A mother from Osoyoos continues to demand answers about her 28-year-old son’s care and recent death in a hospital psychiatric unit, saying she cannot access his medical records
Five NDP leadership hopefuls squared off in New Westminster, B.C., debating whether to focus first on party rebuilding or aim directly for the Prime Minister’s Office
A banner featuring Donald Trump was placed on the Justice Department on Feb 19, 2026, spotlighting worries about partisan use of federal law enforcement and spurring legislative proposals to block political prosecutions
An expanded US naval and air presence has appeared near Iran while indirect negotiations continue in Switzerland; this article outlines the ships, aircraft and strategic rationale behind the buildup
A public spat between Stephen Colbert and CBS over an interview with Texas Democrat James Talarico has amplified scrutiny of the FCC’s equal time rule and Chairman Brendan Carr’s guidance, raising concerns about self-censorship at networks.
A contested application of the FCC’s equal-time guidance led CBS to move Stephen Colbert’s interview with James Talarico off broadcast, raising questions about regulatory reach and free expression
The fcc’s invocation of the equal time rule against hosts like Stephen Colbert sparked a confrontation that amplified a political candidate’s profile and raised questions about media regulation and First Amendment limits
Four journalists were detained in Cameroon while investigating alleged deportations linked to the United States, a story unfolding alongside military posturing near Iran and continued counterterrorism strikes in Somalia
Azerbaijan’s Ilham Aliyev joined the first Board of Peace meeting in Washington, shared a symbolic handshake with Nikol Pashinyan, and faced allegations from protesters that Azerbaijani security guards attacked demonstrators
The Department of Justice secured a Ninth Circuit stay that prevents California from enforcing a ban on masks for federal agents, drawing sharp responses from state and federal officials and recalling a prior district court decision on identification rules
Reports claim Christine Lagarde may leave the ECB before October 2027 to let French and German leaders influence the successor appointment; the ECB denies any decision and markets have shown little reaction
An overview of how Xi’s removals at the highest ranks coexist with accelerating PLA capability development and recurring Taiwan-focused exercises
Hong Kong is recalibrating economic strategy by aligning a new five-year plan with national objectives and intensifying engagement with ASEAN, Eastern Europe and Central Asia to foster long-term growth
Takaichi won a parliamentary vote after the LDP’s decisive election victory and announced plans to suspend the consumption tax on food, keep her Cabinet intact and push for stronger defense and constitutional reform
Antonia Romeo has been chosen by Keir Starmer to drive a major Whitehall renewal, with insights from officials and advisers who have worked with her
A Trump-affiliated peace council has mobilized substantial private funding despite limited engagement from major allied nations