Liberals Vote to Restrict Kids' Social Media Access
The Liberal Party of Canada has adopted a motion at its convention to set age limits for children using social media platforms, aiming to address online safety concerns.
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Pope Blasts 'Delusion of Omnipotence' in Iran War
Pope Leo XIV criticizes the U.S.-Israeli military actions in Iran, warning against a 'delusion of omnipotence' during a Vatican peace vigil amid a fragile ceasefire.
Swalwell Attorney Questions Timing of Sexual Assault Claims
Attorney Elias Dabaie challenged the credibility and timing of multiple women's sexual misconduct allegations against Rep. Eric Swalwell during a heated CNN interview, as the California gubernatorial candidate denies all claims.
Iraq Elects Kurdish President Nizar Amidi Amid War Fallout
Iraq's parliament has elected Kurdish politician Nizar Amidi as the country's new president, a critical step in forming a government after years of conflict and instability.
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Conservative Leadership Crisis Deepens as Poilievre Struggles
Political analyst Warren Kinsella argues the Conservative Party's real issue isn't floor-crossing MPs but Pierre Poilievre's leadership, with polls showing Mark Carney's Liberals far ahead.
Swalwell's Campaign Crumbles as Democrats Drop Support Over Allegations
Prominent Democrats, including Sen. Adam Schiff and major labor unions, have withdrawn endorsements from Rep. Eric Swalwell's California governor campaign after he denied sexual assault allegations reported by the San Francisco Chronicle.
Iran's New Leader Recovers from War Injuries, Sources Say
Mojtaba Khamenei is recovering from severe facial and leg injuries sustained in an airstrike that killed his father, according to sources close to his inner circle. He remains engaged in decision-making via audio conferencing amid high-stakes peace talks.
Canadian News: Space, Policy, Safety Updates
A comprehensive overview of recent Canadian news, covering astronaut interactions, policy changes, public safety incidents, and environmental initiatives across the nation.
Vance and Trump Back Orbán in Hungarian Election Test
U.S. Vice President JD Vance campaigns for Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán ahead of a tight election, drawing parallels to Trump's domestic policies amid voter discontent over economic struggles.
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Carney to Speak at Liberal Convention Final Day
Former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney is scheduled to deliver a keynote address at the Liberal Party of Canada's convention in Montreal on its concluding day, as delegates gather to shape policy and strategy.
Poilievre Calls for Federal Action on Land Title Issues
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre urges the Liberal government to protect private property rights amid Indigenous land title developments in British Columbia and across Canada.
Conrad Black: American Decline Myth Debunked in Iran Analysis
Conrad Black argues that narratives of American decline are overshadowed by Trump's foreign policy approach, particularly regarding Iran's nuclear ambitions and regional influence.
Mark Carney's $524K In-Flight Catering Bill Under Fire
Ex-Prime Minister Mark Carney incurred over half a million dollars in catering costs during flights in his first year, raising questions about government spending and transparency.
Trump's Rant Sparks Analysis of Narcissistic Collapse
Experts analyze President Trump's lengthy social media tirade against former allies, identifying patterns consistent with narcissistic collapse behavior when self-image is threatened.
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Official Broke Rules for Diversity, Says Ethics Report
A top Canadian government official, Christiane Fox, violated conflict-of-interest rules by hiring an unqualified acquaintance, claiming it was to promote diversity and inclusion in the public service.
Swalwell Accused of Sexual Assault by Former Staffer
A former staffer alleges Rep. Eric Swalwell engaged in non-consensual sexual encounters while she worked for him, causing campaign resignations and withdrawn endorsements.
Mixed Feelings on Floor-Crossers at Liberal Convention
Delegates at the Liberal Party of Canada's policy convention in Montreal expressed divided opinions on politicians who switch parties, highlighting ongoing internal debates about loyalty and political strategy.
Gladu Joins Liberals, U.S. Economic Woes Threaten Canada
The Liberal Party grapples with progressive unease over Marilyn Gladu's membership, while economists warn U.S. economic struggles could severely impact Canada's economy.
Buttigieg Debunks Iran War Claims, Defends Obama's Deal
Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg dismantled arguments from CNBC host Joe Kernen about Trump's Iran war, highlighting that the Strait of Hormuz was open before the conflict and defending Obama's diplomatic measures.
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Israel-Iran War: More Than Oil, Says Batra's Analysis
Political columnist Adrienne Batra examines Israel's existential crisis amid Iran's missile attacks, highlighting double standards in international defense perceptions.
Epstein Survivor Slams Melania Trump's Hearing Call as Victim-Blaming
Danielle Bensky, a survivor of Jeffrey Epstein, accuses First Lady Melania Trump of shifting burden onto victims by calling for congressional testimony without proper investigations.
DND Deputy Minister Broke Conflict Rules in Hiring: Ethics Report
Canada's ethics commissioner found Christiane Fox violated conflict of interest rules by influencing the hiring of a university peer and former gym manager, though she claims her actions were motivated by advancing diversity.
Canada Should Decline EU Membership, Editorial Says
An editorial argues against Canada joining the EU, citing bureaucratic overreach and loss of sovereignty, as a poll shows mixed public support for the idea.
Liberal Convention in Montreal Reveals Tensions Over Values
Over 4,500 Liberals gathered in Montreal for their national convention, where the party's 'big tent' approach faces scrutiny from progressives concerned about upholding core values.
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House Oversight Chair Vows Epstein Victim Hearings After Melania Speech
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer pledges hearings with Jeffrey Epstein victims following Melania Trump's recent public address, signaling renewed congressional focus on the case.
U.S. House Oversight Committee to Hold Epstein Victim Hearings
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer announces plans for hearings with victims of Jeffrey Epstein, emphasizing accountability and justice in the high-profile case.
Trump's Washington Arch Plan Includes Golden Figure, Eagles, Lions
President Donald Trump's proposed Washington arch design incorporates a golden winged figure, eagles, lions, and the phrase 'One Nation Under God,' sparking discussions on national symbolism and architectural vision.
Raskin Demands Cognitive Test for Trump Over Recent Statements
Democratic Rep. Jamie Raskin has formally requested a comprehensive cognitive evaluation of President Donald Trump, citing concerning public remarks and threats. The White House dismissed the request as politically motivated.
Davies Named NDP Parliamentary Leader as Lewis Assigns Critic Roles
Federal NDP Leader Avi Lewis has appointed Don Davies as the party's parliamentary leader, while announcing a new lineup of critic roles. The move follows Lewis's recent leadership victory and signals strategic positioning ahead of parliamentary sessions.
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Melania Trump Denies Epstein Links, Calls for Hearings
First Lady Melania Trump publicly denied any relationship with Jeffrey Epstein or Ghislaine Maxwell in a White House address, calling for congressional hearings for Epstein's victims. Crisis PR experts say her speech exemplifies the Streisand effect.
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