The new restrictions come just as President Trump’s previous travel ban, which applied to six Muslim-majority countries, expires. Continue reading →

The parliamentary secretary to Canada’s Minister of Public Safety says Canadians who have used marijuana legally at home should “be honest and tell the truth” when they show up at the U.S. border next year. Continue reading →

Your Sunday Night Football just got extra political. Continue reading →

The treaty requires all countries that eventually ratify it not to develop, test, produce, manufacture, otherwise acquire nuclear weapons. Continue reading →

Target Corp. is raising its minimum hourly wage for its workers to $11 starting next month and then to $15 by the end of 2020 in a move it says will help it better recruit and retain top-quality staff and provide a better shopping experience for its customers. Continue reading →

From the executive producer of ‘Homeland’ comes ‘The Brave,’ a series focusing on a group of elite undercover military soldiers. Continue reading →

A person with firearms near the White House was arrested Sunday, according to the U.S. Secret Service. Continue reading →

In a series of tweets Monday, Trump praised the car-racing league for not protesting during the national anthem ahead of a race at New Hampshire Motorspeedway. Continue reading →

Iraq’s eight million Kurds are going to the polls today to decide whether to separate from Iraq. Continue reading →

The president implores NFL owners to “get that son of a bitch off the field,” rankling a league where the majority of players are black and many of them grew up in tough neighborhoods, raised by strong women. Continue reading →

The precarious shape of the island’s medical facilities is adding to the misery and devastation of this U.S. territory, whose 3.4 million residents are American citizens. Continue reading →

The new restrictions come just as President Trump’s previous travel ban, which applied to six Muslim-majority countries, expires. Continue reading →

The prince met with dozens of high-achieving Canadian youth at the Fairmount Royal York hotel. Continue reading →

The riot involved over 160 inmates and broke out around midday Sunday. Continue reading →

Symptoms can include chest pain, nausea, dizziness, chills or a fear of dying or losing control. Continue reading →

Other senior Trump aides, including former chief of staff Reince Priebus, former chief strategist Steve Bannon and economic adviser Gary Cohn, were also reported to have used private email accounts. Continue reading →

Slashing has become such a regular element in NHL games that it necessitated 791 minor penalties last season with countless more going uncalled. Continue reading →

Trade experts say the sluggish tempo of the talks mean it is doubtful whether Canada, Mexico and the U.S. can come to a deal on schedule. Continue reading →

President Donald Trump is expected to announce new restrictions on travel to the United States as his ban on visitors from six Muslim-majority countries expires Sunday, 90 days after it went into effect. Continue reading →

The shooter, described as a man in his 20s, walked into the Burnette Chapel Church of Christ wearing a ski mask and opened fire. Continue reading →

Five days after the deadly magnitude 7.1 earthquake, the hulking wreckage of what used to be a seven-story office building is essentially the last hope: one of just two sites left where searchers believe they may still find someone trapped alive in Mexico City. Continue reading →

The 36-year-old slugger signed a one-year deal with Toronto prior to the 2017 season that includes a mutual option for 2018. The option is unlikely to be picked up after a rough season that saw a large dip in Bautista’s production at the plate. Continue reading →

Your Sunday Night Football just got extra political. Continue reading →

Transport Minister Marc Garneau and Quebec International Relations Minister Christine St-Pierre say WADA has decided not to hold an open bidding process to select a new host city after its agreement with Montreal runs out in 2021. Continue reading →

The parliamentary secretary to Canada’s Minister of Public Safety says Canadians who have used marijuana legally at home should “be honest and tell the truth” when they show up at the U.S. border next year. Continue reading →