The Georgia Court of Appeals’ scheduling of a tentative October 4 date to hear President Trump’s motion to disqualify District Attorney Fani Willis is a victory for the 45th president regardless of the court’s ultimate ruling. Odds that the case will be tried before November’s election now appear dwindled.
A program intended to keep inadmissible foreign nationals from entering Canada ended up increasing refugee claims to record levels, according to data from the federal Budget Office.
The number of refugee claims from travellers who bought a $7 electronic visa has risen 672 percent since 2017.
The Trump verdict last Thursday overshadowed a far more disturbing portent for New York: yet another daytime attack in the heart of Times Square, the second in a month, this time a machete assault outside a McDonald’s at 45th and Broadway.
New York’s failure to control crime — regular crime, not Trump crime — is slowing its tourism recovery, as new statistics from Broadway’s theater industry show.
Like New York overall, Broadway is having a slow rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sounds like Toronto.
A U of T encampment protester was charged with assault. A video casts new light on what happened
Video of an incident at the University of Toronto that led to a pro-Palestinian protester being charged with assault casts new light on the encounter and, according to the man’s lawyer, raises questions about the charges laid against him.
Someone messed up, Campus cops?
One of the craziest 9/11 videos to ever exist pic.twitter.com/lDT3WaTJmu
— Crime Net (@TRIGGERHAPPYV1) June 4, 2024
Britain’s first transgender judge has hit out at conspiracy theories held by “trans-hostile” gay and bisexual people, after choosing to step down from her role at the High Court.
In an interview with Financial News, Victoria McCloud claimed that the workplace was becoming more hostile to trans people and warned that employers must do more to combat prejudice against them.
Climate activists targeted the Mona Lisa at the Louvre Museum on Sunday (02 – June, 2024), throwing soup at Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece. Protesters belonged to the environmental group 'Riposte Alimentaire' (Food Response). The orange concoction splattered across the… pic.twitter.com/cx1SYcLesl
— Archaeo – Histories (@archeohistories) June 3, 2024
Junior competitive tennis coach Michael Paduch is aware that he’s wading into an emotionally charged debate by questioning a new policy that allows transgender players to compete against other girls, “without restriction.”
“It’s a complex issue; it’s an issue a lot of people care about,” Paduch said. “But I have a keen interest in ensuring that female tennis in Canada is not affected negatively by policies that are put in place.”
The time for empty talk about net migration being brought down to the “tens of thousands” is over. After it was revealed that more than 1.2 million people arrived legally into Britain last year, around half of Britons have said they want to see a freeze on all “non-essential” immigration.
The federal budget watchdog says Ottawa is withholding its analysis of the economic impacts of the carbon tax.
“We’ve seen that, staff in my office, but we’ve been told explicitly not to disclose it and reference it,” Parliamentary Budget Officer (PBO) Yves Giroux told the House of Commons finance committee June 3.
Mr. Giroux told MPs the analysis “essentially” confirms the report that his office has published. The PBO has assessed that when the economic impacts of the carbon tax are factored in, eight out of 10 households are worse off financially.
Federal housing policy – the number one government priority in Budget 2024 – is unequivocal in its approach: supply, supply, supply. And rightly so.
But the ultimate goal is not clear. In a recent interview with The Globe and Mail’s City Space podcast, Prime Minster Justin Trudeau stated that “in the coming years … [young generations] will be able to see the path towards owning a home.”
The two can’t be reconciled. Trudeau managed to screw everyone with his mass immigration scam.
It should be bigger news that Dr. Anthony Fauci has admitted that social-distancing guidelines — mandatory in many areas of the country during the pandemic, with non-compliant schools, businesses, and even churches shuttered — “sort of just appeared.” Likewise, there should have been a backlash after Fauci confessed that the public-health establishment misled the public about the efficacy of masking, and after he decided to use arbitrary “herd immunity” thresholds as a vehicle to manipulate the public into behaving in ways he found advantageous. These bombshells washed over the country, in part, because the arbiters of national political discourse were and, in some ways, remain more invested in Fauci as a symbol of elite technocracy than in the public well-being his imperiousness was meant to serve.
In response to Americans’ outcry over the political prosecutions of Donald Trump and a Manhattan jury convicting the former president on 34 felony counts, President Joe Biden declared, “It’s irresponsible for anyone to say this was rigged, just because they don’t like the verdict.” Coming from the Commander-in-Rigging, this proclamation means nothing.
The AUCC fundraises and operates in the West Bank, and more recently in Gaza, through Human Concern International, an Islamic charity Canadian media has previously accused of links to terror.
Two Islamist nonprofits in Teaneck, New Jersey, are driving forces behind anti-Semitic protests in the state, while also providing financial support to a 501(c) operating in Gaza with alleged ties to terror.
The Al Ummah Community Center and the Ray of Sunshine Foundation (RSF) have provided support to the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund (PCRF), which operates in the Gaza Strip and has partnered with fronts for the designated terrorist organization Hamas.
It’s a troubling look for the two charities that, in addition to receiving tax-deductible donations from U.S. citizens, also enjoy taxpayer support.
“Healthy Masculinity” is the most destructive school DEI program you never heard of.
The ‘Healthy Masculinity Club’ at a Portland high school is described as a “place for guys to not be guys” while the ‘Healthy Masculinity’ class at Montpelier High School in Vermont indoctrinates boys on “how traditional concepts of masculinity have harmed women.”
