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Officials rescue dozens of rafters on flooded river in Pennsylvania
Water rescue crews in Pennsylvania pulled at least 30 people out of a flooded river on Monday evening during heavy rains in the region. Continue reading
Man suspected of setting California wildfire allegedly told firefighters ‘this place is going to burn’
A 51-year-old man was arrested in California in connection with a wildfire that has burned 6,200 acres, and is accused of saying, “This place will burn,” in a text message. Continue reading
Canada delays deportation of Saudi Arabian man after letter from UN Human Rights Committee
The UN Human Rights Committee has requested that Canada stay the deportation of a man to Saudi Arabia. Continue reading
Trump’s legal team rejects Mueller interview offer, counters with smaller scope: report
U.S. President Donald Trump’s legal team has rejected a request for an interview with special counsel Robert Mueller, the New York Times reports. Continue reading
U.S. couple killed by ISIS in Tajikistan were on dream cycling vacation
The couple is being remembered for their “openness to new people and places” and their “quest for a better understanding of the world. “ Continue reading
Saudi Arabia cancels educational exchange programs after spat with Canada
Saudi Arabia has suspended an educational exchange program with Canada, according to foreign media reports. Continue reading
From ketchup packets to coffee cups: Products that could use a ‘sustainable’ makeover
What are some everyday items that could use a “sustainable makeover”? Continue reading
Canadian radio telescope records mysterious low-frequency bursts from outside our galaxy
A radio telescope in B.C. has picked up a handful of signals from a far-off place in outer space. Continue reading
Canada’s oil industry led economic growth in May — but will it continue?
Oil has been moving up steadily in the past year, reaching prices not seen since 2014, offering more reprieve to the beleaguered market. Continue reading
Donald Trump says you need photo ID to buy groceries — and he’s wrong
U.S. president Donald Trump has falsely claimed you need to show photo identification to buy groceries his country. Continue reading
Facebook cuts off access to data for hundreds of thousands of ‘inactive’ apps
As it reels from the data scandal that helped lower its stock price and people’s opinions of it, Facebook is taking steps to limit the amount of applications that can see your personal data. Continue reading
Alleged Paris street harasser caught on camera punching victim in the face
Security camera footage shows a man hitting a woman in the face during a confrontation on the streets of Paris. Continue reading
EpiPen shortage to continue into August, Health Canada warns
Health Canada is warning Canadians that the adult dose of the EpiPen is expected to be in limited supply at pharmacies until August 31. Continue reading
Polar bear killed after attacking cruise ship guard during tourist expedition in Norway
Critics say the bear was only acting like a bear, and didn’t deserve to die. Continue reading
Donald Trump threatens to ‘shut down’ government if Democrats don’t vote for border wall
U.S. President Donald Trump said he’s “willing to” shut down the government if he doesn’t get the votes he needs on border security. Continue reading
