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Ontario Premier Doug Ford has called on Canada to prepare for a potential reduction in exports of electricity and critical minerals to the US due to trade tensions between the two countries led by President Trump.
John Candy's family is speaking out against Hollywood for its treatment of the actor throughout his career, specifically highlighting weight criticism he endured. His daughter, Jennifer Candy-Sullivan, made the comments in an interview about her late father's legacy and struggles with weight stigma.
Florida Democratic Senate nominee Angie Nixon has resurfaced clips from her past comments supporting abolishing the Electoral College and embracing ranked-choice voting. The remarks have sparked renewed attention amid her ongoing campaign.
The US State Department is launching a global crackdown on birth tourism scams, revoking hundreds of visas as part of a sweeping operation to combat visa fraud.
Harry Potter' star Jessie Cave revealed that feeling embarrassed when she joined OnlyFans due to financial struggles supporting her four children. She appeared in the blockbuster film franchise despite facing money difficulties.
US avocado imports are contributing to Mexican cartels' profits by undercutting domestic US farmers, who face significant economic losses due to cheaper imported guacamole.
Shelley Fabares, star of 'The Donna Reed Show' and 'Coach,' dies at 82. The actress and singer passed away on Saturday in Los Angeles.
An AI chatbot's knowledge of its users can be surprisingly intimate and potentially concerning, revealing personal details that may be better kept private. The extent to which these chatbots retain user information raises questions about their accountability and users' control over their own data.
Conservatives in the US are having more children than liberals, driven by a perceived pessimism about the future among liberal families, according to research from the Institute for Family Studies. This trend reflects the widening political divide between liberal and conservative attitudes on family planning and reproductive policy.
US President Donald Trump's administration is threatening a 'economic D-Day' for Iran, aiming to sever every economic lifeline sustaining it through its toughest sanctions campaign yet, amid ongoing tensions and testing of his detente with China.
A democratic socialist has shaken up the party establishment by sharing her unconventional strategy for winning in Congress. The approach was revealed at a recent Dominican Heritage Reception in New York City.
The Trump administration celebrated the prosecution of MS-13 ringleaders before the case fell apart twice, including the collapse of an alleged mastermind's indictment in March 2025.
US military launches deadly strike on alleged drug trafficking boat in the eastern Pacific, its first such operation in over two months.
EU and Russian aircraft join forces with Serbian firefighters to battle a large wildfire, with crews from Czech Republic and Romania providing support.
Liberia, which once offered refuge to Black Americans fleeing racism in the US, is now receiving migrants that the country's government wants back due to deportation issues, raising questions about its role as a dumping ground for unwanted arrivals.
A suspect in the deaths of five people outside Portland, Oregon was found dead inside a vehicle after police discovered a grim scene at his rural property, in an apparent suicide, authorities said on Sunday.
A California family is suing Six Flags Magic Mountain for $28 million, alleging that a defective ride design caused their 22-year-old son's fatal head trauma after he died while riding the X2 attraction. The incident occurred on June 23 at the theme park in Valencia, California.
A Minnesota tree trimmer has been charged with manslaughter after allegedly crushing his coworker's head with a hydraulic grapple during what was described as 'horseplay' on the job.
Luis Manuel Aviles was arrested by Border Patrol while waiting for his son to return home from serving on the USS Abraham Lincoln, a vessel that holds a US military record for uninterrupted operations. His son was aboard the ship for its ninth month of duty.
Former NBA center Enes Kanter Freedom faced hostile crowd outside Chicago's Wintrust Arena before his team's WNBA matchup against Sky, sparking controversy over his past comments on sensitive issues.
A young black bear tumbled from a tree in Denver on Sunday after being tranquilized by wildlife officers before relocation. The incident occurred as part of an effort to relocate the bear to a more suitable habitat.
At least 30 people were killed in a massive landslide in Guinea on Sunday when a mountainous open-air landfill collapsed and buried nearby shacks.
An American Airlines flight landed safely in Dallas after a laptop battery caught fire on board, injuring a passenger, prompting crew to contain the blaze and emergency responders to meet the aircraft upon arrival.
An American Airlines flight landed safely in Dallas after a laptop battery caught fire on board, injuring one passenger, before being evacuated and taken to a hospital for treatment.
