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.
Lawrence O'Donnell commemorated Presidents Day by playing a lengthy clip of Barack Obama's podcast interview, highlighting the former president's thoughtful discourse as a stark contrast to Donald Trump's divisive language and recent racist video controve
Former President Donald Trump paid tribute to Rev. Jesse Jackson while simultaneously attacking Democrats and Barack Obama, reigniting political tensions following Jackson's passing.
Jesse Jackson, the prominent civil rights leader who ran groundbreaking presidential campaigns in the 1980s and was present at Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination, has died at age 84.
Quebec's auto insurance board apologizes for undermining public trust with the failed SAAQclic platform launch, pledging to implement recommendations from a critical report that exposed years of deception.
Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has publicly accused Donald Trump of orchestrating a 'coverup' related to Jeffrey Epstein's files, sparking renewed political controversy.
Rev. Jesse Jackson, a towering figure in the American Civil Rights Movement who worked alongside Martin Luther King Jr., has passed away at age 84 in Chicago, surrounded by family.
Donald Trump's frequent use of props in speeches isn't just showmanship—neuroscience reveals how objects target the brain's emotional centers for maximum persuasive impact and retention.
A public inquiry into Quebec's SAAQclic digital modernization debacle reveals that politicians were misled by agency officials who concealed massive cost overruns, shifting blame from elected leaders to administrators.
Democratic operatives warn that passing a voter referendum in Virginia to gain a 10-1 congressional seat advantage is more difficult than in California, citing state differences, timing, and organized Republican opposition.
Donald Trump was targeted in satirical floats at Germany's Rose Monday parade, depicting him punching Jesus and fighting Putin over Europe, alongside a Jeffrey Epstein vampire image.
Rev. Jesse Jackson, a towering figure in civil rights and progressive politics, passed away at 84. His 1980s presidential campaigns forged a multiracial coalition that reshaped the Democratic Party's vision for economic justice.
Senator Tommy Tuberville's suggestion to rename Presidents' Day after Donald Trump, accompanied by an altered Mount Rushmore image, drew swift ridicule from critics and public figures.
The Carney government is preparing a revised lawful access bill focused solely on police powers after widespread criticism of the broader C-2 legislation, according to multiple sources.
Florida Republican Randy Fine ignited bipartisan fury by posting 'If they force us to choose, the choice between dogs and Muslims is not a difficult one' on social media, drawing condemnation from AOC, Gavin Newsom, and conservative commentators.
President Donald Trump insists he has been 'totally exonerated' by the Jeffrey Epstein documents, but critics highlight his frequent mentions and redactions that leave many questions unanswered.
CNN data analyst Harry Enten says President Trump's approval ratings have plunged to unprecedented depths among independents, potentially spelling disaster for Republicans in the upcoming midterm elections.
Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has publicly criticized what she describes as a 'cover-up' in the Jeffrey Epstein case, urging for open testimony to uncover the full truth.
The Public Health Agency of Canada states a 2024 national security incident at a warehouse is unrelated to the loss of $20 million in emergency stockpile medications, following committee investigations.
Prime Minister Mark Carney's assertions about job protections face scrutiny as experts highlight difficulties in verifying specific claims, raising questions about transparency and accountability in political discourse.
Hundreds of thousands demonstrated peacefully in Toronto against Iran's regime, contrasting sharply with recent violent protests and highlighting Iran's threats to Canada.
The Canadian government has confirmed that a recent national security incident and an error at the national emergency stockpile are unrelated, addressing public concerns over potential connections.
Nicholas Marcus Thompson of the Black Class Action Secretariat calls on the federal government to modernize the Employment Equity Act and resolve a long-standing class action lawsuit involving Black public servants.
A recent national survey shows the Liberal Party with a 43% to 34% advantage over the Conservatives, with Mark Carney enjoying high approval ratings.
Former U.S. President Barack Obama has clarified his viral podcast remarks on aliens, stating he saw no evidence of extraterrestrial contact during his presidency, amid ongoing political interest in UFOs.
International aid organizations are calling on Canada to sustain its financial support for abortion services and LGBTQ+ advocacy programs abroad, citing critical needs in regions like Liberia.
A commission of inquiry concludes that Quebec's auto insurance board management deliberately misled government officials about the SAAQclic digital platform's costs and progress, with the project described as 'too big, too much, too fast.'
The Kremlin has strongly dismissed allegations from five European nations that opposition leader Alexei Navalny was poisoned in an Arctic prison, calling the accusations unfounded as supporters mark his death anniversary.
Austrian police have charged a young individual following arrests linked to an apparent plot targeting a Taylor Swift concert event in Vienna, leading to the cancellation of three scheduled shows.
Library and Archives Canada is eliminating 56 positions as part of organizational restructuring. The cuts affect the national institution responsible for preserving Canada's documentary heritage.