Author: Whatfinger Editor

The Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries — both WNBA teams, which is why you might not have heard of them — did not alter their national anthem routine despite a change of cities, which is earning them the wrath of Americans across the country. Both teams were off the court during the anthem just prior to the start of Game 3 of the WNBA Finals at State Farm Arena. This was the third straight absence, despite a provision now contained in the league’s rulebook that calls for all players to stand and line up during the performance of the…

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The Italian and Spanish governments agreed to restore their mutual Schengen open borders area agreement Thursday, ending a months-long impasse in the wake of the mass illegal migrant invasion of Ceuta. In an official press release, Italian Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi detailed that the resumption of the Schengen Agreement with Spain follows a “cordial” telephone conversation between Prime Ministers Giorgia Meloni and Pedro Sánchez on the sidelines of the recent European Council meeting. Per the Ministry, both heads of state agreed to not further extend their respective Schengen suspensions with one another. “The decision, reached after a careful analysis of the…

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On Tuesday afternoon, MS NOW host Alicia Menendez and contributor Jason Johnson marveled over Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul el-Sayed’s response to a question about whether he has sympathy for the Muslim Brotherhood. Menendez set up the segment: Abdul el-Sayed is no stranger to confrontation on the campaign trail. As he stumps across Michigan, the Democratic Senate candidate is met almost regularly with critics hoping to catch him off balance for a viral moment. His Saturday town hall in Michigan, just northeast of Flint, was no different until it was because this time el-Sayed turned a heckler into a campaign…

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It has become in most circles almost a foregone conclusion that the Democrats are primed to seize control of the House of Representatives and perhaps the Senate come November 3. Considering longstanding historical trends favoring the out party in midterm elections, President Trump’s sub-40% approval rating, and the stubbornly high cost of living, it is entirely unsurprising to see widespread predictions of a blue wave. The question now is whether the outcome is already baked in, or if the pollsters are in for a surprise. Is there something that might plausibly arise in the less than two weeks remaining before…

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Leftist parties and organizations across Europe are calling upon their sympathizers to draw “inspiration” from the recent violent riots in France and stage similar protests in their respective nations. The French riots, while initially “student” protests demanding better education conditions, were swiftly co-opted by the far-left, leading to the chaos and destruction that shocked the world over the weekend, and with more protest dates planned for the coming weeks. And now, the out-of-control wave of violence, arson, looting, and vandalism that recently engulfed France has already become a rallying cry for European leftists inciting further calls for unrest and protests.…

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Beijing (AFP) – China’s first fully AI-generated feature film opens in cinemas on Friday in what promises to be a tough box-office test for the country’s booming tech industry as advance ticket sales lag. More than 10,000 screenings of the sci-fi thriller “Sanxingdui: Future Past” are scheduled for Friday, according to ticketing platform Maoyan. Public reception, however, has been less than enthusiastic. Presale revenue as of Friday morning stood at 80,000 yuan ($11,980), while total box-office takings were forecast to remain below 150,000 yuan, only a fraction of the reported production cost, according to Maoyan. Ticket prices range from 20…

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COLUMBUS, Miss.—Former Vice President Kamala Harris stumped for Mississippi U.S. Senate candidate Scott Colom at his hometown high school on Oct. 22.The Democrat and district attorney for the 16th Judicial District of Mississippi has gained ground on his Republican opponent, incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.), in the Magnolia State as the clock ticks closer to Nov. 3.Colom’s rise in the Senate race prompted the Cook Political Report to switch the contest from a “Solid Republican” to a “Likely Republican” win as the Senate Majority PAC funneled $1.2 million on an advertisement to boost his campaign.“I have traveled here because indeed Mississippi…

