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Canada's Inflation Drops to 1.7% in April After Carbon Tax Removal
May 23 @ 10:01am ET  
Canada's inflation rate fell to 1.7% in April from 2.3% in March after the carbon tax was removed, per Statistics Canada. Energy prices dropped significantly, influenced by lower oil demand and increased OPEC supplies.
Historic Ukraine-Russia Prisoner Swap Signals Potential for Peace
May 23 @ 8:45am ET  
Ukraine and Russia conducted a historic prisoner swap on May 16, marking a rare moment of cooperation. President Trump praised the exchange, hinting at broader implications for peace.
Discover 3 Stunning New Hotels for Your Next Wellness Getaway
May 23 @ 8:35am ET  
Explore three new hotels redefining wellness travel with unique rejuvenation experiences. From Utah's deserts to Bali's jungles, book your transformative getaway now.
U.S. Stance on China Chip Restrictions Remains Firm Amid AI Policy Changes
May 23 @ 8:06am ET  
The U.S. maintains strict export controls on advanced semiconductor chips to China, prioritizing national security. Despite potential AI policy shifts, these restrictions remain unchanged, reflecting ongoing tech tensions.
SpaceX's Starship Approved for Ninth Test Flight with New Safety Zones
May 23 @ 7:16am ET  
SpaceX has been cleared by the FAA for the ninth test flight of its Starship rocket from Texas. Expanded hazard areas aim to ensure safety after earlier explosions this year.
Starlink Faces Australian Regulator Warning Over Record-Keeping Issues
May 23 @ 6:05am ET  
Starlink, operated by Elon Musk's SpaceX, received a formal warning from Australia's telecommunications regulator over record-keeping issues. This highlights growing scrutiny on global tech firms in national markets.
Alberta's Smith Celebrates Quebec's Shift on Pipeline Development
May 23 @ 6:01am ET  
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith sees a 'massive breakthrough' as Quebec's François Legault shows openness to pipeline and natural gas projects. This shift could reshape Canada's energy future with enhanced interprovincial collaboration.
India's Deadly Crackdown on Maoist Rebels Claims 27 Lives
May 23 @ 4:40am ET  
A fierce gunfight in Chhattisgarh, India, claimed 27 Maoist rebels' lives during a security operation. The clash highlights the ongoing insurgency challenging the government in the region's dense forests.
Exploring Lunar Regolith: The Moon's Rocky Surface Unveiled
May 23 @ 4:08am ET  
Lunar regolith, the Moon's rocky and dusty surface layer, reveals its history through meteorite impacts. NASA's studies aim to use it for future missions.
Russia's Cyber Attacks Target Western Aid to Ukraine, CISA Warns
May 22 @ 8:04pm ET  
Russia is targeting Western organizations aiding Ukraine with cyber attacks, warns CISA in a May 21 advisory. The campaign, led by GRU's Unit 26165 since 2022, affects defense, IT, and transport sectors.
Canada Post Strike Looms as Workers Prepare for Friday Walkout
May 22 @ 8:00pm ET  
Canada Post workers, represented by CUPW, have issued a strike notice for Friday, threatening to halt operations. This could disrupt delivery of over two billion letters and 300 million parcels annually.
OpenAI's Stargate UAE Project: A Massive Data Center in Abu Dhabi
May 22 @ 7:15pm ET  
OpenAI has launched Stargate UAE, a 1GW data center project in Abu Dhabi, with 200MW expected by 2026. Partnering with G42, Oracle, Nvidia, Cisco, and SoftBank, this marks a major step in AI infrastructure expansion.
Enhanced Games 2026: Olympic-Style Event to Allow PED Use
May 22 @ 7:00pm ET  
The Enhanced Games, set for May 2026, will allow performance-enhancing drugs in an Olympic-style event. Backed by investors like Peter Thiel, it aims to redefine human potential amid controversy.
Elias Rodriguez's Controversial Statements and Fundraising for Leftist Event
May 22 @ 6:05pm ET  
Elias Rodriguez, a suspected terrorist, criticized America's Iraq invasion as 'genocidal imperialist war' while fundraising for a leftist conference. His remarks about his Iraq War vet father have sparked significant controversy.
North Korea's Kim Jong Un Condemns Failed Warship Launch as National Disgrace
May 22 @ 4:41pm ET  
North Korea's Kim Jong Un criticized a failed warship launch as a national disgrace, calling it a 'serious accident.' The incident raises questions about the country's military technology amid regional tensions.
NASA and French Satellite Detect Massive River Waves in Groundbreaking Study
May 22 @ 4:12pm ET  
NASA and French researchers used the SWOT satellite to detect large-scale river waves in U.S. rivers for the first time. This breakthrough could transform flood monitoring and improve disaster response.
