Trannies the real victims of Charlie Kirk murder says Guardian

Transgender Americans are seeing a wave of hate unleashed by Charlie Kirk’s killing

On the day anti-LGBTQ+ activist Charlie Kirk was shot, fear rippled through the left that the far right would seize the moment to consolidate power. Nowhere was that fear more acute than in the transgender community.

Within hours, Republicans were already blaming trans people; one commentator even claimed the bullets carried “transgender symbols”, a claim investigators quickly debunked. But the deeper fear wasn’t misinformation – it was the crackdown that would follow. With fragile rights hanging by the thread of court rulings and blue-state protections, trans people braced for the worst. And they were right: The right has seized on the shooting as its own Reichstag fire, accelerating a campaign to target transgender existence – now with the full weight of the Trump administration behind it.

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When U.S. Tuition Dollars Collide with National Security

In late August, President Donald J. Trump announced that up to 600,000 Chinese students would be allowed to study in the United States. He stated that without the revenue from full tuition and fees from international students, financially vulnerable schools could collapse:

“I like that their students come here, I like that other countries’ students come here. And you know what would happen if they didn’t, our system would go to hell immediately. And it wouldn’t be the top colleges, it would be colleges that struggle on the bottom.”

This policy, however, has drawn criticism across the political spectrum, even from supporters of MAGA. They argue that it prioritizes tuition dollars over national security.

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GOLDSTEIN: Families of murdered Canadians expose Carney’s weasel words on Palestine

The families of eight Canadians murdered by Hamas on Oct. 7, 2023, have surgically exposed as political theatre the weasel words Prime Minister Mark Carney used in his official recognition of the state of Palestine.

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$2.2 billion solar plant in California scheduled to be turned off after years of wasted money: ‘Never lived up to its promises’

Seen from the sky, the Ivanpah Solar Power Facility in California’s Mojave Desert resembles a futuristic dream.

Viewed from the bottom line, however, Ivanpah is anything but.

The solar power plant, which features three 459-foot towers and thousands of computer-controlled mirrors known as heliostats, cost some $2.2 billion to build.

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Liberal government frees Canada Post to end home delivery, close some post offices

With Canada Post on track to lose $1.5 billion in 2025 and contract discussions between the union and the corporation stalled, the federal government is embarking on a modernization plan it says will allow Canada Post to stabilize its finances and ensure its survival.

“The bottom line is this: Canada Post is effectively insolvent,” Government Transformation Minister Joël Lightbound said in a statement on Thursday.

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Megyn Kelly’s brutal takedown of left-wing student who said Trump rhetoric was to blame for Charlie Kirk murder

Megyn Kelly brutally took down a young liberal student after they tried to blame Charlie Kirk’s murder on ‘rhetoric’ from Donald Trump.

The former Fox News anchor berated the student at a Turning Point USA event on Wednesday, in a Q&A session reminiscent of those that Kirk held before his assassination two weeks ago.

As Kelly hosted the event at Virginia Tech, she faced a question from a student who cited Trump’s controversial remarks at Kirk’s memorial service about ‘hating’ his opponents.

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Elon Musk’s DOGE Uncovered the Biggest Health Care Heist in American History

What if I told you that cartels and other bad actors from around the world conspired to undermine the integrity of the health care system in the U.S. and came way too close to succeeding? If you didn’t hear about the bust of 324 people; the U.S.-based cartel shell medical supply companies; the pill mills pushing opioids; the doctors on the take; or how law enforcement captured many of the bad guys at the U.S. border and airports as they rushed to escape, that’s understandable. The feds revealed this potential $14.6 billion “depth charge” planted inside the Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance programs in June, while most people were away on summer vacation.

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Canada signs ‘game-changing’ trade deal with Indonesia allowing you to have your wife whipped in Aceh under sharia law!

Indonesia floggings: Aceh public punishments condemned

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has signed new agreements on trade and defence cooperation with Prime Minister Mark Carney on Parliament Hill.

The trade deal is comprehensive, meaning it opens up trade in multiple industries with the world’s fourth most populous country.

Carney said the “game-changing” agreement is the first-ever bilateral trade pact signed with a member of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations

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Antifa maintains ties to international network, as Trump admin eyes foreign terrorist designation

Antifa cells in America actively receive funding from an international antifascist network working to establish chapters around the world, though their financial ties might soon be severed, as U.S. national security officials are reportedly moving toward a foreign terrorism classification for antifa abroad.

Antifa International, an antifascist cohort helping far-left militants connect to local antifa cells or operate their own, is one of the international networks providing material support to antifa operatives in the U.S. by way of its bail fund.

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Trump’s Speech Laughs in the Face of UN Globalism

A broken teleprompter and stairs that don’t work.

We already know he doesn’t need much to mock people he doesn’t like. A video is circulating online showing Macron in New York, frustrated because the police had blocked the streets. In an unusual scene, an officer apologizes to the French president and explains that the blockade is due to the imminent passage of the presidential motorcade, which includes a dozen vehicles, police on bicycles, and the president’s car, The Beast. Macron uses his French humor (assuming such a thing exists) and tries to bribe the officer: “If you don’t see it, let me cross. I negotiate with you.” He is about as successful as when he tries to convince the French to vote for him.

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Mark Carney put Canada on a clear path away from Trump’s America at the UN

Mark Carney is no doubt aware that when he uses the word “rupture” about Canada-U.S. relations, it grates on the nerves of some in Donald Trump’s circle.

So it was interesting to see the prime minister doubling down on the rupture language in his numerous appearances at the United Nations this week. Now Carney is even using it to say how Canada will use the disruption with the U.S. to its advantage.

“In every moment where there’s a crack, where there’s a rupture, there is possibility,” Carney said at a news conference in New York on Tuesday evening.


I guess we’ll all have to get used to being poorer now. Not Carney of course.

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