Look, she doesn’t pay for a Costco membership only to be accosted by people in red MAGA hats.
This ruins her shopping experience, so please stop. pic.twitter.com/1tczWQp13H
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) September 8, 2025
Look, she doesn’t pay for a Costco membership only to be accosted by people in red MAGA hats.
This ruins her shopping experience, so please stop. pic.twitter.com/1tczWQp13H
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) September 8, 2025

The film, called ‘Critterz,’ aims to debut at the Cannes Film Festival and will leverage the startup’s AI tools and resources
OpenAI wants to prove that generative artificial intelligence can make movies faster and cheaper than Hollywood does today.
The startup is lending its tools and computing resources to the creation of a feature-length animated movie made largely with AI that is expected to be released in theaters globally next year.
“Critterz,” about forest creatures who go on an adventure after their village is disrupted by a stranger, is the brainchild of Chad Nelson, a creative specialist at OpenAI. Nelson started sketching out the characters three years ago while trying to make a short film with what was then OpenAI’s new DALL-E image-generation tool.

That’s the question Nigel Farage, leader of Britain’s Reform UK Party, asked last week at a U.S. House hearing on the censorship of free speech in the UK. Mr. Farage, who is probably the most interesting person in English-speaking politics, asked, “At what point did we become North Korea?”
President Trump should immediately condemn the arrest of Mr. Linehan and the attempts by the UK and EU to censor what we say and write in the U.S.
In case you missed the latest …
A man has been arrested in the UK for calling someone a ‘muppet’
The Police are out of control.
I wish this was a joke.
It isn’t.Absolute insanity. pic.twitter.com/yHTXPtKFBL
— Basil the Great (@Basil_TGMD) September 8, 2025
h/t XC

We’ve been having a debate about self-defence and castle laws in Canada over the past few months. Some are saying we need to pass castle law legislation while others say that’s not the Canadian way.
Not the Canadian way? Who made that BS Up?

A recent international campaign to express solidarity with Palestinian journalists in the Gaza Strip has pointed an accusing finger at Israel, while ignoring the suffering they have experienced under Hamas’s rule during the past two decades.
The global media campaign of more than 150 outlets from 70 countries, coordinated by a group called Reporters Without Borders, also ignored allegations that many of the Palestinian journalists targeted by the Israel Defense Forces were affiliated with Hamas and other terror groups.

Late last December, Canadian businessman Kevin O’Leary, affectionately known as Mr. Wonderful, re-opened a longstanding public debate over the idea of “continentalism” in North America.
Within weeks after the re-election of President Donald Trump, O’Leary pitched the merits of an EU-style economic union between Canada and USA.
“I like this idea and at least half of Canadians are interested” he said.
I don’t like anything that is said to be reminiscent of the EU and besides won’t this offend the Elbow People?
h/t DS

Police in the Czech Republic have finally arrested the driver of a Formula 1-type racing car which had been spotted on the motorway on numerous occasions since 2019.
The red racing car, decked out in full Ferrari livery, was followed to a property in the village of Buk, some 60km (37 miles) south-west of Prague, after the latest sighting was reported to police.
Video emerged on Sunday morning showing the distinctive car driving along the D4 motorway and stopping for petrol.
POLICE FINALLY CATCH “PHANTOM” F1 DRIVER AFTER 6 YEARS
For years, a mystery man in a Formula One–style car zipped down Czech highways, always helmeted, always too fast to catch.
On Sunday, police and a helicopter finally nabbed the 51-year-old at a gas station chase – sober,… pic.twitter.com/n2oG1pT0YM
— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) September 8, 2025

Perhaps the message in this bottle might be that there will no longer be any complimentary drinks paid for by the taxpayers?
No trend. The subdued perp is not “racialized”.

US President Donald Trump’s administration has asked the Supreme Court to let it withhold more than $4bn (£3bn) in foreign aid.
The administration is seeking an emergency order as it tries to claw back funds for foreign assistance programmes that have already been allocated by Congress.
A lower court last week said the Trump administration had a statutory obligation to spend the money, and an appeals court declined last Friday to freeze that ruling.

In the political version of self-flagellation, the Ontario Liberals have released an internal review of their campaign loss in last winter’s snap election called by Premier Doug Ford.
The report, which analyzes the Liberals’ third consecutive loss to Ford’s Progressive Conservatives, focused on new leader Bonnie Crombie, who brought dazzle to fundraising events but also created a “ripple of negative consequences” for potential Liberal candidates due to a delayed decision in her riding seat selection.

The anti-Trump media machine just suffered another embarrassing collapse, and it happened in front of millions of viewers.
On Sunday, President Donald Trump attended the U.S. Open men’s final in New York, and if you only followed the initial wave of left-wing reports, you’d think the crowd drove him from Arthur Ashe Stadium by deafening boos. Social media was bursting with giddy claims from leftists that Trump had been “mercilessly booed,” and the legacy media happily repeated the narrative.

York Regional Police Chief Jim MacSween’s recent comments that homeowners should “comply” with demands from violent intruders has caught the attention of several Hollywood big names.
Following the murder of Abdul Aleem Farooqi in front of his family after he “confronted” a group of intruders inside his Kleinburg, Ont., home, MacSween advised homeowners not to fight back.
France: Jihadis threaten to burn Notre Dame CHURCH in Paris unless authorities release Ibrahim Alisaoui, who killed 3 French. pic.twitter.com/rjUuzWoAlj
— Faraz Pervaiz (@FarazPervaiz3) September 8, 2025
h/t Patti Jo

At least 19 people were shot, seven of them fatally, during the weekend across Mayor Brandon Johnson’s (D) Chicago.
CBS News reported that the weekend’s first fatal shooting occurred Friday about 9:30 p.m. “in the 1300 block of South Michigan Avenue.” Two men got into an argument and a gun was produced, and the gun was fired as the two men fought over it. A 31-year-old year old man was shot in the head and killed.

Those with an attentive ear may have picked up on the distinct sound of sobbing emanating from the Department of Canadian Identity and Culture. They are the sobs of its minister, erstwhile minister of environment and climate change, Stephen Guilbeault, watching the slow but certain immolation of Canada’s electric vehicle sales mandate, as it goes up in smoke. Friday, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that automakers would no longer need to have 20 per cent of their sales be zero emission vehicles, either fully electric or hybrid election, in 2026.