Prime Minister Mark Carney frames trade war as sovereignty dispute, vowing Canada will not subordinate national interests as September 8 tariffs threaten 00 billion in annual commerce between neighbors.
President Trump launched new strikes September 1 targeting IRGC positions as the regional conflict sparked by February's assassination shows no signs of de-escalation, straining military budgets and regional alliances.
Internal complaint reveals rushed development of barcode system to screen mail ballots, as Judge Talwani's injunction remains in effect amid legal battle over federal voter list verification.
The Department of Transportation has systematically canceled cycling infrastructure grants awarded under Biden, sparking lawsuits from cities and dividing Republicans over what qualifies as ideological spending.
Overnight attack sparks massive fire at Baltic Sea port handling 700,000 barrels daily, disrupting critical revenue source for Moscow's war effort.
Interim President Rodríguez defends controversial agreement as critics denounce surrender of sovereignty over nation's most valuable resource.
Justices allow construction to continue on 90,000-square-foot luxury venue replacing demolished East Wing, with Roberts in dissent.
More than 610,000 detained since Trump's inauguration as July arrests hit record 45,000—raising political concerns ahead of midterms.