A Russian developer appears to be collecting vast amounts of data thanks to the viral FaceApp aging challenge. Continue reading →

“She just happened to be in the exact wrong place, just directly across from him, when it happened,” the girl’s uncle said. Continue reading →

“But it’s much more in big cities like Vancouver and Toronto.”  Continue reading →

Police say the boy fell through a plastic cover into the grease trap located behind the fast-food restaurant. Continue reading →

Kyoto police took into custody a 41-year-old man who had poured what appeared to be gasoline around the studio, broadcaster NHK said. Continue reading →

Lin-Manuel Miranda and others protested in New York, seeking the resignation of Puerto Rico’s governor amid a group chat scandal. Continue reading →

Berkeley City Council passed the measure unanimously. Continue reading →

“But it’s much more in big cities like Vancouver and Toronto.”  Continue reading →

One New Jersey judge had said that a teen accused of sex assault shouldn’t be tried as an adult. He cited his upbringing by a “good family.” Continue reading →

A sharp drop in illegal border crossings, coming during a seasonal decline as summer heat sets in, has eased pressure temporarily. Continue reading →

Red Sox manager Alex Cora went to reliever Brandon Workman in the eighth inning and knew what his options were for his beleaguered bullpen when things got tight in the ninth. Continue reading →

“Unfortunately, Turkey’s decision to purchase the Russian S-400 air defence systems renders its continued involvement with the F-35 impossible,” a White House statement said. Continue reading →

The action marks an escalation of Democratic efforts to use their House majority to aggressively investigate the inner workings of the Trump administration. Continue reading →

Michelle Rempel’s husband, U.S. military veteran Jeffrey Garner, has an emotional-service dog for therapeutic reasons and has official documentation from medical specialists for it. Continue reading →

“I think in some cases they hate our country,” Trump said to the crowd in North Carolina, a swing state he won in 2016 and wants to win again next year. Continue reading →

“We want to give our citizens and our residents every opportunity to pay with whatever currency they have.” Continue reading →

Unifor president Jerry Dias argued in an open letter Wednesday that while takeovers can work against employees’ best interest, his union is backing the option that offers the most stability and job security. Continue reading →

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Jeremy Rupke says Donald Trump’s son Eric showed “disrespect” and lack of forethought when he included an image of four-year-old Mason Rupke in a recent social media broadside against Democrats. Continue reading →

“She just happened to be in the exact wrong place, just directly across from him, when it happened,” the girl’s uncle said. Continue reading →

“I’m not relishing in the fight, I’m enjoying it because I have to get the word out to the American people,” he said. “And you have to enjoy what you do.” Continue reading →

Scheer said he believes people should be free to criticize their governments without having their backgrounds questioned or being told to leave the country. Continue reading →

The vote showed that so far, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has been successful in her effort to prevent a Democratic stampede toward impeachment before additional evidence is developed that could win over a public that has so far been skeptical about ousting Trump. Continue reading →

Bo Bichette looked the part of a major leaguer when he stepped to the plate at Sahlen Field for batting practice this week. Continue reading →

In an interview with Global News’ Jackson Proskow shortly after testifying at a hearing before the U.S. House subcommittee on aviation, Paul Njoroge called Boeing’s announcement a “total gaffe.” Continue reading →

With only a few days left in power, the 62-year-old May railed against the coarsening of politics in what her audience took to be words aimed at Britain’s probable next leader Boris Johnson or U.S. President Donald Trump. Continue reading →

“It’s hard to talk about the kinds of sex you want to have and how to prevent passing an STI, but we need to start practising.” Continue reading →