Tragic Toronto Crash: 3 Children Killed in Suspected DUI Incident
May 22 @ 4:07pm ET  
A tragic crash in Toronto claimed the lives of three children when a teen driver, allegedly impaired, collided with their minivan. The incident on Highway 401 has left a family devastated and sparked road safety concerns.
Venezuela Halts Colombia Flights Over Mercenary Threat Claims
May 22 @ 4:03pm ET  
Venezuela has suspended all flights from Colombia, citing mercenary threats ahead of local elections. This move has strained relations and disrupted travel and trade between the two nations.
Polish Navy Intercepts Russian 'Shadow Fleet' Ship Near Baltic Power Cable
May 22 @ 2:01pm ET  
The Polish Navy intercepted a Russian 'shadow fleet' ship near a Baltic Sea power cable linking Poland and Sweden. Prime Minister Donald Tusk reported the suspicious maneuvers, prompting a swift military response.
Renewed Search Efforts for Missing Nova Scotia Children Intensify
May 22 @ 12:00pm ET  
The RCMP has renewed ground and air searches for Lily Sullivan, 6, and Jack Sullivan, 4, missing since May 2 in Nova Scotia's Pictou County. Community volunteers and advanced technology aid the urgent effort to find them.
Israeli Embassy Staffer Sarah Milgrim Killed While Promoting Peace, Father Reveals
May 22 @ 11:55am ET  
Sarah Milgrim, an Israeli Embassy staffer, was killed while working on peace between Palestinians and Israelis. Her father revealed she was helping the situation the night she died, highlighting the tragic irony of her death.
Rubio and US Lawmakers Call for End to Communist Rule on Cuba’s Independence Day
May 22 @ 10:03am ET  
On Cuba’s Independence Day, Marco Rubio and US lawmakers demanded an end to communist rule. They called for the release of political prisoners and a push for democracy in Cuba.
Vancouver Festival Tragedy: Mayor and Police Defend Security Measures
May 22 @ 10:01am ET  
A tragic SUV attack at Vancouver's Lapu Lapu Day festival on April 26 killed 11 people. Mayor Ken Sim defends the security measures but acknowledges the need for improvements.
June's Strawberry Moon: Significance and Origins Unveiled
May 22 @ 8:38am ET  
June's Strawberry Moon, peaking on June 11, marks the start of summer with its silvery glow. Named by Native American tribes for the strawberry harvest, it symbolizes renewal and abundance.
British Court Halts UK’s Chagos Islands Transfer to Mauritius
May 22 @ 8:35am ET  
A British court has blocked the UK government's plan to transfer the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, issuing an injunction early Thursday. The legal challenge, led by Chagossian nationals, highlights a lack of community consultation.
British Soldiers Achieve Historic Everest Climb with Innovative Technique
May 22 @ 8:09am ET  
British soldiers made history by summiting Everest using xenon gas to acclimatize faster to high altitudes. Their innovative method could transform mountaineering, making climbs safer and more efficient.
New South Wales Overhauls Rental Laws: No-Grounds Evictions Banned
May 22 @ 7:14am ET  
New rental laws in New South Wales ban no-grounds evictions, offering tenants greater security. Pet ownership rules are also eased, allowing pets unless valid refusal grounds are provided by landlords.
Former Ukrainian Official Andriy Portnov Killed in Madrid Shooting
May 22 @ 7:04am ET  
Andriy Portnov, a former Ukrainian official sanctioned by the US, was shot dead on May 21 outside a school in Madrid's Pozuelo de Alarcón suburb. Spanish police are investigating the murder, which raises questions about his past and international ties.
Alberta's $6.5 Million Initiative to Strengthen Canada-US Ties
May 21 @ 6:01pm ET  
Alberta has launched a $6.5 million research initiative, the New North America Initiative, to enhance Canada-US relations. Announced by Premier Danielle Smith on May 16, it aims to analyze dynamics and propose policies for better collaboration.
Tragic School Bus Attack in Pakistan Claims at Least Five Lives
May 21 @ 4:40pm ET  
A tragic school bus attack in Pakistan's Balochistan province has killed at least five near Khuzdar. The explosion, targeting around 40 children, has prompted a strong response from authorities.
NASA Prepares for SpaceX Dragon's Return from 32nd Resupply Mission
May 21 @ 4:16pm ET  
NASA's SpaceX Dragon spacecraft will depart the International Space Station on May 22, concluding its 32nd resupply mission. Live coverage of the undocking starts at 11:45 a.m. EDT on NASA+, showcasing the return of vital scientific samples.
UK Intensifies Criticism of Israel Over Gaza and West Bank Policies
May 21 @ 4:08pm ET  
The UK has intensified its criticism of Israel by suspending trade talks and sanctioning West Bank settlers over actions in Gaza. Foreign Secretary David Lammy called Israel's military offensive 'monstrous' amid growing diplomatic tensions.