19 people missing after bomb factory explosion in Tennessee

Nineteen people are missing after a major explosion at a Tennessee bomb factory Friday morning.

The blast was reported just before 8 a.m. local time at the Accurate Energetic Systems plant at the Hickman-Humphreys county line, west of Nashville.

Nineteen employees were inside the building at the time, and all remain unaccounted for, Humphreys County EMA Director Odell Poyner told WKRN.

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They eat their own …

Ontario DEI law firm sues one of its former lawyers for defamation over racism claim

A dispute between a large law firm specializing in workplace diversity training and investigations and one of its former lawyers has sparked a defamation lawsuit denying allegations of bullying and racism in the office.

In response to public statements by lawyer Lavinia Latham claiming wrongful dismissal and human rights violations while working at Bernardi Human Resource Law LLP, the Mississauga-based firm is suing Latham.

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Germany: Mayor tortured for hours in basement by her own adopted daughter, according to shocking new details leaked by police

BILD ARTICLE

The story of the Social Democrat (SPD) mayor from Herdecke, Iris Stalzer, has taken yet another incredible turn. New information now reveals that her 17-year-old adopted daughter reportedly tortured Stalzer for hours, nearly killing her own mother. Despite these details, the daughter still has not been arrested.

Stalzer has spoken to the police about what transpired during her ordeal, and now, the details have been leaked to Bild newspaper.


h/t Patti Jo

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N.S. woman wants to bring 23 family members to Canada from Gaza

N.S. woman wants to bring 23 family members to Canada from Gaza

A Palestinian woman in Halifax, N.S., is making an impassioned plea for Ottawa to step up efforts to get people safely out of war-torn Gaza, about 20 months after applying to bring her family to Canada under a temporary visa program.

Najlaa Alzaanin, who hasn’t seen 23 family members since moving to Canada in 2019, is still waiting for news on her bid to bring them here under the federal government’s special measures program.

“Canada is not fulfilling the promise that they made and they are not helping our families to get to a safer place,” Alzaanin said in an interview.


All 23 have somehow survived the “Genocide”. Imagine the odds!

Now thank President Trump your relatives aren’t mince meat.

Nothing will change with “peace”.

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New York Attorney General Letitia James criminally indicted

New York Attorney General Letitia James has been criminally indicted on federal charges by a grand jury.

James, who led a civil fraud investigation against Trump in 2023, was indicted on charges of bank fraud in the Eastern District of Virginia in Alexandria, according to court documents.

Prosecutors accuse James of alleged bank fraud and making false statements to a financial institution regarding a mortgage loan for a house in Norfolk, Virginia, the documents state.

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Carnac Says …

Durham College student Harwinder Singh was barred from attending convocation because he was wearing his kirpan.


We live in Canada not Khalistan. Good ratio on X.

h/t Patti Jo

No jumping to conclusions until all the facts are in …

Firefighters injured after tractor-trailer collides with fire truck on Hwy. 401

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John Carpay: If These 3 Bills Pass, Canada Could Be a Police State by Christmas

Canada will be a police state by Christmas if Parliament passes Bills C-2, C-8, and C-9 in their current form, and even more so if the federal government reintroduces the former Bill C-63.

If Bill C-63, the Online Harms Act, had become law prior to the April 2025 election, it would have given new censorship powers to the Canadian Human Rights Commission, with penalties up to $50,000, plus up to $20,000 payable to complainants, for offensive but non-criminal speech. A new army of bureaucrats working for the newly created Digital Safety Commission would now be enforcing censorship regulations passed by the federal cabinet. Canadians could be punished pre-emptively with house arrest, ankle bracelets, and curfews for speech crimes they might commit in the future. The maximum penalty for speech crimes would be life imprisonment.

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Leonardo DiCaprio’s woke ‘pro-Antifa’ blockbuster is flopping at the box office amid conservative backlash

Leonardo DiCaprio’s One Battle After Another has sparked backlash from conservative audiences despite being the most critically-acclaimed film of the year.

The sprawling 162-minute thriller, directed by 11-time Oscar nominee Paul Thomas Anderson, has wowed mainstream critics and won praise from the likes of Steven Spielberg and Taylor Swift.

But despite the film’s many accolades, One Battle After Another has struggled to recoup its rumored $175 million budget at the box office so far.

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Shooter was on student visa when Bishnoi gang hired him to threaten Punjabi musician AP Dhillon

Judge said Abjeet Kingra will likely be deported to India after serving 6-year sentence for 2024 attack.

A 25-year-old hired to terrorize Punjabi singer AP Dhillon at the behest of the Bishnoi gang came to Canada four years ago on a student visa, according to court records obtained by CBC News.

But the judge who sentenced Abjeet Kingra last month for a violent September 2024 attack on the musician’s B.C. home said the accused struggled in school and the Canadian employment market, and in doing so failed to meet [his] family’s financial needs back home, thus taking on this contract.

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Man charged with terror offence over body bag Hallowe’en display

A man has been charged with a terror offence over a Hallowe’en display featuring effigies of local politicians in body bags.

Stephen Marcum, 58, strung up several bin bags in his front garden at his home in Stanton, Kentucky, to look like bodies wrapped in plastic.

The figures, apparently intended as Hallowe’en decorations, had cardboard signs hung around their necks bearing the titles of local officials.

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