Ottawa ‘Attack’ Ruling Shakes Protest Playbook
Canada’s top provincial court just ruled that blocking a city for weeks to force policy change is not protest, but criminal intimidation.Story SnapshotOntario’s Court...
Judge Slams Brakes On $110B Merger
A federal judge has hit pause on Paramount's $110 billion takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery, just weeks after the Trump administration's own Department of...
Outrage Erupts After Controversial Pardon
One Minnesota pardon set off a national fight over crime, immigration, and who really gets protected.Quick TakeThe Minnesota Board of Pardons unanimously granted Tou...
Online Empire Meets Handcuffs in Miami
U.S. Marshals arrested Andrew and Tristan Tate in Miami as the United Kingdom seeks to prosecute them on 21 criminal charges, forcing a high-profile...
Independence Bombshell Rattles Beijing
Taiwan’s president told his ruling party to “oppose China’s red terror” and said Taiwan is already an independent nation under the Republic of China.Story...
China’s Mega Forest—Miracle Or Mirage?
China’s Great Green Wall has planted more than 66 billion trees since 1978, but the project is still not finished and faces fresh questions...
Voter Purge Fears Rattle Washington
When a new federal voting bill promises to “save” American elections, but experts warn it could lock millions of legal voters out, it hits...
Pope’s Quiet Pick Lights Culture War
Pope Leo XIV’s quiet choice of a new Irish bishop has opened a fresh fight over who really steers Catholic teaching and power in...
Retaliation Spiral Engulfs Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar
Missiles and drones from Iran are now slamming into US-linked sites in Bahrain, Kuwait and Qatar, turning other people’s countries into the battlefield for...
Jerusalem Gambit Jolts Latin America
Colombia’s next president is breaking with decades of policy by planning to plant his country’s flag on a new embassy in Jerusalem, right in...
