Toronto Family Mourns Canadian Killed in Lebanon Attack
A Toronto family is mourning the loss of a Canadian man killed in an Israeli military attack in southern Lebanon, as tensions escalate in the region.
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Trump's Attack on Popular Pope Could Backfire
CNN data analyst Harry Enten argues President Trump's online criticism of Pope Leo XIV, who holds a +34 net approval rating, is a strategic error as Trump struggles with Catholic voters.
Spanish PM's Wife Charged with Corruption by Prosecutors
The wife of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has been formally charged with corruption offenses, marking a significant development in a case that has drawn national attention.
Congressman Urges Trump to Release All UFO Files
Tennessee Representative Tim Burchett publicly calls on President Trump to declassify all government documents on UFOs and extraterrestrials, claiming the information is 'pretty wild' and taxpayers deserve transparency.
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Liberals Hold Double-Digit Lead Over Tories in New Poll
A new Liaison Strategies poll shows the federal Liberals with a 10-point lead over Conservatives, though support slipped slightly. Prime Minister Mark Carney's approval remains strong at 60%.
DND Official Shows No Remorse for Breaking Hiring Rules
Christiane Fox, Deputy Minister of National Defence, refused to express regret after being found to violate conflict-of-interest rules by hiring an unqualified acquaintance to advance diversity goals.
Deputy Minister Defends Hiring Peer for Service Skills
Christiane Fox faced Commons committee questions over ethics report finding she broke conflict rules by influencing hiring of university acquaintance to address client service deficiencies.
Carney One Seat from Majority in Federal Byelections
Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberal Party stands one seat away from a majority government as voters head to the polls in three critical federal byelections across Canada.
Trump Admits Posting AI Image, Says It Showed Him as Doctor
Former President Donald Trump acknowledged posting an AI-generated image resembling Jesus Christ but insisted it portrayed him as a doctor. The controversy erupted on Orthodox Easter amid his ongoing feud with Pope Leo XIV.
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Judge Dismisses Trump's Defamation Suit Against Wall Street Journal
A federal judge has dismissed Donald Trump's $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal over its reporting on a controversial 2003 birthday letter to Jeffrey Epstein, citing lack of evidence for actual malice.
Ethics Panel Investigates Sexual Misconduct Allegations Against Swalwell
The House Ethics Committee has initiated a formal investigation into sexual misconduct allegations against California Representative Eric Swalwell, who recently exited the gubernatorial race amid the controversy.
Trump: AI Image Was Meant as Doctor, Not Jesus
Former President Donald Trump explains that a deleted Truth Social post featuring an AI-generated image of him in robes was intended to depict him as a doctor, not Jesus Christ.
Trump Administration Agrees to Keep Pride Flag at Stonewall
The Trump administration has agreed to continue flying the rainbow Pride flag at the Stonewall National Monument, reversing its February removal. The decision comes as part of a lawsuit settlement with LGBTQ+ and preservation groups.
Carney Nears Majority in Federal Byelections
Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberals are poised to secure a majority government in three federal byelections, with key races in Toronto and Quebec shaping the political landscape.
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Profiling Voters in Three Key Federal Byelection Ridings
An in-depth analysis of the demographic and political profiles of voters in Terrebonne, Scarborough Southwest, and University—Rosedale ahead of crucial federal byelections.
Trump's $10B Defamation Case Against WSJ Dismissed
A Florida judge has dismissed Donald Trump's $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal and Rupert Murdoch, citing lack of proof of malicious intent.
Lawler Confronted at Town Hall Over Support for Trump's Iran War
Republican Rep. Mike Lawler was met with loud boos and criticism from constituents at a New York town hall as he defended his support for President Trump's controversial Iran war policy, with one attendee calling for impeachment.
Brent Cotter Named Interim RCMP Watchdog Head
Former senator and ethics authority Brent Cotter has been appointed as the interim chair of the Civilian Review and Complaints Commission for the RCMP, bringing extensive legal and governance experience to the role.
Carney Welcomes Hungary Vote That Changes Ukraine Stance
Prime Minister Carney praises Hungary's parliamentary election outcome, where Peter Magyar's victory over Viktor Orban's party marks a potential democratic pivot and stronger support for Ukraine.
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Swalwell Drops Out of California Governor Race Over Allegations
Democratic Representative Eric Swalwell suspends his campaign for California governor following multiple sexual misconduct allegations, maintaining his innocence while apologizing for past mistakes.
Trump Criticizes Pope Leo, Posts AI Image as Jesus
Former President Donald Trump expressed disapproval of Pope Leo XIV's peace plea, calling him 'liberal' and weak on crime, while sharing an AI-generated image depicting himself as Jesus Christ.
Cardinals Condemn White House's 'Gamification' of War
Three progressive Catholic cardinals criticized the administration's wartime social media content and foreign policy in a 60 Minutes interview, with Cardinal Cupich calling it 'sickening' to use movie clips with actual bombing footage.
Hungary's PM Accuses Minister of Shredding EU Documents
Peter Magyar, the election winner and incoming prime minister, alleges that outgoing Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto is destroying EU sanctions documents, raising concerns over transparency.
Trump and Pope Leo Clash Over Iran in Verbal War
U.S. President Donald Trump and Pope Leo XIV engage in a public feud over Iran's nuclear policy, with Trump criticizing the pontiff on social media and the Pope defending his stance on peace.
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Pope Leo Stresses Peacemaking, Not Politics, in Global Context
Pope Leo clarifies his role as non-political, focusing on building bridges for peace and reconciliation, while commenting on figures like Trump. This comes amid various global and Canadian news updates.
Marcos Jr. Debunks Health Rumors with Jumping Jacks
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has publicly dismissed swirling health concerns by performing jumping jacks during a recent forum, showcasing his physical fitness.
Axworthy, Rock Call for Tighter Arms Export Controls
Lloyd Axworthy and Allan Rock, former foreign affairs ministers, are pressing the current minister to enhance oversight and transparency in Canada's arms export system to prevent misuse.
Pope Leo XIV Defies Trump, Vows to Speak Out Against War
Pope Leo XIV reaffirms his commitment to peacemaking and criticizes Trump's policies, stating he has 'no fear' of the administration amid escalating tensions.
Trump-Pope Feud Over Iran War; Strait of Hormuz Blocked
U.S. President Donald Trump and Pope Leo exchange criticism over the Iran war, while ship traffic in the Strait of Hormuz stops, causing oil prices to surge and global tensions to rise.
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Forgotten Promise: Post-WWII Peace Efforts Fading Today
Decades after WWII, the international community vowed to end wars by making territorial aggression illegal. Today, conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine show this promise is being forgotten.
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