Mysterious UFO drones have been spotted flying over New York City – after weeks of being photographed in New Jersey.
Staten Island Borough President Vito Fossella confirmed that the peculiar objects had been seen flying above Howland Hook Marine Terminal and the West Shore on Staten Island earlier this week.
LGBTQ2+ activists have literally made Emo Township Mayor Harold McQuaker pay for daring to stand up to them.
Although the Northern Ontario municipal leader vowed not to honour a $5,000 fine the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario (HRTO) levied against him for comments surrounding town council not approving a motion to approve Pride month, he wasn’t given a choice.
h/t Patti Jo & Mauser
“Wrestling With God,” Jordan Peterson’s latest book, is an unusual bestseller: It is a tome dedicated to the study of Scripture. In a wide-ranging interview last week, Mr. Peterson told me, “The book that you have is one-third of what I wrote.” When I laughed and said I was envisioning his editor receiving a 1,500-page draft, he responded: “That’s actually what happened.”
More striking than the book’s success is the intellectual journey of its author. Mr. Peterson, a Canadian psychologist, tells me he was a “casual attendee” at a church whose denomination has since been “absolutely laid waste” by the trends of postmodernity. When he was unimpressed as a teenager with a clergyman’s inability to reconcile Scripture and science, he stopped going to services.
h/t Yaacov
Canada will establish two new Arctic consulates in Alaska and Greenland and appoint a dedicated Arctic ambassador as part of a long-awaited strategy for a region where Russia and China are increasingly seeking to assert their influence.
The creation of a diplomatic presence in Anchorage, Alaska, in particular, is seen as important to managing Canada’s relations with US President-elect Donald Trump, which have been severely strained in recent weeks over his threat to impose hefty tariffs and pressure to tighten border security.
Two foreigners are sipping cappuccinos on a Saturday morning in a bustling restaurant in Asuncion, sharing notes on what made them decide to come to Paraguay. “You can really forget about the rest of the world here,” says one, Paul Kittson, an Australian entrepreneur. He is not the first to have come to that conclusion.
For much of the past two centuries this sweltering, landlocked country in the heart of South America has been the destination of choice for those who wanted to get away from it all. Some were utopians: such as the group of socialists from Sydney who set up a colony they called “New Australia” in the 1890s.
Others were escapees, including the Nazis who hid in southern Paraguay in the late 1940s. Still more were isolationists, like the Mennonites from Russia and Germany who came in the 1920s to preserve their traditional way of life, far from modern threats.
Charming. More Christmas disruption. @fancypants_s https://t.co/BLa60VRJou
— Patti Jo (@TheSupeHero) December 7, 2024
Donald Trump has jumped straight into action as the defender of dollar power, training some heavy fire on an enemy that barely even exists.
The president-elect’s recent salvo against the BRICs group of emerging economies was a signal he’ll move aggressively to protect the greenback’s status as the world’s premier money. Any nation that abandons it can forget about selling anything to the US and find another “sucker” to trade with, Trump said.
HOLY SMOKES: Ana Kasparian absolutely ERUPTS on the Democratic Party and exposes them as thieves of taxpayer dollars.
We need more of this from fed-up liberals.
“When I look at my life right now and ask myself, which political party has made my life worse? It’s not the… pic.twitter.com/SBhnanbwv0
— The Vigilant Fox (@VigilantFox) December 7, 2024
Many fingers are pointed in the direction of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. But the evidence—and blame—says otherwise.
This week, Channel 11’s journalist Ayala Hasson broadcast a two-part exposé on the Israel Defense Forces’ self-investigation of the massacre at the Nova music festival on Oct. 7, which took place a kilometer from the Gaza Strip. Hasson’s reports reinforced the fact that the IDF and Shin Bet top brass are to blame for Hamas’s successful day of genocide.
A total of 364 people were brutally murdered at the Nova music festival and along avenues of escape. Thirty-nine were taken hostage. The rave opened on Oct. 5 with 3,800 revelers.
This is a brutal expose. It suggests a pre-emptive strike could have avoided Oct 7 & the deaths of thousands on both sides based on information held by the “conspirators”. .
The Food and Drug Administration will decide on a ban of certain food dyes in the coming weeks after receiving a petition to review the safety of Red 3, NBC News reports.
“With Red 3, we have a petition in front of us to revoke the authorization board, and we’re hopeful that in the next few weeks we’ll be acting on that petition,” Jim Jones, the deputy commissioner for human foods at the FDA, said during a Senate meeting this week, per NBC.
According to the FDA, the agency has reviewed the safety of Red 3 —which is derived from petroleum and found snacks, beverages, candy and more — in food and drugs “multiple times” since it was first approved in 1969, but the petition has requested for the additive to be reviewed once more.
“It’s pretty stunning to have the auditor general find that Ottawa bureaucrats in Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) don’t really have any clear idea whether or not the federal government’s most expensive program is meeting its objectives,” said Paul Kershaw, a professor at the University of British Columbia’s School of Population and Public Health and founder of Generation Squeeze.
This past week, Evie Magazine unveiled its latest print issue, “The New American Dream,” featuring the striking Hannah Neeleman, who is widely recognized as the face of Ballerina Farm. Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour may have become iconic for putting a supermodel in jeans, but she never dared to feature a cover girl milking a cow in a dress.
Neeleman embodies femininity, strength, beauty, and excellence. She’s also a major cultural force that is inspiring a generation. She organically built one of the most engaged audiences on social media — 20 million across TikTok and Instagram — by simply sharing her life. She’s the co-founder and co-CEO of a thriving brand, a devoted wife, and the mother of eight children. She’s also a farmer, a pageant queen, a former Juilliard ballerina, and a talented content creator. She graciously welcomed the Evie team to her farm for a full day, allowing us to capture a glamorous, editorialized version of “a day in her life.”
Following a lightning rebel advance in Syria, Jihadi rebels came across a photo of a scantily clad Syrian leader as a young man last week.
The image shows the dictator posing alongside three other people in swimsuits as they are perched on the side of a boat in the night.
President-elect Trump’s confirmation last month of his plan to deploy military assets for immigration enforcement sparked a constitutional debate. Legal scholars and commentators quickly declared such action forbidden by long-standing prohibitions on military involvement in domestic law enforcement. But this conventional wisdom misreads both the letter and spirit of American law. A careful examination of a pair of longstanding statutes reveals military support for immigration enforcement is permissible.
