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Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Has it been four years yet?
"My dog gets a raw egg in his supper every night. I bet Americans can’t afford to do that."
The Kendrick Lamar memes will sustain me for the rest of the month.
WARNING: This story contains offensive language.Shopify, the Ottawa-headquartered e-commerce platform, has taken down Kanye West's merchandise website Yeezy.com, which had been selling a $30 T-shirt emblazoned with a swastika since the weekend."All merchants are responsible for following the rules of our platform," a Shopify spokesperson told CBC News on Tuesday."This merchant did not engage in authentic commerce practices and violated our terms so we removed them from Shopify." As of Tuesday mo
President Touadéra says it could "unite people" but many have lost money on similar investments.
Critics mocked the president for seemingly speaking about himself without even realizing it.
Trevor Hughes had just returned home from work and just wanted to go inside and sleep but couldn't park because a man was blocking his driveway, police allege
“Those of use who live in the real world — not the ideological, crazy world — we know it’s just hyperbole."
It's a renaming free-for-all.
MSNBC host Joe Scarborough isn’t letting go of the theory that President Donald Trump’s Gaza comments are a “smokescreen” for something more sinister. The Morning Joe panel was discussing Trump doubling down on his potentially illegal plans for the embattled region when host Scarborough suggested something murky is going on behind closed doors. “Again, I think we were talking in the break about Gaza. So much of that I still think is a smoke screen for something else. I could be completely wrong.
The White House press secretary was mocked for her Trump-defending goof.
STORY: With President Donald Trump targeting steel and aluminum, here's a breakdown of where the U.S. gets those metals.:: Steel Roughly a quarter of all steel in the U.S. is imported from neighbors Mexico and Canada or overseas allies like Japan, Germany and South Korea. Canada and Mexico accounted for almost 40% of U.S. steel imports in 2024.6.6 million net tons of steel mill products were imported from Canada and 3.5 million came from Mexico, according to U.S. Census Bureau data via the American Iron and Steel Institute. Brazil was the second-largest source of steel imports to the U.S. last year.:: Shanghai, ChinaWhile China is the world’s largest steel producer and exporter, very little of that is sent to the U.S.Most Chinese steel was shut out of the market when 25% tariffs were imposed in 2018. :: Aluminum Roughly half of all aluminum used in the U.S. is imported, with the vast majority coming from Canada. At 3.2 million metric tons last year, Canadian imports were twice the next nine countries combined, according to the U.S. Department of Commerce. The next largest sources of imports are the United Arab Emirates at around 347,000 metric tons and China at around 223,000 metric tons.The U.S. aluminum smelting industry is small by global standards. Total smelter capacity in the country was just 1.7% of the global total, according to the U.S. geological survey.
President Trump has turned Canada into a punching bag. In response, a Canadian boycott on U.S. goods is gaining ground.
The ABC host was blown away by Kendrick Lamar's halftime show The post ‘The View’: Ana Navarro Predicts Trump Executive Order ‘Banning Black People From Halftime’ After Super Bowl LIX appeared first on TheWrap.
Tony Battista, a retired Canadian Armed Forces colonel, says while the military relationship between the U.S. and Canada has been incredible, it has also been 'lopsided,' noting that Canada has not 'kept up to our part of the bargain.'
Investors are losing confidence as Tesla battles falling sales, political controversies, and Musk's latest billion-dollar distraction.
Protesters chant ‘DEI’ in apparent reference to ban enacted by Hegseth on some books in defense department schools
Lauren Boebert’s complicated private life got even more interesting Tuesday, after it was reported that the 38-year-old congresswoman got into a taxi with fellow right-wing firebrand Kid Rock, 54, at 2:30 a.m. on the night of the inauguration. TMZ had previously revealed that the two enthusiastic advocates of President Donald Trump and the Second Amendment were partying together at one of the inaugural bashes, with a source saying: “Lauren was totally transfixed by the rock star, yapping away, d
An explosive report by the Washington Post alleges that the Trump’s administration is weeding out candidates for top intelligence and law enforcement jobs by asking if the Jan. 6 Capitol riot was an “inside job” and if the 2020 election was “stolen.” Those looking to apply to top national security positions with the administration are allegedly facing additional questions that test their loyalty to Trump. These questions seem quite tailored to determine candidates’ inclinations on the president’
CNN’s data analyst Harry Enten has been left stunned by President Donald Trump’s high approval ratings in his second stint at the White House. The senior data reporter noticed that Trump’s approval numbers for his first three weeks were much higher than those during his first term, the New York Post reported. “Whoa, whoa, whoa! Entire first term. Just 11 days, Donald Trump had a net positive approval rating” during his first term, Enten said during a segment of Monday’s CNN News Central with co-