Daily News Digest - 2026-05-22

From health screening purges to NATO troop reversals, a wave of political shifts is challenging established global and domestic institutions.

While the Gerber family dominated the lens at the 'Short/Cuts' event, the RE/DONE collaboration signals a new chapter for Kaia Gerber's brand influence.

Edmonton pivots after firing Kris Knoblauch as analysts debate whether superstars Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl must evolve to win it all.

As the Montreal Canadiens celebrate a deep playoff run, analysts are weighing the impact of Martin St. Louis and the emergence of top-tier prospects.

After steering the club from 15th to 3rd in the Premier League, Michael Carrick has secured a permanent two-year deal at Old Trafford.

The Mia-yaltwa Ha'lidzogm hoon reserve spans around 6700 square kilometers on British Columbia's central coast and will be operated by Parks Canada and its Indigenous and federal partners, becoming th

Tulsi Gabbard, the Director of National Intelligence, resigned on Friday, citing her husband's battle with cancer as the reason.

As Qatari mediators land in Tehran, market skepticism regarding a U.S.-Iran breakthrough is pushing crude futures higher.

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Chief strategist Yung-Yu Ma warns that while corporate cash fuels the AI boom, rising gas prices could trigger a consumer slump.

Actor Bruce Dern's unscripted moment caught Brad Pitt off guard on the set of Quentin Tarantino's 'Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood'. The 'Dernsie' has become a legendary moment in the film's history.

A recent sighting of Charlize Theron in Hawaii is sparking a debate: does fashion really have an expiration date for women over 50?

A 61-year-old woman's brutal murder in rural Ontario has left authorities scrambling for answers, raising questions about the region's safety and the motives behind the crime.

Daniel Coleman, known as Danny Go, shares the heartbreaking news of his son Isaac's passing following a long struggle with a rare genetic disorder.

With a capacity for 10 guests and a menu ranging from slushies to margaritas, Ninja's new machine targets the growing home mixology market.