McGuinty on Iranian Strike Silence, Terrorism Glorification Ban
Defence Minister David McGuinty addresses government silence on an Iranian strike on a Canadian base, while Jewish groups push to broaden terrorism laws to ban glorification.
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Trump Criticizes Newsom's Dyslexia, Sparks Leadership Debate
Former President Donald Trump's comments about Gavin Newsom's dyslexia diagnosis have ignited a national conversation about learning disabilities and fitness for office, with experts and advocates pushing back against misconceptions.
Senate GOP Debates Trump's Election Overhaul Amid Opposition
Senate Republicans have initiated floor debate on the SAVE America Act, a sweeping bill to nationalize elections and restrict mail-in voting, but face unified Democratic opposition and internal GOP dissent, making passage unlikely.
Rubio Calls for New Cuban Leaders as Blackout Deepens Crisis
U.S. Senator Marco Rubio demands new leadership in Cuba as a widespread blackout in Havana underscores the island's severe economic crisis, with residents resorting to solar panels for power.
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Graham's Iran War Critique Draws Vulgar Rebuke from Kinzinger
Senator Lindsey Graham criticized European allies over the Strait of Hormuz crisis, prompting a profane response from former Rep. Adam Kinzinger amid ongoing tensions in the Iran war.
Pam Bondi Subpoenaed by Congress on Epstein Files
Attorney General Pam Bondi has been formally subpoenaed to testify before Congress regarding the Jeffrey Epstein case files, as lawmakers intensify their investigation into the handling of the high-profile scandal.
CBC Defunding Urged Due to Low Viewership and High Costs
The CBC costs taxpayers over $1.4 billion annually, with low ratings and high salaries sparking debate over defunding the state broadcaster.
Peru's Prime Minister Resigns Weeks Before Elections
Peruvian Prime Minister Denisse Miralles has submitted her resignation, creating political uncertainty just weeks before the country's scheduled national elections. The move follows a period of significant political tension.
Vance Defends Trump on Iran War in Heated Press Exchange
Vice President JD Vance accused a journalist of trying to create division within the administration over Iran policy during an Oval Office event, while reaffirming his support for President Trump's military actions.
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Cuba Faces U.S. Pressure for Reforms Amid Power Crisis
As Cuba recovers from a nationwide electricity blackout, U.S. officials intensify calls for free market reforms, highlighting the island's economic struggles and energy infrastructure collapse.
Trump Dismisses Ex-Counterterrorism Chief Over Iran War
President Donald Trump downplays his relationship with Joe Kent, who quit as National Counterterrorism Center director opposing the Iran war, despite past praise and appointment.
Feds to Close Gatineau Co-Working Space for Public Servants
The federal government will close its Gatineau co-working space in June 2026 as the lease expires, while extending five other National Capital Region locations for six months.
Trump Blasts NATO on Iran, Says U.S. Needs No Help
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has sharply criticized NATO as 'foolish' regarding Iran, asserting that the United States requires no external support in handling international conflicts.
Record Liberal Support in Nanos Poll After Carney's First Year
A new Nanos Research survey reveals unprecedented approval for the Liberal Party twelve months after Mark Carney assumed the role of Prime Minister, with key byelections potentially securing a majority government.
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Trump Flails in Iran as Carney, Allies Back Away
Tom Mulcair analyzes Donald Trump's faltering Iran strategy as Canadian PM Mark Carney and other world leaders distance themselves from U.S. actions, drawing parallels to Putin's Ukraine miscalculations.
Trump Counterterrorism Chief Resigns Over Iran War
Joe Kent, director of the National Counterterrorism Center, resigned citing opposition to the U.S. war in Iran, stating Iran posed no imminent threat. His departure highlights divisions within Trump's base.
Liberals at Record High on Carney's PM Anniversary: Nanos
A new Nanos Research poll reveals the Liberal Party has reached unprecedented public support levels one year after Mark Carney became Prime Minister, with key byelections potentially securing a majority government.
U.S. Counterterrorism Chief Resigns Over Iran Conflict
Joe Kent, director of the National Counterterrorism Center, resigned in protest of the Iran war, citing concerns about American interests and alleging Israeli influence on Trump's decision-making.
O'Donnell Criticizes Trump Over War Dead Response
Lawrence O'Donnell accuses President Trump of dishonoring U.S. service members killed in Iran conflict, citing his lack of sympathy and fundraising exploitation.
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Trump's Leadership Style Criticized Amid Iran War, Official Resigns
A top U.S. counterterrorism official resigns over Trump's handling of the Iran conflict, citing no imminent threat. The war disrupts global shipping and fuels domestic political debates.
UN Report Condemns Palestinian Displacement in West Bank
A new UN human rights report strongly criticizes the forced displacement of Palestinians in the West Bank, highlighting recent violent incidents and calling for international accountability.
Trump's Leadership Style Impacts Iran War Dynamics
Analysis reveals how former President Trump's unconventional approach influences the Iran conflict, with experts warning of global instability and economic repercussions.
Trump: Newsom's Dyslexia Makes Him Unfit for President
U.S. President Donald Trump reignited his feud with California Governor Gavin Newsom by criticizing his dyslexia, asserting it renders him unqualified for the presidency. Newsom responded with mockery and defended his learning disability.
Maddow Slams Trump's Alleged Pro-Russia Moves in Iran War
MSNBC host Rachel Maddow argues President Trump consistently aids Russia, citing eased oil sanctions and support for a Russian-linked spy, while Russia profits from the U.S.-Iran conflict.
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McEnany Warns GOP Faces Uphill Battle in Midterms
Fox News host Kayleigh McEnany acknowledged Republicans are 'absolutely' in danger of losing seats in upcoming midterm elections but argued the party could still prevail by focusing on key issues.
Liberals Near Majority with Fourth MP Floor Crossing
The federal Liberals are closing in on a parliamentary majority after Nunavut MP Lori Idlout crossed from the NDP, marking the fourth floor crossing since the 2025 election. Government officials confirm ongoing efforts to attract more opposition MPs.
UPAC Questions Authenticity of Quebec Liberal 'Brownie' Texts
Quebec anti-corruption police are investigating whether text messages alleging a cash-for-votes scheme during the 2025 Liberal leadership race were fabricated, according to a report in La Presse.
Federal Plans Outline Public Service Job Cuts, Spending Reductions
The federal government has released departmental plans detailing significant job cuts and spending reductions across the public service, as part of broader fiscal measures.
Canada Accused of Systematically Delisting Jewish Charities
Eight Canadian Jewish organizations have lost charitable status in two years, with accusations of systematic bias and pressure from anti-Israel activists. The Canada Revenue Agency faces scrutiny amid record-high antisemitism levels.
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1995 Quebec Referendum: The Separatist Swindle That Nearly Broke Canada
A deep dive into the 1995 Quebec referendum reveals the undisclosed separatist plan that could have plunged Canada into chaos and civil war, with new insights from the Canada Did What? podcast.
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