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Comedy Central’s all-out effort to drag Abdul El-Sayed across the finish line in Michigan’s Senate race continued on Thursday when The Daily Show host Ronny Chieng mocked Republican Mike Rogers for asking El-Sayed about his affinity for terrorist organizations. Chieng introduced a clip of ABC’s Jay O’Brien by declaring, “And with control of the Senate hanging in the balance, the debates are starting to get a little heated.” After a clip of ABC’s Jay O’Brien falsely saying Mike Rogers “without providing evidence” attempted “to link El-Sayed to Islamic extremists,” The Daily Show’s Ronny Chieng mocked Rogers, “It’s a brilliant move.…

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Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) speaks during a campaign rally for Wisconsin Gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong in Milwaukee on Aug. 2, 2026. Joshua Lott/Getty ImagesPresident Donald Trump on Oct. 22 urged Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) to resign from her congressional role over allegations that she used a fake name to enter Congress.This followed a motion filed by U.S. Attorney Jeanine Ferris Pirro on Oct. 21 that referred to Omar as “Ilhan Nur Said Elmi, a/k/a Ilhan Abdullahi Omar.” The filing was related to a federal search warrant for the congresswoman’s home.“It was just revealed that Ilhan Omar’s name is not Ilhan…

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The polling industry is in the spotlight again after a purported pollster, Wedgewood Polls, released a statement admitting all but one survey it published was fake and that the endeavor was an “experimental project.” If this story sounds familiar, that’s probably because another supposed polling firm, Median Strategies, also confessed to making up polls earlier this year and used similar language to justify its deceptive actions. Wedgewood, however, released several more surveys than Median, many in key battleground races, leading some Democrats to claim one fake poll tanked their hopes of getting their preferred candidate into the general election.Playing Whac-A-Mole…

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President Donald Trump addressed thousands of supporters in northwest Iowa on Thursday, continuing a fast-paced tour of the nation to boost turnout for Republican candidates in midterm elections.Some polls and prediction markets have Democrats favored to capture control of the Senate and House of Representatives on Nov. 3.“If they win the midterms, it’s the start of something very bad, very dark, very horrible for our country,” Trump said during a rally in a hangar on the tarmac at Sioux Gateway Airport in Sioux City.He listed his administration’s achievements, including border security, reduced poverty, low unemployment, and stock market highs, emphasizing…

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World20 sources·Updated Oct 23, 2026·1 min readThe Comoros-flagged merchant vessel Khoryv sank Friday about 13 nautical miles off Constanța, Romania, after apparently being struck by a drone. Romanian authorities rescued nine of the 13 crew members, recovered one body and said three sailors remained missing; the crew included 10 Ukrainians and three Azerbaijanis. Adverse weather and poor visibility prevented a helicopter rescue, and search operations continued. President Nicușor Dan described the incident as part of Russia’s escalation of the war in Ukraine, though authorities had not confirmed who was responsible. The sinking adds to a series of reported drone-related incidents…

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Who answers like that when asked if they married their brother?“Not to my knowledge” is a remarkably qualified answer to a straightforward question about whether your former husband is your brother. If the cited federal filings actually identify her as “Ilhan Nur Said Elmi, AKA Ilhan Abdullahi Omar,” she should explain that discrepancy directly. ADVERTISEMENT Ilhan Omar’s Answer to If She Married Her Brother Was Jaw-Dropping By: Matt Vespa, Townhall, October 22, 2026 7:00 AM First, why is this woman giving interviews? Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) is creeping closer to being engulfed in an immigration-fraud scandal — she shouldn’t be…

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Spanish police officers on Thursday arrested what local media outlets described as a “Muslim man” in Ceuta who allegedly housed and exploited 74 illegal migrants — including minors that show signs of physical abuse, in what has been locally described as a “Horror House.” The shocking discovery stems from a broader anti-illegal migration operation in Ceuta’s El Principe neighborhood, leading to the arrest of an individual identified by El Mundo only as a “Muslim man” and a resident of the Spanish North African Exclave. Local outlets describe El Principe as one of the neighborhoods “most punished” by the continued presence of invading Moroccan migrants…

