A judge has ruled Friday that the White House must give back CNN reporter Jim Acosta’s press credentials. Continue reading →

A couple conspired with a homeless man on a story about him offering the last of his money when the woman’s car ran out of gas and then set up a fraudulent GoFundMe account to scam sympathizers, according to a report Wednesday. Continue reading →

Sean (Diddy) Combs and Kim Porter, a former model and occasional actress from Georgia, were a couple on-and-off from 1994 until they split for good in 2007. Continue reading →

A couple from British Columbia is spending their vacation by helping fire-affected residents in California. Continue reading →

A homeless Australian man who used a shopping trolley to help police thwart last week’s militant attack in Melbourne has been charged over a series of burglaries. Continue reading →

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The CIA’s reported conclusion contradicts the Saudi government’s assertions that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was not involved in the killing of Jamal Khashoggi. Continue reading →

The “spear phishing” attempts began on Wednesday, sending email messages purported to come from a department public affairs official. Continue reading →

Any charges against Assange could help illuminate whether Russia coordinated with the Trump campaign to sway the 2016 presidential election. Continue reading →

Democrat Stacey Abrams says she can’t win the Georgia governor’s race, effectively ending her challenge to Republican Brian Kemp. Continue reading →

Global News spoke to Caitriona Balfe about how Season 4 of ‘Outlander’ differs from past seasons as well as her upcoming movie release next summer. Continue reading →

A seasoned campaign veteran at age 36, Ayers is emerging as a leading contender to replace White House chief of staff John Kelly, whose departure has long been the subject of speculation. Continue reading →

Woodchurch High School sent a letter home with students banning several designer jacket brands in an effort to “poverty-proof” its learning environment. Continue reading →

Canada is on track to receive its highest number of refugee claims since record-keeping began nearly three decades ago, the latest data shows Continue reading →

Republicans on the House Judiciary and Oversight and Government Reform panels have argued that Justice officials were conspiring against Trump’s election. Continue reading →

The measures, expected in Finance Minister Bill Morneau’s fall economic statement Wednesday, will be designed to help journalism after years of shrinking revenues. Continue reading →

The senator declared he was a woman in an attempt to shield himself from attacks over his stance on abortion. Continue reading →

The wellness tourism industry is predicted to reach US$919 billion by 2022, growing twice as fast as the tourism industry as a whole. Continue reading →

A man cycling across the U.S. to raise money for children with cancer was struck and killed on a Mississippi highway. Continue reading →

Workers have been without a contract for a year. Continue reading →

The mayor of Leduc said the entire community is affected by the deaths of three workers in what RCMP are calling a “serious workplace accident” in an industrial area. Continue reading →

The social media giant filed a patent for an algorithm that would analyze family photos, then use the information for ad targeting. Continue reading →

Three members of cabinet are slated to attend two-day event. Continue reading →

The focus of the fall fiscal update will be on making the Canadian economy more competitive. Continue reading →

The only way one Taiwanese man can remember anything is to write it down. Continue reading →

The union representing striking Canada Post workers has confirmed that it will not take the latest offers made by Canada Post to the membership for a vote Continue reading →

Trump said the questions were “not very difficult,” and he wrote the answers mostly himself. Continue reading →