Canada’s Tariff Strategy Designed To Interfere With U.S. Midterm Elections
Late last month, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney walked away from a trade deal with the United States. According to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, Canada was “offered the best trade deal of any country on the globe,” but Carney abandoned the deal “at the last minute.” And the reason is that Canada is trying to influence the 2026 midterm elections in the United States.
Vance doubts his own salvation, says end times could be near, “Antichrist” could be among us
Vice President J.D. Vance told a Christian podcaster this week that he is not entirely sure he is going to heaven. Speaking to 22-year-old evangelist Bryce Crawford in a wide-ranging interview about faith, doubt, and the end of days, the second-highest official in the United States government put his own odds of salvation at seven or eight out of ten. “I’m always one of these people who is always going to have little doubts,” Vance said. “I still occasionally have doubts. Like, is this actually real?” he said,
Major Houthi offensive collapses in Yemen amid intense fighting against gov’t & Saudi forces
The Yemeni Houthi terrorists have largely refrained from launching attacks against Israel in recent months, as the Iran-backed group has been preoccupied with newly erupted fighting against forces aligned with Saudi Arabia and Yemen’s internationally recognized government. The fighting has reportedly claimed the lives of hundreds of fighters as well as civilians. … the Houthis launched a new offensive south of Hodeidah port. … However, the offensive faltered over the weekend, according to the Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper, as government forces pushed back with drone and fighter-jet strikes against Houthi reinforcements south of the Al-Jarahi district.
Amazon cargo jet pilot miraculously escapes fiery crash that left 5 dead at Miami airport
One of the pilots involved in the deadly Amazon cargo jet crash had jumped out of the burning plane just moments after it landed at the Miami International Airport, wild video shows. Harrowing footage from Sunday’s crash showed the pilot struggling to get out of the downed plane as it lay burning on the airport runway,
Ukraine’s new top commander is pushing to unwind a Soviet-inherited command model mid-war. He wants combat-tested sergeants to have real authority
Ukraine’s new top commander wants the army’s combat-tested sergeants to have real careers, real authority, and clear paths to promotion — not just a role training recruits. Commander-in-Chief Mykhailo Drapatyi has met the senior sergeants of the force’s branches, corps, and command bodies and set concrete steps to reform the sergeant corps, saying most had come straight from combat zones,
Trump reveals new Space Force uniforms inspired by ‘Starship Troopers’
The commander-in-chief shared a mock-up of the black and grey fits on Truth Social, which also detailed how they were “inspired by the discipline of the Starship Trooper uniform” but “modernized for the guardians of the space domain.”
“The nations will help Israel build the Third Temple and the Arabs will voluntarily vacate the Temple Mount”
In a pre-election Q&A session, a questioner posed something Israeli politicians rarely answer directly: what happens to the mosque on the Temple Mount when the Third Temple rises? Speaking to supporters this week, Zehut chairman Moshe Feiglin answered without flinching. “The Zehut party will not build the Third Temple. Am Yisrael [the nation of Israel] will build the Third Temple. The Third Temple will not be built by some accidental majority, at midnight, in some Knesset committee. Am Yisrael will build it because an entirely new consciousness will descend and envelop all of us. I believe the Third Temple will be built ish echad b’lev echad — as one man, with one heart — when we all want it. This will no longer be a partisan matter. “What about the mosque? I believe the Arabs will vacate it.
Ukraine put its own peace proposals on the table as two US envoys reached Kyiv for the first time
After a months-long pause, US President Donald Trump’s envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner opened their first round of peace talks in Kyiv to end the Russo-Ukrainian war. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced their visit and talks on Telegram on 6 September.
