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Progressive Wave: Grassroots Candidates Upset Corporate Democrats Nationwide
In a series of stunning primary victories, progressive challengers backed by Justice Democrats and the Working Families ...
Macfadyen and Laurie Join Star-Studded Cast of BBC's 'Legacy of Spies'
MGM+ bolsters its prestige lineup by adding Hugh Laurie and Joe Alwyn to the upcoming John le Carré adaptation.
The $45 Million Dynasty: Anthony Russo Lists Historic Pasadena Estate
A Palladian-style mansion with a cinematic pedigree is eyeing a record-breaking sale in Southern California.
The Gilded Cage: Lady Georgina Bullough's Journey Through Aristocratic Ruin
Once dubbed Britain's most beautiful girl, the daughter of the 8th Earl of Mansfield reveals the trauma and financial co...
'Summer House' Shock: Kyle Cooke on the 'Reckless' Romance Between Amanda Batula and West Wilson
A location check at a Los Angeles dive bar led Kyle Cooke to a devastating discovery about his estranged wife and a fell...
From Palermo to Taormina: Inside Dua Lipa and Callum Turner’s Sicilian Honeymoon
Following a £1.5 million wedding featuring Elton John, the pop star and actor are exploring Italy's most exclusive luxur...
Border Books: Haskell Library Restores Canadian Access Amid U.S. Security Tightening
A new entrance in Stanstead, Quebec, ensures that the iconic border-straddling library remains open to Canadians after U...
Remote Work's Double‑Edged Sword: New Study Maps Mental Health Ups and Downs
Researchers reveal how flexibility can lift morale while blurred boundaries fuel burnout, urging firms to act.
From Fennecs to Socceroos: Decoding Every 2022 World Cup Nickname
A look at the quirky monikers that define the 48 nations at Qatar 2022 and what they reveal about each country’s identit...
Cameron vs. Mayer: Birmingham’s Women’s Boxing Showdown
Briton Chantelle Cameron will square off against American Mikaela Mayer for a light‑middleweight title unification on 29...
North America’s Triple‑Host World Cup Redefines the Tournament
The 2026 FIFA World Cup expands to 48 teams, spreads across three nations, and promises record‑breaking storylines.
2026 World Cup Kicks Off in North America with Record 48 Teams and New Rules
The tournament launches Thursday in Mexico and Friday in the U.S., featuring 48 nations, three host countries, and fresh...
Canadian Soccer Fans Face $900‑Year Streaming Bills as Rights Fragment
Streaming fees for top‑flight soccer have ballooned to nearly $900 a year, pushing fans to share passwords, hit pubs, or...
Poetry and Politics: The Layered Symbolism of Louise Arbour’s Installation
As Louise Arbour takes office in Ottawa, a bespoke poem and diverse cultural displays highlight a nation balancing high ...
Canada's 2025 Wine Wave: Local Labels Capitalize on US Market Dip
From rare 99-case batches to budget-friendly rosés, Canadian vineyards are aggressively courting domestic drinkers with ...
Manhattan’s 123‑Year‑Old Church Becomes a Multi‑Story Children’s Museum
A landmarked Upper West Side church is being reshaped into the Children’s Museum of Manhattan, adding seven new floors w...
Ottawa’s Last Drug‑Use Sites Shut, Residents Warn of Overdose Surge
Ottawa’s final supervised consumption sites are closing this week after provincial funding ends, sparking fears of a spi...
2026 World Cup: France, Spain and Argentina Lead the Pack as North America Hosts Record Field
With 48 teams set to compete across the U.S., Canada and Mexico, the odds favor traditional powerhouses while dark horse...
OPP Officer's Death Highlights Perils of Policing in Northern Ontario
A 2.5-year veteran of the OPP, Provincial Constable Tarun Bali, was killed in the line of duty near Hearst, sparking an ...
Trump's Diplomatic Dance: A Study in Contradictions
Former President Donald Trump's conflicting claims on a potential Iran peace deal have sparked debate about the nature o...
Toronto's World Cup Gamble: Can a Fleet Street Hub Handle the Crowd?
With six matches and a massive fan festival looming, Toronto is betting on transit boosts and road closures to avoid tot...
Chrystia Freeland’s ‘Unreliable Boyfriend’ Memoir Hits Shelves This October
Canada’s former deputy prime minister turns her diplomatic saga into a book, warning that the U.S. can’t be counted on.
Marc Miller Pushes Cultural Unity as Festivals Falter and LNG Deals Loom
Canada’s culture minister champions a cohesive identity while festival funding dries up and the UAE eyes Canadian LNG.
Zahara Jolie-Pitt Severs Ties with Father's Surname in Legal Petition
The 21‑year‑old filed a June 5 petition to drop “Pitt” from her name, echoing siblings’ earlier moves amid a widening fa...
France's World Cup 'Secret Weapon'? Protective Stones Handed Out by Minister Spark Bafflement and Doping Questions
Sports Minister Marina Ferrari gave each French player two mystical stones. The team and president were baffled. But cou...
Rich Paul's Rare Glimpse into Five-Year Romance with Adele
The sports agent opens up about his high-profile relationship with the music superstar, revealing how they met and what ...
Serena Williams' Royal Return Sparks Wimbledon Hopes
Tennis legend makes triumphant comeback at Queen's, fueling speculation about her Wimbledon plans.
Atlantic Crossing Dreams Dashed: A Sailor's Grit Meets the Sea's Fury
Andrew Bedwell's record-breaking bid ends in rescue, leaving questions about the feasibility of tiny boat crossings.
Teen Sentenced to 35 Years for Fatal Stabbing at Texas Track Meet
A Texas jury rejected a self‑defense claim, handing 19‑year‑old Karmelo Anthony a 35‑year term for killing fellow studen...
Veteran Ben McBean Turns to GoFundMe for Bionic Arm After NHS Fails Promise
Double amputee ex‑Marine Ben McBean, a friend of Prince Harry, launches a crowdfunding drive to fund a bionic arm abroad...