Romana Didulo, self-proclaimed “Queen of Canada” and leader of the “Kingdom of Canada” group, was arrested in Saskatchewan along with 16 others following a firearms report. Law enforcement executed a search warrant at a decommissioned school where the group had been residing, seizing four replica handguns from the property. The RCMP confirmed the arrests, stating those detained are expected to be associated with Didulo’s group, with no charges filed as of Wednesday afternoon. Didulo posted a livestream of her arrest on her Telegram page, indicating she did not resist.
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President Zelensky has cautioned against territorial concessions to Russia, asserting that ceding Ukrainian land would only embolden Vladimir Putin and provide a base for future attacks on Europe. He emphasized that giving up the Donbas region would leave other major cities vulnerable and could open new opportunities for Russia. Zelensky warned that Ukraine’s ability to hold its ground would determine the eastern border of Europe and that Russia shows no sign of seeking a peace deal. Meanwhile, Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov reiterated Moscow’s demand for international recognition of its territorial claims, while Putin stated he would continue the war if a peace deal cannot be reached.
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China showcased its advanced military capabilities during a Beijing parade commemorating the 80th anniversary of Japan’s surrender in World War II. Among the unveiled weaponry were the DF-5C intercontinental ballistic missile and the LY-1 shipborne laser weapon system, demonstrating China’s advancements in strategic nuclear deterrence and directed-energy weapons. The event also included various drones and missiles, highlighting the sophistication of its defense-industrial complex. The parade, attended by leaders like Putin and Kim Jong Il, served as a message to the U.S. and its allies, signaling China’s growing military might and ambition.
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In a recent interview, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy asserted that any territorial concessions to Russia would only embolden Vladimir Putin and serve as a launching pad for further aggression against Europe. He argued that Putin’s past actions demonstrate his strategic use of seized territories as springboards for expansion, potentially targeting cities like Kharkiv and Dnipro if Ukraine were to cede the Donbas region. Zelenskyy emphasized that Europe’s strength will ultimately determine whether Russia continues its aggression, highlighting the potential for advanced weaponry to bring the conflict closer to the continent’s heart. He underscored that Ukraine’s resilience is crucial, as its fate will directly shape the eastern border of Europe.
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No Powerball winner in Wednesday’s drawing, jackpot climbs to $1.7 billion. Okay, so here’s the deal – the Powerball jackpot has skyrocketed to a mind-blowing $1.7 billion! It’s the kind of number that makes you do a double-take and maybe even consider buying a ticket, even if you usually think it’s a long shot. I mean, let’s be honest, who doesn’t fantasize about what they’d do with all that cash?
The allure of the lottery, especially when the numbers get this big, is undeniable. People start thinking about buying castles on private islands, traveling the world, or maybe just finally paying off those student loans.… Continue reading
In a recent ruling, a federal judge invalidated the Trump administration’s freeze of $2.2 billion in grant funds to Harvard University. The judge determined the funding freeze was an illegal and ideologically motivated action targeting universities. The court found that the administration’s focus on antisemitism served as a pretext for imposing demands that violated First Amendment protections. The court’s decision vacated the freeze orders and barred their enforcement, though the White House has announced plans to appeal.
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Emergency services reported that a deadly accident occurred on Wednesday when Lisbon’s Gloria funicular railway car derailed and crashed, resulting in at least 15 fatalities and approximately 18 injuries. The crash, considered the worst in the city’s recent history, involved a popular tourist attraction and symbol of Lisbon, leaving several in serious condition. Authorities are investigating the cause of the accident, which took place during rush hour. Scheduled maintenance had been carried out prior to the incident, and the city has since suspended operations of other streetcars while offering its condolences and declaring a day of mourning.
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A key figure behind Project 2025, a comprehensive conservative policy blueprint, is scheduled to address Prime Minister Mark Carney’s cabinet in closed-door meetings. The Heritage Foundation’s Kevin Roberts, whose organization spearheaded the project, will discuss the evolving U.S. economic and security relationship, offering insights into the Trump administration’s potential priorities. Project 2025 proposes significant changes, including dismantling the administrative state, and restoring the family as the centerpiece of American life, and has been the subject of considerable controversy. The Canadian government aims to gain valuable perspective in preparation for the upcoming Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) review next year.
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The “Portrait of a Lady,” a painting by Giuseppe Ghislandi stolen by Nazis, was recovered in Argentina after being missing for eight decades. The painting, valued at approximately $50,000, was found in the home of the daughter of a former SS officer. After a worldwide search, the woman’s lawyer returned the artwork, which had been part of a collection looted from an Amsterdam art dealer. The investigation began when a Dutch journalist recognized the painting in a real estate listing, ultimately leading to the work’s recovery.
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President Trump denied awareness of social media rumors suggesting his death or declining health, which circulated over the Labor Day weekend. These rumors stemmed from a combination of the president’s decreased public appearances and persistent bruising on his hand, possibly linked to reported circulation issues. Despite his denials, sources indicate Trump was fully aware of the online speculation, with one official calling the rumors “fake news.” This is not the first time Trump has publicly misrepresented his knowledge of viral online content.
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