The Area 51 raid played out like a meme come to life on Friday morning, as dozens gathered outside the gate in Nevada. Continue reading →

The Liberals described the pledge as one to “ban all military-style assault rifles, including the AR-15.” Continue reading →

Footage posted on social media on Friday afternoon shows the vehicle hitting several kiosks. Continue reading →

Polycystic ovarian syndrome affects around one in 10 women, but doctors say it’s often misunderstood. Continue reading →

Toronto Blue Jays (63-91, fourth in the AL East) vs. New York Yankees (100-55, first in the AL East) Continue reading →

The move by U.S. officials could make it easier for both Apple and small makers of gaming computers to assemble devices in the United States by lowering the costs of importing parts. Continue reading →

The men say American Airlines discriminated against them Saturday for appearing Muslim and Middle Eastern during a flight from Birmingham, Alabama, that was headed to Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport. Continue reading →

For more than a year, the world’s two largest economies have been locked in a high-stakes duel marked by Trump’s escalating penalties on Chinese goods and Beijing’s retaliatory tariffs. Continue reading →

The 140-million euro ($158 million) expedition into the ice will see 600 scientists from 19 countries, including Germany, the United States, Britain, France, Russia and China, work together in one of the most inhospitable regions of the planet. Continue reading →

It is the third team in seven months to tire of the off-field behavior that has overshadowed his accomplishments as one of the NFL’s most prolific receivers for a decade. Continue reading →

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Over the last three months, the agency responsible for running national elections has spent more than $150,000 on advertisements on Facebook, about half of that coming since the beginning of the writ period on Sept. 11. Continue reading →

The Pentagon said the deployment would involve a moderate number of troops and would be primarily defensive in nature. Continue reading →

Congress has been debating a privacy law that could sharply rein in the ability of companies like Facebook, Google, Amazon and Apple to collect and make money off users’ personal data. Continue reading →

Just two goaltenders were concussed in 2016-17, missing a total of 15 games, but over the past two seasons, 14 different goalies missed a total of 276 games with a concussion or head injury caused by everything from elbows and knees to pucks off their helmets. Continue reading →

Trudeau announced his gun control policy Friday in Greektown, not far from the site of the shooting. Continue reading →

It’s the latest effort by President Donald Trump’s administration to force asylum-seekers in Central America to seek refuge outside the United States. Continue reading →

The U.S. president’s move could increase uncertainty for Canada’s auto industry, according to experts. Continue reading →

New Brunswick’s provincial government is working to attract and retain more newcomers. Continue reading →

The apps, which were made by about 400 developers, were suspended after an investigation looking into apps that accessed users’ data. Facebook says the investigation is ongoing and it has looked at millions of apps so far. Continue reading →

The Greens’ national transportation strategy puts rail at the centre, with light rail and electric bus connections. Continue reading →

‘Memories’ is the Adam Levine-fronted band’s first single since 2018’s ‘Girls Like You,’ which featured Cardi B. Continue reading →

Footage posted on social media on Friday afternoon shows the vehicle hitting several kiosks. Continue reading →

The New Democrats are proposing to spend $10 billion a year to ensure that all necessary medication and medical devices are free at the point of care starting in 2020. Continue reading →

Images of Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau in blackface and brownface have tarnished Canada’s international reputation and he should have confronted them long ago, former Ontario premier Kathleen Wynne said on Friday. Continue reading →

Police are looking for a Houston-area man who allegedly tried to get divorced without telling his wife. Continue reading →