Hungary: News Aggregator Owner Admits To Have Suppressed Right-Wing Content for Years

Hungary: News Aggregator Owner Admits To Have Suppressed Right-Wing Content for Years

Gábor Holló, the CEO of leading news aggregator Hírkereső (the name, ironically, means “Newsfinder”) has recently admitted in an interview with liberal media outlet HVG that he interfered in the Hungarian parliamentary elections by censoring pro-Fidesz material and promoting a news outlet associated with the current prime minister.

Mandiner reports that in the interview, Holló said he used his control over news-ranking algorithms to influence the reach of Hungarian media outlets in line with his political preferences.

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Indian ‘idol immersions’ could harm Canadian ecosystems

Indian ‘idol immersions’ could harm Canadian ecosystems

Videos have been going around all-over social media over Ganpati idol immersions, much recently being submerged in Canadian lakes around areas in Ontario and British Columbia.

“Idol immersion” refers to the practice of submerging religious idols in rivers, lakes, or oceans after festivals, most notably during Ganesh Chaturthi and Durga Puja.

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Carson Jerema: CBC’s coverage of Henry Nowak murder an assault on reality

Carson Jerema: CBC’s coverage of Henry Nowak murder an assault on reality

The murder of British university student Henry Nowak is full of the expected tragedy and heartbreak, but also extreme injustice, rage, racial tensions, and what happens when an entire society goes mad on a particular brand of politics.

So naturally, CBC foreign correspondent Chris Brown skipped all that is interesting or relevant in the case, and instead presented his audience with coverage so outrageous that calling it propaganda would be an insult to Vladimir Putin. In an “analysis” article, titled How Britain’s far right hijacked the murder of Henry Nowak, he twisted the story by imagining a “far right” threat, rather than a story of reasonable concerns about how racial politics skewed the police response to the killing. (CBC news broadcasts of the story are only marginally better.)

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The rape of a white girl by 15 Bradford men warrants a full-scale public inquiry

The rape of a white girl by 15 Bradford men warrants a full-scale public inquiry

AS news lands with a fairy-lite flutter on media desks across the nation, that 15 Bradford men have just been jailed for 188 years for raping a young white girl, it’s worth reflecting on the words of local MP Robbie Moore from last year, when a dozen other Pakistani Muslim men got a total of 130 years prison time for raping two girls, one just 13.

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The New SPLC Indictment Is Probably Also Just The Tip Of The Iceberg

The New SPLC Indictment Is Probably Also Just The Tip Of The Iceberg

In April, shortly after the indictment of the Southern Poverty Law Center, The Federalist explained here that the indictment was probably just a start and should be regarded as the tip of the iceberg. An active investigation continued, we wrote, and more legal developments should be expected. That was correct: A grand jury just returned a more detailed superseding indictment alleging that the SPLC has been pouring money into the groups it purports to oppose.

Since that educated guess turned out to be correct, here’s the next one: This new version of the indictment is also probably the tip of the iceberg, and there are still more developments to come. You’re probably going to wait a long time to find out what happens to the SPLC, and there are reasons to expect delay from both sides of the pending criminal case.

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The West Owes Islam Nothing

The West Owes Islam Nothing

I don’t know what’s worse, junk science or junk history. There is unending propaganda about an Islamic Golden Age of the past that today’s Islamists want to recreate. Much the same as a century ago, fables about an “Aryan super-race” long before Western Christianity motivated a lethal totalitarianism. Neither is true, of course, and obscures the amazing story of how Western Civilization got us to where we are.

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The Al-Qaeda Candidate is Heading to Congress

The Al-Qaeda Candidate is Heading to Congress

Jan. 3, 2027 will be a historic day. Barring some unforeseeable circumstance, when the fateful day comes around, Hisham “Adam” Hamawy will become the first member of the United States House of Representatives to have worked for a group linked to al-Qaeda, and to have served as a defense witness for a jihad terror leader. The way the Democrat Party is going, he likely won’t be the last. And so America must face the reality: the enemies are well inside the gates, and inside the corridors of power as well. The conquest is well underway.

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Is Mark Carney a yeller or just a ‘demanding’ boss? Liberal MPs have thoughts

Is Mark Carney a yeller or just a ‘demanding’ boss? Liberal MPs have thoughts

OTTAWA — Some Liberals are defending Prime Minister Mark Carney’s leadership style, saying he can be tough when needed but has always stayed respectful in their experience.

Carney’s caucus management has been under close scrutiny ever since a report by the Toronto Star came out alleging he has lashed out at caucus members — with one saying he’s yelled at them — or made them feel like he is not interested in their concerns.

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Target store in Minnesota converts fitting rooms into Muslim prayer spaces

Target store in Minnesota converts fitting rooms into Muslim prayer spaces

A Target store in Minnesota has transformed six of its fitting rooms into what appear to be prayer spaces for Muslims

A concerned customer shared photos from the store in Apple Valley, a suburb of the Twin Cities, with Alpha News.

Signs on each of the doors, as well as one near the entrance to the cordoned-off area, read: “Ramadan Mubarak,” an Arabic greeting used during the Muslim holy month that translates to “Happy Ramadan” or “Blessed Ramadan.”

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Youth unemployment in Canada jumped 57% in 3 years, hitting levels previously unseen outside a recession

Youth unemployment in Canada jumped 57% in 3 years, hitting levels previously unseen outside a recession

In 2025, 437,000 young Canadians were looking for work and couldn’t find it, a 57 percent increase in joblessness for the demographic of 15 to 24 years old over just three years. The average young person spent an average of about 16 weeks searching for a new job in 2025, up nearly a month and a half from 2022.

Canada’s youth unemployment rate hit 19.5 percent for 15- to 19-year-olds, a level that has historically only appeared during severe recessions—yet the broader economy was not in recession, but growing at an anemic 1.7 percent of real GDP.

Carney and his corporate crony’s are more than happy to rob a generation of their future just to line their pockets.

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