Canada on the cusp of investment surge, NBF’s Marion says
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Canada on the cusp of investment surge, NBF’s Marion says
Article contentNational Bank Financial’s chief economist sees Canada starting to take business investment seriously after a decade of what he calls “stagnant” growth, and is forecasting a surge in foreign capital. Article contentStéfane Marion — who even donned a baseball cap with a logo that stand»»»
New York dad dies after being hit by a bicyclist in Central Park
A New York husband and father of two who was heading to work when he was abruptly struck by a bicyclist has tragically died. Richie O’Brien, 41, was walking in Central Park on his usual route to work when a cyclist heading north on East Drive near West 84th Street hit him with his bike. O’Brien was»»»
Cornell University ‘gang rape’ case: 5 things to know as Tompkins County DA reopens criminal probe into Chi Phi members
Prosecutors in central New York have announced they are relaunching their investigation into allegations of ‘gang rape’ at a Cornell University fraternity chapter during 2024, following a civil lawsuit filed in recent weeks that generated significant public concern regarding the matter. Also Read: »»»
Kavitha’s TRS to Contest in Khairtabad By-Poll | Hyderabad News - The Times of India
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Haiti at ‘watershed moment’, Prime Minister tells UN, urging full backing for security force
Addressing world leaders in New York, Mr. Fils-Aimé said criminal violence was threatening communities across the country, but insisted Haiti was neither defeated nor seeking to have others determine its future. “Haiti will resist. Haiti is standing tall,” he said, calling on the international comm»»»
DoorDash Spent $1.4 Million Trying to Stop Mamdani From Becoming Mayor. Now We Know Why.
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Why banning AI in the classroom will not be enough to remedy poor reading skills in a post-literary society
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Man shot by ICE agents in Texas says he is in detention with bullet in back
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Musicians bow out of Ed Sheeran's tour as he defends move to drop Macklemore for calling for a Free Palestine
Singer Ed Sheeran defended on Tuesday night his decision to continue his US tour after rapper Macklemore — one of his supporting acts — was dropped for calling for a ... »»»
Malaika Chitre: 24-Year-Old Rutgers Graduate And Friend Navam Kaul Killed By NYC Subway Train After Being Seen Sitting On Manhattan Tracks At Spring Street Station
Two 24-year-old Rutgers University graduates and long-time friends, Malaika Chitre and Navam Kaul, sat on tracks, were fatally struck by a downtown Number 4 subway train at Manhattan's Spring Street station. 0 Two recent university graduates and long-time friends lost their lives early Sunday when »»»
Two Uniforms, One September Morning | CBC News
Twenty-five years ago, Shawn Matheson had a foot in two worlds. As a firefighter with Mississauga Fire and Emergency Services, he and his colleagues watched the collapse of the twin towers in New York City live on television with a deeper appreciation of the horror than most others. A an officer in»»»
DHS directs ICE attorneys to seek early dismissal of legally deficient asylum claims
close Video NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! EXCLUSIVE – The Department of Homeland Security has issued new guidance directing its immigration attorneys to seek early dismissal of asylum claims they determine are legally insufficient, according to internal guidance obtained by Fox News D»»»
Thomson Reuters detects cybersecurity incident, says unauthorized party accessed files
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"Not here to create division, world is one family": Diaspora leaders ahead of RSS chief's address at Madison Square, New York
New York [US], August 29 (ANI): Hours ahead of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Chief Mohan Bhagwat's highly anticipated address in New York City, diaspora leaders and event organisers have strongly defended the 'Universal Oneness Celebrations' in New York, emphasising the message of pluralism, co»»»
Nepal flash flood death toll up to 579, with more than 1,900 missing - UPI.com
People search the names of their relatives on lists of missing people outside the army operations center in the aftermath of flash floods, in Nuwakot district, Nepal, Friday. More than 500 people have died and hundreds remain missing across northern Nepal after a suspected glacial collapse and aval»»»
Storm Lala damages more than 100 homes and several bridges on Hawaii’s Big Island
