King Charles III has publicly stated that the law must be allowed to proceed in the investigation of his brother, Prince Andrew, who was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office.
United Nations experts report that the October destruction by Sudan's rebels in el-Fasher displays characteristics consistent with genocide, raising international alarm over escalating violence in the region.
The Duke of York, formerly known as Prince Andrew, has been taken into custody by British authorities following allegations of misconduct, marking a significant development in the ongoing royal controversies.
A critical analysis of Canada's political apathy under Prime Minister Mark Carney, highlighting fiscal irresponsibility, policy failures, and public indifference.
Analysis of the precarious Liberal position in the House of Commons following recent Conservative defections, with the party still short of a secure majority despite gaining MPs like Matt Jeneroux.
As Alberta seeks a new Auditor General, experts emphasize the need for political independence amid government expansion into courts and pensions. The role ensures financial integrity and global credibility.
Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has been sentenced to life imprisonment for imposing martial law during his tenure, marking a significant legal and political development in the nation's history.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly known as Prince Andrew, has been arrested by British authorities on suspicion of misconduct in public office, marking a significant development in his legal troubles.
California Governor Gavin Newsom and his press office offered to rename a highway rest stop in honor of President Donald Trump, mocking his penchant for branding. The satirical gesture highlights political tensions as Newsom eyes a 2028 presidential run.
Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol receives a life sentence for imposing martial law in a failed power grab. The court's verdict marks a dramatic end to the nation's biggest political crisis in decades.
Karoline Leavitt's statement that Trump's Truth Social posts reflect official policy contradicts his denial of posting a racist video of the Obamas, fueling criticism and questions about accountability.
Peru's Congress has elected José María Balcázar as the new interim president, marking the eighth leadership change in a decade amid ongoing political instability and corruption allegations.
Afghan barbers are under increasing scrutiny as the country's morality police enforce strict rules on beard length, reflecting broader social controls under Taliban rule.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith supports a senior staff member criticized for a social media post on immigration levels, as the official apologizes for a separate comment at a town hall.
South Korea's Constitutional Court is deliberating a potential death sentence for former President Yoon Suk Yeol following his impeachment trial. The unprecedented case marks a critical moment in the nation's judicial history.
Prime Minister Mark Carney's reliance on 10-year government plans faces sharp criticism for being speculative and vulnerable to unforeseen events, with examples from defense, trade, and housing initiatives.
Experts condemn President Trump's statement on Rev. Jesse Jackson's death as disrespectful and hypocritical, highlighting the stark contrast between Jackson's civil rights legacy and Trump's policies.
B.C. Jobs Minister Ravi Kahlon publicly supports Canada's federal defense strategy, highlighting its alignment with provincial economic and security priorities.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt was asked about claims that President Trump has a speech ready about extraterrestrials, following comments from Barack Obama and Lara Trump.
Lara Trump suggests President Donald Trump knows more about extraterrestrial life than he's revealing, hinting he may deliver a speech on UFOs at the 'right time' during a podcast interview.
Conservative MP Matt Jeneroux has crossed the floor to join Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberal Party, a move that brings the government closer to securing a parliamentary majority.
A recent survey indicates that just 26% of Quebecers would vote to separate from Canada, highlighting ongoing political dynamics in the province.
A single bedbug was discovered at a federal building in Ottawa housing CRA and CBSA offices, just days after public servants were ordered to return to office four days weekly. Authorities conducted immediate treatment and declared it an isolated incident.
U.S. President Donald Trump held a Black History Month reception at the White House, weeks after facing significant backlash for a racist social media post. The event featured remarks from Trump and White House pardon czar Alice Johnson.
Democratic lawmakers are ramping up their investigation into the Gordie Howe International Bridge project, citing concerns over delays and mismanagement. This move highlights ongoing political disputes and infrastructure challenges in Canada.
New Brunswick's Finance Minister René Legacy announced a record $1.3 billion deficit, sparking immediate political and public backlash over fiscal management.
Rep. Jasmine Crockett challenges the narrative around CBS not airing Stephen Colbert's interview with James Talarico, suggesting FCC fears and political pressure influenced the decision.
Analysis reveals exaggerated claims about Prime Minister Mark Carney leading an anti-Trump trade alliance, with Politico's reporting lacking factual basis amid ongoing EU-CPTPP discussions.
Vancouver police confiscated illicit tobacco products worth nearly $1 million, warning of severe health and safety risks due to lack of regulatory oversight.
Vice President JD Vance faced criticism for a forced laugh during a Fox News interview about the 2028 election, while defending Trump's policies and praising Marco Rubio.