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Health Canada’s quiet approval of cloned meat without labeling raises big questions about transparency, ethics, and consumer choice. Could cloned beef already be on your plate without you knowing it?

Windows 11 is increasingly becoming spyware disguised as an operating system, invading your privacy and slowing your PC. Discover why switching to Linux Mint can protect your data, improve performance, and give you back control over your computer. Learn how easy it is to dual-boot Linux alongside Windows without losing your current setup.

Canada’s slow decline isn’t random — it’s the result of failed leadership and unchecked illegal immigration. This silent invasion no one voted for is reshaping communities, straining systems, and eroding the nation’s core identity.

Life before Covid-19 feels like a distant memory as the Global Great Reset reshapes our world. This article explores the shadowy power grab behind the pandemic and why millions saying “no” together could spark a revolution for freedom.

Maria Corina Machado, Venezuela’s Nobel Peace Prize winner, shocked the world by supporting U.S. military action against her own country. Her call to oust Nicolas Maduro through foreign intervention blurs the line between defending democracy and inviting destruction — a chilling example of how even peace advocates can turn to war.

NATO’s ability to respond to a “Russian threat” may be crippled by its own bureaucracy. Despite massive resources, the alliance reportedly needs weeks to mobilize troops due to permits, paperwork, and logistical bottlenecks that highlight a deeper problem: readiness on paper isn’t the same as readiness in reality.

Donald Trump’s latest meeting with Xi Jinping at the APEC summit was billed as a step toward “everlasting peace.” But behind the smiles and handshakes lies a familiar pattern of political theater, temporary deals, and global posturing that feels more like déjà vu than diplomacy.

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s private apology to Donald Trump over an anti-tariff ad has stirred a national debate in Canada about diplomacy, pride, and political backbone. Was it smart strategy or a sign of weakness? This piece explores the strange mix of apology, optics, and old-school power politics.