Saturday, 11 July 2026

🧚‍♀️ TREE HOUSE NEWS 🏡

NEWS AGGREGATOR & COMMENTS

Great Spirit bless 🙏

I got involved in some research this morning and spent more time than I thought I would need, and still without any result on what I was looking for to start with. I'll get back to that mess later. A good morning to all,

I pray the Great Spirit to watch over you on this day of July 11, 2026. And I pray for the well-being of all my followers reading this entry.

What's it like to be a NAZI or to live in a Nazi-occupied homeland? Today is the sixth month of living under a Nazi regime. I believe that by now most Americans are awakening to the fact that they didn't vote for a human being with humane feelings and values; you voted for a Nazi wannabe dick-tater 👃-🥔 . A BEAST 🧌 without feelings and values, just raving mad and caring for nothing except himself. And now, WHO WILL BE THE FIGURATIVE SLAYER OF THE BEAST?

. Rather than a literal monster being slain, the Beast and his armies are defeated by Jesus Christ at the Second Coming and cast into a lake of fire (Revelation 19:18–20)-

There is not much to report in the American news except for the usual Ravings of the Orange Menace's lunacy... and don't forget, with the BIG RED BUTTON in his pocket. Thank you, Great Spirit. We still have a beautiful early-morning midsummer sunrise. We appreciate every second because the next second may be the last in a flash.

I don't have much more to say today about south of the border; it is just too sad to think about at the moment. Let us all pause for a moment to pray and/or meditate....

G-d BLESS 🙏 AMERICA ✨🟰

Thank you for visiting and reading the Tree House News. Now it's on to the national and local breaking news recaps of the day.

BREAKING NEWS RECAP:

Twice-rejected American cruise puts spotlight on rollback of LGBTQ rights, passengers say

Greg Morley has spent decades sailing around the world on LGBTQ+ cruises with his husband, visiting far-flung destinations across the Americas, Asia and Europe – all from the safety of a ship where, he says, “everyone belongs.”

So, when the 59-year-old Philadelphian, who now lives in Paris, embarked on his latest “Athens to Venice” voyage, overseen by LGBTQ travel company Atlantis Events, he said he couldn’t wait to see the “amazing and iconic” sights on offer.

But those plans were derailed on Thursday when Egyptian authorities blocked the ship, the Scarlet Lady, from entering its waters at the last minute, according to Atlantis Events, days after the vessel was refused entry to Turkey. “We had full approval and they denied us clearance at the 11th hour,” Rich Campbell, the president and CEO of Atlantis Events, told CNN...

* ‘Two countries in one week’:*

Impact on local businesses:

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PUBLISHED Jul 11, 2026, 5:52 AM ET - 4 hr ago

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Trump’s obsession with repressing voters has gotten the best of him

Why Trump refuses to slap his name on the one thing he should.

President Donald Trump loves to slap his name on things: hotels, merchandise, stimulus checks and even a cultural institution Congress named for a former president. But Trump pointedly refused to affix his name to a major housing bill that both houses of Congress recently passed with huge veto-proof margins. The bill became law Saturday without his signature.

The president declined to sign it because he is still seething over another piece of legislation: his repressive anti-voting bill he calls the Save America Act. Senate Republicans (fortunately) failed to pass that bill, and Trump’s resulting political tantrum is so baffling and self-destructive it beggars belief.

The passage of the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act marks an extraordinarily rare event in today’s Washington: Congress forming a huge bipartisan majority to achieve something genuinely good. The bill, which addresses the national housing shortage, was the product of a partnership between progressive firebrand Sens. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., and Tim Scott, R-S.C., who is a staunch Trump ally. The White House initially backed the bill...

Trump’s description of the housing bill as a “yawn” before refusing to sign it reveals how completely he’s lost the plot:

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Jul. 11, 2026, 6:00 AM EDT

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CANADIAN NEWS:

Canada has lost millions of hectares of farmland. Where is it all going?

Federal food security strategy running up against high land costs, fewer young farmers

Standing on his 66-hectare fruit farm about an hour from Toronto, Charles Stevens shares the eye-popping figure a developer once offered him for his land: $16 million.

"I want my younger generation and the generations down the road to not have to buy their blueberries from Panama or some foreign country that may not feed us...

WATCH | New Brunswick working to better manage, protect its farmland:

Going after foreign ownership:
Losing the next generation of farmers:

WATCH | Carney unveils $3 billion food security strategy:

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Posted: Jul 11, 2026 4:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: 18 minutes ago

- CBC -

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Canada's next defence fight won’t be over spending. It’ll be over trust

Government must show Canadians this fall how it plans to finance its NATO ambitions

If there's one catchphrase to sum up the dilemma facing Canada and other allies post-NATO summit, it might very well be: Show me the money. It may be cliché. It may be somewhat worn out — after all, it's a pop reference to the 1996 movie Jerry Maguire. But it probably best captures a stirring public sentiment.

Britain found out the hard way recently that being able to account for an avalanche of money going to defence and security is a live, visceral political and policy issue that is capable of causing damage and casualties.

WATCH | NATO summit kicks off with military rearmament talks: