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Hamza Ahmad Khan landed in Lahore for his doctoral fieldwork, connecting with activists and academics—until he went quiet after a post urging political outreach.

With West Bengal's history of poll violence in mind, the central government is sending thousands of security personnel to ensure a safer vote.

In a tense studio filled with Rift Valley journalists, former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua pulled out his phone and hit play on a voice note he claimed was Oscar Sudi unloading explicit insults.

In a recent survey, nearly half of Canadians named the United States the biggest threat to global peace—surpassing Russia and China amid strained ties.

Small businesses like a toy importer challenged Trump's emergency tariffs and won a stunning Supreme Court victory Friday. Chief Justice Roberts wrote that the law doesn't allow presidents to raise revenue that way—it's Congress's job.

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker sent a pointed invoice to the White House, billing President Trump $1,700 per household for tariff costs families felt at the grocery store and kitchen table.

Chief Justice John Roberts delivered a clear message: presidents can't use emergency powers to impose massive tariffs without Congress's explicit say-so.

Megan Keller's backhand slipped past the goalie 4:07 into overtime, sending Team USA into celebration and handing Canada silver in their fiercest rivalry.

Moments after a Supreme Court rebuke on his tariff powers, President Trump fired back at a White House press conference, joking he could destroy foreign economies but not charge a small fee.

In a split decision, the Supreme Court curbed one of President Trump's key tariff tools, but hours later, he fired back from the Oval Office with a fresh global trade move.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent quipped that tariff refunds would be 'corporate welfare' for importers like Costco, drawing sharp reactions across the political spectrum.

President Prabowo Subianto returned to Jakarta touting a hard-won tariff cut from 32% to 19%, but online voices worry it spells trouble for local farmers facing a flood of U.S. imports.

Dylan Larkin fired the first shot for the U.S., while Nathan MacKinnon delivered a last-second winner for Canada—now these hockey powers face off for gold in a rivalry rematch.

Rep. Tim Burchett didn't hold back from his car, accusing Senate leader Mitch McConnell of stalling a key voter ID bill amid rising conservative frustration.

Texas crawfish farmers who once relied on 10 workers now scrape by with just two, leaving coolers half-empty and restaurant menus trimmed back.

Nigerians wonder why cement bags cost more now that the naira buys more dollars. One post captured the confusion: prices jumped from ₦10,500 to ₦13,000 even as exchange rates improved.

Cheers filled the Nashville ballroom as Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth proclaimed 'Christ is King' and vowed to speak his faith freely. The crowd chanted it back, but online reactions soon split sharply.

On the final day of India's big AI summit, a group of young men stripped off their shirts to reveal bold messages accusing Prime Minister Modi of being compromised.

Hudson Williams fans are joyfully clashing over 'Huddies' or 'Hunnies' in a fan poll that's drawing thousands of votes. It's all sparked by the 25-year-old star's breakout role in the queer hockey romance Heated Rivalry.

Canada's assisted dying program has ended over 76,000 lives since 2016, and now proposals for newborns are drawing sharp criticism from voices calling for major changes.

Alexe Frédéric Migneault just wanted a haircut amid hair loss, but the salon's man-or-woman booking form felt like erasure of their non-binary identity.

Veterans like Lt Col Mohan Ahluwalia put it simply: 'Injury doesn’t change at superannuation.' Their frustration stems from a proposed tax on pensions earned through years of service and sacrifice.

The Supreme Court just drew a firm line on presidential tariff powers, blocking broad emergency duties but leaving Trump ready with a backup plan from the White House.

At a Dallas economic forum, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent faced a direct question about $175 billion in tariff refunds now at risk after a Supreme Court ruling.

With just 35 seconds left, Nathan MacKinnon buried a power-play one-timer to lift Canada over Finland 3-2 in the Milano Cortina 2026 semifinal.

A viral post claimed critics attacked White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt for wearing her crucifix necklace during briefings. Supporters quickly rallied, seeing it as a stand against anti-Christian bias.

Cardi B panned her phone across misty mountains and sparkling harbor waters from her Coal Harbour hotel room, repeating 'Wow what a beautiful place' in pure awe.

Hugh Laurie shared a heartfelt tribute to his friend and Tehran co-creator Dana Eden after her sudden death. Replies quickly turned bitter, pulling him into heated accusations from all sides.

bbno$ shared a colorful image of 'Brazilian Miku' amid his hit song's buzz, blending neon outfits, parrots, and cash bundles—but it struck a raw nerve for many Brazilians.

Rahul Gandhi flew into Mumbai early Saturday, greeted by garlands from supporters, before heading to a Bhiwandi court to sign a fresh bail bond after his previous guarantor's passing.

In a heated House GOP strategy session, Rep. Chip Roy laid it out plain: dump every member of Congress because they're failing Americans.

Ivanie Blondin, Valérie Maltais, and Isabelle Weidemann powered through Milan’s Mediolanum Forum on February 17, repeating their Beijing 2022 gold in a thrilling women’s team pursuit.

Hours after a Supreme Court loss on broad tariffs, President Trump signed an executive order hitting small online packages with duties—right before the weekend rush of shoppers.

Rev. Jesse Jackson's family hoped for a final tribute in the Capitol Rotunda, a rare honor for everyday heroes like Rosa Parks. House Speaker Mike Johnson turned down the request, citing historical precedents.

The Supreme Court just handed President Trump a major setback, ruling he overstepped his authority on broad tariffs that hit everyday shoppers' wallets.

Mike Huckabee sat for a grueling 2.5-hour interview at Ben-Gurion Airport, defending U.S.-Israel bonds amid sharp questions on biblical borders and Gaza operations.

Gold reclaimed $5,100 per ounce on Friday, while silver rocketed nearly 9% past $84—its biggest daily leap in months amid global jitters.

A fake news graphic claiming surging sex-for-rent listings in Canada drew thousands of reactions, but it uncovered a real predatory trend targeting vulnerable renters.

New Zealand's official Parliament account logged off X for good, pointing to disturbing reports of its AI chatbot Grok creating deepfake nudes and worse.

Late Friday, President Trump sat at the Resolute Desk, signing fresh executive orders amid flags—just hours after the Supreme Court ruled his prior tariffs illegal.

Hours after the Supreme Court ruled Trump's global tariffs illegal, a CNN debate turned heated as investor Anthony Esposito insisted tariffs are fees charged to foreign countries.

A man in a striped shirt wept amid the rubble of his bulldozed kiosk, a poignant moment captured on video amid the overnight operation.

A Toronto-based group that supported Zionist causes for over five decades just lost its ability to offer tax-deductible donations, following a complaint and audit by tax officials.

A TikTok clip from Cape Breton Regional Hospital shows screens listing up to 15 hours to see a doctor, capturing the raw frustration of patients facing long lines.

With America's 250th birthday approaching on July 4, 2026, FCC Chairman Brendan Carr is calling on broadcasters to weave in more patriotic programming—like daily history segments and the Pledge of Allegiance.

Dr. Joss Reimer steps into a vital role, ready to unite efforts for Canada's most vulnerable amid measles outbreaks and eroding trust.

President Trump stands firm under a red-lit umbrella, gripping the handle in a dark suit. The White House post captioned 'President Trump will always put America first' sparked thousands of critical replies.

Hours after the Supreme Court struck down his broad tariffs, President Trump fired back at House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries during a White House press conference.

In a heated 2008 Senate clip, Bernie Sanders calls out free trade for shuttering U.S. factories and shipping jobs overseas. The video resurfaced right after the Supreme Court struck down parts of Trump's tariff strategy.

Imagine Alabama, once seen as one of America's poorest states, now outpacing Canada in GDP per capita. A Globe and Mail investigation uncovers how targeted strategies turned the tide.

A montage stamping 'LIE' over Obama's old promises hit hard as families face 20-26% premium jumps this year.

When Republican Rep. Doug LaMalfa passed away suddenly in January, it opened a rare chance to flip a rural California district. Now, Senate President pro Tempore Mike McGuire is jumping in to try.

General Jennie Carignan stood at a podium in Ottawa, voice breaking as she apologized for racism in Canada's armed forces. The emotional moment from October 2025 has resurfaced, prompting ridicule about her leadership.

Congressman Brandon Gill shared a stark warning on immigration, arguing that mass arrivals from unassimilable cultures spell national suicide for America.

In an August 2025 CNN interview, Ontario Premier Doug Ford didn't hold back, declaring Donald Trump the most disliked politician in Canada and likening the trade fight to mistreating a family member.

Kevin O'Leary's phone wouldn't stop ringing Friday afternoon—customers, lenders, and shareholders all demanding tariff refunds after the Supreme Court's surprise ruling.

Chief Justice John Roberts delivered a clear message: tariffs are Congress's job, not the president's emergency power play. The 6-3 ruling ended broad duties on imports from Canada, Mexico, China, and beyond.

More than 1,500 private schools have joined Texas's new voucher program, but no accredited Islamic schools appear on the list—prompting urgent calls from bipartisan lawmakers for fair treatment.

Hasan Piker named Sen. Jon Ossoff a sleeper pick for 2028, drawing quick questions about his moderate record compared to Kamala Harris.

At a Senate podium surrounded by lawmakers and reporters, 84-year-old Mitch McConnell paused mid-sentence, drawing sharp concern from online viewers.

Standing before the inaugural Board of Peace, President Trump recounted slapping 200% tariff threats on India and Pakistan to force a ceasefire in their 2025 clash.

At a Vancouver breakfast packed with business leaders, Premier David Eby faced tough questions on his record $13.3 billion deficit—and fired back with a quip about one threat to relocate over an accounting bill.

Canada's Armed Forces are racing to fill critical shortages by inviting experienced foreign military professionals with job offers in hand. Immigration Minister Lena Metlege Diab announced the new stream on February 18, 2026, aiming to bring in doctors, nurses, and pilots to strengthen national defense.

Workers hoisted a massive blue banner with President Trump's portrait onto the DOJ building's facade Thursday afternoon, blending celebration with controversy.

Don Brown, a Navy veteran challenging the Trump-backed frontrunner, is rallying supporters amid reports of strong early turnout in North Carolina's key Senate primary.

Fox News host Jesse Watters celebrated tariffs as a magic bullet for U.S. foreign policy wins, but viewers weren't buying it.

Economics professor Vincent Geloso shared a cheeky image of Washington and Jefferson with tariff signs, reminding folks how early America funded its government without income taxes.

Marco Rubio's stone-faced expression in a photoshopped judicial robe captures his real overload of duties, from diplomat to acting national security advisor.

Virginia's Democratic leaders pushed a congressional map that could hand their party 10 of 11 U.S. House seats, but a judge's last-minute order halted the key voter referendum.

A cozy skiing selfie of Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau lit up feeds with wild baby rumors. But no announcements from either mean it's all just fun speculation.

Facing a room full of skeptical business leaders, Premier David Eby brushed off worries about companies eyeing Alberta with a sharp quip: 'Alberta is talking about moving out of the country!'

Transport Minister Juan Carlos Muñoz learned his U.S. visa was revoked, a personal blow from a nation he respects deeply due to his long ties there.

Twenty-two dancers formed a human SUV at the Lincoln Memorial, then collapsed in choreographed agony to honor two slain U.S. citizens from Minneapolis shootings.

Canada clawed back from a 2-0 hole to beat Finland 3-2, while the U.S. rolled past Slovakia 6-2—now these rivals meet Sunday for gold, just like the classic 2010 showdown.

President Trump invoked the Defense Production Act on February 18, 2026, to secure key farm chemicals amid worries over foreign shortages. Critics see it clashing with health reform pledges.

Chief Justice Roberts drew a firm line: presidents can't use emergency powers to slap on tariffs—that's Congress's job under the Constitution.

President Trump stood firm at a White House briefing, praising PM Modi as a 'great man' who once outsmarted US negotiators but now pays the tariffs instead.

Even after the Supreme Court struck down one path for tariffs, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins stood firm at a USDA forum, promising to keep pushing for fairer trade that helps American farmers.

Tucker Carlson stepped off his flight at Ben Gurion Airport, fresh from interviewing Mike Huckabee, only to face what he called the 'weirdest experience of my life' with security.

Prime Minister Mark Carney donned a hard hat in Vancouver, standing with officials to unveil a new housing pact aimed at speeding up affordable home construction.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.