Monday, 5 October 2026
COMPETITION: Win The Chelsea Detective: Series 4 on DVD
Sunday, 4 October 2026
Obama’s Biggest Promise Exposed as His Biggest Lie
Barack Obama remains one of the most recognisable figures in modern American politics, but his presidency was also marked by promises that later came under serious scrutiny. One of the most damaging was his repeated assurance that, under his healthcare reforms, "if you like your health care plan, you can keep your health care plan". Obama made the claim repeatedly, including without qualifications, despite the Affordable Care Act ultimately resulting in millions of cancellation notices in 2013. PolitiFact later named the statement its 2013 "Lie of the Year", noting that the promise was impossible to keep as stated and that Obama subsequently attempted to add qualifications that had not been present in his earlier statements.
Amala Ekpunobi - Cornell 7 This Is Why We Wait For More Information
New text messages from the “Cornell 7” accuser have been revealed and oh boy, is this case changing quickly. Let’s talk about it.
Saturday, 3 October 2026
Fake News CNN
10 CNN Trump-Related Fake News Examples
Anthony Scaramucci and the Russian investment fund, 2017.
Donald Trump Jr. and the WikiLeaks email date, 2017.
The Comey testimony and whether Trump was under investigation, 2017.
The Covington Catholic confrontation, 2019.
The Trump Tower meeting and Donald Trump Jr., 2017.
Michael Cohen and the alleged Prague meeting, 2018.
CNN's reporting on Trump associates and Russian financial connections, 2017.
Reporting based on the Steele dossier's unverified allegations, 2017.
Claims concerning Trump campaign contacts with WikiLeaks, 2017.
Reporting that presented unverified Trump-Russia allegations as established facts, 2017.
Friday, 2 October 2026
Steven Crowder - The Hijacking the Media Called an "Altercation"
The recent Flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv ended with an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia after a violent incident in the cockpit. Flight FZ1073 was carrying 174 passengers and eight crew when the aircraft experienced a sudden and dramatic loss of altitude. Saudi authorities have since stated that the captain was assaulted by his co-pilot, while Israeli officials have said the co-pilot stabbed the captain and apparently attempted to take control of the aircraft. Passengers and crew intervened, the aircraft was secured and it was diverted safely to Tabuk. The exact motive and circumstances remain under investigation, with authorities examining whether the incident involved prior planning or any terrorist purpose.
What has also attracted criticism is the language initially used to describe what happened. Flydubai itself referred to an "altercation" in the flight deck, a description subsequently repeated by numerous media outlets. That word can make a violent attack inside the cockpit sound like little more than a disagreement between two colleagues. Once reports emerged that the captain had allegedly been stabbed, the aircraft had plunged thousands of feet and the co-pilot was suspected of trying to take control, describing the incident simply as an "altercation" appeared to understate the seriousness of what passengers had experienced. At the same time, the investigation is still establishing exactly what happened, so the distinction between confirmed facts and allegations remains important.

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