Daily News Digest - 2026-06-09

A hidden camera found in a Marsham Street office complex has reignited concerns over Chinese espionage and government building security.

The Democratic super‑PAC American Bridge 21st Century is pouring $50 million into ads across more than a dozen House and Senate races, targeting Republican‑held seats with stories of working‑class voters who feel betrayed by Trump.

Two crew members rescued by unmanned surface vessel in under two hours — a first for the U.S. military.

A new analysis of 8.5 million diagnostic checks reveals which warning lamps cost drivers the most and why colour matters.

From smart plugs to label makers, the most effective kitchen upgrades aren't always designed for the kitchen.

Discover the advanced features that turn your Samsung Galaxy Watch into a personal safety net, health monitor, and smart assistant.

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver defends Donald Trump's attendance at the Knicks-Spurs Finals game, but the panel's reactions spark online debate.

Most laptops intentionally slow down when unplugged. Our editorial analyzes the trade-offs, benchmarks, and settings that actually matter.

Former U.S. men’s national team stars will greet fans at Houston’s FIFA Fan Festival, linking past glories to the 2026 World Cup hype.

As the U.S. nears its 250th anniversary, Philadelphia’s historic streets become a living classroom for the nation’s founding principle of religious liberty.

A CBC News investigation uncovers the disturbing overlap between martial arts and extremism in Canada, with far-reaching implications for national security.

Taliban forces open fire on protesters in Herat, Afghanistan, as women are detained for violating strict dress code.

At the Tribeca Festival premiere, a hand-on-belly embrace between Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau set off a new wave of pregnancy rumors. Insiders say it’s not true, but the couple’s public antics keep fans guessing.

A leading expert warns that the rush to ban social media for kids may be misguided, and could have unintended consequences.

A planned literary magazine issue has ignited controversy over its glorification of Hamas violence, raising questions about the limits of free speech and the definition of resistance.