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In a leafy Raleigh, North Carolina, subdivision, modest split-levels and raised ranches built in the early 1970s are razed to make way for more luxurious homes on the same lots.The buyers then flip them for a massive profit, driving up assessed values and local tax bills for the entire neighborhood.Ed Jones, a 91-year-old retired business owner who moved to the rapidly growing North Carolina community in 1950, said that once-affordable homes for young families and senior citizens in his neighborhood have been wiped out as the lack of affordable U.S. housing approaches critical mass.“We’re sandwiched between all of these million-dollar…

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Even Ohio’s Republican Governor Blasts Ramaswamy. Ohio Governor’s Race Background Popular Information: At 12 years old, Amy Acton was the victim of sexual abuse. After her stepfather was indicted on charges of raping Acton, her estranged mother, Donna Arthur, took her stepfather’s side and left the state with him as he fled justice. Now, Acton is the Democratic gubernatorial candidate in Ohio and her Republican opponent, Vivek Ramaswamy, is turning her history of abuse into a political attack ad. In the ad, Arthur accuses Acton of lying about her past. The ad began circulating on social media on Monday night…

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Good Friday morning.  Here is what’s on President Trump’s agenda today: 8:00 AM THE PRESIDENT participates in Executive Time 2:00 PM THE PRESIDENT delivers Remarks Fort Myers, Florida Two minutes of hate: Sources say embattled Rep. Ilhan Omar is using a nom de guerre. Federal prosecutors identified the Minnesota Democrat as Ilhan Nur Said Elmi, also known as Ilhan Abdullahi Omar, in a court filing related to an ongoing federal investigation. Sources familiar with the investigation claimed Omar’s birth name differed from the name under which she serves in Congress. Her real name is Ilhan Nur Said Elmi, according to…

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WASHINGTON, D.C. — The government shouldn’t be able to take your property, force you to spend a fortune getting it back, and then walk away without paying the legal bills when its case falls apart.That’s the warning from The Rutherford Institute, which has joined with the Goldwater Institute in urging the U.S. Supreme Court to hold the government financially accountable for civil asset forfeiture abuses. In a joint amicus brief filed in Ross v. United States, the civil liberties groups warn that innocent property owners can be left paying the price for government overreach—even when they get their property back.…

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The original Old Main building on the University of Arizona campus in Tucson, Ariz., on July 31, 2015. Ross D. Franklin/AP PhotoThe University of Arizona has suspended a fraternity’s activities after a female student alleged two men sexually assaulted her at the fraternity’s house in August.The Sigma Phi Epsilon chapter at the southern Arizona school was already on probation, but the university said it has now imposed an activities suspension, stating the fraternity poses a risk to the university community. An investigation into the allegations continues.“It has been determined that your organization presents a substantial risk to members of the…

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In response to an LRC review of a (Distortion of) History Channel “documentary” on Sherman’s march to the sea by Clyde Wilson, Valerie Protopapas of Huntington Station, New York, took it upon herself to go to the library and research Sherman herself. Sherman’s History Channel image of a heroic and benevolent egalitarian just sounded like, well, like a lie to her. So out of the blue she wrote Professor Wilson (who now describes himself as a recovering academic historian) that “the truth about Sherman and his genocidal beliefs (and tactics) is, like Lincoln’s views on race and slavery, well reported…

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A federal judge has ordered the Department of Homeland Security to halt certain election-related field operations involving suspected U.S. citizens in nine states, placing new restrictions on federal election integrity efforts just days before the November midterm elections. U.S. District Judge Araceli Martinez-Olguin issued the ruling this week following a lawsuit brought by the California Nurses Association and several other organizations seeking to block DHS operations connected to voter fraud investigations. The injunction prohibits DHS from conducting “elections-related field operations and field interviews” involving individuals whom federal officials know, suspect or reasonably should suspect are American citizens. The restrictions apply…

