Kamala Harris says she curses more now that she's VP: 'It's f---ed up'
Vice President Harris recently disclosed that she uses more curse words than ever since she took office in 2021.
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White House declines to say if Joe Biden would commute Hunter’s sentence after felony gun conviction
President Joe Biden may yet act to keep his only surviving son from serving time in prison after a jury in Delaware convicted him of three felony charges relating to his purchase of a firearm while addicted to drugs.
Canada risks 'diplomatic isolation' if it fails to meet NATO spending target, business leaders warn
One of the country's leading business voices is warning that Canada faces «diplomatic isolation» if it's not prepared to deliver a concrete plan next month to raise defence spending to meet NATO's benchmark.
Federal Reserve is likely to scale back plans for rate cuts because of persistent inflation
Federal Reserve officials on Wednesday will likely make official what's been clear for many weeks: With inflation sticking at a level above their 2% target, they are downgrading their outlook for interest rate cuts.
Biden Proposes Dropping Medical Debt From Credit Reports
The Biden administration on Tuesday proposed removing medical debt from the credit reports of more than 15 million Americans, making it easier for them to qualify for car, home and small-business loans.
Capital gains changes set to be introduced Monday. Here’s what to expect
The Liberal government is set to introduce proposed changes to capital gains taxes in Canada.
Quebec wants to make the most of its constitutional powers with help from a new committee
Quebec has mandated six experts to examine how to take full advantage of its powers outlined in Canada's Constitution, particularly for matters related to immigration, language and secularism.
Can alleged parliamentarian colluders face consequences? CSIS chief weighs in
Canada’s spy chief says that political leaders could take steps to make sure parliamentarians accused of cooperating with foreign governments face consequences, even if they don’t face criminal prosecution.