North Korea leader Kim Jong Un was on a train Sunday to Vietnam for his second summit with President Donald Trump, state media confirmed. Continue reading →

“Canada is deeply concerned by the acts of violence allegedly perpetrated by the Maduro regime, designed to block the entry of relief items from neighbouring countries,” read the statement. Continue reading →

The attorney general of B.C. alleged in a statement of claim that the Preserving Canada’s Economic Prosperity Act was meant to counteract steps taken by B.C. in its opposition to the Trans Mountain pipeline project. Continue reading →

“I can’t bear it anymore. We can’t keep putting up with Colombian territory being used for attacks against Venezuela,” Maduro said in a speech. Continue reading →

“Caregivers provide care to families in Canada that need it, and it’s time for Canada to care for them in return,” said Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen. Continue reading →

Kelly, who has never held elected office, is the first Democrat to enter the 2020 race in Arizona. Continue reading →

The comment, made at a controversial pro-pipeline rally, prompted outcry from several people who likened it to inciting violence. Continue reading →

Special counsel Robert Mueller’s team argued that there are “many aggravating sentencing factors and no warranted mitigating factors” in Manafort’s conduct. Continue reading →

Woven through thousands of court papers, the special counsel has made his public report. Continue reading →

The children have become unintended victims of U.S. sanctions against companies tied to the embattled government of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro. Continue reading →