Pete Buttigieg returns to South Carolina with a fresh appeal to Black voters ahead of the state's pivotal primary election.
Kyle Kirkwood won the Freedom 250 Grand Prix in Washington D.C., crossing the finish line first place on Sunday afternoon.
A 23-year-old Florida pilot survived an emergency water landing in the Atlantic Ocean off Boca Raton and swam away from the scene, according to footage captured by a beachgoer.
Socialist Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed faces backlash online after making a critical comment about Second Lady Usha Vance in weekend social media posts.
The American Federation of Teachers has launched a nationwide back-to-school boycott of Target stores due to the retailer's silence on ICE operations, which President Randi Weingarten claims is 'unacceptable.
Your bank may stop sending six-digit codes via text as an additional security measure for online banking users. The extra step is meant to help prove your identity but could soon become obsolete.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt has announced she will return to President Donald Trump's super PAC, MAGA Inc., after leaving her post in the administration.
Actress Jill Wagner pitched TV writer Taylor Sheridan on his show 'Lioness' after learning about a real-life military program that inspired the series' premise. Wagner stars in the hit show alongside a cast of female characters who also serve as part of an elite US Army special forces unit.
Tom Hanks reportedly put 'Band of Brothers' stars in their place during a grueling boot camp before filming. The incident was revealed by cast member Neal McDonough.
Dozens of coordinated arson attacks in southern Thailand injured at least three people and burned government property, according to the military.
Heather Boyd, star of reality TV show 'Double Lives of Suburban Wives', was fired from her corporate job after her secret adult-content side hustle was discovered. The revelation has sparked controversy about her ability to balance multiple identities and roles in life.
An Australian man used an AI agent to book a gym class and then had it hack the system to move up the waitlist, allowing him to access a spot in just minutes. The incident highlights the potential for AI agents to be manipulated by humans to bypass security measures.
Russia is likely to mobilize another 300,000 troops later this year, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, as it tries to complete the capture of a long-coveted region of east Ukraine.
Mary J. Blige credits her faith and pastors with helping her overcome her pride and take control of her career, citing their teachings as a key factor in her personal growth.
Meghan Markle is no longer being considered for a role in Guy Ritchie's 'The Gentlemen' due to an intense backlash from the UK public, according to royal biographer Tina Brown.
Global attention is focused on tankers navigating the Strait of Hormuz amid escalating tensions, but a petroleum geologist warns that a more significant energy threat may be unfolding beneath the surface thousands of feet below the waterline.
Individuals associated with a Penn State fraternity are facing allegations that they operated an off-campus cocaine ring, according to complaints released by the Office of the Attorney General in Pennsylvania. The specifics of their involvement have been detailed in the released complaints.
Puerto Ricans are rejecting a push for the island to become the US's 51st state due to concerns that high taxes would harm their economy. Residents fear that becoming a state would lead to skyrocketing taxes and strip the island of its autonomy.
Jessica Pegula rallied to beat defending champion Iga Swiatek and advance to the Cincinnati Masters final against Coco Gauff.
A 15-year-old boy has been arrested in connection to a gang-related shooting that left a 17-year-old dead during a high school football game in Bakersfield, California. The victim was one of the players on the field when the gunfire broke out.
Brazil woman found guilty of living with foster family for over a year by pretending to be a child. Amanda Maria Souza de Oliveira, 37, was convicted for her deception that began at least 18 months ago.
Far-left streamer Hasan Piker mocked a song about far-right figure Charlie Kirk during his 'Fear LIVE' tour podcast show, sparking a strong reaction online. The incident occurred over the weekend and has been widely discussed on social media.
Two Connecticut police officers were shot in a chaotic incident that resulted in the killing of a suspect after an attempted arrest led to a car chase and exchange of gunfire near Hartford late Friday.
The US government is launching a plan to tap US firms to help fight foreign cybercrime, taking the battle closer to where cybercriminals operate.
Two Massachusetts fishermen landed a 1,260-pound blue marlin, just shy of the world record for the largest catch in Atlantic waters. The massive fish was initially thought to be a shark before its true identity was confirmed.
