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David Eby stood before a tough crowd at the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade, defending his government's big deficits and tax hikes as the only way to protect health care and education.

Tensions peaked on the House floor as Rep. Kristin Robbins blamed Gov. Walz for unchecked welfare fraud, her voice carrying the frustration of taxpayers hit by over $1 billion in losses.

Imagine cracking open a cold one at dawn to cheer Team Canada in the Olympic gold medal game. Ontario Premier Doug Ford is making that possible for hockey fans province-wide.

Hours after a Supreme Court ruling threatened $175 billion in tariff collections, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent shared a blunt hunch: average Americans likely won't see a dime of it returned.

President Trump recounted phoning India's and Pakistan's leaders during their 2025 clash, threatening massive tariffs to stop the fighting and save millions of lives.

Down 2-0 and outshot badly, Canada rallied late with Nathan MacKinnon's clutch power-play goal to reach their first Olympic final since 2014.

Virginia's legislature just approved a congressional map that tilts 10 of 11 districts toward Democrats, sparking a fierce clash over fairness and old promises.

Hours after the Supreme Court struck down Trump's broad tariffs, Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker fired off a pointed letter to the White House—with an $8.679 billion invoice attached for families hit by higher costs.

Tennessee Rep. Tim Burchett captured the frustration in a video, questioning if Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's team is really steering the ship on the SAVE Act.

Chile's telecom minister confirmed his U.S. visa was revoked Friday, caught in a sudden diplomatic clash over a new fiber-optic cable to Hong Kong.

Forty state attorneys general joined forces in a letter, pressing Congress to protect kids from addictive social media features that fuel mental health struggles and bullying.

Picture Rep. Chip Roy at a House Republican meeting, gesturing sharply: 'Dump all 435 in the House, all 100 in the Senate, and start from scratch.' His raw frustration with gridlock hit a nerve.

Heavy put buying slammed the S&P 500 midweek, but a Supreme Court decision on Trump-era tariffs sparked Friday's 0.7% rally back to around 6,843.

Patients fill a brightly lit emergency room, staring at screens flashing wait times up to 15 hours and 30 minutes for a doctor or nurse.

In the final NDP leadership debate, Avi Lewis stood firm, calling for government-backed alternatives in everyday essentials to shield Canadians from corporate price hikes.

Families got calls about canceled appointments and short-term medication refills, suddenly left searching for new care for their kids.

President Trump stood at the White House podium, calling the Supreme Court's tariff ruling a 'disgrace' before announcing a new 10% global levy.

Rep. Salman Bhojani, Texas's first Muslim state lawmaker, led a letter claiming no accredited Muslim schools made the cut for a new public-funded voucher program.

A Pennsylvania toy company and a wine vendor took on the president—and won a major Supreme Court victory limiting emergency tariff powers.

President Trump called the Supreme Court tariff ruling 'ridiculous' but doubled down on a US-India deal where India pays tariffs and America pays none—a 'little flip' from the past.

Sen. Marsha Blackburn shared a Fox News graphic boasting lower inflation, real wage growth, and cheaper gas, declaring 'Promises made, promises kept.' But online critics quickly called out mix-ups in the numbers.

A towering 90-foot bronze Hanuman statue at a Sugar Land temple stands tall on private land, yet it has reignited sharp online exchanges over faith and identity in America.

Senator John Cornyn shared a New York Times piece praising India's rise, but it struck a raw nerve with Texas Republicans worried about local jobs.

A simple question on X—would Marco Rubio make a better president than J.D. Vance?—has conservatives weighing their strengths just months into Trump's second term.

At an APC rally in Nigeria's FCT, a party member grabbed the mic and told residents to pack up and leave if they don't vote for the party in today's area council elections.

Texas farmer Joel Montfort watches his family's generations-old land struggle as a 'dying business' without enough hands for the harvest.

New Zealand's Parliament account suddenly went silent on X, leaving 35,000 followers without their usual updates on House questions and key notices.

Hasan Piker surprised many by calling Sen. Jon Ossoff his dark horse for the 2028 Democratic nomination, sparking backlash from fellow progressives.

A Globe and Mail probe revealed Canada's average GDP per capita slipping below Alabama's in recent years, challenging old stereotypes about the U.S. state.

