TSA Agents Get Back Pay, Airport Lines Ease in Shutdown
U.S. airports see relief as TSA officers receive overdue paychecks after a partial government shutdown, though long security wait times persist during spring break travel.
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Israel Approves Death Penalty for Palestinian Murder Convictions
Israel's parliament has passed a controversial law authorizing the death penalty for Palestinians found guilty of murdering Israelis, escalating tensions amid the ongoing conflict with Hamas.
Alcohol Tax Increase Draws Criticism from Brewers and Taxpayer Group
The federal excise tax on beer, wine, and spirits is set to rise on April 1, 2026, prompting renewed calls for relief from brewers and taxpayer advocates who warn of higher consumer prices.
Jewish Groups Concerned Over Avi Lewis' NDP Leadership Election
Canadian Jewish organizations voice alarm as Avi Lewis, a self-described anti-Zionist, becomes NDP leader, citing concerns about antisemitism and party direction.
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Government-Run Grocery Stores: A Recipe for Failure
Avi Lewis's proposal for government-owned grocery stores faces criticism as experts cite past failures, high costs, and lack of purchasing power as major obstacles to success.
Brewers, Taxpayer Group Criticize Beer Tax Hike Proposal
A proposed federal excise tax increase on beer is facing strong opposition from Canadian brewers and a national taxpayer advocacy organization, who argue it will harm local businesses and consumers.
NDP Leader Avi Lewis Asks Quebec MP Boulerice to Stay
Avi Lewis begins his NDP leadership amid internal pushback, specifically asking Quebec MP Alexandre Boulerice to continue serving on his team while facing broader party challenges.
China Cheers MP's Forced Labour Testimony Challenge
Chinese state media celebrates Liberal MP Michael Ma's aggressive questioning of a Canadian expert's testimony on forced labour, calling accusations a Western fabrication while critics protest.
Russian Oil Tanker Reaches Cuba Amid U.S. Sanctions
A sanctioned Russian tanker delivers 730,000 barrels of oil to Cuba, offering temporary relief from a U.S. blockade that has crippled the island's energy grid and sparked humanitarian concerns.
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Trump Criticizes Biden's Energy Amid Sleep Controversies
Former President Donald Trump launched a new White House app while mocking Joe Biden's energy, despite facing scrutiny over his own apparent drowsiness during official meetings.
Trump's Golf Costs Taxpayers Over $100 Million
President Trump's golf outings have exceeded $100 million in taxpayer-funded travel and security expenses since his 2025 inauguration, with projections reaching $300 million by term's end.
Barber Gives Free Haircuts to Unpaid TSA Agents
A barber at Buffalo Niagara International Airport is providing complimentary haircuts to TSA agents and military personnel affected by the ongoing partial government shutdown, as some federal workers have gone weeks without pay.
NDP Leaders Slam Avi Lewis's Energy Policies as Unrealistic
Saskatchewan NDP Leader Carla Beck and Alberta NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi publicly distance themselves from federal NDP leader Avi Lewis's stance on oil and gas, calling his policies unrealistic and harmful to workers.
Canada Accused of Censoring European Parliament Member
Montreal organizations claim Canada denied entry to European Parliament member Rima Hassan, citing censorship concerns over her pro-Palestinian advocacy, as reported by The Canadian Press.
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Carney: Liberal MP Ma Stays in Caucus After China Comments
Prime Minister Mark Carney stated Liberal MP Michael Ma remains part of the caucus after apologizing for questioning forced labor claims in China. Carney acknowledged global evidence of such practices.
Carney Silent on Consequences for MP's China Forced Labour Comments
Prime Minister Carney addressed Liberal MP Michael Ma's allegations of forced labour in China, noting Ma has apologized, but refused to specify any potential repercussions.
Trump's 'Escalation Trap' in Iran Risks Prolonged War
Political analyst Eric Ham warns that President Trump's troop deployment to the Middle East has fallen into an 'escalation trap,' allowing Iran to dictate terms and risking a prolonged ground war, while his base support dips.
Avi Lewis Acknowledges NDP Divisions, Hard Talks Ahead
Freshly elected NDP leader Avi Lewis recognizes internal party rifts and pledges to engage in difficult dialogues to unify the federal political movement amid strategic challenges.
Canada Launches Consultation on National Anti-Fraud Strategy
The Canadian government has initiated a public consultation process to develop a comprehensive national strategy aimed at combating fraud and protecting consumers from financial scams.
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RCMP Alerted on PEI Minister's Golf Course Conflict
Prince Edward Island Premier Rob Lantz has notified the RCMP about a former cabinet minister's potential conflict of interest in a Summerside golf course permitting issue, raising political scrutiny.
Historic GOP Retirements Signal Trouble in Midterms
CNN analyst Harry Enten reveals record Republican retirements from the House, a historical indicator of midterm losses, with Democrats needing only three seats for majority.
Rampell Mocks Trump's Crowd Obsession in CPAC vs. Anti-Trump Rally
Catherine Rampell used her show to highlight the stark contrast between low attendance at CPAC and massive anti-Trump 'No Kings' rallies, targeting Trump's known fixation on crowd sizes.
Ford, Carney, Chow to Speak in Toronto
Prime Minister Mark Carney, Ontario Premier Doug Ford, and Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow are scheduled to deliver speeches in Toronto, highlighting key political and economic discussions.
Equity Card Debates Overshadow NDP Leadership Convention
The NDP Leadership Convention in Winnipeg was dominated by arguments over equity cards, sparking online disbelief and criticism over the party's focus on identity politics rather than key national issues.
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Greene: Trump's Iran War Could Doom GOP in Midterms
Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene warns that President Trump's escalating Iran conflict and Epstein files controversy could lead to Republican losses in upcoming elections, as she criticizes his foreign policy.
EU Parliament Member Rima Hassan Denied Entry to Canada
European Parliament member Rima Hassan was reportedly denied entry to Canada, according to a recent report. The incident highlights ongoing international tensions and travel restrictions.
Trump Eyes Iranian Oil and Kharg Island Seizure
Former President Donald Trump suggests taking Iran's oil and potentially seizing Kharg Island, escalating Middle East tensions as U.S. troops deploy to the region.
Newsom Slams Trump's $100M Golf Spending as Wasteful
California Governor Gavin Newsom condemns President Trump's taxpayer-funded golf outings, citing over $100 million spent during his second term while Americans face affordability crises.
Avi Lewis Begins NDP Leadership with Party Tensions
Avi Lewis starts his tenure as the new federal NDP leader, facing pushback from some party branches and the task of uniting New Democrats across Canada while navigating political challenges without a parliamentary seat.
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Liberals Dismiss Law for Correcting Political Misinformation
The Liberal government has dismissed calls for a new law requiring corrections to political misinformation, as MPs argue false statements are overshadowing facts in public discourse.
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