The U.S. Senate has passed a funding bill for the Transportation Security Administration and most Homeland Security operations, but notably leaves out immigration enforcement provisions.
The federal NDP is on the brink of selecting a new leader, with experts highlighting the critical need for fresh energy and direction to revitalize the party's political standing and influence.
Former President Donald Trump ignited a firestorm of irony by declaring he doesn't want a stupid person as president while attacking Democrats and mocking Gavin Newsom's dyslexia.
The Treasury Department announces U.S. paper currency will feature President Trump's signature starting this summer, marking America's 250th anniversary and sparking controversy.
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MyPillow CEO and Minnesota gubernatorial candidate Mike Lindell was interrupted and served legal documents during a live television interview at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Texas.
Liberal MP Michael Ma questioned expert witness Margaret McCuaig-Johnston on forced labour in China's Xinjiang region, sparking controversy at a House of Commons industry committee meeting.
Former President Donald Trump asserted he secured significant gay voter support, citing his New York roots and use of 'Y.M.C.A.' Critics and exit polls contradict his claims, highlighting a strong Democratic lean among LGBT voters in 2024.
President Trump announced an executive order to pay TSA agents during a six-week DHS shutdown, citing airport chaos and blaming Democrats for delays in funding negotiations.
Federal Liberal MP Marc Miller has strongly criticized the Bloc Québécois for spreading what he calls 'nonsense' about the anglicization of Quebec, dismissing their concerns as unfounded during a heated parliamentary exchange.
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The U.S. Treasury announces plans to include President Donald Trump's signature on new paper currency, marking an unprecedented move for a sitting president in American history.
President Trump disclosed that Iran's 'big present' was allowing oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz, as tensions and negotiations over the Middle East war continue.
Treasury Board President Shafqat Ali insists federal spending review focuses on respecting taxpayer dollars, not job cuts, despite planned reductions of 30,000 public service positions.
Liberal MP Michael Ma has publicly cast doubt on allegations of forced labour in China, sparking discussions on foreign policy and human rights in Parliament.
Former President Donald Trump has granted Iran an extended deadline to reopen the vital Strait of Hormuz, a key global oil chokepoint, as geopolitical tensions and market volatility escalate.
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Ontario's 2026 budget reveals a $244.2 billion spending plan with a nearly doubled deficit, driven by economic shocks. Key measures include tax changes and funding shifts that could directly impact household finances in Toronto and across the province.
A new poll reveals 84% of Canadians want Senate reform or abolition, highlighting concerns over unelected appointments and unequal provincial representation.
MSNBC host Joe Scarborough criticized Republicans for leaving TSA employees unpaid during a government funding stalemate, warning of security risks amid Iran tensions.
President Donald Trump acknowledged that starting a war with Iran would raise prices but said it 'didn't matter' due to long-term goals, as gas prices surge 30% amid tensions.
Former White House press secretary Jen Psaki ridiculed President Donald Trump's latest award from Republicans, calling it a 'participation trophy' for a 'very special boy' during a sarcastic segment on her show.
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Podcaster Joe Rogan sparked controversy by analyzing Hillary Clinton's past immigration platform, calling it aligned with hardcore right-wing perspectives and noting Democratic policy shifts over decades.
The Canadian government has unveiled a $1.7 billion initiative to assist provinces in reducing the expenses associated with residential construction, addressing the ongoing affordability crisis in the housing market.
Transportation Security Administration workers brace for another unpaid Friday as the government shutdown stretches into its 40th day, creating financial desperation and airport security concerns nationwide.
The New Democratic Party will hold a leadership debate in Winnipeg, focusing on policies to restrict fossil fuel use and reform electoral systems, amid broader political discussions.
As TSA agents work without pay during the partial government shutdown, ICE presence at U.S. airports raises questions about enforcement roles and impacts on travelers amid widespread disruptions.
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Indigenous Services Minister Mandy Gull-Masty is set to unveil a $738 million funding package aimed at enhancing health services and emergency management for Indigenous communities across Canada.
Alex Benay, a central figure in Canada's efforts to fix the troubled Phoenix pay system, is leaving his role. His departure marks a significant shift in the long-running project to standardize public service HR and pay practices.
The Saskatoon News Group calls on the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations to address critical audit findings and repay $29 million in government grants.
Former President Donald Trump openly discussed his semantic strategy to avoid calling military actions 'war' to bypass congressional authorization requirements, sparking criticism and legal concerns.
Councillor Russ Wyatt appears at a Winnipeg city council meeting after being charged with sexual assault following a police investigation, as reported by CTV News.
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A damning report from Procurement Ombud Alexander Jeglic reveals severe shortcomings in Canada's Indigenous procurement outcomes, calling the results deeply concerning.
