This is what happens when you don’t give your kid an iPad pic.twitter.com/Pi7D7JJZsV
— vids that go hard (@vidsthatgohard) October 21, 2024
This is what happens when you don’t give your kid an iPad pic.twitter.com/Pi7D7JJZsV
— vids that go hard (@vidsthatgohard) October 21, 2024

Marie-Philippe Bouchard, a seasoned executive from a Quebec news channel, has been tapped to lead Canada’s national public broadcaster.
Bouchard’s appointment as the next President and CEO of CBC/Radio-Canada was announced on Oct. 22. She will begin her five-year term on Jan. 3, 2025.
Bouchard has been President and CEO of TV5 Québec Canada since February 2016, overseeing the TV5 Unis channels and other digital platforms for Francophone audiences in Canada. Before joining TV5 Québec Canada, she held senior executive positions at CBC/Radio-Canada, managing various departments including legal, strategic, and digital services.
Just think, she may not finish her 5 year term if a certain promise is kept.
Weaponized drones have absolutely changed the way the game is played…#ukraine #war #russia #drone #FPV pic.twitter.com/tAwNK3uMn9
— Mrgunsngear (@Mrgunsngear) October 22, 2024

A U.S. Republican congressman is calling Prime Minister Justin Trudeau a “threat” to NATO’s stability and success, saying Canada’s defence spending and military contributions aren’t enough.
U.S. Rep. Mike Turner made the comments in an op-ed in Newsweek suggesting “Trudeau, not (Donald) Trump, is a threat to the stability and success of NATO” because of the country’s long-standing lag on a plan to hit the agreed upon target for members to spend two per cent of their GDP on defence.
A severe case of Trump Derangement Syndrome. pic.twitter.com/ulVkCETMPo
— Joel Fischer (@realJoelFischer) October 23, 2024

OTTAWA — Liberal MPs are gearing up for a high stakes caucus meeting on Wednesday that could see multiple calls for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to resign, but it is unclear what, if anything, will come of the internal revolt or if it will simply fizzle out.
Before the cabinet meeting, Liberal ministers on Tuesday were reaffirming their confidence in Trudeau in droves while downplaying the idea that dozens of MPs had added their signatures to a letter to ask the prime minister to step down for the good of the country.

A Muslim wife and her husband allegedly attempted to murder her former lover in a Chick-fil-A parking lot after her spouse uncovered the affair.
Hanna Alolaimi, 35, and her husband Omar Bishtawi, 48, face charges of aggravated kidnapping and aggravated assault after allegedly trying to kill her unidentified ex-boyfriend on Saturday night.
The couple lured her ex-lover, who is a DoorDash driver, to a Chick-fil-A parking in Houston, Texas, where they ambushed him, held a gun to his head, and shot him twice in the leg and foot, according to KHOU.

Canada’s auditor general will conduct a full audit of all government contracts awarded to GC Strategies, the company at the centre of the ArriveCan controversy.
In a letter sent to the House of Commons on Monday, Karen Hogan confirmed that her office will look at all government contracts awarded to GC Strategies, its predecessor Coredal and other companies incorporated by the two co-founders. She will also examine related subcontracts.
Everywhere you turn the Liberal government is stealing hand over fist.

It is offensive that public money — any amount — goes to universities to fund the self-actualization of professional activists masquerading as academics, but that is what is being supported. Too many professors twist and abuse their status to push whatever progressive cause they care about at the moment. It is an unforgivable use of tax dollars.
No one has destroyed the reputation of experts more than the so-called experts themselves, who expect their opinions to be given greater weight because of their credentials, even when they are spouting obvious gibberish.
The source of last week’s leak of U.S. intelligence about Israel’s plans to strike Iran, which has occasioned an investigation, isn’t yet known. What should be obvious, though, is that no individual who has had extensive contact with Iranian intelligence and diplomatic officials, and who has deferred to the direction of those officials before, should have ever been put in a sensitive position in the first place.
The Biden administration has ignored this rather simple rule.
Trump on Pentagon documents leak:
"They leaked all the information about how and where Israel is going to strike Iran. I hate to say it, but we have an enemy from within"A senior Pentagon staffer, ARIANE TABATABAI, has allegedly been identified as the leaker of highly… https://t.co/HVrINCceuo pic.twitter.com/P5J72m29ZJ
— Frankie™️ (@B7frankH) October 22, 2024

A brilliant (and satirical) compilation of boundaries and expectations from the federal government remind us that this is a horrendously toxic union

There are only two possibilities pertaining to that “60 Minutes” interview in which at least one of Vice President Kamala Harris’ answers to a critical question was edited in her political favor: Either Kamala’s handlers insisted upon redoing some of her comments, or the program unilaterally assisted in cleaning them up on its own.

Most people recognise anti-Zionism as a Leftist phenomenon in America. But they are less attuned to how Right-wingers have adopted the ideology, given that conservatives are frequently assumed to be axiomatically pro-Israel.
Chris Brunet, who made his name through his collaboration with Christopher Rufo in breaking the Claudine Gay plagiarism scandal, has recently publicly split with a number of former comrades and associates within anti-woke conservative circles over the issue of Israel. So pronounced is this rupture that he is now the subject of admiration from far-Right commentator Nick Fuentes and his following of Groypers, while Rufo has today written an essay condemning — without directly referring to Brunet — “anti-Semitic ideologies […] on the fringes of American conservatism”.
The untold story of Kamala’s grandfather and her childhood in Africa.
On the last leg of her African tour, Vice President Kamala Harris paid a visit to an otherwise unremarkable office building in Zambia. Her staff and local embassy personnel had spent a great deal of time looking for it and everyone was hoping it was the right place.
Kamala, with her Jamaican and Indian roots, needed a tangible connection to Africa to win over African-American voters and convince them that she was one of them. And everyone settled on the office building as being the next best thing because it was the former spot of the building where she had once stayed as a little girl with her Indian mother on a visit to her grandfather.

No sport, it seems, is safe from trans ideology. Darts has become the latest to be rocked by a trans-related controversy. At the weekend, biological male Noa-Lynn van Leuven became the first transgender player to book a spot in the PDC World Darts Championships, which will take place later this year. In doing so, van Leuven will take one of just two places that are reserved at the championships for women.