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The masked men behind Kamloops' "Got bones?" banner belong to a federally registered white nationalist group that trains with US fascist fight clubs and pushes the "remigration" agenda Donald Trump has embraced. Its founder, flagged by Canada's terror watchdog, tells followers to "arm up now".
Albertans vote on 19 October after separatists offered the US government the province's oil, water and land, Michigan Republicans brought in software that exposed nearly three million voters' data, and Trump tariffed and threatened Canada.
Fernando Cerimedo ran right-wing campaigns on Brad Parscale's software, posed with Trump Jr. and says he arranged Trump's Honduras endorsement. He is jailed in Bolivia, accused of ordering a hit on his pregnant ex. Bolivian police arrested his prosecutor two days after the US targeted him.
In the final week before Brazil votes, the US government put money behind opponents of the Supreme Court, closed its consulates over a threat Brazilian police could not find and was reported to have the vice-president's donor network inside the opposition campaign.
Marco Rubio overrode congressional holds, a Democratic aide said. The money funds opponents of Brazil's supreme court days before its vote and Europeans who reject "gender ideology", as Trump officials back nationalists abroad, meet Alberta separatists and vote with Russia at the UN.
The Pentagon has left the UK, France and NATO's three top defence spenders, the Baltic states, out of an allies' meeting in Poland as Trump moves to ease Russia sanctions, invites Putin to his Doral resort and weighs pulling up to 40,000 US troops from Europe.
DOJ filings show Israel hired Brad Parscale's Clock Tower X for "GPT framing results on GPT conversations" and paid Piro Inc. to run a think tank that put out 124 largely AI-written reports in nine days. Perplexity, Copilot and ChatGPT have cited the material.
ICE spent more than $2.5 billion on warehouses and jails since Dec 2025 without projecting their running costs beyond three years. Seven of the warehouses cost $707 million, have never held a detainee and are now for sale. CoreCivic sold ICE two of the jails and kept the contracts to run them.
Six tech oligarchs signed Trump’s voluntary AI safety accord. Their companies hold billions in federal contracts. The conflict of interest is explicit: three helped design the rules meant to police them—and are building the body that would certify their supposedly independent auditors.
Romania’s Chamber of Commerce flew politicians, judges, state-company executives and businessmen to Mykonos to meet potential US investors interested in energy, railways and agriculture. Nearly three months later, it still hasn’t revealed who the investors were.
US Ambassador Guilfoyle privately met with Romanian Social Democrat leaders. Bolojan’s government resisted a US LNG deal she promoted involving Nova Power & Gas and investigated its nuclear project. Weeks later, the Social Democrats joined far-right AUR to topple his government.
14 Republican and Democratic senators are urging Trump to withdraw his invitation for Vladimir Putin to attend December’s G20 summit at Trump’s Miami golf resort. Putin is wanted by the ICC over Russia’s kidnapping of Ukrainian children.
US Ambassador Guilfoyle allegedly boasted US can topple allied governments while discussing Romania with Greek officials: “We can do that to any country we want. We can do that here.” Also pushed allies toward Aktor energy deals while Aktor’s paid lobbyist accompanied her.
Right-wing streamer Clavicular has been charged with raping a 17-year-old girl. He has associated with Nick Fuentes, the Tate brothers, Sneako and Myron Gaines, and appeared on Michael Knowles’ Daily Wire show.
Carlson told NPR the US president agreed the war served Israeli aims, then dismissed the cost to the next generation "We all die anyway." The war has killed 19 U.S. troops and thousands of civilians.