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Virginia Democratic state Sen. L. Louise Lucas was indicted Thursday on federal charges accusing her of operating a criminal marijuana distribution enterprise, laundering drug proceeds and using her political influence to benefit herself and her family. Lucas, a longtime Democratic lawmaker, surrendered to federal authorities and was expected to appear in court Thursday, according to The Associated Press. The indictment names Lucas and six additional defendants, including several relatives, in an alleged criminal operation that prosecutors say generated millions of dollars in illegal proceeds. Attorney General Todd Blanche announced five charges against Lucas, including racketeering conspiracy, conspiracy to distribute marijuana,…

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A Minneapolis restaurant that abandoned traditional pricing to protest Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations is closing permanently, months after its owner attempted to replace profits with donations and free meals. Modern Times Café owner Dylan Alverson announced this week that the restaurant will shut down by the end of the year, ending nearly 16 years in business. “For the last six years, I’ve been trying to prove that Modern Times can continue to exist,” Alverson wrote on social media. “I’ve exhausted every option without compromising the core fundamentals that make Modern Times what it is.” In January, Alverson transformed the…

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Writes Bill Madden: [embedded content] Good, old Scott discusses the master plan for world domination which requires our conquering Russia. He mentions the opposition to our provocation of Russia by creating new NATO countries along the Russian border among politicians and establishment minions but the opposition is just eyewash.  We have had Russia on our list of enemies for hundreds of years because England fears Russia and wants us to neutralize them.  Our super-rich controllers agree and, therefore, our war with Russia will get hotter in the future in spite of what some politicians and some establishment minions want. Just…

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Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed recently tried to shut down questions about his family’s documented ties to the Muslim Brotherhood and his own reluctance to draw clear lines on radical Islamist networks by invoking John F. Kennedy’s 1960 campaign. Kennedy faced suspicion that, as a Catholic, he might answer to the Vatican rather than the Constitution. El-Sayed’s comparison does not hold. He is not being targeted simply for being Muslim. He is facing legitimate questions about national security, ideology, and fitness for the Senate that any candidate with this record would face. His refusal to answer them directly is…

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The past decade has witnessed a remarkable expansion in the historiography of slavery, with scholars dismantling the long-held assumption that the institution was primarily the preserve of white European men. Justin Marozzi’s Captives and Companions: A History of Slavery and the Slave Trade in the Islamic World (2025) has illuminated the vast networks of enslavement that stretched across the Muslim world for centuries. Stephanie Jones-Rogers’s They Were Her Property: White Women as Slave Owners in the American South (2019) demolished the comfortable fiction that white women were passive bystanders to Southern slavery, demonstrating instead their active, often brutal, investment in…

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Better late than never? Or is it already too late? We may learn the answers early on November 4, but for now it appears that a few sane souls in La La Land are waking up to the DSA threat all around us. The last few years have seen star after star hightail it out of Los Angeles, a city overrun with crime, homelessness, and one-party rule. Think Jonah Hill, Chrissy Metz, Diane Farr, Sylvester Stallone, and others. Remember, the DSA manifesto is so soft on crime it wants to eliminate prisons. In the City of Angels, the bad guys…

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Weather18 sources·Updated Oct 23, 2026·1 min readStorm Austen brought damaging winds and heavy rain to Britain and France, leaving about 161,000 French households and nearly 7,000 homes in Cornwall without electricity. In southwest England, amber wind warnings accompanied reports of fallen trees, debris and possible flooding, while schools closed or delayed opening and authorities urged people to avoid nonessential travel. Flights, ferries and rail services were disrupted, with speed limits and cancellations affecting routes in the South West and the Channel Islands. In France, high winds also halted cross-Channel ferries and disrupted regional trains, while emergency crews prepared to respond…

