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It's all about Russia and China's "common understanding of what needs to be done," according to a top Moscow official.
- France 24
In clash with Netanyahu, Macron says Israel PM 'mustn't forget his country created by UN decision'
Referring to the resolution adopted in November 1947 by the United Nations General Assembly on the plan to partition Palestine into a Jewish state and an Arab state, Macron warned Israel’s prime minister not to forget that “his country was created by a UN decision”, a few days after the Israeli ambassador to France was summoned, and Israel repeatedly fired on UN peacekeepers. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should not forget his country was created as a result of a resolution adopted b
- The Canadian Press
Hereditary nobles have sat in Britain's Parliament for centuries. Their time may be up
LONDON (AP) — Like his ancestors for centuries, the Earl of Devon serves in Parliament, helping to make the laws of the land. But not for much longer.
- Business Insider
Elon Musk says he will take legal action after California officials cited his politics when rejecting SpaceX launches
The California Coastal Commission denied a request to allow SpaceX to increase its number of launches at Vandenberg Space Force Base to 50 a year.
- Kansas City Star
Police officer threatened ‘punch in the face’ after arrest at Lake of the Ozarks | Opinion
Mason Murphy won at the U.S. Supreme Court after officials started with a target and went looking for a crime. | Opinion
- The Hill
Tillis warns conservatives’ ‘unwise’ reforms would ‘weaken’ Senate GOP
North Carolina Sen. Thom Tillis (R) circulated a “Dear Colleague” letter Tuesday warning that some of the reforms being pushed by Senate conservatives would only weaken the next Senate Republican leader and cause the same chaos that is plaguing the House Republican majority. Tillis released his letter in response to a list of procedural reforms…
- The Canadian Press
Allegations of murder, extortion, coercion by India spark diplomatic retaliations
OTTAWA — Accusations of widespread murder, extortion and coercion across Canada linked to agents of the government of India sparked an escalation of already strained diplomatic tensions Monday, as each country expelled six diplomats.
- CNN
Suspect arrested after reports of threats toward FEMA operations in North Carolina
Aid to several communities impacted by Hurricane Helene was temporarily paused in parts of North Carolina over the weekend due to reports of threats against Federal Emergency Management Agency responders, amid a backdrop of misinformation about responses to recent storms.
- The Canadian Press
Canada-India dispute over assassination allegations could impact Modi's global ambitions
NEW DELHI (AP) — A diplomatic row that has strained bilateral relations between India and Canada for over a year has boiled over as the countries expelled each other’s top diplomats over the killing of a Sikh activist in Canada and allegations of other crimes there.
- The Canadian Press
Florida government finds fault with abortion ballot measure over ads and petitions
Florida's government is finding fault on multiple fronts with an abortion rights ballot measure that Gov. Ron DeSantis opposes.
- The Canadian Press
Supreme Court opens door to Texas online journalist's lawsuit over her 2017 arrest
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered a federal appeals court to take a new look at the lawsuit filed by a Texas-based online citizen journalist who said she was wrongly arrested in a case that drew attention from national media organizations and free speech advocates.
- The Hill
Committee investigating Indian assassination plot meeting officials in Washington
An Indian government committee investigating Indian involvement in a foiled murder plot against a prominent activist in New York City will meet U.S. officials in Washington this week, the State Department announced. The announcement comes following the Biden administration’s push for the Indian government to look into the alleged involvement of an Indian government employee…
- Associated Press
Supreme Court tosses out decision letting 18-year-olds carry guns during emergencies in Pennsylvania
The Supreme Court on Tuesday tossed out a decision allowing 18-year-olds to openly carry guns during emergencies in Pennsylvania. It lets stand a ban on people aged 18 to 20 carrying guns in public during a declared state of emergency. The case comes amid major shifts in the firearm legal landscape following an influential Supreme Court decision in 2022 that expanded gun rights.
- CNN
As Harris makes case for presidency, her record as prosecutor draws fresh scrutiny
When Kamala Harris famously refused to seek the death penalty against a young gang member accused of killing a cop two decades ago, she said then that her opposition to capital punishment was well-reasoned and absolute.
- The Canadian Press
In the news today: Canada spat leads India newspapers, inflation report due
Here is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up to speed...
- CNN
Supreme Court leaves in place Pennsylvania law barring people under 21 from carrying guns
The Supreme Court on Tuesday overturned a lower court ruling from Pennsylvania that allowed residents under 21 to carry firearms in public, though the justices declined for now to hear arguments in the case themselves.
- CBC
Trudeau accuses India of supporting violent crimes in Canada
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the Indian government has made a "fundamental error" as he accused it of supporting a campaign of violence against Canadians on Canadian soil.
- Bloomberg
Israel Says It's Listening to the US About Its Planned Retaliation Against Iran
Israel said it is listening to US misgivings about its planned counter-strike against Iran but will act based on its own assessments, following a Washington Post report suggesting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could spare Tehran's nuclear and energy facilities from any immediate reprisal. Bloomberg's Joumanna Bercetche reports.
- CBC
Public servant who helped forge Canada's anti-tobacco efforts dies at 77
A federal public servant who became an ardent anti-tobacco advocate is being remembered for his role in helping Canada and other parts of the world in their efforts to curb smoking. Neil Collishaw died at his home in Ottawa this past Thursday after a fight with bladder cancer, according to his family. He was 77. Collishaw's contributions spanned his time as a bureaucrat at Health Canada to his later years as research director for the Ottawa-based non-profit Physicians for a Smoke-Free Canada.The
- United Press International
Diplomats expelled as Canada accuses India of engaging in 'serious' crime
A diplomatic situation involving "serious criminal activity" by India's diplomats has forced the Royal Canadian Mounted Police to break protocol and speak publicly about ongoing threats to Canada, officials said Monday.