Fulton County Seeks Return of 2020 Ballots Seized by FBI
Georgia's Fulton County officials are moving to reclaim 2020 election ballots seized by the FBI in January 2026, as part of an ongoing investigation into election integrity concerns.
Category : Federal Government
Ontario Sunshine List 2025: Top Earners Revealed
Kenneth Hartwick, former OPG CEO, tops Ontario's 2025 Sunshine List with $1.9 million earnings. The list includes 404,922 public servants, a 7% increase from 2024, highlighting salaries across municipalities, healthcare, and education.
Ontario Calls on Ottawa to Award Victoria Cross to North Bay Veteran
The campaign to honor Nipissing veteran Pte. Jess Larochelle with the Victoria Cross gains momentum as Premier Doug Ford backs the initiative, marking a significant step in recognizing his bravery.
Ontario Backs North Bay Veteran for Victoria Cross Award
The Ontario government, led by Premier Doug Ford, is formally calling on Ottawa to award the Victoria Cross to Nipissing veteran Private Jess Larochelle, marking a significant advancement in the long-standing campaign for his recognition.
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Federal Public Servants Offered Early Retirement Package
The Canadian federal government has introduced an early retirement package for public servants, allowing eligible employees to apply starting March 27, 2026.
CNN Analyst Gives Trump Brutal Polling Reality Check
CNN data analyst Harry Enten presents polling showing Trump's disapproval at all-time highs despite 100% MAGA support, with majority opposition to Iran war handling.
Halifax Mayor: Investments Needed for Defense Growth
Halifax Mayor Mike Savage emphasizes that federal defense projects must be accompanied by investments in local infrastructure to support community growth and sustainability.
TN Senator Threatens Journalist Over West Bank Bill (27.03.2026)
A Tennessee GOP lawmaker threatened to 'bust' a journalist's face over questions about a bill renaming the West Bank. A professor warns this signals a 'transition toward a fascist state' amid rising hypermasculine rhetoric in politics.
Early Retirement Incentives Open for Federal Public Servants
The Treasury Board has launched its Early Retirement Incentive program, allowing eligible public servants to apply for voluntary early retirement without pension penalties until July 24, 2025.
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Florida Democrat Found Guilty of House Ethics Violations
U.S. Representative Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick, a Democrat from Florida, has been found guilty of multiple House ethics violations following a federal court hearing in Miami.
House of Commons Majority: Is 173 Seats the Real Threshold?
A political analysis explores whether the traditional 170-seat majority in Canada's House of Commons should be revised to 173 seats, considering current parliamentary dynamics and voting patterns.
Trump's Signature on Dollar Bills for U.S. 250th Anniversary
Donald Trump's signature will appear on dollar bills this summer, marking a historic first for a sitting president. Graphologists analyze his handwriting, revealing insights into his personality amid controversy over the move.
Federal Government Reports $31.2B Deficit for April-January
The Canadian federal government has reported a deficit of $31.2 billion for the April-to-January period, highlighting ongoing fiscal challenges amid economic pressures.
Bolsonaro Leaves Hospital, Returns Home to Serve Sentence
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has been discharged from a Brasilia hospital and returned to house arrest to serve the remainder of his 27-year prison sentence.
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Ottawa's Highest-Paid Public Servants in 2025
A detailed look at the highest-earning public servants in Ottawa for 2025, highlighting salary trends and key positions in municipal government.
Trump's Signature on U.S. Currency Breaks Precedent
The U.S. Treasury announces Donald Trump's signature will appear on future paper currency for the 250th anniversary, a first for a sitting president, amid broader efforts to attach his name to institutions.
Iran Sets Up Toll Booth in Strait of Hormuz, Disrupting Oil Flow
Iran is imposing a toll system in the Strait of Hormuz, reducing oil traffic by 90% and raising global prices. Ships must submit to IRGC vetting, with payments in yuan, sparking international condemnation.
House Ethics Committee Finds Florida Rep. Committed 25 Violations
The House Ethics Committee ruled that Democratic Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick of Florida committed 25 ethics violations, potentially fueling Republican efforts to expel her from Congress.
Democrats Fight Trump's End to Army Blind Vendor Preference
Senate Democrats are urging the Trump administration to reverse its decision to eliminate the Army's long-standing preference for blind vendors in dining halls, arguing it unjustly harms job opportunities for workers with disabilities.
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NDP Leadership Race: Avi Lewis Frontrunner?
As the federal NDP prepares to elect a new leader, speculation mounts over whether Avi Lewis is the candidate to beat. The party seeks fresh energy and direction.
UN Urges US to Conclude Probe into Iran School Strike
The UN Human Rights Council held an emergency debate on a deadly airstrike on a primary school in Iran, with calls for justice and investigations from multiple nations.
Liberal MP Michael Ma Apologizes for Forced Labour Remarks on China
Liberal MP Michael Ma has issued an apology following confusion over his remarks questioning reports of forced labour in China, with University of Ottawa Senior Fellow Margaret McCuaig-Johnston involved in the discussion.
Trump Dodges Iran Question, Compliments Fox Host
During a Fox News interview, President Donald Trump avoided a serious question about conditions in Iran by reminiscing about a past lunch and commenting on host Dana Perino's appearance, sparking widespread online criticism.
Mexico Searches for Missing Aid Boats to Cuba
Mexican authorities are searching for vessels carrying humanitarian aid to Cuba that have gone missing, amid ongoing international relief efforts in the region.
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Senate Approves DHS Funds, Excludes Immigration Enforcement
The Senate passed a funding deal for Homeland Security agencies like TSA, but left out immigration enforcement, amid a 42-day stalemate causing airport chaos and worker hardships.
U.S. Senate Funding Package: What's In and Out
The U.S. Senate has passed a comprehensive funding package, including provisions for TSA agent pay and other critical measures, while certain proposals were excluded from the final deal.
Police Ask Anti-Israel Protesters to Stop Blocking Roads
After 126 weeks of demonstrations, Victoria Police have asked anti-Israel protesters to cease blocking roads, citing unsustainable strain on resources. Organizers have refused, vowing to continue marches.
Trump's 'Kimberlay' Pet Name for Guilfoyle Sparks Backlash
President Trump's awkward nickname for U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle during a White House event ignited widespread criticism and disgust on social media platforms.
Trump's Sharpie Rant at Cabinet Meeting Sparks Backlash
Former President Donald Trump spent nearly five minutes discussing Sharpie pens during a Cabinet meeting, reigniting 'Sharpiegate' controversy and drawing criticism from political commentators.
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Media's Iran War Coverage Shows Troubling Journalism Shift
Howard Levitt argues that modern journalism increasingly begins with predetermined conclusions rather than facts, using coverage of Iran-Israel conflicts as a case study of selective reporting that erodes public trust.
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