Trump Threatens ICE Airport Deployment Over Shutdown
President Trump warns that ICE officers will assist with airport security if Democrats do not agree to end the government shutdown, escalating political tensions.
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Robert Mueller, Former FBI Director, Dies at 81
Robert S. Mueller III, who transformed the FBI after 9/11 and led the Russia investigation into Trump's campaign, has passed away at age 81. His career spanned decades of public service.
Trump's Remarks on Mueller's Death Spark Outrage
Former President Donald Trump sparked controversy with his response to the death of Robert Mueller, the former FBI director and special prosecutor, who died at 81.
Senate Blocks Transgender Athletes Amendment in Voting Bill Session
The U.S. Senate rejected an amendment concerning transgender athletes' participation during a weekend session focused on a voting rights bill, highlighting ongoing political debates over gender and sports.
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Student's Iran War Question Draws Criticized Waltz Response
A debt-burdened college student questioned how Trump's Iran war helps him during a CNN town hall, prompting an answer critics called embarrassing and evasive from former official Mike Waltz.
Musk Offers to Pay TSA Salaries in Budget Battle
Elon Musk proposes funding TSA salaries to ease airport congestion as travelers face long security lines amid a federal budget impasse, highlighting private sector intervention in public services.
Robert Mueller, Ex-FBI Director and Russia-Trump Investigator, Dies
Robert Mueller, the former FBI director who led the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election, has passed away. His tenure as special counsel was marked by high-stakes political scrutiny.
Carney's Conflicting Stance on India's Security Threat
Prime Minister Mark Carney's administration faces scrutiny over inconsistent messaging regarding India's alleged foreign interference in Canada, raising concerns about national security and trade priorities.
Hayes Slams Trump's Whiplash Rhetoric on Iran War and COVID-19
MSNBC host Chris Hayes compares President Trump's shifting statements on the Iran war to his chaotic messaging during the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting inconsistencies and lack of clear strategy.
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CAQ Leadership Race: Fréchette-Drainville Showdown Saturday
The Coalition Avenir Québec leadership contest heats up as Christine Fréchette and Bernard Drainville prepare for their first public debate this Saturday, marking a pivotal moment in the race to succeed François Legault.
Judge Orders Voice of America Reinstated, Implementation Uncertain
A federal judge has mandated the restoration of Voice of America, yet significant obstacles and political complexities cast doubt on the feasibility of this directive.
Crypto's Million-Dollar Attack Fails Against Al Green
Rep. Al Green survives over $1 million in crypto spending in his primary, sparking Democratic backlash. Recent races in Illinois show industry's aggressive tactics may be backfiring with voters.
Federal Government Announces Safe Sport Funding
The Canadian federal government has unveiled a new funding package aimed at enhancing safety and integrity in sports across the nation, with Secretary of State for Sport Adam van Koeverden leading the announcement.
Federal Government to Cut 12,000 Full-Time Positions
The Canadian federal government has announced plans to reduce its workforce by 12,000 full-time equivalent positions, impacting various departments and agencies as part of a broader restructuring effort.
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Poilievre's Joe Rogan Appearance Marks Strategic Shift
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre's appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience podcast has generated significant attention, with analysts suggesting it may help reshape voter perceptions ahead of elections.
U.S. Waives Sanctions on Iranian Oil to Ease Price Surge
The Trump administration issued a 30-day waiver allowing the purchase of Iranian oil at sea, aiming to lower oil prices that have spiked due to the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran. The move could bring 140 million barrels to global markets, amid concerns
Rogan: Military Religious Rhetoric as Scary as Suicide Bombers
Podcast host Joe Rogan sparked controversy by comparing US military commanders' religious statements about Trump and Iran to suicide bombers, citing complaints from service members.
Ottawa Demands FSIN Repay $29M After Audit Leak
A leaked KPMG forensic audit reveals nearly $2 million in Indigenous Services funding intended for other purposes was used for office building construction, prompting Ottawa to seek repayment of nearly $29 million from the Federation of Saskatchewan India
Judge Sides with New York Times in Pentagon Access Challenge
A federal judge has ruled in favor of The New York Times in a significant case challenging the Pentagon's media access policies, reinforcing press freedom protections under the First Amendment.
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Humanitarian Convoy Delivers Tons of Aid to Cuba
A massive humanitarian convoy organized by CODEPINK activists has arrived in Havana, delivering tons of aid to Cuba as the island nation faces severe economic challenges and shortages.
Eby Stands Firm on Deficit After Credit Rating Cut
British Columbia Premier David Eby faces criticism as Moody's downgrades the province's credit rating, citing structural deficits, while his approval rating drops to 37%.
Iranians Mark Nowruz with Heavy Hearts as War Cuts Contact
As Iranians worldwide observe Persian New Year, the ongoing conflict disrupts family connections, casting a somber tone over traditional festivities and highlighting personal struggles.
Judge Sides with NY Times in Pentagon Press Access Challenge
A federal judge has ruled in favor of The New York Times, striking down a Pentagon policy that restricted reporters' access to defense officials and information.
Alberta Auditor General Exit Puts Health Spending Report at Risk
Alberta's auditor general Doug Wylie will leave office before completing a critical health procurement report, with a UCP-majority committee selecting his successor amid RCMP investigations.
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Mullin's Temperament Scrutinized in DHS Confirmation Hearing
Senator Markwayne Mullin faces intense questioning over past aggressive behavior, including altercations with colleagues and attempts to seize a protest sign during the State of the Union address.
Judge Blocks Pentagon Press Policy, Citing Free Speech Concerns
A federal judge has halted a Pentagon policy that threatened journalists with security risk labels for seeking unauthorized information, following a lawsuit by the New York Times alleging constitutional violations.
Poilievre's Joe Rogan Interview: Key Moments and Reactions
Analysis of Pierre Poilievre's appearance on Joe Rogan's podcast, covering topics from Justin Trudeau's father to his famous apple interview, plus reactions from political commentators.
Missed RCMP Tender Reveals Government Procurement Tech Issues
A complaint about an unfindable RCMP security tender raises serious questions about government procurement systems, with the trade tribunal highlighting systemic issues despite ruling for the government.
PQ Leader: Independent Quebec Could Offer Lower Taxes, Higher Pensions
Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon suggests an independent Quebec could provide lower taxes and enhanced pension benefits, sparking debate on economic sovereignty.
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Toronto Mayor Moves to Block U.S. ICE Before World Cup
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow is taking action to prevent U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents from operating in the city as security concerns mount ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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