Day: October 31, 2026

Germany Hits Highest Number Of Suicides In Nearly 30 Years Authored by Remix News Staff via Remix News, The number of suicides in Germany rose to 11,334 in 2025, the highest level in nearly 30 years, official statistics showed, reversing a long-term decline and prompting renewed calls for stronger prevention measures. The Federal Statistical Office… Continue reading Germany Hits Highest Number Of Suicides In Nearly 30 Years

Qatar Signals Talks ‘Breakthrough’ As Khamenei Warns Iran’s Retaliation Will Have ‘No Geographical Limits’ If Attacked Could this be the actual breakthrough coming after many months of prior claimed negotiation ‘breakthroughs’ and false starts? Just when the prospect of even getting back to the negotiating table seemed as remote as ever, Qatari newspaper Al-Araby Al-Jadeed… Continue reading Qatar Signals Talks ‘Breakthrough’ As Khamenei Warns Iran’s Retaliation Will Have ‘No Geographical Limits’ If Attacked

A friendly fire snub came courtesy of another notch for Abdul El-Sayed’s red-green alliance bona fides that prompted a former rival to seek an apology. In the Mecca of the Midwest, infighting under the big top that is the Democratic Party’s circus of a coalition has already proved problematic in the past when terrorist sympathizers… Continue reading Friendly fire: El-Sayed campaign reportedly tells pro-Israeli Dem to ‘stay away’

Sports commentator Stephen A. Smith put a racial spin on the Democratic Party’s preference for open borders, opining that flooding the country with illegal aliens puts black people at a disadvantage. The ESPN motormouth dished on politics during a recent episode of his “Straight Shooter With Stephen A.” podcast, blasting Democrats for their failure to… Continue reading Stephen A. Smith: Dems’ open border policies are a ‘direct assault’ on black people

Already absent from the campaign trail, a new report raised questions as to where Alaska’s controversial Senate candidate, last seen on a flight, may have gone. This week, the findings of an investigation by The New York Times about ballot shenanigans marked only the latest example of Democrats allegedly doing precisely what they accuse Republicans… Continue reading MIA: ‘Decoy Dan’ flees as scrutiny mounts over Dems’ ballot shenanigans

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Hand In Hand Toward The Abyss Authored by Thomas Kolbe via American Thinker, With massive state demand, Berlin and Paris hoped to escape the debt spiral. But economic data show that, in the end, not even statistical pseudo-growth remains. The pillars of the EU are crumbling amid structural failure. Fateful weeks on the bond markets:… Continue reading Hand In Hand Toward The Abyss

Musician Kid Rock pumped the brakes on comedian Bill Maher’s prediction that Republicans will experience a “thumping” in the upcoming midterm elections. The rocker, whose real name is Robert James Ritchie, joined “Real Time with Bill Maher,” where he unapologetically delivered reality check after reality check to the liberal host and his audience. At one… Continue reading Kid Rock douses Bill Maher’s hopes of a Republican ‘thumping’ in midterms

Alaska’s ballot confusion may prove more than a localized plot as a top Republican pointed across the Senate aisle at a Democrat he believes “schemed and colluded … to deceive the voters.” This week, suspicion’s turned into full-blown investigations in the Land of the Midnight Sun following a report from The New York Times that… Continue reading Plot exposed: Schumer tied to yearlong scheme to rig Alaska Senate race

Abdul El-Sayed is working hard to convince voters he is a regular guy, but a recent interview exposed his “little man syndrome” in a big way. On a podcast with Hasan Minhaj this week, the Michigan Democratic Senate nominee took cheap shots at Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, even bringing up his mother in an… Continue reading Abdul El-Sayed takes cheap shot at Hegseth, evokes SecWar’s mother in crazy rant