Politics Should Alberta stop changing clocks? government to launch consultations
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced consultations on whether to stop switching clocks twice a year, saying she prefers year‑round daylight time and…
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Sports How a stalled WNBA collective bargaining agreement threatens the Toronto Tempo launch
With negotiations stalled over revenue share and salary caps, Toronto’s Tempo could see their planned preseason and regular-season games disrupted if the…
Politics Trump names Markwayne Mullin to replace Kristi Noem at the Department of Homeland Security
President Donald Trump on March 5, 2026, announced the departure of Kristi Noem as homeland security secretary and the nomination of Senator…
Sports Kyler Murray likely to hit free agency as Cardinals plan release; baseball door remains open
Kyler Murray will become a free agent after the Arizona Cardinals' planned release, opening NFL and possible MLB options
Politics How Vance balances loyalty to Trump and concerns of the anti-intervention right on Iran
Vice President JD Vance is balancing allegiance to President Trump with reservations from the anti-intervention right over policy toward Iran
News Massive law enforcement operation targets 18th Street Gang leadership across Los Angeles
federal agents targeted the leadership of the 18th Street Gang in a coordinated series of raids across Los Angeles to halt violence…
Sports How the World Cup is navigating war, cartel violence and fan concerns
With the World Cup starting on June 11, hosts confront a matrix of challenges from international conflict and cartel violence to fan…
News Students featured in ads describe assembling Shahed drones at Alabuga polytechnic
An archive of ads from Alabuga promotes students who say they earn money assembling Shahed drones while studying at a vocational college
Sports Inside F1’s media hub: how races are filmed, mixed and sent globally
Explore how Formula 1’s Biggin Hill hub combines fiber networks, hundreds of cameras and human editors to shape the global live broadcast
Sports Cas narrows suspensions for seven players involved in Malaysia naturalisation case
The Court of Arbitration for Sport upheld the 12-month match bans for seven players involved in falsified naturalisation documents while allowing training…
Politics Why Paris broadcasters canceled debates and what the latest polls say about Grégoire and Dati
Broadcasters scaled back debate plans after Rachida Dati opted out; an Ipsos-BVA poll puts Emmanuel Grégoire at 35% against Rachida Dati at…
Politics Which Kurdish factions are involved as the US seeks partners in the Iran conflict
An accessible summary of the Kurdish groups mentioned in recent reports, their connections to Iraq and Iran, and why the United States…
News Iran expands attacks across region after naval loss and leadership hits
Iran has launched fresh attacks across the region after a naval loss and high-profile strikes, further disrupting oil transit, air travel and…
Sports How Hayden and Charity Franson’s Calgary stint became about community and championship dreams
Hayden and Charity Franson relocated from the U.S. to Calgary for a final year of eligibility and grad studies, and living with…
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How Iranian attacks exposed vulnerabilities in the UAE’s defences
The UAE, long seen as a stable hub, faced unprecedented missile and drone strikes that challenged its defences and raised regional security…
Politics How price transparency and a Texas primary victory are shifting the political landscape
A bipartisan price transparency bill aims to make medical costs visible while a younger Democrat captures a high-stakes Texas Senate primary, both…
Politics How Vance balances support for Trump with his anti‑intervention reputation on Iran
JD Vance is reconciling an anti‑war persona with support for President Trump’s strikes on Iran, emphasizing narrow nuclear objectives while seeking to…
Politics How strikes on Tehran and Beirut triggered a widening Middle East confrontation
A clear summary of the military strikes on Tehran and Beirut, the U.S. sinking of a warship, and the resulting regional and…
News Historic F-35 air-to-air kill: Israeli jet shoots down Iranian Yak-130 over Tehran
Video released by the Israeli Defense Forces appears to show an F-35 engaging and destroying an Iranian Yak-130 over Tehran, a first…
Sports Why the Detroit Pistons’ strategy of technical fouls helped them climb the standings
A look at the Detroit Pistons' turnaround driven by physical play and technical fouls, and practical details on the veranda suite experience…
News How Iran’s underground missile cities became a strategic weakness
An examination of how iran’s subterranean missile infrastructure is defended, how attackers adapt, and why sealing or breaching those sites has become…
Politics How Iran’s strikes are reshaping global energy markets and who benefits
Explore why strikes near the Strait of Hormuz have pushed up oil and LNG prices, how pipelines and storage are strained, and…
Movies South African Both Worlds and Freeli Films partner to produce microdramas and features
Both Worlds and Freeli Films have announced a co-production deal to create premium microdramas and feature films aimed at South African, broader…
News Hong Kong trial: defendant admits causing death but denies intent to murder
A Hong Kong defendant admitted causing his girlfriend’s death on April 14, 2026, yet told the court he denied any intention to…