Health Canada is warning consumers that 16 flavours of baby food should not be eaten. Continue reading →

The video of Mamoudou Gassama’s quick climbing to reach the child, cheered on by terrified onlookers, went viral on social media, with people calling the 22-year-old a real spider man. Continue reading →

Police have launched an investigation after video posted online shows an officer punching a woman on a beach in southern New Jersey. Continue reading →

A mysterious “wolf-like” creature was shot on a ranch in Montana, leaving wildlife experts puzzled about its species.  Continue reading →

Flight 1293 had been in the air for about an hour when Jason Felix summoned the flight attendant to order an additional beer. The flight attendant — not allowed to serve intoxicated passengers — refused. Continue reading →

Police have launched an investigation after video posted online shows an officer punching a woman on a beach in southern New Jersey. Continue reading →

The first named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season, Subtropical Storm Alberto, gained strength as it approached the northern Gulf Coast, emptying out beaches in Florida ahead of Memorial Day. Continue reading →

President Donald Trump has warned Congress that he will never sign another foot-tall, $1 trillion-plus government-wide spending bill like the one he did in March. Continue reading →

President Donald Trump can do many things on Twitter. He can call a former FBI director “slippery” and a former president “cheatin’.” He can spontaneously SWITCH TO ALL CAPS and claim media organizations are “fake news.” Continue reading →

The video of Mamoudou Gassama’s quick climbing to reach the child, cheered on by terrified onlookers, went viral on social media, with people calling the 22-year-old a real spider man. Continue reading →

Flash flooding and water rescues are being reported in Maryland as heavy rain soaks much of the state. Continue reading →

Trump said a U.S. team had arrived in North Korea to prepare for a proposed summit between him and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, which Trump pulled out of last week before reconsidering. Continue reading →

Scientists say higher sulfur dioxide emissions recorded at the volcano’s summit in recent days are creating the potential for heavier than usual vog, or volcanic smog. Continue reading →

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has tapped veteran American diplomat Sung Kim to handle pre-summit negotiations. Continue reading →

Congo now has 35 confirmed Ebola cases, with several new suspected cases. Continue reading →

Trump’s personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani said the president is advised to refuse an interview with special counsel Robert Mueller unless the legal team can review classified information shared with lawmakers. Continue reading →

The former U.S. president will likely remain in the hospital for a few days. Continue reading →

All three federal party leaders cracked jokes about Singh, and his lack of a seat in the House of Commons, during the parliamentary press gallery dinner. Continue reading →

Live video from webcams posted in Clearwater and Destin showed half-empty beaches, and whitecaps roiled the normally placid Gulf waters. Continue reading →

Flight 1293 had been in the air for about an hour when Jason Felix summoned the flight attendant to order an additional beer. The flight attendant — not allowed to serve intoxicated passengers — refused. Continue reading →

The operation was the latest attempt to counter what Washington sees as Beijing’s efforts to limit freedom of navigation in the strategic waters. Continue reading →

About 5,000 supporters of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) marched through the streets of Berlin on Sunday — but there were around 20,000 anti-AfD protesters. Continue reading →

More than 7,600 people crossed the Canada-U.S. border irregularly between Jan. 1 and April 30. Continue reading →

Health Canada is warning consumers that 16 flavours of baby food should not be eaten. Continue reading →

Israel’s ambassador to Canada says Israeli officials hope to question a Canadian doctor wounded in recent clashes near the border with Gaza within the next few days. Continue reading →

London-area airports were busier than usual, since Britain is in the middle of a long holiday weekend. Continue reading →

Canada needs to document its musical heritage in a more meaningful way. Time to take a page from the Brits’ playbook, writes Alan Cross. Continue reading →

Ireland voted by a roughly two-to-one margin Friday to end a constitutional ban on abortion. Continue reading →

Some families on social assistance earn more than some Canadians serving on juries. Continue reading →

Government forces have been trying to seize rebel-held areas along the western coast, while an allied Saudi-led coalition has been targeting the rebels with airstrikes in the northwestern Saada province. Continue reading →