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Four Senate Races Shift Toward Democrats in 2026
Four Senate races have shifted toward Democrats according to Cook Political Report, improving the party's chances of reclaiming the Senate majority in 2026.
Canadian Support for Israel Drops, Poll Shows Complex Views
A new Leger poll shows Canadian support for Israel has dropped to 22 per cent, yet 80 per cent still back the Jewish right to a homeland and 75 per cent support Israel's right to self-defense.
NYC Mayor Mamdani Announces First City-Owned Grocery Store
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani reveals plans for the first city-owned grocery store in East Harlem, part of a five-borough initiative to combat rising food prices and food deserts.
Orban Defeated: Tisza Party Ends 16-Year Rule in Hungary
Viktor Orban's 16-year rule over Hungary has ended after Peter Magyar's Tisza party secured a two-thirds majority in parliament, marking a historic shift for Hungary and the European Union.
The Iran Conflict Is Political, Not Sectarian
The conflict with Iran is fundamentally political, not sectarian. Those framing it as a Sunni-Shiite divide fall into a trap set by Tehran to fragment societies and expand its influence across the reg
Thousands Protest in Tel Aviv, Defying Court-Ordered Limits
Thousands of protesters defied court-ordered limits in Tel Aviv on Saturday, demonstrating against the government and Iran war in the sixth consecutive week of unrest across Israel.
Swalwell Staffers 'Horrified' by Sexual Assault Allegations
More than a dozen staffers for Rep. Eric Swalwell say they are 'horrified' by sexual assault allegations against the California Democrat, calling the reported behavior 'abhorrent.'
Carney Rallies Liberals Ahead of Crucial Byelections
Prime Minister Mark Carney rallied thousands of Liberal supporters in Montreal ahead of three byelections that could deliver a majority government and extend Liberal power until 2029.
Convicted Bangladeshi Despot Still Holds ANU Honorary Degree
Twenty months after Sheikh Hasina fled Bangladesh amid atrocity allegations, ANU still hasn't revoked her honorary degree despite academic pressure and her death sentence.
Ireland Fuel Crisis Deepens as Blockades Threaten Nation's Supply
Ireland faces an unprecedented fuel crisis as blockades leave 500 stations dry. Government resumes talks with representatives while emergency services struggle to maintain operations.
Congress Questions Modi Diplomacy as Pakistan Mediates US-Iran
Congress leader Jairam Ramesh criticized the Modi government after Pakistan emerged as mediator between US and Iran, questioning India's diplomatic standing and foreign policy approach.
Israeli Strike Kills Lebanese Forces Ahead of Peace Talks
At least 13 Lebanese security personnel were killed Friday in an Israeli strike as Washington-mediated talks between Israel and Lebanon are set to begin next week.
Trump's Iran Ceasefire: Strategic Victory or Retreat?
President Trump's Iran ceasefire has divided opinion. Military officials report devastating damage to Iranian capabilities, but critics question the strategic timing of the announcement.
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