18 Oct 2026

La Révolution: France Burns as Communist and Islamic Rioters Clash with Police, Storm Marseille City Hall, Smash the Doors and Chant ‘We’re Taking the Bastille!’
France continues to burn as hundreds of thousands of communists and Jihadists take to the streets battling the police and destroying everything they can. An orgy of violence is taking place as a revolution spreads across the country. This is the Red/Green Alliance in action.

Spectre of French far-right fails to focus EU minds 
If Marine Le Pen becomes the next French president in May 2027, no European summit will be the same again. As if to make this point in person, the National Rally leader came to Brussels on Wednesday. But even so, the threat of a far-right France, hell-bent on ripping up a future budget deal or turning off the cash taps for Ukraine, will not spur the current crop of EU leaders into action. Instead, it will largely be business as usual as 27 EU leaders thrash out their differences on a gamut of topics – from the size of the next EU budget to how to keep Kyiv armed against Russia – running down the clock even further to next spring

Romania Shoots Down Two Drones After They Enter Its Airspace Over the Black Sea
The incident is the latest in a series of similar attacks in a short period of time, believed to be linked to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. “Two drones were shot down a few minutes ago by Romanian military pilots over the Black Sea, just moments after they illegally entered our country,” Romania’s Defense Minister Radu Miruță writes on Facebook.

Hillary Clinton’s nephew helps run Klobuchar’s gubernatorial campaign
The nephew of former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton is working on Amy Klobuchar’s campaign for Minnesota governor. According to his LinkedIn profile, Zach Rodham is the war room digital director at Minnesotans for Klobuchar, Klobuchar’s campaign committee. Additionally, campaign finance records show that Rodham is in the employ of Klobuchar’s campaign.

Slovak PM courts Kyiv and Moscow with new talks 
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico’s plans to revive economic cooperation with Russia are exposing coalition divisions, even as Bratislava prepares fresh talks with Ukraine. Ahead of the EU summit on Thursday and Friday, Fico announced that Slovakia would hold its fourth intergovernmental meeting with Ukraine on 5 November in Lviv, despite tensions over his pro-Russian stance. Meanwhile, the Slovak premier said his government was finalising preparations for talks with Russia, in line with what he calls its “foreign policy in all four cardinal directions”.

Sweden’s foreign minister calls US decision to block new Russia sanctions regrettable
Sweden’s Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard (M) regrets the US decision to block the introduction of several new sanctions against Russia. “It is regrettable because more pressure is needed on Russia, which shows no genuine desire for peace,” Malmer Stenergard writes in a comment to TT. The Foreign Minister believes the decision puts greater onus on the EU to “help Ukraine get through the fifth winter of war”.

Egypt’s al-Sisi says he plans to leave office when his term ends in 2030
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi announced on Saturday that he intends to leave office in 2030. It was at a graduation ceremony for fully trained military personnel that 71-year-old al-Sisi confirmed he would respect Egypt’s constitution regarding his time in power. Leaving the constitution unchanged is the right way to go. In 2030, my term as leader of the country will end, if I am still alive.

Burnham’s Brexit con: The British version of the Russian Collusion Hoax
Installed Prime Minister Andy Burnham appeared on a podcast recently to promote propaganda about the “cost of Brexit” to justify the return of the UK to full membership of the EU. … Burnham then went on to blame Russian interference during the 2016 Brexit Referendum to delegitimise the vote of millions of working-class Britons. It seems to be becoming the norm for politicians to label the public’s wishes and concerns as “Russian interference” and “disinformation” to delegitimise public opposition to globalist policies.

As US business ties to Israel are scrutinized, this Michigan group hopes to strengthen them nationwide
Heidi Levine, the Washington Post photographer who holds U.S. citizenship, described the attack to reporters from her hospital bed. “I got jumped and I saw in the very beginning at least 25, maybe 50 of them, and I was on the ground and they were kicking me for like 10 minutes,” she said. “We have called for a full investigation, arrest, and prosecution to the fullest extent of the law to whoever participated in this,” Huckabee wrote on X. “Attacking a female photographer is a despicable act of terror carried out by masked cowards. Dishonorable act of senseless violence.”

