A new deployment of federal agents arrived in Charlotte, North Carolina, on Saturday as part of President Donald Trump’s expanding immigration enforcement campaign, marking the latest push to carry out large-scale arrests in Democratic-led cities. Read More

The euphoria surrounding Labubu toys is starting to resemble the boom-and-bust cycle that ended in the collapse of Beanie Babies in the 1990s, a warning sign for investors, a bearish analyst says. Read More

Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene said President Donald Trump is putting her life in danger with a social post calling her a traitor to the Republican Party amid a falling-out centred on government files on the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Read More

The words “Kill the Jews” were found scrawled inside a building at Concordia University in Montreal over the weekend, marking the latest antisemitic incident in Canada. Read More

Accused of being biased by some and defended as a champion of impartiality by others, the BBC is once again the subject of a thorny debate about the role of a publicly funded broadcaster in an increasingly polarized landscape. Read More

Jerusalem will not allow a Palestinian state in Judea, Samaria and Gaza, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday, rejecting a U.S.-backed statement calling for a “pathway” for creating “Palestine.” Read More

Prime Minister Mark Carney rolled out a second wave of “nation-building projects” on Thursday and an oil pipeline from Alberta was not on the list. Read More

A Jewish Montreal woman says she was told by a Canadian passport office employee that she could not indicate Israel as her country of birth because it is "a conflict zone." Read More

Timothy Rohan headed out from his home in Holyoke, Mass., eight years ago on an unlikely mission. Read More

Since taking office, U.S. President Donald Trump has repeatedly called out the National Guard to enforce law and order in American cities. Generally, he does so under the color of protecting federal facilities and enabling Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers to pursue undocumented immigrants in the face of sometimes violent opposition, though he also invokes the supposedly “lawless” nature of Democrat-run jurisdictions (which are, to be clear, not well-run). This way, he can argue both that his political opponents are defying the federal government and that they’re too incompetent to govern. Read More

WASHINGTON, D.C. — “Coke is it” was a popular TV ad for the famed soda back in 1982, featuring teens singing Coca-Cola’s praises around a piano. It was around that same time when the company started using high-fructose corn syrup (HFCS) instead of cane sugar in their main product — and would soon launch the flop known as “New Coke” — so a better catchphrase might have been, “Which Coke is it?” Read More

Canada’s Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, prominent this past Remembrance Day at the National War Memorial in Ottawa, is only 25 years old. The remains of an unknown soldier from the Great War were placed there on May 28, 2000; King Charles III laid a wreath on his recent visit, the day before the anniversary. Read More

Canada, a country that considers itself a global leader in mining and its associated knowledge economy, has increasingly lamented that where it once led, it now follows. Yet Canada has the opportunity to lead once more, to meet a challenge that might otherwise be economically and materially existential. Read More

Recent data from both sides of the border show that Canadians are travelling to the U.S. in much smaller numbers, thanks to an ongoing trade war, U.S. President Donald Trump's talk of annexation, more intrusive border crossing requirements and a weak Canadian dollar. Read More

Re: Jewish TMU student says Toronto event disrupted by anti-Israel protesters was a nightmare — Courtney Greenberg, Nov. 6 Read More

It’s not a bad gig for a former teacher. Gerry Dee is about to release his first standup special on Netflix, bringing the dry observational wit he’s known for in Canada to a global audience. Read More

An unusually strong storm drenching Los Angeles and the greater Southern California area brought continued moderate to high risk of flash flooding, mudslides and dangerous winds to fire-scarred neighbourhoods through Saturday. Read More

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday he would sue the BBC for up to $5 billion, after the British broadcaster apologized but said it would not pay damages for a misleading speech edit. Read More

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has announced an overhaul of state-owned energy companies, after a corruption scandal at the heart of a sector battered by Russian attacks sparked a public outrcy. Read More

China advised its citizens to avoid traveling to Japan in the near term, prompting Tokyo to urge Beijing to temper its response to a spat between the two countries that was sparked by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s comments on Taiwan. Read More

President Donald Trump called on the Justice Department on Friday to examine the relationships between deceased sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and several prominent Democrats, including former president Bill Clinton, and Attorney General Pam Bondi quickly tapped federal prosecutors in Manhattan to take on the job. Read More

BOGOTA, Colombia – Colombian President Gustavo Petro has a bold proposal in response to the United States’ mounting military presence in the Caribbean: A union between Colombia and Venezuela. Read More

Raphael Lemkin coined the very word “genocide,” but his legacy is now at the centre of a bitter fight over that term: Family members and Jewish leaders say the American institute bearing his name is betraying everything he stood for — by turning the charge of genocide against Israel itself. Read More

A Cold War KGB agent deemed "inadmissible to Canada on security grounds" has won another shot at staying in this country. Read More