Biden Stuck in Commercial Flight Delays Like Everyone Else
President Joe Biden faced unexpected travel delays while flying commercial from Reagan National Airport to South Carolina, highlighting the common frustrations of air travel.
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Israel Court Allows Aid Groups in Gaza as Strikes Kill 5
Israel's Supreme Court rules aid organizations can keep working in Gaza, while Israeli military strikes result in five fatalities. The decision comes amid ongoing conflict and humanitarian challenges.
Bill Clinton Tells Congress 'I Did Nothing Wrong' with Epstein
Former President Bill Clinton testified before Congress, firmly denying any wrongdoing in connection with Jeffrey Epstein. The high-profile hearing is part of an ongoing investigation into the disgraced financier's network.
Bill Clinton Denies Wrongdoing in Epstein Relationship
Former President Bill Clinton testified before Congress, denying any knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein's crimes and defending his wife Hillary Clinton's lack of involvement in the scandal.
Pentagon Pushes Scouting America Changes Targeting Trans Youth
The Pentagon is advocating for policy modifications within Scouting America that specifically impact transgender youth, raising significant questions about inclusion and military influence in civilian organizations.
ICE Agents Accused of False Pretenses in Columbia Student Detention
Columbia University reports that ICE agents allegedly used deceptive tactics to enter a campus residence and detain a neuroscience student, raising concerns about immigration enforcement on university grounds.
Cuba Clash Sparks Debate on Regime's Future Amid Crisis
A recent deadly clash between Cuban forces and a U.S. yacht has reignited discussions about the communist regime's viability. Experts suggest Cuba's economic collapse and internal dissent may signal impending change.
Boebert's Sarcastic Defense for Sharing Clinton Photo Sparks Outrage
Rep. Lauren Boebert gave an absurd reason for sharing a photo of Hillary Clinton's closed-door deposition, potentially violating House Oversight Committee rules and drawing criticism.
Bill Clinton Defends Epstein Ties Amid Probe Grilling
Former President Bill Clinton asserts innocence regarding his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein as he undergoes rigorous testimony in the ongoing investigation, drawing significant public and media scrutiny.
Newsom: Trump Presidency to End After 2026 Midterms
California Governor Gavin Newsom declares Donald Trump's presidency will effectively end if Democrats win the 2026 midterms, citing concerns over election tactics and Epstein files.
Bill Clinton Faces Questions on Epstein Photos in Deposition
House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer announced Republicans will question former President Bill Clinton about photos with Jeffrey Epstein during a deposition. Democrats also seek serious answers, as flight records show Clinton traveled on Epstein's
Pentagon Forces Scouting America Policy Changes
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announces Scouting America must adopt policies including biological sex requirements and discontinue DEI efforts, with Pentagon review in six months.
Israeli Court Allows Aid Groups in Gaza as Strikes Continue
Israel's Supreme Court has ruled to allow humanitarian aid organizations to continue operations in Gaza, even as Israeli military strikes in the region resulted in four fatalities, highlighting the complex and volatile situation on the ground.
U.S. Moves to Control Seized Venezuelan Oil Tanker and Cargo
The United States is taking legal steps to gain control of an oil tanker and its 2 million barrels of crude seized off Venezuela's coast in December 2026, amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Bill Clinton Testifies Before Congress on Epstein Ties
Former President Bill Clinton testified before Congress about his connections to Jeffrey Epstein, marking the first time a former president has been compelled to testify to lawmakers.
EU Probes Trade Rep's Epstein Ties
The European Union has ordered an official inquiry into Peter Mandelson's connections with Jeffrey Epstein, raising questions about transparency and ethics in Brussels.
Kennedy's Workouts Signal Political Masculinity, Scholars Say
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s viral shirtless workout videos with Kid Rock are more than fitness displays—they convey political messages about masculinity, war readiness, and MAGA ideology, according to sociologists and gender scholars analyzin
CBSA Cutting Positions at National Headquarters
The Canada Border Services Agency is reducing positions at its national headquarters as part of an organizational restructuring, with no immediate impact on frontline border operations.
Bill Clinton to Give Private Testimony on Epstein to Congress
Former President Bill Clinton is set to give private testimony to the U.S. Congress regarding his connections to Jeffrey Epstein, as scrutiny intensifies around high-profile figures linked to the late financier.
Trump's Unfulfilled Energy Price Promise: No 50% Cut
President Trump's 2024 campaign pledge to slash energy costs by over 50% in his first year has failed, with data showing increases in electricity, heating oil, and natural gas prices.
Carney's Attempt to Hide Ottawa's Fiscal Issues
Prime Minister Mark Carney faces criticism for allegedly concealing Ottawa's problems, from electric vehicle mandates to mounting debt, rather than implementing substantive reforms.
Carney-Smith Climate Deal Faces Collapse Over Carbon Costs
Federal-provincial negotiations on Alberta's oil expansion and carbon capture project are hitting major obstacles, with industry warning proposed carbon pricing could make exports uneconomic.
Senator's Iran Analogy Stuns Late Night Host
Senator Markwayne Mullin's defense of U.S. military buildup against Iran, using a bizarre car accident analogy, left Seth Meyers stunned into silence on his show.
Letters: Ambrose for Conservative Leader, Election Calls
Readers advocate for Rona Ambrose to lead the Conservative Party and urge Prime Minister Mark Carney to call an election, highlighting regional tensions and political critiques.
Trump Plan Seeks to Make Cuba Energy Dependent on United States
The Trump administration is easing fuel shipments to Cuba's private sector as part of a broader strategy to increase the island's reliance on U.S. supplies, aiming to leverage energy needs for political change amid an acute crisis.
Canadian Sikhs, Liberal MP Reject India's Non-Involvement Claim
Liberal MP Sukh Dhaliwal and Canadian Sikh community leaders have publicly dismissed an assessment claiming India is no longer involved in foreign interference activities in Canada.
Ex-WWE Boss Vince McMahon's High-Speed Crash Caught on Police Video
Newly released dashcam and bodycam footage captures former WWE executive Vince McMahon crashing his Bentley at over 100 mph on a Connecticut highway while being followed by a state trooper last summer.
Canada's Immigration System in Crisis: Reform Urgently Needed
Canada's immigration and refugee system faces severe challenges, including a backlog of nearly 300,000 claims and high costs. Critics argue that labeling reform efforts as racism is unfounded.
Stephen Miller's X Meltdown Outlasts Trump's Speech
White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller engaged in a lengthy public feud on X, sparked by Democrats' response to Trump's State of the Union address, drawing mockery from former Obama speechwriter Jon Favreau.
Alberta Budget 2026 Funds Health Care and Highway Projects
Alberta's 2026 budget allocates millions for southern health-care projects including Cardston Health Centre replacement and Highway 3 twinning, with significant capital spending increases.
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