Canada

Donald Trump’s Arctic strategy has been 500 years in the making. When Christopher Columbus set sail across the Atlantic in 1492, he intended to find a direct path from Europe to Asia. He didn’t, of course — but the first transatlantic explorer to sail under an English flag, John Cabot, tried again a few years later and became the first modern explorer to reach what is now Canada.

For decades, National Public Radio was funded by American taxpayers, but these people do not love America, especially when Republicans are in charge. On the latest Weekend Edition Saturday, host Scott Simon demonstrated this by comparing today’s America to Eastern Europe under the domination of the totalitarian Soviet Union.

One of America’s most influential economists finally had the moxie to admit what any American with half a brain could see about the Trump tariffs: The elitist, stuck-up doom prophets were all wrong.

In a New York magazine article, Simon van Zuylen-Wood praised Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney for supposedly resisting President Trump, painting a heroic picture of Carney as a stalwart against U.S. influence. However, the article overlooked Carney's controversial decision to retract Canada's digital services tax after Trump's trade threats, which angered many Canadians, including his…

Following a Canadian party leaders' debate in Montreal, Stuart Benson of the Hill Times erupted with a five-minute rant in the media room, outraged that Rebel News was allowed to ask questions. The incident, dubbed "Tantrum Boy" by Rebel News CEO Ezra Levant, was misreported by the Toronto Star, blaming Rebel News for the post-debate media scrum cancellation. A video exists countering…

On Tuesday’s installment of the White House press briefing, Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt praised the changes owner Jeff Bezos is making at The Washington Post, gave the “new media” seat to Saagar Enjeti of Breaking Points, and faced tough questions from across the spectrum on the economy from Fox News, CNN, Politico, and even the Associated Press.

Even in a world where President Donald Trump clearly racks up foreign policy wins, CNN’s smug harpies desperately try to convince all eight of the network's viewers that he’s really losing.

Winning the 2024 election was only the beginning — the Trump effect is now sweeping the globe. From Canada to the U.K. and continental Europe, left-liberal governments are tottering while right-leaning voters, especially young men, gravitate toward populist politics and take inspiration from Donald Trump’s success in America. It’s almost as if Trump himself were on the ballot in other advanced…

Jimmy Kimmel’s staff is not the only section of late night comedy that has fallen for alleged United Healthcare CEO murderer Luigi Mangione, CBS’s Taylor Tomlinson has too. On the 2025 debut of After Midnight on Monday, Tomlinson mused about whether it was possible to peer pressure President Joe Biden into pardoning Mangione.

In a fear-mongering Morning Joe segment on Trump's proposed tariffs, reporter Hallie Jackson literally points the finger, warning that companies would often pass tariffs down to "you," the consumer. No word of to whom companies would have passed the huge corporate tax increase that Kamala Harris proposed. 

CBS’s Stephen Colbert welcomed Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to Monday’s taping of The Late Show in an attempt to help him reverse his collapse in the polls by labeling his Conservative Party opponent, Pierre Poilievre, “Canada’s Trump,” which naturally means he is, in Colbert’s eyes, a fascist, nativist-xenophobe.

When our national media don't like where a narrative is going -- as in anyone assuming Joe Biden is an eager participant in Hunter Biden's influence-peddling -- they repeat a mantra about "no evidence." Biden's critics have "no evidence" of a Joe-Hunter corruption connection. But when they like a narrative -- like arrogant white imperialist Catholics in Canada were so hostile to "indigenous…

Smokey haze from the Canadian wildfires continued to cover the East Coast of the United States on Friday, and PBS’s Amanpour and Company used the air pollution to portray Republicans as opposed to a healthy environment. Ironically, Amanpour’s guest, Democratic Senator Chris Coons (DE) spent his air time promoting a bipartisan bill for a carbon border tax.

In Canada, freedom of speech might be curtailed again to please the “marginalized.” You might think the journalists would be offended by free speech being banned in certain “zones,” but not when it’s a zone around a drag show.