Sean Lorne

Teacher Fined $750,000 Over Gender Comments

A former B.C. school trustee faces a $750,000 Human Rights Tribunal order after public comments about transgender people. The case raises questions about free speech, workplace safety, and where law ends and belief begins.

How Iran Crushed Protests and Spun Victory

A recent analysis lays out how Tehran paired brutal street repression with a fast, staged information campaign. The goal was to crush dissent at home and keep shaping opinions abroad, especially against Israel and the United States.

Trump Endorses Jake Paul For Political Run

At a Kentucky rally, President Trump brought boxer and YouTuber Jake Paul on stage and said Paul should run for office, offering his full endorsement. Paul praised Trump and tied the moment to fights, factories, and media grievances.

Rightward Wave Hits Chile, Ecuador, Paraguay

Three conservative moves in Latin America made headlines this week. José Antonio Kast was sworn in as Chilean president, Ecuador announced a US-backed offensive against cartels, and Paraguay approved a defense deal allowing US forces on its soil.

California Congressman Leaves GOP, Still Backs Republicans

Rep. Kevin Kiley of California announced he is leaving the Republican Party and registering as an independent. He says he will still caucus with House Republicans, a move that tweaks the chamber math but leaves several questions about future votes.