European diplomats attacked amid settler raids on West Bank olive harvest
Images show diplomat on the ground, damage to vehicle; IDF condemns ‘severe’ attack, says diplomatic delegation didn’t coordinate Taybeh visit as police launch probe; settlers said to kill around 20 sheep in Palestinian village

Russia Celebrates ‘Historic Moment’ After Trump Formally Waives Graham Act Sanctions
The Kremlin is praising the Trump White House after the US President on Friday signed an executive order to waive a new package of sanctions and tariffs on Russia. What’s essentially a major and unexpected ‘stay of execution’ comes after in September Trump had signed the “Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026” into law. It was expected to take effect soon, as part of a big Washington ramping up of pressure to further strangle the Russian economy and thus starve Putin’s war machine.

“Replacing Europe”: Undercover Film Follows The Money Behind Europe’s Taxpayer-Funded Mass Migration Pipeline
A new documentary from investigative outlet Muckraker traces the migrant route from West Africa through Spain and France to Britain, examining what the outlet describes as a network sustained by taxpayer-funded aid programs, NGOs, and even Western governments. The 47-minute film, “Replacing Europe,” draws on months of reporting and undercover footage to investigate the logistics and top NGO players behind the nation-killing mass migration into Europe.

California Should Not Get To Set Policy For All Of The US
Seventeen Republican attorneys general have filed suit to stop it. They are right. The rest of the country should say so – and reject California’s attempt to impose its policies on everyone else. California’s Senate Bill 54 effectively tells companies: If you want to sell in California, redesign your packaging, cut plastic on California’s timetable, and pay fees to a private Washington, D.C., organization called Circular Action Alliance. CAA sets the fees, keeps its methodology confidential, and handles disputes through arbitration rather than a court.

Has France Fallen? Far-Left Rioters Torch Buildings, Loot Luxury Stores As Macron Loses Control
France’s weeks-long social unrest appears to be intensifying this weekend, with footage circulating on X showing a clear escalation in violence by far-left radicals and a deterioration in public order. The sustained chaos is exposing the limits of President Emmanuel Macron’s rapid response and raising alarming questions about his government’s ability to contain the crisis. The latest government figures show that 550,000 people joined riots/protests nationwide on Saturday, including 110,000 across the Paris metro area. Separate reports say riots and chaos have spread to other EU countries. This is just embarrassing for the left-wing Brussels elite.

The West needs a coherent plan for tackling Iran’s proxies- opinion
Saudi missiles hit the Houthi-controlled Yemen Petroleum Company’s al-Sabaha facility near the Yemeni capital of Sana’a on Tuesday night. The Saudi strikes came in response to the Houthis’ earlier targeting of King Khalid International Airport on Saturday, when 12 people were killed. Another individual died in a similar attack the following day. Close observation of the events in Yemen showcases a dramatic imbalance in the combatant sides: between the relatively coherent alliance of which the Houthis are a part and the dysfunctional and divided gathering to which the Saudis are connected.

CENTCOM: IRGC not paying troops due to US economic pressure on Iran
“The financial strain on Iran’s military has become so significant that there are reports of Iran-aligned militia groups across the region withholding payments to their soldiers in order to funnel money back to the IRGC, which also is not paying its troops,”

Meloni decries violent demonstrations as Italian police clash with protesters in Milan, Bologna
Italian Police fired tear gas on Saturday after coming under attack from protesters throwing stones in the square in front of Milan’s Gothic cathedral, Italian media reported, while there were also clashes in the city of Bologna following protests over the cost of living. Police in Bologna used a water cannon to try to disperse crowds and made seven arrests after the protest became violent, the ANSA news agency reported.

