Israel’s advancement of the E1 settlement plan has drawn global outrage, but Netanyahu’s government proceeds, prioritizing domestic political goals over international criticism.
Two Phoenix police officers were arrested and fired for a violent, unreported traffic stop, prompting calls for accountability and reform.
President Trump has threatened 50% tariffs on Canadian cars and trucks, prompting reciprocal threats from Canada and raising concerns for the North American auto industry.
An arbitrator has ordered The Washington Post to reinstate columnist Karen Attiah with back pay, ruling her firing over social media posts was unjustified
The Supreme Court has upheld the Trump administration’s mail voting restrictions, impacting procedures for the upcoming 2026 midterm elections.
ICE conducted a massive operation in the DC area, arresting a significant number of undocumented immigrants, sparking debate over enforcement and community impact.
Sean Grayson, the former Illinois deputy charged with killing Sonya Massey, has died at age 32 while awaiting trial, leaving the family without a criminal verdict.
President Trump has arranged for Indiana limestone to be shipped to Italy for carving into columns for the proposed White House ballroom, blending American material with European craftsmanship.
Montreal city council is set to vote on a motion calling for the suspension of institutional ties with the Israeli government, sparking debate.
President Trump’s plan to import beef to lower prices faces pushback from ranchers and Republicans in key races who fear it harms domestic producers.
Sault Ste. Marie has outlined specific rules for election sign placement, prohibiting them on public property and limiting them on private land to ensure safety and fairness.
An arbitrator has ruled that the Washington Post wrongfully fired columnist Karen Attiah over social media posts, ordering her reinstatement with back pay.
A new poll shows Quebec’s anglophone and allophone communities overwhelmingly support the Liberal Party and reject sovereignist parties, citing inclusivity and stability.
Politicians and Indigenous leaders gathered at Fort Carlton to mark the 150th anniversary of Treaty 6, emphasizing reconciliation and future cooperation.
The Bloc Québécois urges PM Carney to reconsider DST and CanCon payments amid U.S. pressure on Canadian cultural policies.
Reports indicate that Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan have invited Iran to join the newly established Mecca defense pact, signaling a potential shift in regional diplomacy.
MLA Ian Paton has left the B.C. Conservative caucus and plans to form a new political party with former colleague Peter Milobar, citing ideological differences.
PM Mark Carney warns that Trump’s tariff demands could dismantle Canada’s auto industry, while Ford cautions that the U.S. risks losing efficient supply chains.
Military facilities face a $285 billion maintenance and repair shortfall, according to a watchdog report, raising concerns about readiness nationwide.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Iran attempted to assassinate one of his sons but provided no further details publicly
Donald Trump has told Canada to “fall in line,” while Prime Minister Mark Carney rejects subordination and defends Canadian sovereignty.
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A Turkish court handed prison sentences to several opposition mayors, while an alleged crime boss received a three-year sentence.
A new decree allows Russia to place critical infrastructure under temporary state management if owners fail to protect facilities from Ukrainian drone attacks.
The Trump administration has announced a global economic campaign against Iran, intensifying pressure through sanctions, diplomatic measures, and trade.