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If CBS News Editor-in-Chief Bari Weiss lived up to the Cruella De News caricature of hostile media reporters, Lesley Stahl would have been kicked out of 60 Minutes right after pompous Scott Pelley. That might look like moving CBS to the sensible center. Instead, 60 Minutes is still engaged in its traditional bomb-throwing activism, making Democrat propaganda films during fall election season. On October 17, Stahl was predictably trashing Trump: “The midterms are just two weeks away, and President Trump is using his power to intimidate the people who run our elections, putting the voting system under remarkable stress.” Inside…

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A Fed Hike Could Break the Market’s Fedamentalism Last week, Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh appeared at the International Monetary Fund’s annual meeting in Bangkok and reiterated his refusal to tell investors what the Fed plans to do with interest rates. “I don’t prejudge meetings. I don’t believe in saying now what I might do at the meetings we have in the balance of this year,” Warsh said. “It’s a new chapter at the Fed, and we’re not in that business anymore.” Wall Street’s response was to become even more convinced that it knew what the Fed was going to…

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On Thursday’s broadcast of MS NOW’s “Deadline,” Sen. Chris Coons (D-DE) said President Donald Trump “is in the thrall of” Russia’s Vladimir Putin. Host Nicolle Wallace said, “In light of Mr. Wycoff describing Vladimir Putin as a quote, humanitarian, this week, when I think we’ve all seen with our own eyes the slaughter of civilians who’ve had their hands tied behind their back as they were shot and killed in Bucha and other places. Where are we heading as a country when we describe someone who is a known war criminal under any legal analysis as a, quote, humanitarian? Coons…

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On Thursday’s broadcast of MS NOW’s “Deadline,” Host Nicolle Wallace said only “sociopaths” would slow down a military-grade version of Starlink relied on by Ukraine. Wallace said, “Let me ask you what the current status of Starlink is right now in the skies above Ukraine?” Senator Chris Coons (D-DE) said, “I’m not 100% sure, but President Zelensky posted some encouraging news yesterday, suggesting that after he talked to Secretary Rubio, that functionality was largely restored. I’ve had no concrete briefing from either DoD or our intelligence community to the contrary. So for the moment, I’m going to assume functionality is…

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Obama-endorsed Iowa Democrat U.S. Senate nominee Josh Turek said illegal immigrants should not face immediate deportation during an exchange with NBC News anchor Tom Llamas, while inaccurately linking Republican Reps. Mariannette Miller-Meeks (R-IA) and Randy Feenstra (R-IA) to the Dignity Act, immigration legislation that would establish a pathway to legal status for certain illegal immigrants. Turek, who is challenging Rep. Ashley Hinson (R-IA) for the Senate seat being vacated by retiring Sen. Joni Ernst (R-IA), made the remarks when Llamas pressed him on whether people who enter the United States illegally should be deported. “If you come to this country…

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Typhoon Champi weakened after briefly reaching super-typhoon strength but passed near northeastern Taiwan with powerful winds, torrential rain and dangerous waves; authorities warned that a slowdown or course change could prolong its effects. Taiwan closed schools, offices and financial markets, canceled more than 600 domestic and international flights, and evacuated nearly 1,300 people from vulnerable areas; one person was killed and 94 injured. The storm was forecast to bring up to 90 centimetres of rain to parts of Taiwan before continuing toward China and Japan. Southwestern Japan reported injuries, power outages and flight cancellations, while the Philippines restricted some sea…

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On Thursday, CBS Mornings sounded the alarm over the Trump administration’s attempt to investigate potential illegal voting, framing door to door visits by Department of Homeland Security agents as a threat to democracy.  Correspondent Nicole Sganga highlighted concerns about voter intimidation with emphasis on the lack of evidence that noncitizen voting is widespread. In her rush to spotlight the dangers of Trump’s efforts, Sganga gave viewers little reason to consider why officials are investigating election integrity in the first place. Sganga explained that the visits were “part of a surge initiative to crackdown on so-called criminal voter fraud focused on…

