Jeneroux Joins PM on 9-Day Trip to India, Australia, Japan
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.
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Trump's Inauguration Day Clash with College Football Revealed
A documentary scene shows President Donald Trump complaining the College Football Playoff National Championship was scheduled on his inauguration day, suspecting it was intentional.
Canada's $2B Ukraine Aid and Sanctions on Russian Shadow Fleet
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.
Canadians Support MP Rejecting Pay Raise: Poll
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.
Watters Criticizes Newsom's Dyslexia, Faces Backlash
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.
MP Jeneroux Joins Carney on 9-Day Trip to India, Australia, Japan
Newest Liberal MP Matt Jeneroux will accompany Prime Minister Carney on a diplomatic tour to India, Australia, and Japan, amid expectations of tense political moments.
Prince Andrew's Royal Future in Question After Arrest
As the first senior British royal arrested in modern times, Prince Andrew faces unprecedented legal scrutiny, raising questions about his status in the line of succession and the monarchy's future.
Trump's State of the Union Amid Sliding Polls and Global Pushback
Former President Donald Trump prepares to deliver a lengthy State of the Union address as his approval ratings decline and his latest tariff threats face international criticism.
Democrats Plan Silent Protests for Trump's State of the Union
Democratic lawmakers are opting for low-key protests or boycotts during Trump's State of the Union, bringing Epstein survivors and ICE victims as guests to highlight policy concerns.
Trump's State of the Union Targets Economic Concerns Pre-Midterms
President Donald Trump's upcoming State of the Union address aims to reassure voters on economic issues as midterm elections approach, with a focus on calming financial anxieties.
Aid Groups Petition Israeli Court Over Gaza Work Ban
Humanitarian organizations have filed a petition with Israel's Supreme Court to overturn a ban on their operations in Gaza, imposed due to non-compliance with new regulatory rules, threatening vital aid delivery.
Zelenskyy: Putin Has Not Broken Ukraine After Four Years of War
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy commemorates the fourth anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion, asserting that the Ukrainian spirit remains unbroken despite immense suffering and ongoing conflict.
UK Lawmakers to Consider Motion on Prince Andrew Documents
British lawmakers are set to debate a motion calling for the release of confidential documents related to former Prince Andrew, as parliamentary scrutiny intensifies over his past associations.
MAHA Movement: Moms Redefine Health and Politics
The MAHA movement, led by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., has mobilized mothers through health misinformation, with 40% of U.S. parents supporting it. Sociologist Katie Gaddini explains how the pandemic politicized women, blending traditional role
Trump's State of the Union: Partisan Showmanship Prevails
Analysis of President Trump's 2026 State of the Union address as political theater, contrasted with Reagan's historic 1986 Challenger disaster response speech that transcended politics.
Trump's State of the Union Address as Poll Numbers Slide
President Donald Trump is set to deliver his State of the Union address against a backdrop of sliding approval ratings, with the speech scheduled for February 24, 2026, in Washington.
Quebec City Rally Against Federal Gun Prohibitions and Buyback
A rally is scheduled for Saturday in Quebec City to protest federal gun prohibitions and a planned buyback program, highlighting ongoing debates over firearm regulations in Canada.
Trump Calls 40% Approval 'Fake,' Claims 'Real Polls' Show Strength
At an event honoring families affected by undocumented immigrants, former President Donald Trump rejected his 40% approval rating as fabricated, asserting he has higher support from 'real polls' that remain undisclosed.
Lewandowski Cockpit Entry, Pilot Firing Over Blanket Raises Safety Issues
A top U.S. homeland security aide entered a government jet cockpit uninvited during ascent, then fired a pilot over a misplaced blanket, potentially violating aviation safety protocols.
Trump Denies Reports of Military Adviser's Iran War Concerns
President Donald Trump refuted media reports suggesting his top military adviser warned of serious risks in a potential Iran operation, claiming victory would be easily achieved.
Trump's Iran Moves Risk Midterms as Economy Looms
President Donald Trump's aggressive military buildup against Iran raises political risks ahead of midterm elections, as aides urge focus on economic issues. The potential conflict contrasts with voter priorities and campaign promises.
Mike Lee Deletes Tweet on ICE Masks vs. Cartels
Utah Senator Mike Lee removed a social media post drawing parallels between masked federal agents and Mexican cartel members, sparking backlash from colleagues and critics.
Ex-FBI Official Criticizes Director's Olympic Trip
Andrew McCabe condemns FBI Director Kash Patel's use of bureau resources to attend Winter Olympics hockey finals, calling the trip a misuse of taxpayer funds.
Walesa: Trump Either 'Traitor' or 'Exceptional' Leader
Former Polish President Lech Walesa told AFP that Donald Trump's approach to Russia could be seen as treasonous or brilliant, with Nobel Peace Prize implications.
Calgarians Told to Shelter Amid Mexico Cartel Violence
Calgarians in Mexico recount firebombs and unrest after a cartel boss's killing. Global Affairs Canada issues shelter-in-place advisory for Canadians in the region.
Maryland Sues Trump Administration Over ICE Facility
Maryland Governor Wes Moore and Attorney General Anthony Brown have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration to halt the construction of an ICE detention facility, citing legal and community concerns.
Newsom's SAT Remark Sparks Racism Allegations in Atlanta
California Governor Gavin Newsom faces backlash over comments about his SAT score and dyslexia during a book tour stop in Atlanta, with critics accusing him of racism.
Venezuela Calls for Citizens' Return Under Amnesty Law
Interim President Delcy Rodríguez announces a new amnesty law, inviting Venezuelans abroad to return home. The move aims to foster national reconciliation and economic recovery.
NDP Slams Redacted Yorkton Hospital Documents
The Saskatchewan NDP has submitted a freedom of information request for all Yorkton Hospital documents since 2011, criticizing the government for excessive redactions and lack of transparency regarding healthcare operations.
Australian PM Seeks Removal of Ex-Prince Andrew from Succession
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has formally requested the removal of the disgraced former Prince Andrew from Australia's line of succession, citing his association with the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
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