Former Republican Sen. Nancy Kassebaum Baker of Kansas, the first woman elected to the U.S. Senate without previously having a husband serve in Congress, has died at 94.
Former Kansas Sen. Nancy Kassebaum Baker dies at 94 after a long battle, leaving behind as a trailblazer for women in politics.
A federal judge struck down a Trump administration policy freezing immigrant visas from 75 countries, calling it 'Orwellian' and ruling that Secretary of State Marco Rubio lacked the legal authority to order denials for applications.
At least one patient was left paralyzed after receiving the incorrect medication during a routine joint replacement surgery at a Nashville hospital, while three others were injured in the incident.
Attorney General Todd Blanche hailed the Justice Department's $400 million settlement with TikTok as a 'fair, just and right result' after allegations of children's privacy violations. He vowed to 'come after' bad actors following the deal.
The Alabama Crimson Tide have named Keelon Russell as their starter for week one of the college football regular season.
Ten Israeli musicians who lost loved ones in the 2000 Hamas terrorist attack on October 7 have come together to create a powerful new documentary about their experiences with trauma and music. The film, 'The Bridge,' celebrates the resilience of these artists and their ability to turn tragedy into creativity.
Canada allegedly walked away from what U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer called 'the best deal' to preserve trade barriers against American goods, prompting retaliatory 50% tariffs.
Former Kansas Senator Nancy Kassebaum Baker, the first woman elected to the U.S. Senate without following a spouse into office, has died at 94. She passed away in Topeka, Kan.
Deleted tweets from years before Natalie Harp's appointment as a White House aide show her fervent support for Donald Trump on January 6, 2021, revealing an extraordinary level of devotion to him.
A coalition of 102 former French and British diplomats urges France and the UK to jointly sanction Israel over its policies in occupied Palestinian territory.
Joe Rogan warned Democrats that escaping their 'woke' reputation requires specifying which policies went too far, while strategists agree that giving specifics is crucial to regaining trust.
The Senate has agreed to extend its August break, sidelining President Trump's SAVE America Act, as lawmakers have been out of session for nearly two weeks.
Anna Faris has revealed that drinking was a major contributor to her depression and self-sabotage before she decided to quit, crediting sobriety as the key to finding mental clarity. Now sober, Faris attributes her newfound well-being to recognizing the correlation between alcohol consumption and her downward spiral.
Christian rock artist John Cooper believes Christians who label hard rock music as 'demonic' are misinterpreting scripture and misunderstanding the gospel.
The US Postal Service has published a rule requiring states to provide voter lists in exchange for mail-in ballot envelopes from states that don't already share them. The move aims to ensure timely delivery of ballots and follow federal law.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's recent comments framing past left-wing platforms as 'crazy' may signal a pivot towards socialist class war, according to her media chief. The remark could indicate a significant shift in the Democratic congresswoman's views.
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The 2024 biopic 'Reagan' is set to release a director's cut amid allegations of online censorship as its producers promote its re-release next month. The film faces digital gatekeeping for the second time since its initial release.
Democratic Senate nominee Mary Peltola missed nearly one in five votes in the Alaska House of Representatives and over one-third of Bethel City Council meetings during her stops at taxpayer-serving jobs.
Democrats are facing a potentially decisive split within key voting blocs in the razor-close Senate race, as they try to hold onto a crucial battleground seat in Michigan.
Iran's president says the world has accepted that his country has won a war with the United States, amid tensions over the region. France and Saudi Arabia are expected to discuss plans to bypass the Strait of Hormuz, Iran's main oil export route.
A year after Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska's murder on a Charlotte light-rail train, violent crimes are fueling public safety debates in North Carolina.
Amy Klobuchar's campaign to address voter fraud in Minnesota takes a hit after her GOP opponent raises questions about her whereabouts and involvement during a key period.
A 35-year-old woman from upstate New York is facing terrorism charges after allegedly converting to Islam and plotting a Capitol bomb attack in coordination with the Islamic State group. Authorities claim Jessica Bowie's radicalization unfolded online before her involvement in the plot.
A federal judge has struck down President Trump's ban on visas for immigrants from 75 countries, ruling it was contrary to law and outside the statutory authority of the Secretary of State.
President Donald Trump is set to honor four astronauts for their record-breaking journey around the moon, which took them farther from Earth than any humans in history.
