White House press secretary Karine Leavitt faced tough questions about controversial social media posts from President Trump and VP Vance that were later deleted, sparking debate over administration messaging.
Readers express disapproval of former PM Mark Carney's Davos speech and Liberal policies in Toronto Sun letters, highlighting political and sports commentary.
Conservative House Leader Andrew Scheer commits to working constructively with the federal government to advance legislation and prevent a snap election, emphasizing a 'good faith' approach.
The National Governors Association cancels its formal White House meeting after President Trump invites only Republicans, with Democratic governors boycotting the annual dinner.
Former prime ministers Harper and Chrétien join Quebec federalists in confronting Alberta separatists, drawing on historic referendum battles to defend Canadian unity against growing western alienation.
A newly released FBI document details Donald Trump's 2006 phone call to police about Jeffrey Epstein, adding to inconsistencies in his explanations about ending their relationship.
Procurement Minister Joel Lightbound states that government loans to Canada Post are not a permanent solution, amid broader federal discussions on public service and infrastructure.
Colombian President Gustavo Petro has publicly stated that he escaped an assassination attempt. The incident adds to the political tensions in the region.
Conservative MP Jamil Jivani faces Nazi sympathizer accusation from Liberal backbencher, prompting calls for apology and political controversy in Ottawa.
Newly disclosed FBI affidavit shows Kurt Olsen, a Trump administration official who promoted 2020 election fraud claims, ordered the seizure of Fulton County ballots.
The Trump administration has ceased flying the rainbow flag at the Stonewall National Monument in New York, sparking discussions on LGBTQ+ symbolism and federal policy.
Conservative MP Mike Dawson refuses a 4.2% salary increase, citing Canadians' financial struggles. The Canadian Taxpayers Federation applauds his stance as leadership.
Conservative MP Mike Dawson asks House of Commons to freeze his salary, rejecting a 4.2% raise while Canadians face cost-of-living pressures.
Former President Donald Trump reportedly told police in the mid-2000s that 'everyone has known' about Jeffrey Epstein's misconduct, as new legal developments unfold in related cases.
Congressional Democrats demand immigration enforcement reforms in DHS funding bill, threatening agency shutdown. Negotiations stall over ICE accountability measures.
Quebec Premier François Legault expresses confusion over Donald Trump's assertion that Canada's trade deals with China would eliminate hockey and the Stanley Cup, calling the claim nonsensical.
Prime Minister Mark Carney and former U.S. President Donald Trump engage in a heated exchange over Olympic hockey and the Gordie Howe International Bridge, highlighting Canada-U.S. tensions.
A Conservative Member of Parliament has publicly declined to accept a scheduled salary increase, stating he cannot do so in good conscience amid current economic pressures facing Canadians.
Records reveal Prime Minister Mark Carney spent over $772,000 on in-flight catering and accommodations during his first year in office, with expenses still being processed for numerous trips.
U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick acknowledged visiting Jeffrey Epstein's private island in 2012 during Senate testimony, while minimizing their relationship amid questions about ongoing contact.
U.S. Vice President JD Vance's social media account removed a post acknowledging the Armenian genocide following his wreath-laying ceremony at the Tsitsernakaberd memorial in Yerevan.
U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has admitted to visiting Jeffrey Epstein's private island in 2012, contradicting previous claims of cutting ties. Lawmakers demand his resignation over misrepresentation.
Prime Minister Mark Carney's government spent $94,000 on in-flight catering for a single trip while food bank usage hits record highs across Canada, raising questions about fiscal priorities.
Prime Minister Mark Carney attributes rising food prices to Conservative obstructionism, continuing a pattern of blaming the opposition for economic challenges despite years out of power.
U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has acknowledged meetings with Jeffrey Epstein, contradicting his previous public statements, raising questions about transparency.
Columnist Brian Lilley criticizes growing media integration between Canada and China amid concerns over press freedom and Jimmy Lai's imprisonment.
A Liberal MP's inflammatory remarks comparing a Conservative colleague to a Nazi sympathizer have ignited controversy, revealing deep partisan divisions over Canada-U.S. relations under the Carney government.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford calls for strength amid Trump's false claims about the Gordie Howe International Bridge, emphasizing Canada's commitment to the project.
Prime Minister Carney explains he clarified Canada's funding and shared ownership of the Gordie Howe Bridge with former President Trump, following threats to block its opening, asserting the matter will be resolved.
U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick confirmed traveling to Jeffrey Epstein's private island in 2012 for lunch during a family vacation, facing bipartisan resignation calls.