Trump's America: An Impossible Ally?
Analysis of U.S. foreign policy under President Donald Trump, exploring whether his approach makes America an unreliable partner on the world stage.
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Controversial 'Catch-Kit Bill' Sparks Outrage Over Abortion Rights
A new bill requiring women to collect fetal remains after miscarriage or abortion pill use faces backlash as critics call it an attack on reproductive rights disguised as environmental policy.
TMZ Founder Taps into National Anger with Washington
Harvey Levin, founder of TMZ, is capitalizing on widespread public frustration with Washington, DC, reflecting a broader sentiment of discontent in American politics.
Maddow's Cheeky Trump Interview Ideas on Podcast
Rachel Maddow joined a podcast to discuss Donald Trump, suggesting humorous and trivial questions for a hypothetical interview while expressing concerns about his impact on democracy.
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Trump Fires AG Pam Bondi in Awkward Limo Ride
President Donald Trump dismissed Attorney General Pam Bondi during a two-mile limousine ride to the Supreme Court, citing mismanagement of Epstein files and failure to prosecute political enemies.
Ex-FBI Agent Quits DOJ, Says Couldn't Expose Abuses from Inside
Jared Lane Wise, a former FBI agent hired by the Justice Department after participating in the Capitol insurrection, resigned, stating he could only expose alleged abuses from outside government.
DOJ Staff Trash Bondi's Portrait After Firing
Images show former Attorney General Pam Bondi's official portrait discarded in a trash can at the Department of Justice shortly after her removal, reflecting widespread anger among career officials.
Trump Reveals How Niceness Influences His Loyalties and Psychology
President Donald Trump's offhand comments at an Easter event reveal a psychological tendency to reward approval, with experts explaining how kindness triggers brain responses that can override objective judgment.
White House Requests $152M to Reopen Alcatraz as Prison
The White House has proposed $152 million to transform Alcatraz Island into a state-of-the-art prison, following President Trump's call to house violent offenders.
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Russian Strikes Kill 8, Kyiv Proposes Easter Truce
Russian military attacks in Ukraine have resulted in eight fatalities, while Ukrainian officials signal openness to a temporary ceasefire during the upcoming Easter holiday period.
Trump Seeks $1.5 Trillion Defense Boost, Domestic Cuts in Budget
President Trump's 2027 budget proposal requests a historic $1.5 trillion for defense while cutting nondefense spending by 10%, shifting responsibilities to states. The plan highlights military priorities amid ongoing conflicts and congressional debates ov
Myanmar Parliament Elects Military Chief as President
Myanmar's parliament has elected Senior General Min Aung Hlaing as president, ensuring the military retains control over the country's government amid ongoing political tensions.
Epstein Files Dogged Pam Bondi's Time as Attorney General
An examination of how the Jeffrey Epstein scandal persistently followed and complicated the career of former U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi during her time in office.
Gulf States Urge Trump to 'Finish the Job' in Iran
U.S. President Donald Trump claims the Iran war is nearing completion, but his address suggests weeks more conflict. Gulf states are divided on whether to push for a ceasefire or continued military action.
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Michael Ma's Links to Chinese United Front Groups Examined
Liberal MP Michael Ma's associations with Chinese United Front affiliates and his controversial parliamentary committee performance spark scrutiny over foreign influence in Canadian politics.
White House Claims Trump 'Well-Read' Despite Reports He Avoids Reading
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt asserted Donald Trump is always the most well-read person in any room, contradicting widespread reports about his aversion to reading detailed briefings and intelligence reports during his presidency.
Cuba Pardons 2,010 People Under U.S. Pressure
The Cuban government has issued a significant pardon for 2,010 people, a move occurring as the United States intensifies pressure on the island nation's administration.
Todd Blanche: Trump Lawyer Picked as Acting Attorney General
President Donald Trump has nominated former defense attorney Todd Blanche as acting attorney general, marking a significant shift in the Justice Department leadership.
Oil Surges Post-Trump Iran Speech, Tehran Remains Defiant
U.S. President Donald Trump's speech on the Iran war triggered a surge in oil prices, while Iran rejected claims of military destruction and vowed continued resistance.
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Alien Briefings Would Cause National Panic, Congressman Claims
Republican Rep. Tim Burchett warns that disclosing classified extraterrestrial information would leave Americans sleepless and demand urgent answers from authorities.
DOJ Weaponization Continues Despite Bondi's Firing
Legal experts warn that Donald Trump's radical reshaping of the Justice Department into a tool to attack critics persists, with interim AG Todd Blanche aggressively pursuing political enemies.
Trump's Iran War Political Poison for GOP, Democrats Gain Edge
President Trump's Iran war is backfiring politically for Republicans, as Democrats highlight his dismissal of childcare and social programs while prioritizing military spending, amid rising gas and food prices hurting voters.
Julie Payette's Governor General Tenure and Trade Tensions
A look at Julie Payette's controversial exit as governor general, hostile U.S. trade talks, and other key Canadian news stories from April 2026.
Trump Fires AG Pam Bondi, Gains Bipartisan Support
President Donald Trump removed Attorney General Pam Bondi, praising her as a patriot. The move received bipartisan backing, with critics citing Epstein files and DOJ weaponization.
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Ottawa News: Murder Trial, Surgery Study, Senators Slump
A first-degree murder trial begins for a fatal apartment fire, new research examines patient outcomes after private surgeries, and the Ottawa Senators face a critical slump in their season.
White House Communications Director Criticizes CNN Host on Iran War
White House Communications Director Steven Cheung launched a social media attack on CNN host Abby Phillip following her critical analysis of President Trump's Iran war policy and foreign strategy.
Democrats Demand Bondi Testify on Epstein Files
Democratic lawmakers insist former U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi must comply with subpoenas regarding Justice Department files on Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, despite her recent firing.
Acosta Challenges FCC Chair to Fight Over Media Freedom
Former CNN host Jim Acosta launched a fiery verbal assault on FCC Chair Brendan Carr, challenging him to a boxing match and accusing him of damaging press freedom in America.
Pam Bondi Ousted as U.S. Attorney General by Trump
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi has been removed from her position, announced by President Donald Trump via a Truth Social post praising her as a patriot. Her departure follows reported tensions over Epstein files and Justice Department leadership.
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CRA to Cut 210 Jobs in Ottawa in Coming Months
The Canada Revenue Agency is eliminating 210 positions in Ottawa in the coming months, part of broader federal workforce adjustments. The cuts impact administrative and support roles.
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