And so, we’ve come to the moment we’ve all been waiting for, when Globalist poster-boy Justin Trudeau is to finally relinquish his role as Canadian Prime Minister. Here at TGP we’ve been warning you this day was fast approaching, in posts like: Trudeau on the Brink of Losing Power After NDP Moves to Call a No-Confidence Vote, Bring down His Minority Liberal Government and Trigger Early Election ‘There’s No Alternative’: Over 50 MPs From His Own Liberal Party Call for Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau To Step Down Before Opposition Topples Him With No-Confidence Vote Canadian Parliamentary Committee Will Convene Early…
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Justin Bieber continues to show that there is no trouble in his and wife Hailey Bieber’s paradise with his recent Instagram posts.The “Never Say Never” singer shared a romantic selfie of him and Hailey days after gushing after her sultry snaps.Justin’s posts come amid rumors of troubles in his and Hailey’s marriage—rumors she seemingly responded to by reposting a video of a man laughing.Article continues below advertisementJustin Bieber Kisses Hailey Bieber’s Neck In New PictureThe snap showed the couple sharing a lovely moment as Justin, who was behind Hailey, kissed her neck while she smiled.Justin wore a black-and-white striped shirt,…
OTTAWA: Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is likely to announce his resignation this week as he faces mounting dissent within his Liberal Party, newspaper The Globe and Mail reported on Sunday (Jan 5). Citing three anonymous sources knowledgeable of internal party matters, the Globe said Trudeau’s announcement could come as early as Monday. The announcement would likely come before a national Liberal Party caucus on Wednesday, according to the Globe’s sources. It remained unclear if Trudeau would remain in an interim capacity while the party sought new leadership, the Globe reported. Trudeau’s popularity has waned in recent months, with his government…
Israeli and Hamas officials are holding talks in Qatar in renewed push to secure ceasefire deal.Hamas has said it is ready to release 34 captives as part of a ceasefire deal with Israel, the Reuters and AFP news agencies have reported, citing an official with the Palestinian group. The Palestinian group, which governs the Gaza Strip, has approved the release of the captives “as part of the first phase of a prisoner exchange deal”, the AFP reported on Sunday, citing an unnamed Hamas official. The initial swap would include all women, children, elderly people and sick captives being held in…
The Miami Dolphins (8-9) just barely missed out on the playoffs this season, finishing 10th in the AFC after entering Week 18 in eighth place.But despite clawing back into the postseason conversation after multiple injuries hampered the roster, one star player appears to want out of Miami. Wide receiver Tyreek Hill told reporters after the team’s 32-20 loss to the New York Jets on Sunday that he’s “opening the door” on his career whether he continues in with the Dolphins or elsewhere. “I’m out bro,” Hill said (h/t The Miami Herald’s Omar Kelly). “It was great playing here but at…
Asking the Senate to perform as Hamilton envisioned is not hard. Recently, 38 House Republicans dealt Mr. Trump his first legislative loss as president-elect by defeating a continuing resolution he backed. Surely senators are at least as independent as House members.How does fealty work in office? This is the real test of appointees’ personal integrity, evidencing whether their loyalty is to the Constitution or to Mr. Trump. In the Defense Department, for example, where military officers are obligated not to follow illegal orders, what happens if Mr. Trump orders a domestic deployment that violates the Posse Comitatus Act? Will Pete…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Let me drop a little truth bomb: overnight success is the biggest gimmick ever.Yeah, I said it. The term “overnight success” is the perfect bait — shiny, exciting and easy to believe. But it’s also entirely, 100% false. The truth? Success is a grind. A messy, sweaty, emotional, lonely and ugly grind. And it’s way better that way.I get it — who doesn’t want to wake up one morning with the world at their feet? The real deal is this: that “overnight” moment? It’s usually the culmination of years — years —…
You’re probably feeling it: the onslaught of depressing news and commentary about political actions, wars, climate disasters and more. The first few times you’re exposed to a perceived injustice, you feel fired up and ready to fight against it. But after being repeatedly facing this moral assault, you start to feel fatigued, even withdrawn. Resistance feels futile.This phenomenon is informally referred to as “outrage fatigue.” While it hasn’t been well studied, researchers have studied outrage itself—what purpose it serves and how it spreads. William Brady, an assistant professor of management and organizations at Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management, and…
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Unlock the Editor’s Digest for freeRoula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter.The number of businesses planning to raise prices in the coming months has jumped sharply as increases in the UK Budget in tax and wage costs caused confidence to “slump”, the British Chambers of Commerce has warned. About 55 per cent of companies said they were planning to increase prices in the coming three months, up from 39 per cent in the third quarter, the lobby group’s survey of almost 5,000 businesses found. The expected price rises will fuel concerns that Budget measures will…