“We’ve Never Seen Anything Quite Like This”: A Strange Ten-Sided “Structure” Has Been Spotted on Saturn’s North Pole
NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope has glimpsed a strange ten-sided atmospheric wave at Saturn’s south pole, the first regular-sided jet pattern ever observed there. “We’ve never seen anything quite like this in Saturn’s southern hemisphere,”
Ukraine urges NATO to speed up air defence support ahead of Ramstein
Ukraine is urging NATO allies to accelerate the delivery of air and missile defence capabilities ahead of the next Ramstein-format meeting of the Ukraine Defence Contact Group on 8 September. At an extraordinary NATO-Ukraine Council meeting in Brussels last week, Ukrainian officials presented allies with an assessment of current Russian air threats and a list of urgent requirements for air and missile defence systems,
France, Germany shoot down new Kallas-led defence group
A plan to set up a group of senior advisers to brainstorm ideas on European defence policy has been abruptly cancelled just days after it was announced by foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas. Plan to draft ‘Draghi report for defence’ rejected by Paris, Berlin and Rome “Some member states felt this was not the right path to pursue at this moment. After some discussion with ministers, we have decided not to proceed with the initiative,” an EU official said.
Russia orders closure of German consulate in St. Petersburg
The order on Monday came as a further response to Berlin’s decision to close a Russian consulate in Bonn and a cultural institution in Berlin. The reason for the German decision – and the Russian response – is the German government’s accusations that Russia was behind an attempted attack with armed drones that was discovered in early August at Leipzig airport. The German cultural center, the Goethe Institute, has already been closed. Those who worked at the cultural center must leave the country this week, according to a decision from Moscow.
EU to invest billions in Greenland for internet, housing and tourism
The EU investment of 200 million euros – 2.2 billion Swedish kronor – will go towards expanded internet, better housing and sustainable tourism, among other things. The agreement also includes cooperation on energy and critical raw materials.
Russia and North Korea open new road bridge across Tumen River
Russia and North Korea have inaugurated a road bridge between the countries. The new connection across the border river Tumen is seen as another sign of the countries’ increasingly strong ties. Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin attended the ceremony via video link, calling the event “historic.” He said up to 300 cars will be able to cross the border daily.
Germany’s Merz ‘deeply shocked’ by far-right AfD’s historic electoral victory
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz told the press on Monday that he was “deeply shocked” by the far-right AfD’s historic victory in Saxony-Anhalt’s state election a day earlier. The AfD is labelled a “right-wing extremist” group by Germany’s domestic intelligence agency,
Iran Wants to Extend Enforcement Mechanism to Its Oil-Loading Terminals as the Costs of War Hit Home
Tehran is threatening to expand its restrictions on Gulf shipping even as it fires on vessels and pressures tankers to follow Iranian rules. The escalation is compounding Iran’s economic strain, with gasoline prices rising, the currency under pressure, and the nuclear standoff returning to Vienna.
Hackers Withdraw 320 Million In Bitcoin From Blockstream’s Liquid Network Federation Reserves
The Liquid Network said Sunday that purported white-hat hackers withdrew about 4,000 bitcoin, worth about $320 million, from the federation wallet that backs L-BTC. Bridge nodes were disabled, and the sidechain was paused. Other issued assets, including USDT, DePix and RWAs, were unaffected, the official account said on X. Users of LBTC don’t have many options but to wait for conversations with the hackers to resolve. Given the size of the hack, it would be difficult for the hackers to get away with stealing all that bitcoin, though perhaps not impossible.
Welcome To The World That Now Exists
We ended last week with the Dutch thinktank acknowledgement that “The world as we knew it no longer exists.” We start this week knowing many are going to be profoundly uncomfortable with the new world that replaces it. Not the weekend op-ed in the Financial Times asking, ‘Is Keynesianism dead?’ Rather, Germany’s state election in Saxony-Anhalt saw the far-right Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) emerge by far the largest party with 44%, To say this upends post-war German electoral politics is an understatement: it would be the first time the “far right” would be in power since 1945. Yes, ‘This is only Saxony’, and the AfD is polling at 28% in west Germany vs. the 44% it just got in the east. However, add leftists Die Linke and BSW 17% and it’s again close to half of voters.
