A new CNN/SSRS poll shows only 6% of Americans are satisfied with the government's release of Jeffrey Epstein investigation documents, with widespread belief the DOJ is intentionally withholding information.
Former President Donald Trump accused the Biden administration of allowing dangerous immigrants into the U.S. and praised the Hells Angels biker gang for their support during a White House press briefing.
Lindsey Halligan has concluded her brief tenure as interim U.S. attorney for Eastern Virginia amid judicial rulings questioning her appointment's legality and dismissing key indictments.
Former ICE chief of staff Jason Houser argues the Trump administration's approach made communities less safe, citing arrest quotas and diverted priorities from serious crimes.
President Trump's Air Force One returned to Joint Base Andrews due to a minor electrical issue. He transferred to a backup aircraft to continue his journey to the World Economic Forum in Davos.
California Governor Gavin Newsom criticized European leaders at Davos for their approach to Donald Trump, calling it 'embarrassing' and urging a tougher stance against his disruptive tactics.
President Trump's tariff threats over Greenland control have triggered warnings of a NATO rupture, European retaliation, and global market turmoil as leaders gather in Davos.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agrees to join President Trump's Board of Peace, despite earlier criticism of its executive committee. The board's expansion and Trump's comments on replacing the UN spark international debate.
Fox News host Sean Hannity and Tennessee state Rep. Justin Jones engaged in a heated on-air argument about ICE raids targeting immigrants, with accusations flying about rhetoric and policy impacts.
Top European officials reportedly use an informal messaging group called the 'Washington Group' to coordinate responses to President Donald Trump's unpredictable behavior and policy moves.
Donald Trump's marathon press conference marking his second term anniversary faced widespread criticism for being incoherent and unsettling, with CNN's Jake Tapper leading the charge.
New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman describes Donald Trump's renewed push to acquire Greenland as a drive for conquest, highlighting a shift from past strategic considerations to aggressive rhetoric.
European leaders express unprecedented frustration with President Trump's threats against NATO allies and demands for Greenland, creating a major diplomatic rift ahead of Davos summit.
Edmonton police have released an age-progression composite sketch of Tania Murrell, who was abducted at age six in 1983, hoping to generate new tips in the haunting unsolved case.
A Saskatchewan woman and Alberta man face multiple charges after two RCMP vehicles were intentionally struck during a confrontation in eastern Alberta. Officers sustained non-life-threatening injuries.
Alberta's UCP government launches provincial review of Calgary's water system failures, drawing criticism for political motivations ahead of potential election year.
A new survey shows over a third of Canadians want dual citizenship, but many question the loyalty of those who hold it, with views varying by age and region.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre will run in a different riding in the next federal election, while former MP Damien Kurek returns as candidate in Battle River-Crowfoot after stepping aside for Poilievre's byelection win.
Two Calgary brothers have pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and robbery after a violent attack on a transit driver in May. The victim remains unable to return to work following the incident.
A Calgary man has been charged with parental child abduction following a two-year international search that spanned multiple countries and involved extensive planning with forged documents.
A new report reveals Calgary's corporate risk profile is trending upward, with 11% of infrastructure in poor condition and extensive technological disruption risks from cybersecurity threats.
RCMP in Brooks, Alberta, have charged Chad Jensen, 46, with human trafficking and sexual assault following a 2025 investigation. Police believe there may be additional victims and urge them to come forward.
Calgary launches construction on a new Bearspaw South feeder main after two ruptures in 18 months. Mayor Farkas calls it a 'mega project' costing hundreds of millions.
Residents and farmers in Clearview Township petition to stop a military radar system on Ontario farmland, gathering over 2,200 signatures as the issue reaches the House of Commons.
An expert panel discusses how Canada's recent immigration policy adjustments will affect housing affordability, education, labor markets, social services and long-term community planning across the country.
Police investigate an early morning extortion shooting at a Surrey business, the second in the area within a week, as B.C.'s task force reports 32 active cases.
Owners of a Surrey house used by the Hells Angels Hardside chapter claim ignorance of illegal activities as the B.C. government seeks property forfeiture.
A 64-year-old Burnaby man faces charges for a September bank robbery, while police seek a white pickup driver after a serious pedestrian collision in Langford.
Two witnesses testified at a public hearing that Myles Gray was acting erratically before being beaten by Vancouver police in 2015, describing his peculiar behavior and concerns.
Eight Coalition Avenir Québec MNAs, including Premier François Legault, have announced they will not seek re-election in October 2026, marking a significant shift in Quebec politics.