Husbands who head the household and go to work to provide for their family. Wives whose primary roles are homemaker and mother.
A conservative vision of America has gained momentum among those who fear American culture has swung too far from their long-held ideal of what a family should look like, and, in some quarters, reject deviations from that view.
Resurfaced comments from Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance about the political influence of “childless cat ladies,” and his more recent worries about Americans’ reluctance to have children, reflect a deeper movement coursing through politics, social media, churches and households.
Canadian pole vaulter Alysha Newman defends Olympic twerking, OnlyFans popularity
Canadian Olympic pole vaulter Alysha Newman on Thursday defended “twerking” while celebrating her bronze medal the day before at the Paris Games in the Stade de France.
The move got the 30-year-old of Delaware, ON, 65,000 likes on her OnlyFans, the amateur pornography subscription service.
Police have launched dawn raids targeting ‘seriously violent’ thugs who took part in riots as the crackdown on the far-right begins following last night’s foiled chaos.
Sir Mark Rowley said his force had smashed its way into the homes of the ‘most violent’ members of last weeks protests in Whitehall and branded them ‘criminal thugs’.
A total of 10 people were arrested, with the chief of the Metropolitan Police joining officers in south London as they took the suspects into custody.
Let's be clear: you can’t escape justice.
Criminals might think they have got away with violent disorder – they are wrong. pic.twitter.com/855njqKOLq
Newly released body-cam footage shows the moment a police officer is boosted onto the roof where would-be Trump assassin Thomas Crooks was perched – and finds himself staring down the gunman’s barrel.
The footage, obtained by Fox News Digital, came from the Butler Township Police officer who climbed onto the roof of AGR International on July 13.
🚨Just In: New Bodycam video shows chaotic scene in Butler, Pennsylvania after the shots were fired into the crowd that day when President Trump was nearly assassinated.
Somewhere between streaming hours of water polo and puzzling out the nuances of the kayaking obstacle course, I realized I was witnessing a miracle.
As a wizened man of 36, I am old enough to remember when Olympic coverage consisted of turning on the TV and hoping something interesting was being broadcast. Now, thanks to CBC Gem, every sport, from boxing to break dancing, can be consumed free and on demand at your leisure.
A tax payer boondoggle paying for TV rights to an even bigger boondoggle. Honestly I have not watched more than a few Twitter clips.
A former Canadian UN official who currently works as a North Korea expert is being detained in Switzerland over espionage suspicions, according to media reports Thursday.
The reports were part of a joint investigation by German news outlet Der Spiegel, Swiss media outlet Tamedia and NK News, a U.S. news outlet providing analyses on North Korea. CTV News has not independently verified the story.
NK News names him as “Craig” that’s it.
North Korea expert, missing for months, detained in Switzerland for espionage
Friends grew concerned when Craig suddenly stopped responding to messages earlier this year. The North Korea expert and former U.N. official regularly traveled to China for his work as an environmental consultant, and some feared Beijing had detained him. Others suspected a health scare. His wife only told friends and family that he was OK but couldn’t be contacted.
Now it turns out that Craig, whom friends described as a kind and funny person with a deep interest in improving the lives of North Koreans, was in a Swiss prison the whole time.
For millennia, humans have seen inexplicable things in the sky. Some have been beautiful, some have been terrifying, and some — like auroras and solar eclipses before they were understood scientifically — have been both. Today’s aircraft, balloons, drones, satellites and more only increase the chances of spotting something confounding overhead.
In the United States, unidentified flying objects, or UFOs, came into the national spotlight in the late 1940s and early ’50s. A series of incidents, including a supposedly crashed alien spaceship near Roswell, N.M., generated something of an American obsession. The Roswell UFO turned out to be part of a classified program, the remnants of a balloon monitoring the atmosphere for signs of clandestine Russian nuclear tests. But it and other reported sightings prompted the U.S. government to launch various projects and panels to investigate such claims, as Science News reported in 1966 (SN: 10/22/66), as well as kicking off hobby groups and conspiracy theories.
As my many skeptical readers understand (I hope) I am not trying to convince anyone. I am simply asking you to tag along with my own interest and who knows maybe we’ll all learn something.
The Phoenix Lights event – a mass sighting of a UFO is as compelling as any evidence I am aware of that something’s happening here, and what it is ain’t exactly clear.
Elites who cannot comprehend these violent uprisings should spend time in parts of this country that are impoverished and disenfranchised
The dirty mattress at the top of Back Belbrooke Terrace had a brief second lease of life as a gym mat cum daybed. Small children with dirty faces, tatty clothes and nowhere else to play used it for wobbly headstands or just lay there watching the world go by.
Apparently it was thrown out because it was riddled with bed bugs, but parasites are the least of the worries for kids on this street. Scampering about in worn-out shoes, they navigate broken glass, overflowing bags of rubbish, stinking piles of old tissues and all manner of other unmentionables. According to locals, dirty needles and human excrement are standard health hazards.
‼️I spent the day in Leeds, in the area where the riots kicked off. The absolute state of our country ☢️ ⚠️ 😢 pic.twitter.com/qErkTNIiTJ
Trudeau’s plan to reduce temporary immigration risks economic harm: business groups
Canada’s independent business advocate says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s plan to reduce temporary immigration risks dire economic consequences, underscoring the pressures the government is facing as it tries to slow population growth.
Don’t know what they’re on about. Trudeau will do squat.
They were supposed to decrease the intake of phony foreign students yet somehow we’re on track to exceed 2023’s numbers.
I hope Poilievre is listening. Corporate carpetbaggers should not be in charge of immigration policy.
Back in March, the Biden administration claimed that it was persuading the Palestinian Authority (PA), led by Mahmoud Abbas, to change its murder-for-hire “pay for slay” policy. Terrorists who have been imprisoned in Israel for their crimes, as well as families of deceased or wounded terrorists, receive monthly stipends as a reward for murdering Jews. The longer the prison sentence, the higher the monthly stipend. Talk about incentivizing and encouraging terrorism.
Taxpayers know we’re paying for too many paper pushers in the federal government.
A Leger poll commissioned by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation shows a plurality of Canadians want to shrink Ottawa’s bureaucracy.
The poll shows 47% of Canadians want to reduce the number of federal bureaucrats. Less than three-in-10 Canadians want to maintain the current number of federal employees.
What had been obvious “to the rest of us” for years, is finally official: late last night, shares of Warner Bros. Discovery, the parent of CNN and TNT, crashed 10% to the lowest level on record after it reported dire results, which missed across the board and plunged across every income statement category…
