While Europe plans 100,000 VW layoffs and Canada bleeds factories, Audi plants $4.2B in Georgia. London’s Chatham House playbook to go around your vote is on paper--voters in Quebec, B.C., and Germany are already saying no;
Barbara on Obama's Detroit rally for El-Sayed and Slotkin, the red-green alliance burning France, Data Republican's Insurrection Act files, and making the November 3 midterms too big to rig;
Discordance across the board in Canada as medical systems become irreconcilable with the concept of informed consent, doctors become irreconcilable with the concept of "do no harm" and courts become irreconcilable with your individual rights;
Speaking at a 2026 European Parliament event hosted by MEP Christine Anderson, Economist Richard Werner raised concerns about digital identification systems
Chatham House frets Trump will be “unshackled” after the midterms. Rubio says America is no longer defensive. Susan Kokinda on diesel, Yalta panic, and the executive tools that don’t need Congress;
A sitting prime minister with 100+ conflicts, Canadian banks moving Chinese capital and fentanyl cash, shipbuilding deals near sensitive waters, CSIS warning about targeting First Nations leaders…
Msgr. Ricardo Coronado-Arrascue says Archbishop Golka, who silenced Fr. Ripperger, pressured him out of his diocesan roles then publicly framed it as mutual—calling him a liar
Leaked files from Data Republican expose a plan to turn midterm unrest against Trump, as the Washington Post reports officials advising 10 states. Barbara Boyd on the 2020 rerun and making November 3 too big to rig;
Yesterday I received overwhelming interest in the changes we are not told about to six banks in Canada that will be implementing 'Programmable Digital Currency'
Canadian police came to Action4Canada founder Tanya Gaw’s door over posts about Islam, warned her of a criminal hate investigation, and left without identifying a single statement that allegedly broke the law;
Treasury hit Bank of America with $1.2 billion in penalties for money laundering failures. Susan Kokinda traces the bank from Countrywide and the 1980s debt crisis to King Charles’ green finance club, and Bessent’s challenge to the IMF;