One passenger said they were on the plane for 3.5 hours while another said the temperature got up to 40 degrees Celsius. Continue reading →

Meanwhile, YouTube removed the video, saying it clearly violated their content policies. Continue reading →

One expert says the question of forgiving student loans isn’t really about education — it’s about economics. Continue reading →

Officials on Saturday warned some Tulsa residents to prepare to head to higher ground because old levees holding back the swollen Arkansas River are stressed and more rain is expected for the flood-weary region. Continue reading →

According to Lamy, during the trip, her students were racially profiled and subjected to racist insults. Continue reading →

U.S. President Donald Trump, declaring a national emergency because of tensions with Iran, swept aside objections from Congress on Friday to complete the sale of over $8 billion worth of weapons to Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Jordan. Continue reading →

A majority of Quebecers canvassed in the survey agreed that federal, provincial and local politicians shouldn’t be allowed to wear hijabs, crucifixes or turbans on the job. Continue reading →

An Afghan security forces raid against Taliban fighters in eastern Nangarhar province mistakenly killed at least six civilians, including a woman and two children, provincial officials said Saturday. Continue reading →

Amanda Eller was found injured in the Makawao Forest Reserve, the Maui News reported Friday. Continue reading →

Students are calling for a meeting with Quebec Premier François Legault to discuss green issues as the party convention for the Coalition Avenir Québec kicks off in Montreal Saturday. Continue reading →

“Is it licit to throw away a life to resolve a problem?” he asked. “Is it licit to hire a hitman to resolve a problem?” Continue reading →

The existence of new abortion laws in the U.S. actually makes it even more unlikely that such laws would ever be proposed here. Continue reading →

When you’re stressed, the last thing you want to worry about is your teeth. Continue reading →

Provincial police received a call shortly after 8 p.m. on Friday that a plane had crashed in a field near Grand Sainte Catherine road. Continue reading →

Felix Bibeau scored two third-period goals as Rouyn-Noranda beat the Guelph Storm 6-4 on Friday in the tournament semifinal. Continue reading →

The federal Liberals have laid out their proposal for rules around voice and data recorders on locomotives, specifying when companies can use the devices to address safety concerns and how workers’ privacy will be protected. Continue reading →

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on Saturday urged the country to pursue “an extraordinary feat of human endeavor” as he was sworn in for a five-year term. Continue reading →

Trump also promoted the U.S. under his leadership, saying “there’s never been a better time” to invest or do business in America, and he urged corporate leaders to come. Continue reading →

France’s counter-terrorism prosecutor, Remy Heitz, said an investigation has been opened for “attempted murderer in relation with a terrorist undertaking” and “criminal terrorist association.” Continue reading →

Police have no specific power in Canada to force you to provide a password, but sometimes judges can do this, law professor Robert Diab says. Continue reading →

The product was distributed nationally. The Public Health Agency of Canada says it’s investigating an outbreak of human illness and has identified this product as a source of illness. Continue reading →

The Raptors will have that opportunity when they face off against the Milwaukee Bucks at Scotiabank Arena beginning at 8:30 p.m. ET. Continue reading →

One expert says the question of forgiving student loans isn’t really about education — it’s about economics. Continue reading →

Mental health is often an invisible disability. That can make it hard to file a disability claim. Continue reading →

One passenger said they were on the plane for 3.5 hours while another said the temperature got up to 40 degrees Celsius. Continue reading →

U.S. District Judge Haywood Gilliam, Jr., on Friday immediately halted the administration’s efforts to redirect military-designated funds for wall construction. Continue reading →

His frustration evident, Toronto reliever Daniel Hudson bit the top of his glove as he slowly walked back to the mound after making an untimely throwing error in the eighth inning. Continue reading →

Lee Francis Cissna told staff on Friday that his last day would be June 1, according to a copy of the email obtained by The Associated Press. Continue reading →