“If this Court were to prevent Mr. Trump from engaging in this type of ‘rhetorical hyperbole’ against a political adversary, it would significantly hamper the office of the President,” the judge wrote. Continue reading →

D’Arreion Toles was returning home to his apartment when a woman, who was not named, blocked him from entering the building. Continue reading →

The crash reportedly occurred in the 3000 block of Old Almonte Rd., between Howie Road and Beavertail Road, just outside of Stittsville in Ottawa’s west end. Continue reading →

From dried bud to oils, here’s a rundown of what will be legal to purchase and consume Oct. 17. Continue reading →

On Monday, the breakfast talk show host tweeted a photo of the James Bond star carrying his daughter in what Morgan referred to as a “papoose.” Continue reading →

‘In this photo, if you look carefully you can see my shadow silhouetted in the dust and smoke of the venue over the audience,’ Bryan Adams writes in the caption. Continue reading →

U.S. President Donald Trump is lashing out at Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren after she released the results of her DNA test results. Continue reading →

Pride Toronto said the decision to allow Toronto police to participate in the 2019 parade was made following a period of “co-operation and collaboration.” Continue reading →

The crash reportedly occurred in the 3000 block of Old Almonte Rd., between Howie Road and Beavertail Road, just outside of Stittsville in Ottawa’s west end. Continue reading →

Senators goalie Craig Anderson kicked out 37 shots and got goals from rookies Maxime Lajoie and Brady Tkachuk en route to a 4-1 win over the Dallas Stars Monday night. Continue reading →

The Chicago-based company is recalling products under its Ensure Plus, Jevity and TwoCal brands, among others. Continue reading →

The report was a rare move by the ruling Communist Party to publicly outline what it is trying to achieve with what former detainees have characterized as political indoctrination camps where they are forced to denounce Islam and profess loyalty to the party. Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s self-proclaimed feminist government could and should be doing more to address gender-specific challenges faced by female refugees affected by wars and displacement. Continue reading →

Will the U.S. ban Canadians for life for legal marijuana use in Canada? “It would be good to know,” one U.S. immigration lawyer says. Continue reading →

With the legalization of recreational cannabis just days away, Global News sat down with Brad Rogers, president of CannTrust, to get his thoughts on legalization and the future of cannabis in Canada and around the world. Continue reading →

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo met Saudi Arabia’s King Salman on Tuesday to discuss the disappearance of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, as Turkish police prepared to search the Saudi consul’s residence in Istanbul in a widening probe. Continue reading →

From dried bud to oils, here’s a rundown of what will be legal to purchase and consume Oct. 17. Continue reading →

There is still a one-in-four chance Britain and the European Union part ways in less than six months without reaching a deal, according to a Reuters poll Continue reading →

Four forensic vehicles arrived outside the consulate and took away soil samples as well as a metal door from the garden, the Reuters witness said. Continue reading →

“Australia should be open-minded to [moving the embassy] and I am open-minded to [it] and our government is open-minded to [it],” Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison told reporters. Continue reading →

The company said it removed 13 pages and 10 accounts that reached up to 1.35-million people, saying they discovered they were linked to Myanmar’s military. Continue reading →

“She said that there were problems in her marriage and that things had escalated to the point she felt unsafe,” said a witness. Continue reading →

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“If this Court were to prevent Mr. Trump from engaging in this type of ‘rhetorical hyperbole’ against a political adversary, it would significantly hamper the office of the President,” the judge wrote. Continue reading →

The statements took aim at international governments and news organizations, accusing them of undermining Saudi Arabia’s reputation without evidence and warning them against violating Saudi sovereignty. Continue reading →

It turns out a lot of people want to dress up like a Kardashian. Continue reading →