A chaotic late-night incident on a busy California highway was brought under control by a little-known cowboy who used his expertise to calm a runaway bull. Deputies from the San Mateo County Sheriff's Office were called in to assist after the unusual call for service.
A 59-year-old New Jersey mother is charged with drunk boating after allegedly operating her boat into a channel marker on Memorial Day, killing her 28-year-old son.
The family of Iryna Zarutska has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the city of Charlotte, North Carolina and its transit security contractor, alleging that no security guard was on the train at the time of her murder last year.
Vice President JD Vance criticized Abdul El-Sayed's comments about Sharia law, labeling them as out of touch with his own 'grandpa's Democratic Party' and suggesting they are rooted in white nationalist ideology.
Two U.S. Army Corps of Engineers employees were among eight people killed when a charter plane crashed in southwestern Alaska, the military confirmed Friday.
Republican congressional candidate and 'Halo' composer Marty O'Donnell's video game event was canceled at a venue in Las Vegas due to what he claims were vague political reasons, but the event will now be held elsewhere.
A wanted Wisconsin man led deputies on a 12-mile high-speed chase before disappearing into a cornfield during which a five-hour manhunt ended with the help of a K9 and drone.
The UK, Australia, and Canada have condemned Israel's decision not to pursue a criminal investigation into its deadly strike on a World Central Kitchen aid convoy in Gaza as 'shameful.' The Western allies expressed outrage over Israel's refusal to investigate the incident.
A Trump-appointed federal judge has temporarily blocked key provisions of Colorado's law aimed at increasing oversight of an ICE detention center, ruling that the state is likely overstepping its authority.
The U.S. Supreme Court has temporarily allowed the construction of President Donald Trump's White House ballroom to continue above ground despite a lower court injunction.
At least 15 people have been killed and over 100 wounded in a Russian 'double-tap' strike on a shopping center in central Ukraine, authorities said Friday. The attack involved drone strikes that targeted the same area twice.
Democratic candidates for US Senate in Massachusetts engage in heated exchanges during final debate, highlighting ideological differences between them.
The Supreme Court has temporarily allowed construction of a new White House ballroom to continue despite an earlier court ruling requiring its halt.
A new booking photo has been released for the Albany woman accused of pledging allegiance to ISIS and plotting to bomb the New York State Capitol in an attack that could have resulted in multiple deaths. The suspect's plans are being detailed by federal authorities as they investigate potential additional attacks.
US Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin unveiled data showing that 250,000 non-citizens are registered to vote in just four states, touting it as a major voter fraud discovery. However, experts say the data has yet to be verified and proves little.
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer declined to comment on whether he will campaign for socialist candidate Abdul El-Sayed, who refuses to back him as party leader, but said El-Sayed brings fresh energy to the Democratic Party. Schumer sees potential in flipping the Senate with a more progressive approach.
Nearly 200 Make America Healthy Again activists criticized President Trump for promoting coal use in data centers, which they argue is detrimental to public health.
A 12-year-old North Carolina girl escaped from an alleged kidnapper after being forced into his truck at a DMV office. The suspect, who is 38 years old, was parked in the parking lot when the girl broke free and left the scene.
The Pentagon is considering removing the publisher of military newspaper Stars and Stripes, Max Lederer, after leading the publication for nearly two decades.
Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos advise couples to avoid having a big wedding, citing it as a 'micro trend' for 2026. The couple, who have been married for 30 years, share their blunt advice on what they would do differently if they were planning their own wedding today.
Rosie O'Donnell continued to target President Donald Trump during her week-long stint as guest host on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!', firing off multiple jabs at the president's character and actions. The White House fired back against her criticism.
Karmelo Anthony's bid to overturn his murder conviction is set to return to court in McKinney, Texas, after his former lawyer testified that a dispute over an unwritten deal helped keep Anthony from getting a new trial earlier.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has endorsed Sen. Ed Markey as he faces a challenge from Rep. Seth Moulton in the Massachusetts Democratic U.S. Senate primary.
Liverpool's 2026-27 season hangs in the balance as new manager Andoni Iraola looks to overhaul his squad and revive the Reds' high-octane attacking style, which faltered during their recent title defence last season.