Category : Federal Government


Jan. 6 Memorial Plaque Installed at Capitol After Delay

A plaque honoring police officers who defended the Capitol on January 6, 2021, was quietly installed overnight, years after Congress mandated the memorial. The installation occurred without ceremony amid ongoing political debates about the riot's legacy.

Peru Nightclub Bombing Injures 33, Minors Among Victims

A bombing at a nightclub in Trujillo, Peru, injured 33 people, including three minors, with five in serious condition. The attack highlights escalating violence in the region linked to organized crime and illegal mining.

Globe and Mail's Alberta Fund Editorial Sparks Separatism Debate

Columnist Colby Cosh analyzes a Globe and Mail editorial advocating for Alberta to create a Norwegian-style sovereign wealth fund, questioning whether such a position inadvertently supports separatist arguments by treating the province as a distinct natio

Newsom: Trump Fired Noem to Shield Stephen Miller

California Governor Gavin Newsom argues President Trump dismissed Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem to protect White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller from accountability, calling Miller the administration's true 'dark heart.'

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