‘We all love you, Beth. See you on the other side,’ Duane (Dog) Chapman tweeted. Continue reading →

For the first time, Canada has placed two neo-Nazi groups on its list of outlawed terrorist organizations. Continue reading →

Sonamjeet Narwan said another Air Canada passenger called her a “9/11 bloodsucker.” Continue reading →

Sgt. Hugues Beaulieu of the Quebec provincial police said mechanical issues with the RV were likely to blame for the crash. Continue reading →

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The former longtime gynecologist at the University of Southern California was charged Wednesday with sexually assaulting 16 women at the student health centre. Continue reading →

The sweeping 84-8 vote came less than 24 hours after the Democratic-controlled House approved a similar measure backed by liberals. Continue reading →

“Please liberate Hong Kong.” Continue reading →

Facebook, like other social media companies, does not have a specific policy against deepfakes, whose potential threat has emerged only in the last couple of years. Continue reading →

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A spokesperson for the short-haul airline said in a statement that delays and cancellations are expected, though some flights are still operating. Continue reading →

The report also says in order to avoid “dangerous climate change,” G20 governments “must commit to rapidly ending their support for coal.” Continue reading →

Ten candidates will participate in the two-hour debate on Wednesday. Continue reading →

Bill 21 prohibits some civil servants from wearing religious symbols while at work. Continue reading →

Almost a week after an inconsolable 7-year-old girl called her dad, sobbing, from inside a Texas Border Patrol station, the father says he still hasn’t been able to see her. Continue reading →

“China is a very important market for Canadian producers,” the Canadian Pork Council said in a statement. Continue reading →

Buckingham Palace and Westminster Abbey, the pubs and the double-decker buses, there’s plenty to see in London. Continue reading →

Host Tamara Khandaker speaks with Neal Rothschild of Axios about the decline of the Trump bump in media coverage and also previews the first Democratic debate. Continue reading →

The risk was discovered during a simulator test last week, sources with knowledge of the matter told Reuters. Continue reading →

Visitors to r/The_Donald on Reddit see a warning page explaining that the subreddit has been “quarantined” over “significant issues with reporting and addressing violations” of the site’s content policy. Continue reading →

A food industry expert says the ban on agricultural products will continue unless the diplomatic issue involving the arrest of Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou is resolved. Continue reading →

Experts are already seeing patterns with the types of jobs gen-Zers navigate towards when they enter the workforce. Continue reading →

The bodies of the man and child — her arm draped around his neck suggesting she clung to him in her final moments — was discovered in morning on the bank of the Rio Grande. Continue reading →

The Buffalo Wild Wings location in Los Angeles where the incident happened closed over the weekend for cleaning and sanitization. Continue reading →

Sonamjeet Narwan said another Air Canada passenger called her a “9/11 bloodsucker.” Continue reading →