Trump says Israel helped Saudi Arabia, suggests Abraham Accords talk revival
U.S. President Donald Trump expressed optimism Friday about the possible revival of talks on Saudi Arabia normalizing relations with the Jewish state. “Israel has been very helpful to Saudi Arabia,” Trump told reporters on the White House lawn on Friday, after being asked about Riyadh’s conflict with the Iranian-backed Houthis. A reporter asked the president whether Saudi Arabia should accept assistance from Israel in fighting Yemen’s Houthi rebels, to which Trump replied, “Yeah, I do. I think they will, sure.”

‘They Want Us To Shut Our Mouths’: Large Banks Debanked, Discriminated Against Customers For Christian Views
Nine of the nation’s largest banks relied on subjective decision-making and the opinions of advocacy organizations to terminate customer accounts or deny service to potential customers—often because of Biblical beliefs on key moral issues—between 2020 and September 2025. The findings, released Wednesday, were part of a report from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), the bureau of the U.S. Department of the Treasury that charters, regulates, and supervises banks and federal savings associations. The banks included in the review were JPMorgan Chase Bank, Bank of America, Citibank, Wells Fargo Bank, U.S. Bank, Capital One, PNC Bank, TD Bank, and BMO Bank.

“Replacing Europe”: Undercover Film Follows The Money Behind Europe’s Taxpayer-Funded Mass Migration Pipeline
A new documentary from investigative outlet Muckraker traces the migrant route from West Africa through Spain and France to Britain, examining what the outlet describes as a network sustained by taxpayer-funded aid programs, NGOs, and even Western governments.

La Révolution: France Burns as Communist and Islamic Rioters Clash with Police, Storm Marseille City Hall, Smash the Doors and Chant ‘We’re Taking the Bastille!’
France continues to burn as hundreds of thousands of communists and Jihadists take to the streets, battling the police and destroying everything they can. An orgy of violence is taking place as a revolution spreads across the country. This is the Red/Green Alliance in action.

WHITE HOUSE: It’s Not a “Socialist Revolution.” It’s Misery, Starvation, and Death
There’s nothing lighthearted about the reality the campaign is trying to hide. Socialist & communist regimes have killed some 100 million people through engineered famines, mass executions, & slave labor camps. The same ideology is now being sold to Americans by Democrat Socialists & Radical Left that dominates the Democrat Party.

Washington school district that forced kids to hide Bibles in sealed envelopes must apologize, pay $275K
A Washington state school district agreed to apologize, undergo religious liberty training, & pay $275,000 in attorney’s fees after a suit challenged policies that required elementary students to keep Bibles in sealed envelopes, according to a Christian education organization whose CEO says children felt pressured to hide their faith.

Even before the elections? Growing signs of an impending strike on Iran
The nearly certain loss of the House and fairly likely loss of the Senate in the fall will make the president’s life hell. Not only his, perhaps. Iran doesn’t want to escalate tensions ahead of Israel’s elections, and Trump doesn’t want an escalation ahead of US midterms. Yet something dramatic is unfolding between the US and Israel.

‘This is our homeland’: Netanyahu responds to Obama accusations that Israel stole Palestinian land
“The Jewish people are not foreign occupiers in the land of our forefathers,” Israel’s Prime Minister Netanyahu said. “Our history is not a colonial enterprise. Our land is not stolen land. This is our homeland.”

California wildfire forces thousands to evacuate as blaze destroys coastal homes
Thousands of residents were forced to evacuate Friday as a fast-moving wildfire, driven by strong winds, destroyed at least six high-value coastal properties in Southern California. Two firefighters were taken to hospital with heat-related injuries. Authorities haven’t yet disclosed what started the blaze.

Chipotle’s Ouija Board Ad Sparks Backlash – But The Real Danger Goes Much Deeper
Its “Summon the Spirits Tour” celebrates the return of its margarita, featuring a Ouija board and a message about summoning spirits. To marketers, it’s wordplay. To many consumers, it’s a seasonal joke. But to Christians, it should raise the question: When did attempting to communicate with spirits become harmless entertainment?