Massie Criticizes Bondi's Epstein Files Handling
Kentucky Republican Thomas Massie condemned Attorney General Pam Bondi's conduct during a House Judiciary Committee hearing on Jeffrey Epstein files, citing name-calling and avoidance of victims.
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Trump: $5 Billion Gaza Pledges at Board of Peace Meeting
President Donald Trump reveals the Board of Peace will present $5 billion in reconstruction pledges for Gaza during its first meeting, following its charter announcement at Davos.
Crime Epidemic Spotlights Inequality in Israeli Society
A surge in violent crime within Israel's Arab communities has sparked protests and calls for government action, revealing stark societal inequalities and law enforcement challenges.
ICE Agent Shooting in Minneapolis Leads to Assault Charges
A man shot by an ICE agent in Minneapolis was charged with assaulting law enforcement, but the case ended with a startling admission, raising questions about federal enforcement actions.
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Chatham Woman Charged for Alleged Harassment of Nova Scotia Man
A woman from Chatham-Kent has been charged by police after reportedly making repeated unwanted contacts with a man in Nova Scotia, highlighting ongoing concerns about harassment cases.
B.C. Official: Provincial Deficit 'Unsustainable' Before Budget
A British Columbia official declares the province's deficit unsustainable as the government prepares to table its budget on Tuesday, highlighting fiscal challenges.
Survivor Wants to Confront Ex-Husband in Prison Over Mass Rapes
Gisele Pelicot, whose ex-husband organized rapes by 50 men, plans to visit him in prison as part of her healing journey while promoting her memoir about resilience.
Trump Tells Hamas to Disarm 'Immediately' at Davos Forum
U.S. President Donald Trump has called for Hamas to proceed with full and immediate disarmament during his Board of Peace initiative speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
French Minister: 'Ultra-Left' Behind Killing of Right-Wing Youth
France's Justice Minister Gerald Darmanin has publicly attributed the killing of a right-wing youth to 'ultra-left' elements, sparking intense political debate and security concerns ahead of planned rallies.
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China Drops Visa Requirement for Canadian Travelers
In a significant diplomatic move, China has removed visa requirements for Canadian tourists and business visitors, aiming to boost travel and economic ties between the two nations.
Nine Nigerian Children Freed After Church Kidnapping
In a significant development, nine Nigerian children have been successfully freed after being kidnapped from a church. The rescue operation highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
Obama Laments Lost Decorum, Slams Trump's Racist Post and Immigration Raids
Former President Barack Obama condemned the decline of shame and decorum in U.S. politics, responding to Donald Trump's racist social media post depicting the Obamas as monkeys. He also criticized Trump's immigration crackdown in Minnesota, comparing agen
House Leader Defends Liberal Omnibus Budget Bill
Government House Leader Steven MacKinnon reaffirms the Liberals' decision to present the budget implementation bill as an omnibus package, citing efficiency and legislative necessity in Ottawa.
Canadians Think U.S. Would Support Alberta Separation: Survey
A new national survey indicates a significant portion of Canadians believe the United States would support Alberta if it sought independence, highlighting perceptions of cross-border political dynamics.
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IOC Defends Sale of 1936 Berlin Olympics T-Shirts
The International Olympic Committee faces criticism for selling T-shirts featuring the 1936 Berlin Games poster, defending the move as trademark protection while acknowledging the event's dark Nazi history.
London Family Day 2026: Open and Closed Services Guide
A detailed overview of what businesses, services, and facilities are open or closed in London, Ontario, for Family Day Monday in 2026, helping residents plan their holiday activities effectively.
Tumbler Ridge Victim's Stepfather Speaks of 'Unbearable Pain'
Matt Jacobs expresses profound grief over the death of his 11-year-old son Emmett in the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting, clarifying his relationship to the shooter and describing his loss.
Canada's Defense Plan Targets $500B Investment, 125K Jobs
The Canadian government unveils a defense-industrial strategy to triple domestic defense revenue, boost exports by 50%, and create 125,000 jobs over a decade, focusing on reducing reliance on U.S. contractors.
Ottawa Police See 37% Shop Theft Rise in Late 2025
Ottawa police data reveals a sharp 37% increase in shoplifting incidents during the final quarter of 2025, highlighting rising retail crime concerns in the capital.
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Toronto Man Arrested Before Global Rally Over Firearm Threat
A 37-year-old Toronto man was apprehended by police ahead of a 'Global Day of Action' rally due to an alleged firearm threat, highlighting security concerns surrounding public demonstrations.
Charges Laid After Caledon Fire, Police Investigation Continues
Ontario Provincial Police have laid charges in connection with a fire in Caledon. Details remain limited as the investigation into the incident is still active.
U.S. Military Boards Oil Tanker in Indian Ocean After Tracking
The U.S. military has conducted a boarding operation on an oil tanker in the Indian Ocean, following its surveillance from the Caribbean, amid heightened maritime security concerns.
Tumbler Ridge Victim's Stepfather in 'Unbearable Pain' Over Son
Matt Jacobs, stepfather of 11-year-old Emmett Jacobs killed in the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting, describes his profound grief and clarifies his relationship to the shooter in a new statement.
B.C. Ends Drug Decriminalization, MLA Demands Charges
British Columbia's drug decriminalization experiment has ended, but Independent MLA Elenore Sturko argues the province must now resume charging for possession to address public disorder and compel treatment.
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Nancy Guthrie Disappearance: Investigation Intensifies
Former FBI deputy director John Pistole reveals suspects may be detained in the Nancy Guthrie case, but DNA evidence and charges remain uncertain as the search for clues continues.
Ex-Police Chief: Canadians Can Trust Police Despite Corruption Charges
Michael Boyd, former police chief in major Canadian cities, argues that existing systems and ethical leadership can preserve public trust in policing following recent corruption charges in Ontario.
Man Arrested After Gunfire in Toronto Apartment Building
A man in his 20s has been arrested by Toronto police following reports of gunfire inside an apartment building. The incident occurred on February 15, 2026, with authorities responding swiftly to ensure public safety.
ICE Crackdown Alters Minnesota Election Tactics
Minnesota's special election under federal immigration enforcement saw campaigns adapt to voter fears, highlighting how ICE operations can undermine democratic processes without direct poll interference.
Canadian Army Apologizes for Holocaust Post Omitting Jews
The Canadian Army has issued an apology after a social media post on International Holocaust Remembrance Day failed to explicitly identify Jews as the primary victims of the Holocaust, drawing criticism from academics and Jewish advocacy groups.
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Exiled Prince Urges World to Stand with Iran Amid Munich Rally
Iran's exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi addressed a massive demonstration of 250,000 supporters in Munich, urging international solidarity with the Iranian people during the Munich Security Conference.
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