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World29 sources·Updated Oct 23, 2026·1 min readIsraeli forces killed two suspected gunmen after a shooting near Yehuda Junction by Hebron in the occupied West Bank on Oct. 23, 2026. The attack reportedly targeted a military observation post. Soldiers responded, pursued the gunmen, and killed them. Emergency responders arrived while gunfire was still ongoing and transported wounded people to hospitals in Israel. Responders said two male victims in their 20s had gunshot wounds to the lower limbs and that one was unconscious and seriously injured. The military established roadblocks and closed roads to nearby Palestinian villages and towns. Netanyahu’s office ordered…

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Riots spark in European countries over rising costs, stagnant wages and crumbling public services A wave of protests across France, Italy and Spain this fall – driven by inflation, unaffordable housing and economic insecurity – has escalated into violent confrontations, resulting in arson, looting and hundreds of arrests and injuries. In France, high school students blockaded schools for weeks over underfunded facilities, with demonstrations broadening to include labor unions. Weekend unrest led to 2,400 arrests and severe damage, including the burning of Limoges’ City Hall. Italy saw violent clashes in Milan, Turin and Bologna – with 271 arrests, mostly minors. The Italian government…

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Saudi Arabia plans to make its flagship Future Investment Initiative a hybrid event, allowing executives to attend remotely after deadly weekend attacks on Riyadh airport, Reuters reported on Wednesday, citing two people familiar with the matter [4]. Wall Street executives privately relayed safety concerns to organizers, including the head of the kingdom’s sovereign wealth fund, before the final decision was made, according to people familiar with the matter [5]. The event had been scheduled for Oct. 26–29 in the Saudi capital [1]. The Saudi government did not announce a new date for the in-person segment, stating only that the conference…

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Which meal is most important for your brain? Preserve your memory with a daily habit you control New research reveals dinner has the strongest impact on memory performance compared to breakfast or lunch. Eating dinner two to three hours before bedtime improves sleep, blood sugar control and weight management. Western-style evening meals containing cheese, milk products and sweets showed strongest negative effects on cognition. Younger adults experienced the most pronounced negative cognitive effects from poor dinner choices. Simply eating a plant-based diet did not protect against unhealthy supper selections. The dinner-brain connection: What the science found Why mealtime matters more…

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Formaldehyde is a versatile industrial chemical found in many household and construction materials (like composite wood, fabrics and disinfectants), but it is also a potent gas that is a natural byproduct in the human body and some foods. Exposure causes immediate irritation (eyes, nose, throat) and can worsen asthma. Critically, it is classified as a known human carcinogen, linked to nasal and lung cancers and leukemia from chronic, elevated exposure. The health effects are not due to a deficiency but from direct tissue damage. Formaldehyde acts as a toxin by irritating tissues and binding to DNA and proteins, which can…

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An article has presented an analysis of common practices during strength training, alongside potential error points. A consistent training schedule does not guarantee measurable gains in muscular strength or size. Sources including certified trainers identify several compounding habits within standard strength training routines that obstruct expected progress. Commonly cited obstacles include the use of inappropriate footwear, the omission of warm-up and cool-down periods, the absence of a structured training plan and improper weight selection [1]. These factors are described as systematic errors that prevent the body from adapting to the applied training stimulus, regardless of the trainee’s commitment to the…

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Liechtenstein’s Hereditary Prince Alois has vetoed a Bill, which narrowly passed earlier this year, that would have removed legal protections for unborn babies, and permitted abortion on demand, for any reason, up until the end of the third month of pregnancy, instead calling for more support for women and their babies “before, during and after pregnancy”. The Prince’s calls for further support for women follow years of work that his family have undertaken to support pregnant women and their families through the Sophie von Liechtenstein Foundation, which was founded by the Prince’s wife, Hereditary Princess Sophie von und zu Liechtenstein. HELP…

