Schiff Slams U.S. Iran War as Unsustainable, Costly
Senator Adam Schiff argues the U.S. military operation in Iran is unsustainable, citing rising costs and unclear objectives. He criticizes the Trump administration's handling of the conflict.
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Airline CEOs Urge Congress to End Shutdown, Pay TSA Workers
Ten U.S. airline executives have pleaded with Congress to end the government shutdown and ensure TSA officers receive paychecks, warning of severe travel disruptions during peak seasons.
Netanyahu Posts Video to Dispel Iran Death Rumors
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has released a video addressing false rumors of his death, which were reportedly spread by Iranian sources. The move comes amid heightened regional tensions.
Congo-Brazzaville Votes, President Set to Extend Rule
Voters in Congo-Brazzaville head to the polls with President Denis Sassou Nguesso expected to secure another term, extending his rule amid regional political dynamics.
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Netanyahu Video Counters Iran Death Rumors
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu released a video addressing false rumors of his death, reportedly spread by Iran, amid ongoing regional tensions and international news coverage.
Trump: Iran Wants Deal, U.S. Holds Out for Better Terms
President Trump states Iran is ready to negotiate an end to the war, but the U.S. seeks improved terms. The conflict disrupts Strait of Hormuz shipping and spikes global oil prices to $100 per barrel.
London Al-Quds Day: Banned March Draws Hundreds, Counter-Protest
Hundreds gathered in London for a stationary pro-Palestinian protest and counter-demonstration on Al-Quds Day, with police making three arrests. The march was banned by authorities citing concerns over public disorder.
Pope Criticizes Using God to Justify War
Pope Leo XIV, during his Sunday Angelus address, strongly denounced those who use religion as a pretext for armed conflict, urging peace and dialogue instead.
Republicans Avoid Calling Iran Conflict a War
Jonah Goldberg critiques Republican lawmakers for refusing to label U.S. military actions against Iran as a war, despite extensive combat operations and presidential declarations.
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Israeli Forces Kill Palestinian Family in West Bank
Israeli forces shot and killed a Palestinian family of four in the West Bank, with two children injured. The military says the incident is under review amid ongoing violence in the region.
Minister Defends 'Aggressive' Stance on Iranian Regime in Canada
Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree insists the federal government is taking an aggressive approach to countering the Iranian regime's activities in Canada, despite limited deportations.
Trump's Iran War Sparks Political Turmoil Ahead of Midterms
President Trump confronts declining poll numbers and Democratic opposition over the Iran conflict, with economic fallout and sanctions easing benefiting Russia.
Carney, Nordic Leaders Pledge Deeper Economic Ties
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Nordic leaders commit to enhancing cooperation to counter global economic coercion, emphasizing Canada's role as a reliable energy exporter.
Poilievre to Announce Auto Plan Following Michigan Meetings
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is set to reveal a comprehensive automotive strategy after concluding key discussions with industry stakeholders in Michigan, aiming to bolster Canada's manufacturing sector.
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Trump Shares Graphic Celebrating Media Impact Amid Iran War
Former President Donald Trump used his Truth Social platform to share a graphic celebrating his impact on American media, while continuing to rail against press coverage of the escalating Iran conflict.
Montreal Protests Over Iran War as Conflict Enters Third Week
Opposing groups for and against the war in Iran held a protest near the Israeli consulate in Montreal, highlighting global tensions as the conflict continues.
PM's Office Mum on Don Cherry Order of Canada Petition
The Prime Minister's office has declined to comment on a Conservative-led petition advocating for hockey commentator Don Cherry to receive the Order of Canada, amid ongoing political debates.
Maher Confused by Iran's Strait of Hormuz Attacks
Bill Maher questions U.S. military strategy after oil tanker attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, with guests discussing Iran's tactical advantages and war planning failures.
Greene Concerned by Trump's 'Bones' War Remark
Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene says she's baffled and worried by Donald Trump's statement that the Iran war will end when he 'feels it in his bones'.
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Lebanon: 826 Killed in Israeli Strikes Since March 2
Lebanese authorities state Israeli military actions since early March 2026 have resulted in 826 civilian deaths, amid regional tensions and a sandstorm in Beirut's southern suburbs.
Ford Moves to Block Toronto Al-Quds Rally with Noon Injunction
The Ontario government under Premier Doug Ford is filing a legal injunction to prevent a planned Al-Quds rally in Toronto, citing security concerns. The move highlights tensions over public demonstrations and government intervention in political events.
Trump Slams Media on Iran Strike Report as 'Sick and Demented'
Former President Donald Trump accused major news outlets of wanting the U.S. to 'lose the war' over their reporting on Iranian missile strikes damaging Air Force planes in Saudi Arabia.
Carney's Arctic Trip: From Defense to Nordic Skiing Before Norway PM Meeting
Prime Minister Mark Carney's visit to Norway included a shift from NATO military exercises to Nordic skiing, highlighting Arctic defense cooperation and personal diplomacy ahead of talks with Norwegian PM Jonas Gahr Store.
PM Adds MP, Returns to Europe for Diplomatic Mission
The Prime Minister is bolstering the parliamentary delegation for another European trip, focusing on Arctic defense and international partnerships amid domestic economic challenges.
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Trump's Formal Social Media Phrase: Experts Decode It
Donald Trump's unusual use of the formal phrase 'Thank you for your attention to this matter' on Truth Social reveals insights into his communication style, control tactics, and power dynamics, according to psychology and psychotherapy experts.
Politicians Use 'Epstein Class' Term to Criticize Elite Wealth
As Jeffrey Epstein files emerge, politicians like Jon Ossoff and Ro Khanna adopt the term 'Epstein class' to describe wealthy elites they accuse of benefiting from a two-tier justice system, highlighting growing public frustration with economic disparity.
Carney's First Year: Mixed Grades, Waiting for Results
Prime Minister Mark Carney completes his first year in office with a mixed performance review. While polls show Liberal gains, tangible results on key issues remain pending as challenges persist.
Mark Carney's Seven Rookie Mistakes in First Year
Prime Minister Mark Carney's first year in office has been marked by significant missteps including foreign policy inconsistencies and economic miscalculations despite high public approval ratings.
Western Democracies Regain Global Power Balance
Conrad Black analyzes how Western democracies are gaining strategic advantages over rivals like Russia and China through policy shifts, defense investments, and geopolitical realignments.
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Carney Must Balance Global Ambitions with Domestic Governance
Prime Minister Mark Carney's frequent international travel and opposition defections raise questions about his domestic focus, with critics urging more attention to Ottawa than Oslo.
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