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Boycotts of the US spread worldwide as its favourable rating falls to 37 per cent
US favourability drops to 37 per cent as people worldwide boycott US goods and travel.
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UN investigators conclude the US committed war crimes in strikes on Minab school and Lamerd sports centre
A UN fact-finding mission concluded that a US Tomahawk missile was aimed at a primary school where at least 156 people, mostly children were killed, and that a US missile scattered tungsten pellets over a sports complex and homes where 22 people were killed.
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Canada sanctions Russia over the mass kidnapping of Ukrainian children
Canada has sanctioned Russia's emergencies minister Aleksandr Kurenkov, his wife Elena Milskaya and six others over the kidnapping of Ukrainian children, as Ukraine's registry records 20,651 children taken since February 2022
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Woman gang raped on camera, a US wide rape and misogyny network attacked her and other victims
A national rape and misogyny network is targeting women through coordinated intimidation, doxxing, sexual rumours and the distribution of intimate and rape footage. At least 10 women have been identified as victims of the network’s campaigns, including one whose gang-rape footage was made viral.
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Canada invited to become the EU's first associate member
EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposed making Canada the EU’s first “associate member,” opening the door to potentially trillions of dollars in deeper integration across trade, technology, defence, energy, the Arctic and critical minerals.
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Carney's $1-trillion Canada summit
Canada says its first Investment Summit secured nearly $500B in new investment toward a $1T five-year target. About $325B consists of bank financing commitments, while major proposals include a $50B Maple Fund and private operation of Canada’s four largest airports.
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US removed an embassy child-rape suspect from Britain; MP warns of cover-up
U.S. personnel searched the London flat of a U.S. Embassy employee over suspected child rape media, detained him and removed him from Britain the same day. He has not been publicly charged, and UK police did not question him before he left. MP warns of cover-up.
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House Committee on Oversight votes 41 to 0 for Leon Black contempt for defying Epstein subpoenas
The House Oversight Committee voted 41–0 to recommend holding billionaire Leon Black in contempt of Congress after he skipped an Epstein-related deposition and refused to produce subpoenaed NDAs. Black paid Jeffrey Epstein $158 million between 2012 and 2017.
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Nato jets battle Russian drones over Europe as eastern-flank incursions escalate
Fourteen days of scrambles over Estonia, Poland and Romania, a drone that flew 160 kilometres into Nato airspace minutes before Zelenskyy's aircraft took off, and the first shootdown over Lithuania
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Massie forces impeachment vote on Hegseth for high crimes and misdemeanors
Thomas Massie invoked House privilege on 15 September 2026 to force a vote on eight articles impeaching Pete Hegseth over the Iran war and civilian mass killings.
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Finland joins France's nuclear deterrence initiative as U.S. guarantee recedes
Finland became the 10th state in France's forward nuclear deterrence initiative on 14 September, an arrangement outside NATO and U.S. control.
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A mafia capo, a registered agent of Israel and Trump Jr. sat down to dinner in Estonia
Estonia’s foreign minister discussed Ukraine at a private Tallinn dinner with Donald Trump Jr. Among the reported guests: former Colombo capo Michael Franzese and Brad Parscale, a registered foreign agent whose firm has received more than $15 million for work on behalf of Israel.
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Russian oligarch close to Putin paid for Trump Jr.'s Bahamas wedding
Umar Kremlev, a Putin-decorated Russian oligarch under Ukrainian sanctions, paid hundreds of thousands towards Donald Trump Jr.'s Bahamas wedding.
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France's Epstein investigation has obtained the names of more potential Epstein recruiters
Paris prosecutor Laure Beccuau says investigators have further names of potential Epstein recruiters, have counted 26 victims and had scheduled an interview with Daniel Siad before his death.
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European investigators report that the US Justice Department has not answered Epstein evidence requests
Prosecutors in Poland, Norway and Latvia and police in Britain report that the US Justice Department is stonewalling their investigations and has not answered their Epstein evidence requests for over a year.