Clean-up efforts started on Hawaii after Hurricane Lala rolled past the Big Island and dumped heavy rain across the US Pacific state. Lala was downgraded to a tropical storm by the time it grazed the islands, but it brought heavy rains and winds strong enough to sweep about 100 homes off their foun»»»
Passenger reports exhaust smell as U.S. customs pause operations at Montreal airport | RCI
CBC News · U.S. Customs and Border Protection is temporarily suspending its operations at the Montréal-Trudeau International Airport, leading to multiple flight cancellations Wednesday. The agency points to the smell of construction materials as the reason behind the move, the airport said in a soc»»»
Are trans dolls headed to Minnesota classrooms this fall? There's no proof
In July 2026, a claim spread online that trans dolls with interchangeable genitalia would be distributed to Minnesota classrooms in the fall. The rumor stemmed from from a report by conservative news outlet The College Fix, which focuses on higher-education news. Several other right-leaning news ou»»»
Man shouting ‘Allahu akbar’ stabs two in New York, police probe hate‑crime motive
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Mexican drug lord Ismael ‘El Mayo’ Zambada sentenced to life in US prison
US judge hands life sentence to Ismael Zambada for leading one of Mexico’s most violent drug cartels for decades. Mexican drug kingpin Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada has been sentenced to life in prison in the United States, after a plea deal last year in which he admitted to shipping millions of kilog»»»
Mexican drug lord 'El Mayo' sentenced to life in prison
NEW YORK, July 20, 2026 (BSS/AFP) - Mexican drug lord Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada was sentenced Monday to life in prison by a federal court in New York for co-founding and leading the powerful Sinaloa cartel. The 76-year-old "El Mayo" is the former top associate of the organization's founder, Joaquin »»»
Zidane edges closer to France coaching role
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Parliamentary Ruling Places Japan's Empire in Succession Crisis
MONARKI JEPANGParliamentary Ruling Places Japan's Empire in Succession CrisisThe Japanese Emperor must remain male. That is the desire of the parliament. However, Princess Aiko is popular and supported by the people. In fact, Japan once had eight empresses. AFP/GETTY IMAGES The future of the Japane»»»
‘Today’ Show Intruder Allegedly Lunged At Craig Melvin While Yelling Racial Slur
The intruder was arrested and no one was hurt, the New York City Police Department said. A man who broke through security at the “Today” show Thursday allegedly lunged at co-host Craig Melvin while yelling a racial slur. The intruder, who has not yet been identified, made it past a security checkpo»»»
Buffett says decision to stop Gates Foundation donations not a surprise
WAHSINGTON: Warren Buffett said it was not a surprise when he told Bill Gates about his decision to stop donating to the Gates Foundation, ending their two-decade philanthropic partnership. Buffett, 95, did not include the Gates Foundation in a nearly $6 billion donation of Berkshire Hathaway stoc»»»
New York becomes the first state to impose a data center moratorium | The Express Tribune
New York became the first US state on Tuesday to halt construction of large new data centers, imposing a one-year moratorium as concerns grow that the facilities driving the artificial-intelligence boom are raising power costs, straining water supplies and burdening local communities. The moratori»»»
Russian pair scale Empire State spire in proposal stunt
Bystanders gaze up at New York’s Empire State Building as the Russian couple scale its towering spire, unfurl a pro-peace banner and got engaged. (EPA Images pic) NEW YORK: A Russian daredevil couple climbed to the top of the Empire State Building’s towering spire in New York City on Wednesday to u»»»
Russian couple gets engaged on top of Empire State Building (VIDEOS)
A Russian daredevil couple have been arrested after scaling the Empire State Building and staging a marriage proposal atop the New York landmark, more than 1,400ft above Manhattan. The stunt unfolded at around noon on Wednesday, drawing the attention of stunned New Yorkers below as police drones an»»»
Uber sues NYC, claiming new 'driver protection law' risks rider safety
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Building Trust and Teams: Insights from Bakhо Muratov on Corporate Finance and Leadership
Bakhо Muratov, a seasoned financial analyst and auditor, has built his career helping major corporations navigate complex financial landscapes. From leading audits in Kazakhstan to advising clients at AlixPartners in New York, Muratov has developed a unique perspective on client engagement, team bu»»»
Azerbaijan secures seat on UN Committee on the Rights of the Child