DOJ Announces Deal With Mount Sinai Ending Pediatric Sex-Change Interventions
The Justice Department announced Friday an agreement with Mount Sinai Health System that ends the New York hospital network’s provision of puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and surgical procedures to minors. Mount Sinai, one of the largest healthcare providers in New York, will stop those interventions, pay a monetary penalty, and dedicate $2 million to free medical care for people living with harmful consequences of treatments they received as children, the department said.
Iran clashes with UN over nuclear program, access to its facilities
Iranian officials and senior United Nations representatives clashed publicly on Monday over Tehran’s nuclear program, human rights record and conduct during its recent military confrontation with Israel and the United States. International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Director-General Rafael Grossi said the UN nuclear watchdog is unable to verify the status of Iran’s declared nuclear material and facilities, while Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghei rejected efforts by European governments to seek a new resolution against Tehran.
US economic pressure could trigger new uprising in Iran within months, former Israeli security chief says
Former Israeli national security advisor Brig.-Gen. (res.) Prof. Jacob Nagel believes continued U.S.-led economic pressure on Tehran could trigger significant domestic upheaval in Iran within six to nine months, as Washington seeks to squeeze the regime’s primary source of revenue: oil exports. “The United States is a superpower that can almost do whatever it wants,” Nagel said in an interview
Israel becomes a key issue in Maine’s critical Senate race
If you were searching for the next major American political battleground over Israel, Maine probably wouldn’t be the first place that comes to mind. It might not even make the top ten. After all, it happens to be one of the least religious states in the country. Yet Israel is factoring squarely in the center of one of the most consequential U.S. Senate races of 2026. Republican Sen. Susan Collins is seeking a sixth teragainst Democratic nominee Troy Jackson, it turns out that the issue over Israel is creating some rather unusual political alliances. Troy Jackson has taken a decidedly harder line against the Jewish state. During his campaign so far, he has said he supports ending U.S. military aid that facilitates Israel’s military campaign in Gaza and has explicitly called Israel’s conduct there a “genocide.”
Canadian political candidate calls for ‘all Zionists to be locked up’
Rasha Zaid, an anti-Israel activist running for a local Ontario office, was seen calling for all Zionists to be “locked up,” among other inflammatory slogans—including comparing Israelis to “serial killers on the loose” who “must be held accountable.”
Katz orders IDF to prepare for full-scale war with Palestinian Authority, Oct. 7-style invasion
Israel’s defense minister has instructed the military to prepare for a possible October 7-style invasion from Judea and Samaria, as well as an all-out war with the Palestinian Authority, should the PA turn on Israel.
The New Islamic Empire: Will Turkey Inherit Iran’s Mantle?
Despite being 1,000 miles apart and in different time zones, Turkey and the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) maintain a military partnership that operates in direct violation of a standing UN arms embargo. Turkish combat drones initially helped SAF reverse the tide of the civil war. However, by late summer, counter-momentum by rival forces erased those gains, forcing Sudanese Chief of Staff Yasir al-Atta to travel to Ankara to request expanded, urgent military assistance from his Turkish counterpart, Selcuk Bayraktaroglu. But what is Turkey doing intervening in Africa? Turkey’s intervention in Sudan is not an isolated incident, but rather a … calculated geopolitical trajectory.
WATCH: ‘Gaza must act now or lose two-state solution,’ says Board of Peace chief
Board of Peace envoy Nickolay Mladenov warned that Gaza must move forward with the roadmap—transitional governance, disarmament, and withdrawal—or risk losing the two-state solution entirely.
IDF enters decisive phase in south Lebanon as Hezbollah clashes threaten ceasefire
Tensions in southern Lebanon are entering a critical phase as the IDF prepares to destroy Hezbollah infrastructure around the strategic Ali Taher Ridge, while a succession of drone attacks, Israeli strikes and a close-range firefight near Beaufort threatens to further erode the fragile ceasefire.