In a January Oval Office interview, a reporter reminded President Trump of his $2,000 tariff dividend checks pledge. He paused and asked, 'I did that? When did I do that?'

James Fishback joked he's just like progressive Zohran Mamdani: two good-looking guys in their thirties. The Spectator profile casts the longshot Republican as Florida's right-wing answer to the NYC mayor.

Photos of half-full carts totaling $200 have people sharing their frustration over everyday shopping that feels out of reach.

Brady Tkachuk buried the sixth goal late, capping a 6-2 rout of Slovakia that sent the locker room into a frenzy of Gatorade dumps and the chant 'Oh mama, don't you cry, USA Hockey is do or die!'

At Ben Gurion Airport amid security tensions, Tucker Carlson pressed Mike Huckabee on U.S. support for Israel, from aid levels to expansive biblical land promises.

The Tkachuk brothers stirred up the ice with their gritty style, drawing penalties and fan backlash in Team USA's dominant semifinal win.

After the U.S. Supreme Court knocked down many of Trump's tariffs on Canada, a fresh poll reveals strong national support for Prime Minister Mark Carney's push to build new economic ties beyond the U.S.

Families at the checkout are feeling the pinch as coffee jumps 24.8% and beef climbs 18.8% from last year. The slowdown from December still reignites heated debate over who's responsible.

Hours after the Supreme Court curbed some Trump tariffs, Chuck Schumer stood at a Capitol Hill news conference, pleading with Republicans to protect American families from higher prices.

Phelister Adhiambo stared down blank faces from co-panelists as her defense of President Ruto unraveled on live TV, turning a simple rebuttal into an instant cringe moment.

Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree stood at Halifax's Ummah Society, announcing funding to guide up to 700 Muslim youth away from gangs through mentorship and counseling.

Thunderous applause filled the Nashville ballroom as Secretary of War Pete Hegseth boldly declared 'Christ is King' and vowed never to be silenced.

Rep. Summer Lee plans to call out economic inequality head-on in her response to Trump's speech. 'The system is rigged, and working people deserve more than scraps,' she said bluntly.

A young woman stands before a suburban home in a meme labeled 'NEWS,' highlighting desperate housing deals that trade sex for shelter amid Canada's rental crunch.

Senator John Hickenlooper posted a firm 'I'm a NO' to a bill demanding citizenship documents for federal voter registration, touching off sharp criticism online.

Randi Weingarten recounted her frustration in a private call, slamming Target executives for not publicly demanding ICE leave Minnesota amid tense raids.

A photo of a man blissfully sipping espresso in a sharp brown suede jacket sparked an unexpected showdown on Marx's commodity fetishism.

In the tense world of Olympic curling, Sweden's Oskar Eriksson locked eyes with Canada's Marc Kennedy after spotting what he called a clear rules violation on the ice.

Imports hit a high while exports dropped low, pushing the U.S. trade gap to $70.3 billion last December amid tariff tensions.

Hudson Williams, the 25-year-old actor playing Shane Hollander, has faced slurs, photoshopped mockery, death threats, and hateful group chats amid the show's success.

Congressman Randy Fine drew a clear line: in America, dogs stay welcome as pets, no matter what.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi shook hands with OpenAI's Sam Altman at New Delhi's bustling AI Impact Summit, but shirtless Youth Congress protesters soon grabbed the spotlight with chants against a new trade deal.

A grim photo of Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick beside President Trump during a heated White House briefing turned into instant online memes, dubbing him a 'hostage' amid fresh calls for his removal.

Chief Justice John Roberts drew a firm line: tariffs are Congress's domain, not a tool for emergency powers. The decision halts billions in levies Trump tied to fentanyl and trade deficits.

Hours after the Supreme Court ruled his broad tariffs illegal, President Trump sat at the Resolute Desk and signed a fresh executive order imposing a 10% duty on imports from every country.

Dozens of supporters marched through Port Harcourt streets waving Nigerian flags and APC colors, chanting praise for President Tinubu's second term amid early 2027 campaign energy.

A screen in a packed Cape Breton Regional Hospital waiting room showed estimated waits stretching to 15 hours for some patients. The clip captured raw frustration in the crowded space.

