Deepfakes in Workplace: Legal Risks and Solutions

Employment lawyer Howard Levitt examines how AI-generated deepfakes are disrupting Canadian workplaces, creating harassment risks, and challenging employers' legal obligations to maintain safe environments.

Trump's Autocratic Moves Accelerate Beyond Predictions

One year after Donald Trump's return to the White House, experts who warned of autocratic tendencies confess they underestimated the speed of consolidation. Executive orders, pardons, and paramilitary deployments mark rapid democratic erosion.

Trump's Second Year: Journalism Under Fire

As Donald Trump marks one year back in office, independent media faces intensified attacks. HuffPost journalists detail their commitment to truth despite attempts to silence them.

Democrats Add Guardrails to DHS Funding Bill

Democrats have included modest constraints on immigration enforcement in a bipartisan DHS spending bill, while warning that a shutdown would not curb ICE's controversial tactics.

Trump's Greenland Push Unrelated to Nobel Snub: Bessent

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent dismissed claims that President Trump's interest in acquiring Greenland stems from his Nobel Peace Prize disappointment, despite contradictory evidence from Trump's own communications.

U.S. Seizes 7th Venezuelan Oil Tanker in Caribbean

American forces boarded the Motor Vessel Sagitta without incident as part of ongoing efforts to enforce sanctions against Venezuela's oil exports under the Trump administration's quarantine policy.

Netanyahu Joins Trump's Peace Board, UN Replacement Fears

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.

Trump's Greenland Ambition: A Quest for Conquest

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.

Two Arrested After RCMP Cruisers Rammed in Alberta

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.

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