Cassie Sharpe, the two-time Olympic medallist from Comox, B.C., crashed during halfpipe qualifying and, while now out of hospital, has not been medically cleared for the final
David Byrne’s Here Lies Love reaches Los Angeles in a production led by Snehal Desai, trading full immersion for a hybrid presentation that foregrounds Filipino perspectives and preserves the show’s political bite
Nathan MacKinnon’s power-play goal with 36 seconds left completed a dramatic comeback as Canada downed Finland to reach the Olympic gold-medal game
The United States captured its third Olympic women’s hockey gold after Hilary Knight’s late equalizer and Megan Keller’s overtime backhand; Canada pushed hard with Marie-Philip Poulin returning from injury
A woman allegedly tied her dog to a baggage sizer at the JetBlue ticket counter at Harry Reid International Airport on Feb. 2 and left; police arrested her for animal abandonment and resisting arrest, and the dog has been placed with a rescue group
Norway’s winter sports system produces consistent champions while Team USA shines in speedskating, moguls and ice dance, and personal stories add human depth to the Milano Cortina Games
Sara Duterte announced a 2028 presidential run while navigating multiple impeachment complaints and the high-profile ICC case against her father, Rodrigo Duterte, which has implicated senior officials
Ami Nakai’s triple Axel earned a season’s best and put the 17-year-old in first place, with Kaori Sakamoto and Alysa Liu close behind as the free skate approaches
With the next eu parliament reshuffle still a year away, maneuvering for leadership and committee posts is under way—here are five developments to follow and why they matter.
robert duvall, an acclaimed actor whose career spanned decades and genres, died at 95; his signature roles and awards cemented his place in film history
A look at Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s emphasis on security, critics’ concerns about political suppression, and a 2026 study characterizing Fratelli d’Italia as mainly conservative rather than extreme right.
Five European governments say scientific analysis points to a rare frog toxin in Alexei Navalny’s fatal poisoning, a finding that has intensified diplomatic tensions with Moscow.
The Democratic National Committee paid $6.5 million for Kamala Harris’s email list and filings indicate the funds were used to retire unpaid 2026 campaign bills, raising questions about party spending and financial priorities.
Toys “R” Us Canada secured an extension of court-ordered protection while it prepares to close and liquidate more locations and explore sales, affecting employees, landlords and major toy suppliers.
Marie-Philip Poulin resumed skating with the Canadian women’s hockey team but her status for the upcoming quarterfinal is still being evaluated by medical staff and coaches
President Cyril Ramaphosa announced military support for police to confront rampant gang violence and illegal mining, plus plans for more police recruitment and accountability for water outages.