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From living arrangements to US president conversations, this briefing maps the real friction in Burnham’s first hours as PM.
A 100-page report released Monday alleges Cuba helped spark a “new and distinct kind” of protest activity.
Prime Minister Mark Phillips says 69 passengers were rescued since Saturday’s overturning. Here’s what to watch next.
Why the Senate hearing on the White House funding request matters for war planning and oversight.
The clash over Canadian wildfire smoke is spilling into trade leverage and raising the temperature on U.S.-Canada relations.
Airstrikes continue while diplomacy lurches forward via Pakistan talks, and a new Red Sea chokepoint threatens energy prices.
In a deeply religious district, the race becomes a real-world audit of endorsement power after scandal risk.
New 50% duties hit some Canadian alcohol, autos, and dairy in 30 days, with key exemptions for energy and potash.
The White House frames “enhancements” as planned work, but the timing lands amid scrutiny of the plane’s defenses.
A new framing links Washington's Cuba strategy to political networks, raising compliance and risk questions for anyone touched by policy.
A new maritime escalation threatens supplies and prices, forcing energy, risk, and logistics leaders to move faster.
Centcom says the attacks aim to degrade Iranian capabilities used against commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.