IRAN’S OIL LIFELINE COLLAPSES: Exports Choked Off As Stockpiles Plunge And Economic Crisis Deepens
One of the Iranian regime’s most important sources of income is rapidly drying up, as the U.S. blockade on Iranian oil exports dramatically reduces the flow of crude out of the Persian Gulf while the stockpiles Tehran managed to move out in advance continue to dwindle. The amount of Iranian crude oil stored outside the Gulf has plunged from 90 million barrels to just 29 million, according to a Wall Street Journal report published Monday. Iran is still able to supply China with oil that was already moved beyond the blockade line, but the stockpile allowing Tehran to continue those sales is steadily shrinking.
Trump DOJ charges 5 with illegal voting in several states ahead of midterms
The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced on Friday that five people have been charged with illegally voting in the 2022 and 2024 elections. Of the five, two were illegal aliens, two were legal aliens, and one was a U.S. citizen, according to a DOJ press release. Five Charged in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Wisconsin with Illegally Voting, Fraudulent Registration in 2022 or 2024 Election “The integrity of our elections, which are fundamental to democracy, should be of utmost importance to every American,”
Nature Gone Wild: Hurricane Lowell Causes Panic Buying In Hawaii, Monster Waves from Hurricane Marie Slam California, and Anak Krakatau Explodes
Three dangerous hurricanes are churning in the Pacific, and Anak Krakatau violently erupted. The cataclysmic 1883 eruption of the original Krakatau volcano was one of the loudest, most powerful ever; it significantly reduced global temps for an extended time. In the US, people are concerned about the hurricanes looming close to US territory.
Mamdani Falsely Claims DSA Led 10,000 Workers in the First Labor Day Parade as He Fronts for Unions by Creating Commie ‘Office of Worker Power’
Muslim communist New York City Mayor Mamdani lied about the Democrat Socialists leading the first Labor Day parade. He also signed an executive order forming the commie Office of Worker Power meant to strengthen and embed the unions while claiming he’s doing it for the working man. Don’t buy it.
Oh Look, Yet Another Church Up In Flames…
Another week, another historic church reduced to smoke and rubble. The former Saint Agnes Church in Toledo, Ohio went up early Saturday morning. The 116-year-old landmark’s steeple came down. The roof burned out. Nearby homes were evacuated. Once again, the cause is listed as currently unknown.
The UK’s “assisted dying” bill is eugenics by another name
The euthanasia bill, officially called Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, has been reintroduced in Parliament. As a UK Medical Freedom Alliance panel points out, this Bill will make eugenics a gov’t policy by creating a healthcare system that will judge the value of somebody’s life according to their productivity, their activity and their efficiency.
News from Australia: What do Fabianism, gov’t growth and AI have in common? Power
In the following, FCP Australia reviews its past week, during which it covered Fabianism, gov’t growth, AI, the Voice, Uluru, student representation, medical consent & media accountability. These may seem unrelated, but they’re not. The Christian question underneath all of this remains the same.
China is accelerating the militarization of humanoid robots; these robots have unique advantages in urban warfare
China is accelerating the integration of humanoid robots into military applications, transitioning them from civilian and industrial use cases to potential battlefield roles. They are keen to use these robots because they have a unique advantage in urban warfare.
Jonathan Cahn Attacked on Flight 618! By The Duct Taped Man! The True Demonic Story!
The unidentified passenger was Jonathan! He reveals what happened on that flight: a demonic manifestation, the strategy of the preemptor, the attack at 30,000 feet, and how behind it all was the enemy and the Altar of Pergamon!
Secret Navy SEAL operation in Strait of Hormuz revealed
Navy SEAL divers spent 4 months conducting a covert mine-clearing operation in the Strait of Hormuz, mostly under cover of darkness. The mission involved rubber boats, robotic vessels & underwater systems, while US Navy minesweepers remained outside the area. Shipowners doubt the entire strait is mine-free.
Iran says it plans to announce a new ‘exclusion zone’ near the Strait of Hormuz
The new head of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council on Sunday said that Iran plans to announce an “exclusion zone” outside of the Strait of Hormuz, aimed at vessels that it believes are attempting to transit the waterway.