Which federal politicians allegedly colluded with foreign states? Liberals won’t say
The Liberals are refusing to say which federal politicians “wittingly” cooperated with foreign interference schemes after an explosive new report.
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A reader’s guide to the Boissonnault inquiry
The parliamentary ethics committee will examine Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault’s business affairs on Tuesday, June 4, at 11 a.m. ET.
Execution date set for Missouri inmate, even as he awaits hearing on claim of actual innocence
The Missouri Supreme Court on Tuesday set a Sept. 24 execution date for Marcellus Williams, even as the inmate awaits a court hearing on his claim that he was not involved in the murder that landed him on death row.
Baltimore Sun managing editor to retire months after the paper was sold
BALTIMORE (AP) — The Baltimore Sun’s longtime managing editor is retiring and will soon be replaced by another newsroom veteran — the first major staffing shakeup since the newspaper was sold to media mogul David D. Smith and his partner, conservative commentator Armstrong Williams, earlier this year.
US launches lobbying blitz to sell Gaza cease-fire plan to Hamas through Arab and Muslim nations
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Biden administration has launched an intense drive to persuade Hamas and Israel to accept a new cease-fire proposal in the nearly eight-month-old war in Gaza while it also presses Arab nations to get the militant group to go along with the terms.
After Trump said she'd probably be in his administration, Haley heads to Israel
Former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley visited Israel over Memorial Day weekend, calling on the U.S. government to continue providing military aidto the Israeli government to support its war against Hamas.
North Carolina state senator drops effort to restrict access to autopsy reports
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — An effort to exempt autopsy reports from North Carolina’s public records requirements was abandoned Tuesday by a Senate Republican, who said it’s more important to win approval for a streamlined bill that would add punishments for distributing a drug the White House calls an “ emerging threat.”
Government won't commit to releasing names of MPs who allegedly conspired with foreign actors
Senior cabinet ministers wouldn't say Tuesday if the government is prepared to release the names of parliamentarians who are alleged to have conspired with foreign governments and to have consciously shared sensitive information with their agents — conduct that one expert says could amount to treason.