The Democratic chairmen of two House committees pledged Friday to investigate a report that U.S. President Donald Trump directed his personal attorney Michael Cohen to lie to Congress. Continue reading →

Canada’s government is not providing B.C.’s government with information on organized crime money-laundering, a B.C. minister says. Continue reading →

A former Miami hotel worker has been awarded more than $28 million after her boss repeatedly attempted to make her work Sundays despite her religious beliefs. Continue reading →

U.S. President Donald Trump invoked the migrant caravan on Twitter o Friday morning to talk about border security as the government shutdown continues into its 28th day. Continue reading →

The case comes as a range of Western countries have either taken steps or said they are considering measures to limit access of Huawei to their markets. Continue reading →

China’s ambassador to Canada issued the threat on Thursday as relations between the two nations continued to deteriorate. Continue reading →

Paramedics put the man, who suffered burns over 30 percent of his body, into an induced coma before taking him to hospital. Continue reading →

Two shark researchers who came face-to-face with what could be one of the largest great whites ever recorded are using their encounter as an opportunity to push for legislation that would protect sharks in Hawaii. Continue reading →

“It was an astonishing escape for everyone,” said Roy Warne, 75, who pulled Prince Philip from the wreckage. Continue reading →

A judge is expected to sentence on Friday white former Chicago police officer Jason Van Dyke after a jury found him guilty of murder last year in the 2014 shooting of black teenager Laquan McDonald. Continue reading →