Eisenkot: Netanyahu's Polar Opposite Emerges as Challenger
Former Israeli military chief Gadi Eisenkot, running for prime minister, positions himself as Netanyahu's opposite, appealing to voters seeking change in the upcoming election.
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Israeli Airstrike Kills 3 in Gaza, Including Child
An Israeli airstrike targeting a militant in Gaza killed three people, including a child, according to Palestinian officials. The strike hit a residential area in Khan Younis.
US and Iran Agree to Halt Gulf Hostilities, Resume Talks
The U.S. and Iran agreed to cease hostilities in the Gulf and resume technical talks on Tuesday in Qatar, raising hopes for the interim peace deal after days of tit-for-tat strikes.
Violence Against Cops a 'Wake Up Call' for Canada
Three Canadian police officers killed in two weeks; union president calls it a 'wake up call' amid rising gun violence and repeat offenders.
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For Canada Day, give the 'decolonize' nonsense a rest
Caroline Elliott argues Canada Day should be a celebration without guilt, urging politicians to save social justice protests for other days.
Andy Burnham's Economic Vision for UK Leadership
Andy Burnham unveils his economic vision as he accelerates toward becoming UK Prime Minister, focusing on regional equality and public investment.
Federal Court Immigration Cases Surge, Causing Delays
The Federal Court of Canada is facing a surge in immigration-related filings, leading to significant delays and an unsustainable workload, according to court officials.
Fox News Apologizes for O'Leary's False China Claims
Fox News and Fox Business issued rare on-air apologies after Kevin O'Leary falsely claimed opponents of his Utah data center were funded by the Chinese Communist Party.
Trump Unveils Passport With His Image and Warning Phrase
President Trump unveiled a new limited-edition passport featuring his image and the phrase 'Welcome, but be good!' sparking criticism for self-aggrandizement and misunderstanding of passport use.
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WSJ Slams Trump Over Iran Deal Failures
The Wall Street Journal's conservative editorial board rebuked Donald Trump over escalating U.S.-Iran strikes, questioning the value of his memorandum of understanding and flipping his criticism back on him.
Trump Blames 'Criminally Made Algae' for Pool Issues
President Donald Trump blamed 'criminally made algae' and vandals for problems at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, despite experts linking the issues to his renovation.
Supreme Court to Rule on Trump Power, Trans Sports, Election Laws
The Supreme Court is set to decide eight remaining cases this week, including Trump's claims of presidential power, transgender athlete bans, and election laws.
US and Iran Agree to Halt Hostilities, Resume Talks
The US and Iran have agreed to cease hostilities in the Gulf and renew talks on the Strait of Hormuz dispute, a US official said, raising hopes for saving the interim peace deal.
Murphy: Trump Biggest Threat to US Democracy
Sen. Chris Murphy says President Trump is the 'biggest threat' to America, accusing him of trying to destroy democracy, and warns the SAVE Act is a pretext to claim rigged elections.
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Trudeau: Immigration success hinges on shared values, not ancestry
Justin Trudeau told a Finnish forum that successful immigration depends on integrating newcomers through shared values rather than common ancestry, and acknowledged Canada's post-pandemic admissions outpaced housing.
1 Injured in Stabbing Outside Main Station in Toronto
One person was injured in a stabbing outside Main Station in Toronto on June 28, 2026. The suspect remains outstanding, according to Toronto police.
Marshall Defends SAVE Act, Clashes with Trump
Sen. Roger Marshall defends SAVE America Act on Meet the Press, citing election trust despite minimal fraud evidence. He also defends Trump's shouting match with GOP senators.
Trump's Reflecting Pool Fiasco: A Metaphor for Second Term
Jonah Goldberg argues that the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool debacle symbolizes the failures of Trump's second term, including cronyism, cost overruns, and blaming vandals.
Ontario Man Charged After Violent Leslieville Brawl
An Ontario man faces multiple charges after a violent brawl in Leslieville. Police responded to the incident late Saturday night, resulting in several injuries and arrests.
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High-Risk Offender Released to Winnipeg
Marcel Hank Charlette, 53, a high-risk offender, has been released and is expected to reside in Winnipeg, according to Winnipeg police.
Biden Calls Trump 'Loser' Over Reflecting Pool Renovations
Former President Joe Biden slammed Donald Trump as a 'loser' over his Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool and other Washington renovation projects at the Maryland Democratic Party Gala.
Concordia Killer Valery Fabrikant Declared Vexatious Litigant
Valery Fabrikant, who killed four at Concordia University in 1992, has been declared a vexatious litigant, restricting his ability to file lawsuits from prison.
Trump's Iran Sanctions Unraveling: Decades Reversed
The Trump administration's deal to end the war with Iran reverses decades of sanctions, stunning observers with its pace and scale, but implementation faces hurdles.
Anti-AI Evangelist Gains Popularity, Posing Problem for Trump
An anti-AI evangelist is growing more popular, which could become a problem for Donald Trump as the movement gains traction among voters concerned about job displacement and ethical issues.
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Supreme Court to Rule on Trump's Fed, Birthright Cases
The U.S. Supreme Court will decide this week on President Trump's efforts to fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook and end automatic birthright citizenship, with rulings expected to have far-reaching implications.
Man Shot in Vehicle Outside Surrey Home: Police
A man was shot while inside a vehicle outside a Surrey home late Friday night. Surrey Police Service is investigating the incident, which occurred in the 12700 block of 90A Avenue. The victim was taken to hospital with serious injuries.
Poilievre Wants Parliament Probe of B.C. Condo Bailout
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre calls for an emergency ethics committee meeting to investigate B.C.'s 'condo bailout,' arguing it prevents a necessary market price correction.
South Korea, Japan Reaffirm Korean Peninsula Denuclearization
South Korea and Japan have reaffirmed their commitment to the complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, emphasizing continued diplomatic efforts and coordination with international partners.
Temporary US Migrants Must Seek Permanent Status or Leave: Secretary
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin announced that temporary U.S. migrants must either obtain permanent legal status or depart the country, as part of a new enforcement policy.
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Biden Calls Trump 'Loser' in First Debate Since 2024
Two years after their last debate, President Biden jabs at former President Trump, calling him 'what a loser' during a Maryland Democratic Party gala keynote address on June 27, 2026.
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