President Donald Trump's 2026 State of the Union address will emphasize economic achievements and affordability measures, including drug price and housing initiatives, amid recent tariff setbacks.
Agnes Macphail made history as the first woman elected to Canada's House of Commons in 1921. Her legacy includes penal system reforms, founding the Elizabeth Fry Society, and pioneering equal pay legislation in Ontario.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that Americans cannot sue the Postal Service even when employees deliberately refuse to deliver mail, rejecting a Texas landlord's racial discrimination claims.
Records reveal the National Research Council wrote down $12.7 million in subsidies to now-insolvent companies, with grants awarded without parliamentary oversight under the Industrial Research Assistance Program.
Former President Donald Trump issued a stark warning to Iran regarding nuclear negotiations while denying reports of military skepticism from top U.S. general Dan Caine.
The United States has reportedly voiced concerns to Ukraine regarding military strikes targeting Russian infrastructure that have inadvertently impacted American oil assets, amid the ongoing conflict.
An exclusive Reuters report reveals that former Bank of England Governor Mark Carney was aware of South Bow Corp.'s Keystone XL pipeline intentions prior to a key White House meeting, raising questions about transparency and influence in energy policy dis
Veterans Affairs staff reject adding the Persian Gulf War to the National War Memorial, citing it as a 'smaller, less costly conflict' with no Canadian casualties, despite veterans' lobbying efforts.
British authorities have completed a search operation at the former residence of Prince Andrew, Duke of York, as part of an ongoing investigation. The former royal was released after arrest but remains under scrutiny.
Alexandre Boulerice, the NDP's sole Quebec MP, is considering a move to Quebec Solidaire, potentially leaving the federal party without representation in the province that once delivered its historic orange wave.
Democrats allege the Justice Department illegally withheld FBI interviews from the public Epstein files database regarding an accusation against former President Donald Trump, raising concerns over compliance with transparency laws.
MSNBC's Joe Scarborough condemns Trump administration ICE detention centers as 'savage' and draws parallels to Japanese American internment camps during World War II.
President Trump faces criticism for sharing an AI-generated video of himself as an Olympic hockey star, with experts calling it hypocritical and politically motivated.
The British government will release documents related to ex-prince Andrew's tenure as a trade envoy, but only after a police investigation into misconduct allegations is completed.
Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Chania, Greece, to protest the presence of the USS Gerald R. Ford at Souda Bay naval base, citing fears of escalating tensions with Iran and regional instability.
U.S. Representative Tony Gonzales, a Republican from Texas, is facing mounting pressure to step down following allegations of an extramarital affair with a former staffer, but he remains defiant in his refusal to resign from office.
Rep. Tony Gonzales (R-Texas) denies calls to resign over alleged affair with a staffer who died by suicide, as ethics investigation looms ahead of primary election.
The former CEO of San Francisco's homeless services agency faces federal charges for allegedly misspending $1.2 million in public funds intended for vulnerable populations.
Democrats invite victims of injustice, while Republicans host controversial figures like a far-right influencer and an oil executive, underscoring stark partisan contrasts at the annual presidential address.
Tony McQuail, a farmer from Lucknow, Ontario, emerges as a surprising candidate in the federal NDP leadership race, bringing rural perspectives to national politics.
Multiple law enforcement officials have rejected Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's claim about deporting a self-proclaimed cannibal, calling the story completely fabricated and false.
Former RNC chair Michael Steele forecasts President Trump's State of the Union address will be dishonest, with Republicans cheering him on. This comes amid damning ICE testimony about flawed training.
Liberal MP Matt Jeneroux, who recently crossed the floor from Conservatives, will accompany Prime Minister Mark Carney on a trade delegation to India, Australia, and Japan. Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt will also part
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand declined to specify if Canadians should cancel trips to Mexico, as airlines resume flights amid ongoing safety concerns and diplomatic efforts.
House Republicans call for Texas Rep. Tony Gonzales to step down amid allegations of an affair with an aide who later died by suicide, with explicit texts revealed.
Conservative MP Matt Jeneroux will accompany the Prime Minister on a significant nine-day diplomatic mission to India, Australia, and Japan, amid expectations of tense political moments.
A documentary scene shows President Donald Trump complaining the College Football Playoff National Championship was scheduled on his inauguration day, suspecting it was intentional.
Prime Minister Mark Carney announces $2 billion in military assistance and new sanctions targeting 100 Russian ships evading oil sanctions, marking four years since Russia's full-scale invasion.
A new poll reveals 78% of Canadians back Conservative MP Mike Dawson's decision to refuse a legislated $8,800 salary increase, with widespread opposition to automatic raises for politicians.
Fox News host Jesse Watters faced criticism after questioning Gavin Newsom's fitness for presidency due to dyslexia, while critics highlighted his defense of Donald Trump's own verbal struggles.