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Fate of Chinese dissident at crossroads, between expulsion and refugee status
Authorities in Taean, South Chuncheong Province examine the rubber boat Dong arrived in on Wednesday. (Yonhap) Dong Guangping, the Chinese dissident who arrived in South Korea on a rubber boat, is drawing attention nationwide, as some legal experts say he is unlikely to be immediately repatriated t»»»
Green Card twist? US clarifies who must return home and who stays
The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has clarified that most immigrants applying for permanent residency will not be required to leave the country while their green card applications are being processed, according to The New York Times. The clarification comes after confusion sparked by a r»»»
Should Canada investigate World Cup ticket pricing alongside U.S.? - National | Globalnews.ca
As concerns grow about pricey World Cup tickets, two American attorneys general have announced they plan to probe “a range of issues that have arisen with FIFA’s ticketing process.” This includes dynamic pricing that’s driven the cost of the most in-demand tickets to five figures. On Wednesday, New»»»
New York Judge Releases Purported Epstein Suicide Note
A federal judge on Wednesday released a document described as a suicide note purportedly written by the late Jeffrey Epstein and including the line: "It is a treat to be able to choose one’s time to say goodbye." Epstein, the disgraced financier and accused sex trafficker, was found dead in his Man»»»
US returns over 650 antiquities valued at nearly USD 14 million to India
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What we know about the killing of 8 children in Louisiana, the deadliest US mass shooting since 2024
Community members light candles to mourn eight children killed in a mass shooting in Shreveport, Louisiana, on Sunday. Gerald Herbert/AP Eight children, ranging in age from just three to 11 years old, were killed early Sunday morning in Shreveport, Louisiana, in a shocking act of violence that mark»»»
Faith among young people surges, providing a missing anchor
PITTSBURGH — Last September, Pastor Jason Howard of the Sanctuary Church in Pittsburgh saw a surge of young people flocking to his Christian congregation, the week after Charlie Kirk was murdered. Howard knew that something had shifted. Yes, their congregation had always been predominantly youth-dr»»»
Eroding the American Dream through federal policy shifts
The actions of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) have significantly impacted communities across the country and contributed to a decreased flow of immigrants into the United States. An indirect consequence of the sharp rise in deportation enforcement is its chilling effect on civic engageme»»»
US judge challenges Pentagon over press access limits amid legal clash
A federal judge pressed the Pentagon on Monday over whether it violated a court order safeguarding journalists’ access, raising sharp concerns about press freedom in a dispute over new restrictions at the heart of U.S. military operations. "Is this Kafka? What's going on here?" the judge asked afte»»»
Defense Secretary Hegseth intervened to stop promotions of Black and female officers
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth intervened to stop the promotions of four Army officers, two Black and two female soldiers on track to become one-star generals, NPR has confirmed. According to a U.S. official not authorized to speak publicly, Hegseth made the highly unusual move of interfering in»»»
Air Canada CEO apologizes for his inability to speak French after plane crash
The chief executive of Air Canada apologized Thursday for his inability to express himself in French after politicians called for his resignation for his English-only message of condolence after Sunday’s deadly crash in New York. Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau has been criticized for the four-minu»»»
Air Canada CEO apologizes for English-only condolence video
CEO of Air Canada, Michael Rousseau, apologized Thursday for his English-only message of condolence after a deadly airplane crash in a runway at New York's LaGuardia airport. Two Air Canada pilots died when the Air Canada Jazz flight they were landing collided with a fire truck on the runway on Sun»»»
Venezuela’s Maduro has been in a notorious Brooklyn jail for over 80 days. This is what life is like in there
Lee este artículo en español As ousted Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro prepares for his next court hearing in the US, his son is projecting an optimistic and defiant image of how his father and First Lady Cilia Flores are coping with life behind bars. However, people with access to the notoriou»»»
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