The charges come weeks after Lifetime documentary series, ‘Surviving R. Kelly,’ took a close look at old sexual misconduct allegations. Continue reading →

An Ontario man who travelled to Syria to join an al-Qaida faction is being released from prison less than two years after pleading guilty. Continue reading →

The New Jersey Senate’s bill focused on Donald Trump’s tax returns now goes to the governor. Continue reading →

The allegations have not been proven in court, and the Prime Minister’s Office did not respond to a request for comment. Continue reading →

The delivery of Robert Mueller’s report to the Justice Department was not immediately clear. Continue reading →

R&B star R. Kelly has been dogged for years by allegations that he sexually abused women and underage girls. He and his attorneys have repeatedly denied allegations of sexual misconduct. Continue reading →

Trump raised the possibility that the U.S. will drop criminal charges against Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei, saying the issue would be discussed with Attorney General Bill Barr and U.S. attorneys. Continue reading →

Most critically, this time, prosecutors seem to have victims willing to co-operate. If convicted, the Grammy Award-winning singer could be sentenced to up to 70 years behind bars. Continue reading →

Michael Avenatti said Kelly’s alleged abuse of underage girls occurred while agents, managers and attorneys “looked the other way” for more than two decades. Continue reading →

In an interview with Rob Breakenridge, Kristin Raworth says she and her co-accuser are willing to waive their privacy in order to see the third-party investigation and report into Kent Hehr’s conduct. Continue reading →

U.S. President Donald Trump said in a tweet Friday night that U.S. Ambassador to Canada Kelly Knight Craft is being nominated to replace Nikki Haley as the ambassador to the United Nations.  Continue reading →

There’s a thriving black market in child Presto cards. It’s not surprising: they look the same as the adult ones, but are good for years of free transit. Continue reading →

Ontario Premier Doug Ford, Saskatchewan’s Scott Moe and Blaine Higgs from New Brunswick urged federal governments to end American tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. Continue reading →

The United States will leave about 400 U.S. troops split between two different regions of Syria, a senior administration official said on Friday, a reversal by President Donald Trump that could pave the way for U.S. allies to keep troops in Syria. Continue reading →

The government continues to promote a student exchange program, which has a final application deadline of next Friday, even though it has elevated its travel advisory to China with a warning that Canadians are at “risk of arbitrary enforcement of local laws.” Continue reading →

Another Celine Dion biopic is in the works. Continue reading →

A Virgin Galactic rocket plane on Friday soared to the edge of space with a test passenger for the first time, nudging Branson’s company closer to its goal of suborbital flights for space tourists. Continue reading →

Actress Tamera Mowry recently sipped on some of her twin sister’s breast milk in the hopes that it would help kick a lingering cold. Continue reading →

Offset is the last of the Migos rappers to release a solo album. ‘Father of 4’ features 16 tracks. Continue reading →

Gilbert Mirambeau Jr. became part of a loose coalition of leaders and activists involved in organizing a series of protests Continue reading →

David and Louise Turpin pleaded guilty Friday in Riverside County Superior Court to 14 counts that included abusing minor and adult children and imprisoning them in their house that appeared to be neatly kept from the outside in a modest subdivision. Continue reading →

A look at how government-funded autism therapy across Canada. Continue reading →

The charges come weeks after Lifetime documentary series, ‘Surviving R. Kelly,’ took a close look at old sexual misconduct allegations. Continue reading →

It is absurd for Canada’s chief bureaucrat to engage in assassination speculation and fear-mongering ahead of a federal election campaign, Roy Green says. Continue reading →

Trudeau denies a Feb. 7 report in the Globe and Mail that officials exerted undue pressure last year on Wilson-Raybould to help SNC-Lavalin Group Inc. avoid a trial on charges of bribing Libyan officials and to pay a fine instead. Continue reading →