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The Proposition 1 campaign to radically expand abortion in Idaho and the Idaho Democratic Party are colluding to fraudulently get cheaper rates for a new TV ad running on Idaho stations. The ad carries the disclaimer that it’s paid for by Idaho Democrats and authorized by Democratic gubernatorial candidate Terri Pickens. But it is solely a Prop 1 ad, using Prop 1’s logo and messaging, with no mention of Pickens or the Democratic Party. Idaho Secretary of State records show that the money for the ad, more than $620,000, came from the Prop 1 campaign and was funneled to the Idaho…

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Jennifer Welch, an influential far-left podcaster, has called for “pistols to be firing” at Vice President JD Vance. The Secret Service should pay her a visit. I’ve confronted this woman before. Here’s the story. HELP LIFENEWS SAVE BABIES FROM ABORTION! Please help LifeNews.com with a donation! She and her co-host, Angie Sullivan, viciously attacked Christians and homeschooling families with disgusting rhetoric just a few weeks ago. I took apart their podcast sentence by sentence in my own podcast in a response for the James Dobson Family Institute. We should have done even more. Welch just labeled Vance a “white supremacist,” the “Antichrist”…

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While a lot of attention is focused on the efforts of pro-lifers to see the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) reimpose restrictions on the abortion pills which would stop the mailing of these pills to pro-life states, the other side continue to push to get rid of any limits on the distribution of mifepristone whatsoever. This is what authors, many of them stalwarts in the abortion industry,[1] are challenging in this report, “Mifepristone Patient Agreement Form and Medication Abortion Knowledge: A Randomized Clinical Trial” which appeared in the October19, 2026, online edition of JAMA Internal Medicine (JAMA stands for the Journal of the American…

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Months after a Tennessee pregnancy center employee sounded the alarm on a sketchy package of abortion pills received by a client, the underhanded distribution of these pills continues. Three more dodgy packages of pills have come to the same clinic in clients’ possession. Life Choices of Memphis clinic is determined to make this negligence known, and they want more centers to join the fight to expose unsafe and often illicit mail-order abortion pills. Late last year Rachel Davis, director of Community Relations for Life Choices, went online with a video, “Mail Order Abortion is not healthcare,” shortly after a client called to request information on…

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A Canadian retailer recently released a video celebrating the life of a woman who chose assisted suicide. The video has millions of views, but it raises an important question: Why are we making someone’s death look inspiring instead of asking how we could have helped her keep living? The three-minute video, All Is Beauty, was released by Quebec-based retailer Simons the day after 37-year-old Jennyfer Hatch died through Canada’s medical assistance in dying (MAID) program. Canada is advertising assisted suicide. This is absolutely horrific. https://t.co/BwNu8Pax5a — LifeNews.com (@LifeNewsHQ) September 28, 2026 Jennyfer Hatch had a condition called Ehlers-Danlos syndrome that affected…

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Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) speaking at a podium (file photo). Photo: Lorie Shaull, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons Please follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, Truth Social, Gettr, X, Youtube, Instagram President Donald Trump called on Congresswoman Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) to immediately resign from Congress, saying she was sworn into office using a “fake name.” In a post on Truth Social, Trump wrote: “It was just revealed that Ilhan Omar’s name is not Ilhan Omar, the one she used to get elected and sworn into Congress, but rather, it’s an entirely different name, Ilhan Nur Said Elmi, and…

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A pole-mounted solar-powered license plate camera in Valdosta, Georgia (file photo). Photo: GA_Kevin via Wikimedia Commons (CC0) Please follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, Truth Social, Gettr, X, Youtube, Instagram Originally published at The Georgia Record. A former investigator with the Effingham County Sheriff’s Office in Georgia kept using the Flock nationwide license plate camera system for five years after he left his job as an investigator, and used it to search for his wife’s plate, the Washington Post reported Wednesday. Andrae Wright, a former investigator for the Effingham County Sheriff’s Office, left the office in 2021, but logged…

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