Tucker Carlson teases interview with Putin; Kremlin says ex-Fox News host is not 'pro-Russian'
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Prince Harry returns to U.S. after Charles visit, doesn’t meet with William
Prince Harry flew more than 5,000 miles (8,000 kilometres) to see his father after King Charles III was diagnosed with cancer. But Harry did not see his estranged brother, William, during a visit that lasted scarcely 24 hours.
With car theft rising in Canada, what technologies are criminals using?
With car theft accelerating in Canada, the federal government and law enforcement officials say more needs to be done to restrict the different technologies being used by criminals to steal vehicles.
Special Counsel calls Biden 'sympathetic, well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory,' brings no charges
Special Counsel Robert Hur described President Biden as a "sympathetic, well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory," and said he would bring no criminal charges against the president after a months-long investigation into his improper retention of classified documents related to national security.
Most border agency criminal investigators lack basic training, audit says
Most criminal investigators tasked with hunting down crimes at Canada's ports and borders in recent years have lacked basic training, says a newly released audit report from the Canada Border Services Agency.
MAiD expansion delay to allow ‘deeper conversation’ on assisted dying: Holland
Thirteen years ago, in the throes of a major political loss and personal crisis, Mark Holland experienced the darkest period of his life.
24 Sussex is now asbestos and rodent-free — and nobody knows what to do with it
The prime minister's official residence has been stripped of asbestos, mould, lead and rodents, according to the National Capital Commission.
Who can steer BJP after PM Modi? Ahead of Lok Sabha 2024, Prashant Kishor says party's biggest risk is...
Political strategist Prashant Kishor on Friday said the "biggest risk" for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is its "overdependence" on Prime Minister Narendra Modi. In an interview with the Indian Express, Kishor said, “It is overdependence on PM Modi that is their biggest problem now."