This is what passes for "journalistic standards" in Canada. And Canadian taxpayers are footing the bill for this garbage.

A naturalized U.S. citizen who attacked a synagogue was identified as the brother of a Hezbollah commander, raising questions about security.

An Albany, NY, woman wanted to blow up the state Capitol in the name of ISIS, and shopped at Home Depot for bomb parts.

This comes amid other controversies regarding El-Sayed's campaign finances, including a top donor with links to the Muslim Brotherhood.

The president made a change of flights while visiting Turkey due to a threat on his life. Can we trust this NATO ally?

"I think we have this notion sometimes on shows like this that we cannot or should not talk to certain groups of people."

If Michigan residents needed a reason to vote against El-Sayed in November, the Muslim Brotherhood is certainly giving them one.

A terrorist group aligned with the Islamic State is butchering Christians in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Two of the women were in critical condition after the attack -- which, strangely, media reports didn't ascribe a motive to.

Weeks after an ISIS supporter got a slap on the wrist from a German court, he was shot dead after conducting a terroist attack.