A federal court in El Paso convicted Isaiah Rene Acosta on a distribution charge that caused death; he received 15 years and eight months behind bars plus supervised release.
A brief roundup covers the most anticipated spring films, new details on the March 15, 2026 shooting of Ruben Ray Martinez, and the legal fight over devices seized from Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson
A blaze at a construction site near Clareview Recreation Centre in Edmonton, caused by commercial propane heaters, lit up the pre-dawn sky and led to nearby evacuations
A Davidson progressive has switched parties to run in the Republican primary against Tim Moore as an experiment to highlight gerrymandering and force accountability in North Carolina
Four Syrian Canadians returned to Syria after Bashar al-Assad fell; their stories reveal emotional reunions, ruined neighbourhoods and the hard work of reconstruction
Dhs suspends TSA PreCheck and Global Entry, prioritizing general travelers and critical disaster response while political leaders remain at an impasse
The Supreme Court struck down broad tariffs under the IEEPA, prompting President Trump to commend Justice Brett Kavanaugh and to announce a new tariff route
Three news items: North Korea released a taboo-themed film on state TV, a bystander helped stop the Pawtucket hockey rink attacker on Feb. 16, 2026, and James Talarico rallied as early voting began in Texas
A data-driven analysis of generative content markets, key variables and quantified scenarios for stakeholders and analysts.
Israel’s proposal to end Galatz broadcasts has ignited debate: defenders call it an attack on independent journalism, while supporters frame it as a reassessment of military media roles
The family of Ashley Flynn says they trust police and federal authorities after her death in Tipp City; her husband Caleb Flynn, who once appeared on American Idol, was arrested and charged in connection with the shooting
An accomplished guide with Everest summits, Zeb Blais and Blackbird Mountain Guides are under criminal and regulatory scrutiny following the Castle Peak avalanche that killed nine people
The Supreme Court curtailed the administration’s use of emergency authority to impose sweeping tariffs, prompting new tariff moves, legal questions about refunds and political reverberations
A trove of Justice Department documents contains an exchange in which Nathan Myhrvold writes to Jeffrey Epstein that he hosted Vladimir Putin’s wife and daughter on his superyacht, raising fresh questions about connections among elite figures
Germany’s CDU has moved to prohibit social media use by under-14s while urging stricter verification, fines and coordinated EU rules to shield children from online risks
Hong Kong officials unveiled a buyback and rehousing package for Wang Fuk Court residents displaced by the November 26, 2026 blaze, offering cash, flat swaps and priority access to subsidised housing