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Doctor Calls for Inquiry Into Trump's Presidential Fitness
A prominent cardiologist calls for a bipartisan congressional inquiry into Donald Trump's fitness, citing a controversial letter about Greenland and the Nobel Prize. Read the full analysis.
Inquiry into Myles Gray's Death by Vancouver Police Begins
The long-awaited public inquiry into the Vancouver police actions leading to Myles Gray's death in 2015 starts Monday. Follow for key details and timeline.
U.S. Congress Delegation Visits Denmark, Greenland
A bipartisan U.S. congressional delegation met with leaders in Denmark and Greenland to reaffirm alliances, following former President Trump's threats. Details on the diplomatic mission.
Fatality Inquiry Ordered into Edmonton Man's Tragic ER Death
The Alberta government has ordered a judge-led public inquiry into the death of Prashant Sreekumar, 44, who died after an eight-hour wait in a Grey Nuns Hospital ER. The inquiry seeks answers and systemic change.
Court Upholds California's New Congressional Map
A federal court allows California's new House district map, a move that could help Democrats flip seats in 2026. Republicans plan a Supreme Court appeal.
Senate Republicans Block Venezuela War Powers Resolution
U.S. Senate Republicans blocked a bipartisan measure to limit military action in Venezuela. The move followed intense pressure from former President Trump on GOP senators. Read the full story on the constitutional clash.
Clintons Refuse Deposition on Epstein Links
Bill and Hillary Clinton refused a bipartisan subpoena for depositions about Jeffrey Epstein ties, framing it as resistance to Trump. Democrats offer little public defense.
Democrats File Articles to Impeach DHS Secretary Noem
U.S. Rep. Robin Kelly leads over 70 colleagues in filing three impeachment articles against Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem. Accusations include obstruction of Congress and violating public trust. Read the details and political implications.
Democrats Map Path to US Senate Majority in 2026
US Democrats are strategizing to win the Senate in 2026, targeting specific vulnerable Republican seats. This analysis outlines their crucial battlegrounds and the political landscape.
Clintons summoned in Epstein probe, Congress warns of contempt
A U.S. congressional committee has issued summonses to Bill and Hillary Clinton as part of the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, warning of contempt charges for non-compliance. The probe examines over a million documents.
Congress stock trading scandal exposed in 2025
A new study reveals U.S. lawmakers consistently beat the market using insider knowledge. Calls grow for a total ban on congressional stock trading as public outrage mounts.
More Funding for Winnipeg Construction Project Inquiry
The Manitoba government has allocated additional resources to the public inquiry investigating a major Winnipeg construction project. Get the latest details on the expanded investigation.
Trump's Venezuela Raid Isolates U.S., Say Ex-Officials
Former U.S. national security officials warn Trump's military action in Venezuela isolates America, lacks a plan, and raises mental fitness concerns. Read the full analysis.
Trump Policies, Aging Population Slow U.S. Growth: Budget Office
The U.S. Congressional Budget Office projects slower economic growth due to Trump-era immigration policies and an aging population. Explore the details and long-term impacts.
Republican Vote Margin Shrinks to One in US House
The US House Republican majority is at its weakest point after a resignation, a sudden death, and a car crash. Speaker Mike Johnson can now afford to lose only one vote on any measure.
Legault's CAQ faces critical 2026 after nightmare 2025
Premier François Legault and his Coalition Avenir Québec government confront a series of major challenges in 2026, from the SAAQclic inquiry to a resurgent opposition. Will this be the final year of his premiership?
US Senator Says Officials Lied on Venezuela Regime Change
Senator Chris Murphy claims Defense and State officials misled Congress about Trump's Venezuela actions, calling it a breach of trust. Read the explosive details.
Schumer Slams Trump's Unauthorized Venezuela Military Action
Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer outlines actions to hold the Trump administration accountable for the military strike in Venezuela that captured President Nicolás Maduro.
Former SAAQ CEO to Speak at Gallant Commission
Nathalie Tremblay, former head of Quebec's auto insurance board, will testify at the public inquiry into the failed SAAQclic portal. Key details on the commission's investigation.
Quebec orders public inquiry into fatal truck crashes
Quebec's chief coroner has mandated a public inquiry into deadly collisions involving heavy trucks, citing urgent road safety concerns. Learn about the investigation's scope and goals.
DOGE Committee Fails, Musk Abandons Project
The GOP's DOGE committee, inspired by a meme and backed by Elon Musk, failed to deliver promised spending cuts. Musk now regrets the effort as Republicans vow to continue.
Bondi Beach Victims' Families Demand National Inquiry
Families of 17 victims from the Bondi Beach massacre urge PM Albanese for a national inquiry into antisemitism and security failures. Read the full story.
Carney's China Trade Plan Sparks Security Debate
Prime Minister Mark Carney's plan to boost trade with China, labeled a top security threat, faces scrutiny over delayed foreign interference safeguards. Can Canada balance economic needs with democratic security?
Flavio Bolsonaro stripped of congressional seat in Brazil
Flavio Bolsonaro, son of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, has been removed from his seat in Congress. The move follows his father's arrest and 27-year sentence for leading a coup attempt.
Prominent N.S. Judge Peter Richard Dies at Age 93
Retired Supreme Court Justice Peter Richard, who led the pivotal Westray Mine disaster inquiry, has passed away at 93. Remembering his legacy in Nova Scotia's justice system.
Ex-Trump Protesters Run for Congress to Block His Agenda
Former U.S. government officials who resigned in protest during Donald Trump's presidency are now launching congressional campaigns to prevent his political return. Discover their motivations and the high-stakes political battle unfolding.
U.S. House votes on limits to Trump's Venezuela campaign
The U.S. House is set to vote on resolutions to impose limits on former President Trump's military actions against Venezuela and drug cartels. Defense Secretary briefed Congress on strikes.
Inquiry into Calgary woman's death after COVID vaccine to proceed
A judge has ruled a fatality inquiry will proceed into the 2021 death of a Calgary woman after her COVID-19 vaccination, seeking to determine if the vaccine contributed. Read the details.
Federal Court Hears Challenge to California's New House Map
A federal court in Los Angeles is weighing a challenge to California's new congressional map, a legal battle with national implications for control of the U.S. House of Representatives. Follow the high-stakes showdown.
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