Wayne Gretzky laughed off the tension, then stood firm: 'I'm a true Canadian' rooting for gold against the U.S.

After President Trump called him a 'loser' on Truth Social, U.S. freeskier Hunter Hess flashed an 'L' sign to the camera right after nailing his halfpipe qualifying run.

After building a golf dynasty at the University of Georgia, Hall of Famer Chris Haack shared a heartfelt goodbye, passing the club to his trusted assistant.

Workers unfurled a large blue banner with President Trump's face on the DOJ headquarters in Washington, D.C., on February 19, blending his image with the department's seal and 'Make America Safe Again.'

Prime Minister Mark Carney stood with B.C. leaders to unveil a deal promising over 700 affordable homes, using prefab tech to slash build times from three years to one.

A 50-year-old Jewish group focused on Zionist cultural programs just lost its ability to issue tax receipts, leaving supporters stunned and divided.

The U.S. economy hit the brakes in late 2025, growing just 1.4 percent after a strong third quarter. A record 43-day government shutdown played a big role in pulling that number down.

Immigration Minister Lena Metlege Diab announced a bold step in Toronto: actively recruiting experienced foreign soldiers to bolster Canada's understaffed armed forces.

In a surprising poll, nearly half of Canadians now see the U.S. as the biggest threat to world peace—outpacing Russia amid a heated trade war.

Rep. Thomas Massie teamed up with lawmakers from both parties, including Lauren Boebert and Ro Khanna, to challenge President Trump's push for more glyphosate herbicides like Roundup.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney delivered a sharp response to U.S. tariff threats, drawing cheers as a bold stand amid rising trade tensions.

A quick six-second clip from a university event catches Byron Donalds mid-response to a question on abortion bans, drawing sharp criticism from pro-life challengers.

Chief Justice John Roberts led a 6-3 ruling Friday, declaring President Trump's broad tariffs exceeded his authority under emergency powers. The decision halted measures that had already pulled in $160 billion.

At 76, Bruce Springsteen stepped up with a bold video message, calling his new tour 'the cavalry' riding in during dark times for American democracy.

As the U.S. nears its 250th birthday on July 4, 2026, FCC Chairman Brendan Carr is calling on TV and radio stations to fill the airwaves with stories of American history and pride.

Finns spotted their national flag on display at Trump's new institute during a peace meeting they skipped entirely. The unexpected sight quickly turned into a point of national pride and anger.

A bleak parking lot under endless gray skies in Ontario struck a familiar chord for many Canadians battling late-winter blues.

James Woods fired off a sharp question comparing John Thune to Paul Ryan, asking who hurt the Republican Party more. His post drew thousands of likes and calls to oust the Senate leader.

Dr. Joss Reimer, a Manitoba physician with hands-on experience from the COVID frontlines, steps into one of Canada's top public health roles starting April 1.

A recent poll revealed a stark divide: 45% of Republicans under 44 see Jews as a major danger to the American way of life, compared to just 23% of those 45 and older.

British shoppers could soon enjoy easier access to Spanish produce, but farmers worry it means bowing to Brussels rules on innovations like gene-edited crops.

Families pulled 25,000 children from private schools in just over a year—eight times what the government expected after adding VAT to fees.

Matt Jeneroux, a Conservative mainstay in Edmonton Riverbend for over a decade, shocked everyone on February 18 by crossing the floor to join Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberals.

Canadian broadcaster George Stroumboulopoulos asked his followers if Canada should step up for Cuba's humanitarian struggles. The plea drew sharp divides between compassion abroad and pleas to fix troubles at home.

In a major 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court ruled President Trump overstepped his authority with broad tariffs on imports from Mexico, Canada, and beyond. The move opens the door to over $175 billion in potential refunds for importers.

Mark Wiseman stood beside a grinning President Trump at the White House, handing over his credentials in a formal ceremony on February 17. It's the start of a high-stakes job strengthening ties between two intertwined nations.

Allie Beth Stuckey and David French are trading sharp responses over whether unchecked empathy leads believers astray from biblical truth.

After 11 years together and a big move abroad, a woman's future mother-in-law admits she never liked her—just as wedding plans heat up.