Carney to Hold First Press Conference on International Trip
Prime Minister Mark Carney will face reporters for the first time during his 10-day trip to India, Australia, and Japan, addressing strikes on Iran and security concerns with India.
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Far-Right Unites After Fatal Attack on French Activist
The killing of far-right student Quentin Deranque in Lyon has galvanized far-right movements across Europe, drawing comparisons to political mobilizations in the United States.
Poilievre Pushes for Stronger UK-Canada Integration in Speech
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre delivers his first international keynote in London, arguing for reduced trade barriers and closer security ties between Canada, the UK, and allied democracies.
Poilievre Pushes for Closer UK-Canada Integration in London Speech
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre delivers his first international keynote in London, calling for reduced trade barriers and enhanced security cooperation between Canada and the UK amid U.S. tariff pressures.
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Trump Dismisses MAGA Critics Over Iran War
Former President Donald Trump rebuked ex-Fox News stars Megyn Kelly and Tucker Carlson for criticizing his military actions in Iran, asserting that MAGA solely represents him.
Iran Drone Strikes U.S. Embassy in Saudi Arabia
Iran launched a drone attack on the U.S. Embassy in Saudi Arabia's capital as regional tensions escalate. The conflict has spread to Lebanon, with Hezbollah firing missiles at Israel, while China warns of repercussions and Iraq cuts oil production.
Phoenix Pay Errors Haunt Public Service After Decade
The flawed Phoenix Pay System continues to cause significant pay issues for Canadian public servants, with unresolved errors lingering ten years after its troubled launch.
Strikes Hit Iranian Assembly Building During Leadership Vote
Local media reports strikes on a building where Iran's new leader was being elected, amid escalating Middle East tensions. Updates on the conflict's impact globally.
Iranian Official's Canadian Family Ties Emerge in Power Vacuum
Ali Larijani, a key Iranian security figure positioned for leadership after recent assassinations, has extensive family connections in Canada through his brothers and their relatives.
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Far-Right Unites Over French Student's Fatal Beating
The killing of far-right student Quentin Deranque in Lyon has sparked solidarity among Europe's far-right movements, highlighting political tensions in France.
Clinton: Trump Told Him of 'Great Times' with Epstein
Former President Bill Clinton alleges Donald Trump spoke of enjoyable moments with Jeffrey Epstein, amid ongoing scrutiny of high-profile connections to the late financier.
Trump's Drapes Remarks Criticized as Iran War Deaths Rise
Lawrence O'Donnell blasted President Trump for discussing White House drapes while remaining silent on increasing U.S. military casualties in Iran conflict, questioning the war's legality.
Clinton Storms Out of Epstein Deposition After Photo Leak
Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton abruptly left a House Oversight Committee deposition after a photo of her questioning was leaked online by Rep. Lauren Boebert.
Clinton Testimonies on Epstein Released by House Panel
The U.S. House Committee on Oversight released video depositions of Bill and Hillary Clinton regarding Jeffrey Epstein. Both denied knowledge of his crimes, with Bill Clinton detailing his introduction to Epstein by Larry Summers.
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Liberal Party Rift Over Carney's Iran Strikes Support
Prime Minister Mark Carney's endorsement of U.S.-led strikes against Iran has sparked internal dissent within the Liberal Party, with MPs criticizing the alignment as too aggressive and legally questionable.
Mehdi Hasan Apologizes to Trump Over 'Department of War' Name
Journalist Mehdi Hasan sarcastically apologized to Donald Trump and Pete Hegseth for mocking the 'Department of War' rebrand, as U.S. involvement in Iran bombings makes the name seem prophetic.
Canada Urges No Travel to 10 Countries as Middle East Conflict Spreads
The Canadian government has issued a stark travel advisory urging citizens to avoid all travel to ten countries as hostilities in the Middle East intensify and expand across multiple fronts, raising global security concerns.
Trump: Iran War May Last Weeks; Netanyahu Defends Attack
Former President Trump outlines U.S. operations against Iran, predicting a prolonged conflict, while Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu justifies recent strikes. Global tensions escalate with retaliatory actions.
Clintons Questioned on Epstein, Pizzagate, UFOs in Congress
Bill and Hillary Clinton were deposed by a U.S. House committee, addressing inquiries into the late financier Jeffrey Epstein, along with unrelated topics like pizzagate and UFOs, as part of a broader investigation.
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Veterans Group Slams Mullin Over War Comments and Gaffe
A progressive veterans organization condemned Senator Markwayne Mullin for describing the smell of war without military service and mistakenly calling Defense Secretary Hegseth 'President'.
Russia: No Evidence Iran Developing Nuclear Weapons
Russia states it has seen no proof of Iran pursuing nuclear weapons, as global tensions rise over Middle East conflicts and economic impacts.
Trump's Iran Strike: Correct Move That May Backfire
Analysis suggests the U.S.-Israel strike on Iran was justified but may become unpopular due to Trump's leadership, broken promises, and rising casualties, impacting upcoming elections.
Online News Act Delivers $100M Annually to Canadian Journalism
Canada's Online News Act is proving successful, channeling $100 million annually from Google into newsrooms nationwide. Despite Meta's retaliation, the law stabilizes local journalism during a critical time for democracy.
Alberta Deficit Debate: Immigration vs. Spending
Alberta's 2026 budget deficit has ignited controversy, with critics pointing to immigration pressures and increased social spending as key factors driving financial challenges across Canada.
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Melania Trump's UN Peace Talk Criticized Amid Iran Conflict
First Lady Melania Trump presided over a UN Security Council meeting on peace through education, drawing sharp criticism as her husband launched military operations against Iran.
AI and Ideology Drive 2026 Primaries in NC and TX
The 2026 primary elections in North Carolina and Texas highlight key battles influenced by AI industry funding, progressive-centrist divides, and debates over electability and identity politics.
Spain Blocks U.S. Bases from Iran Attacks, Strains Ties
Spain refuses to allow its jointly operated U.S. military bases to be used for attacks on Iran, as flight tracking shows aircraft movements to Germany and France.
Government's Changing Remote Work Policy Timeline
A detailed timeline tracing the federal government's shifting communications and policies on remote work for public servants, from pandemic necessity to current return-to-office mandates.
Phoenix Pay System: A Decade of Lessons for Government Reform
Ten years after its disastrous launch, the Phoenix pay system continues to impact Canadian public servants while offering Prime Minister Mark Carney critical insights for his government efficiency reforms.
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CNN Highlights Conflicting Messages on U.S.-Israeli Strikes
A CNN 'Newsnight' segment aired a supercut showing Donald Trump and administration officials giving mixed signals about whether the U.S. is at war with Iran, sparking debate over military authorization.
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