Conor McGregor appeared to announce his retirement on Twitter Monday night. Continue reading →

The death comes just days after news that two survivors of the Parkland, Fla., high school shooting also died by apparent suicides. Continue reading →

Facebook and YouTube incited violence by allowing footage of the Christchurch shooting to be livestreamed, the group alleges. Continue reading →

“I feel so great and I feel like I’m free,” she said after arriving at Toronto’s Pearson International Airport. Continue reading →

Huawei has been facing mounting scrutiny, led by the United States, amid worries its equipment could be used by Beijing for spying. Continue reading →

The Reimann family will donate $11 million from a fortune they amassed through owning Krispy Kreme, Keurig, Panera Bread and other brands. Continue reading →

British lawmakers wrested control of the parliamentary agenda from the government for a day in a highly unusual bid to find a way through the Brexit impasse after Prime Minister Theresa May’s EU divorce deal was rejected again. Continue reading →

About 1.85 million people have now been affected by Cyclone Idai and its aftermath in Mozambique alone, U.N. humanitarian agency OCHA said on Tuesday, as aid workers raced to fathom the scale of the disaster and determine what help is most urgently needed. Continue reading →

Although you may not realize it, the effort that goes into these attempts at humour is nothing to laugh at. It takes time, research, and proper planning to make a prank, or even a joke, work. Continue reading →

The Gaza border region was quiet but tense on Tuesday morning after a night of heavy fire as Israeli aircraft bombed targets across the Gaza Strip. Continue reading →

Canadian peacekeepers were called upon to evacuate several wounded French soldiers in Mali earlier this month after their patrol was ambushed while hunting for militants along the border with Niger. Continue reading →

The Ethiopian Airlines crash, which involved a Boeing 737 MAX 8, happened on March 10. Continue reading →

Conor McGregor appeared to announce his retirement on Twitter Monday night. Continue reading →

Facebook and YouTube incited violence by allowing footage of the Christchurch shooting to be livestreamed, the group alleges. Continue reading →

Mitch McConnell said it’s not “unreasonable” to give the Justice Department time after Robert Mueller submitted his report there. Continue reading →

George Papadopoulos served a 12-day jail sentence after pleading guilty to lying to FBI investigators. Continue reading →

The border wall money will help to install roads and lighting. Continue reading →

NASA says it has cancelled what was set to be the first ever all-female spacewalk due to a shortage of appropriately sized spacesuit outerwear. Continue reading →

Athletic coaches charged in a sweeping college admissions scam pleaded not guilty Monday to taking bribes from wealthy parents in exchange for helping students get into elite universities. Continue reading →

“It’s steep, it’s elegant, it’s all the things that you want. It’s this blue streak going into the sky.” Continue reading →

The leading Senate Republican said he would ask Attorney General William Barr to appoint a special counsel to probe whether U.S. law enforcement officials made missteps in their investigation. Continue reading →

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Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland is warning that Canada’s support for the updated North American trade pact may hinge on the U.S. lifting tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum. Continue reading →

Bertrand Charest was found guilty in June 2017 of 37 of the 57 sex-related charges he faced involving nine of the 12 women who had accused him of crimes that occurred more than 20 years ago. Continue reading →

The Canadian government said it does not recognize permanent Israeli control of the Golan Heights hours after President Donald Trump signed a decree recognizing the region as Israeli territory. Continue reading →

In his first broadcast interview, a man — whose identity Global News agreed not to reveal — said he still struggles mentally after he was nearly strangled to death by the convicted serial killer. Continue reading →