Vance Criticizes Eileen Gu's Decision to Compete for China
Vice President JD Vance expressed disappointment that American-born skier Eileen Gu chose to represent China, stating he roots for athletes who identify as Americans.
Category : Federal Government
Trump Immigration Approval Hits Record Low in New Poll
A new Reuters/Ipsos poll reveals U.S. public approval of Donald Trump's immigration policies has fallen to its lowest level since his return to the White House, with significant declines among male voters.
Justin Trudeau Announces Resignation as Liberal Leader
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has formally announced his resignation as leader of the Liberal Party during a statement delivered in Ottawa, marking a significant political transition.
Justin Trudeau Resigns: A Look Back at His Political Career
After nearly ten years as Prime Minister and 18 years in politics, Justin Trudeau's era concludes. This analysis revisits the key moments that shaped his historic tenure and legacy in Canadian governance.
Trudeau Steps Down: Top Liberal Leadership Contenders
Following Justin Trudeau's resignation as Liberal leader, political analysts highlight key figures like Chrystia Freeland and Mark Carney as potential successors in the upcoming leadership race.
Justin Trudeau Steps Down as Prime Minister and Liberal Leader
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced he will step down as Liberal leader and prorogue Parliament until March, marking a significant political shift in Canada.
Trudeau Resigns: Key Moments and Political Reactions
Justin Trudeau steps down as Liberal leader and prorogues Parliament until March, sparking widespread analysis and reactions across Canada's political landscape.
Morgan: Trump Could Be Lame Duck After 2026 Midterms
British broadcaster Piers Morgan warns that President Donald Trump risks becoming a lame duck if Republicans lose the House in 2026, criticizing ICE raids while praising border shutdown.
Liberals Win Minority Government, Carney Leads Fourth Mandate
The Liberal Party, led by Mark Carney, has won a minority government in Canada's federal election, securing a fourth consecutive mandate. Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre conceded while NDP's Jagmeet Singh announced his resignation.
Iranians Chant Against Supreme Leader at Protesters' Memorials
Videos verified by AFP show crowds at memorials for killed protesters shouting anti-government slogans, as officials acknowledge over 3,000 deaths during January's crackdown while rights groups claim thousands more.
FCC Accused of Colluding to Block Colbert Interview
Texas Senate candidate James Talarico alleges the FCC colluded with CBS to prevent his interview with Stephen Colbert from airing, sparking a debate over media freedom and political interference.
Greene: Trump Warned 'Friends Will Get Hurt' Over Epstein Files
Former Trump loyalist Marjorie Taylor Greene alleges President Trump pressured Republicans to drop a petition for Epstein files, warning his 'friends will get hurt' if released.
Vance Denies Conflict with Rubio Amid 2028 Speculation
U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance addresses media speculation about tensions with Senator Marco Rubio, asserting no conflict exists as both are seen as potential contenders for the 2028 presidential race.
Poilievre Calls for National Unity Against Separation
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre emphasizes the importance of national unity in response to separation threats, highlighting the party's commitment to a cohesive Canada.
B.C. Budget 2026: 15,000 Public Sector Jobs Cut
British Columbia's 2026 budget outlines significant public sector job reductions and capital project pauses, drawing reactions from Conservative MLA Peter Milobar and others.
Poilievre Distances from MP's Anti-American 'Hissy Fit' Comments
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre clarifies that MP Jamil Jivani's comments about anti-American 'hissy fit' do not represent party views, emphasizing Canadians' legitimate concerns over U.S. tariffs.
Poilievre on Jivani's Washington Trip: 'He Speaks for Himself'
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre clarifies that MP Arpan Khanna's Washington visit represents personal views, not official party stance, amid political scrutiny.
Canada Appoints Mark Wiseman as New U.S. Ambassador
Canada has named Mark Wiseman as its next ambassador to Washington, a crucial diplomatic move as Ottawa prepares for upcoming trade negotiations with the United States.
B.C. Budget 2026: Tax Hikes and 15,000 Public Sector Job Cuts
The British Columbia government's 2026 budget introduces significant tax increases and plans to cut 15,000 public sector jobs over three years, while pausing major capital projects.
Carney Meets Ex-Liberal MP After Supreme Court Election Ruling
Prime Minister Mark Carney visited Terrebonne, Quebec, to meet with former Liberal MP Tatiana Auguste following a Supreme Court decision that overturned the local election results.
LA Mayor Bass Urges Olympics Chair Wasserman to Resign
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass calls for Casey Wasserman to step down as LA28 chairman due to his connections to the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, despite the board's support for him.
Peru's Congress Removes Interim President Jerí
Peru's Congress has voted to remove interim President Jose Jerí from office as he faces serious corruption allegations, sparking protests in Lima.
Federal Bureaucracy Costs Skyrocket 80% in 10 Years
A new report reveals federal bureaucracy costs have surged 80% to $71.4 billion, with Canadians demanding value for tax dollars and Prime Minister Carney facing pressure to trim the fat.
DHS Spokesperson Tricia McLaughlin to Leave Post Next Week
Tricia McLaughlin, a vocal defender of President Trump's immigration policies at DHS, is set to exit her role as criticism mounts over recent shootings and resource allocation.
Ottawa Kept People on No-Fly List Without Grounds: Watchdog
A Canadian spy watchdog report reveals that Ottawa maintained individuals on the no-fly list without necessary grounds, raising serious concerns about civil liberties and procedural fairness in national security measures.
Public Service Costs Up 6% to $76.3B, Growth Slows: PBO
Parliamentary Budget Officer analysis reveals federal personnel spending increased to $76.3 billion in 2024-25, though growth rate has slowed with only 1.6% expansion in workforce size as downsizing begins.
Kosovo Protests Against War Crimes Trials on Independence Day
Thousands of protesters gathered in Pristina, Kosovo, on the 18th anniversary of independence to oppose trials of ex-leaders for alleged war crimes during the 1998-99 conflict with Serbia.
Public Servants Urged to Resist Return-to-Office Mandates
An opinion piece argues against forcing public servants back to offices, citing unreliable transit, logistical issues, and lack of productivity evidence.
McCain Slams MAGA Pressure on Women's Motherhood Choices
Meghan McCain challenges conservative messaging pressuring women to have children, advocating for acceptance of diverse paths amid public figures promoting motherhood.
Quebec's Double Election Year: Provincial and Federal Votes Possible
Tom Mulcair analyzes Quebec's political landscape, suggesting Quebecers might face both provincial and federal elections this year, with Éric Duhaime's Conservatives playing a wild card role.
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