Cambridge University’s Faculty of Education, could not stop smiling as she welcomed Jason Arday to her department as a professor. “We are so lucky to have you,” she beamed. “You are the best in the world in terms of the research that you do.”

Those words have come back to haunt Prof Cremin after Mr Arday resigned on Wednesday night following weeks of damaging revelations by The Telegraph about his apparent plagiarism and partially fabricated CV.

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GUNTER: Liberal refugee claimant policy burdens Canada’s health care

GUNTER: Liberal refugee claimant policy burdens Canada’s health care

That didn’t take long.

Back in May, as part of a promise in the last federal budget to lower the cost of providing health care for unproven refugee claimants and asylum seekers, the federal government announced that newcomers awaiting hearings on their permanent residency would be required to pay 30% of their health care costs and four dollars on all prescriptions.

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‘Systemic’: Students speak out about antisemitism on Canadian campuses

‘Systemic’: Students speak out about antisemitism on Canadian campuses

OTTAWA – Alexa Barett-Taller says she experienced a number of antisemitic incidents during her time at Ottawa’s Carleton University, but one stands out in particular – as it involved her professor.

“The professor actually decided to explicitly say that the Jewish people were to blame for Oct. 7,” Barett-Taller said in an interview with CTV News.

This was in the aftermath of the 2023 massacre of Jews by Hamas, and Barett-Taller says she had specifically approached her professor ahead of the class to ask that the topic be discussed with “care and nuance.” She felt her concerns were never heard.

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Will it get better? No it won’t. Not without remigration. h/t Patti Jo

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Ex-NBA player, GOP Senate hopeful Royce White to declare for WNBA Draft as transgender

Ex-NBA player, GOP Senate hopeful Royce White to declare for WNBA Draft as transgender

Former NBA player Royce White plans to declare for the 2027 WNBA Draft and claims he now identifies as transgender — the second former pro to test the league’s policy on trans athletes.

White, 35, a Republican candidate for US Senate who only played three games in his short NBA career, made the announcement on Friday on the heels of former first round draft pick and Knicks center Enes Kanter Freedom’s declaration earlier in the day.

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Hogg to Schumer: Get Out of Our ‘Big Tent’ and Take Moderates With You

Hogg to Schumer: Get Out of Our ‘Big Tent’ and Take Moderates With You

Do Democrats really have a big tent? Or do they have a gulag with auxiliary pup tents?

Earlier this week, Chuck Schumer tried putting lipstick on a pig when yet another of his preferred Senate candidates went down to defeat. In June, Graham Platner walloped Janet Mills in Maine, only to withdraw when accused of rape while Der Oysterführer’s progressive allies stood by him even after earlier allegations of domestic assault. Maine Democrats then anointed progressive Troy Jackson to replace Platner, only to discover that he’s been cohabiting with his second cousin for decades.

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Ontario man who pimped out and impregnated a teen sentenced to one more day in jail

Ontario man who pimped out and impregnated a teen sentenced to one more day in jail

An Ontario man who pimped out an 18-year-old and then later impregnated her was recently sentenced to one additional day in jail on top of what he’d already served.

The 47-year-old man pled guilty in Ontario’s Superior Court of Justice to procuring her to offer sexual services between April 2015 and March 2018, and obtaining a material benefit knowing it was a crime. A ban has been placed on publication of information that would identify the victim.

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Sister of Viral Charlotte Assailant Wants Her Brother in Jail, Not Released AGAIN

Sister of Viral Charlotte Assailant Wants Her Brother in Jail, Not Released AGAIN

The sister of a serial criminal who filmed himself beating women in North Carolina criticized authorities for releasing him so many times and thus facilitating the assaults.

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TTC Launches Crack Ho Express Streetcar Service

TTC Launches Crack Ho Express Streetcar Service

There’s nothing like the smell of a crack pipe in the morning!

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Dan Caine looking for ‘off-ramp’ for Iran war due to limited military options: Report

Dan Caine looking for ‘off-ramp’ for Iran war due to limited military options: Report

Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen. Dan Caine is reportedly looking for an “off-ramp” to the Iran War and discussing his concerns about the options available for escalating the conflict in private conversations.

The details come from a CNN report, which also says Caine is not the only Trump administration official to privately be eyeing a way to exit the conflict. The report comes as the U.S. wades into its sixth month at war with Iran, as U.S. and Iranian officials have cycled through on-and-off negotiations for peace after the ceasefire, inked in April, crumbled in early July.

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