Mark Carney’s Liberals Clinch Majority Government with Projected Toronto Byelection Win

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberals have secured a majority government with a decisive win in the Toronto riding of University-Rosedale, pushing their seat count to 172, CBC News projects. This marks the first federal majority since 2019, nearly a year after the last general election. The victory in University-Rosedale, a Liberal stronghold encompassing the University […]
United’s Scott Kirby Drives Push for American Airlines Merger Amid Industry Consolidation

United Airlines (NASDAQ: UAL) CEO Scott Kirby has proposed a potential merger with rival American Airlines Group (NASDAQ: AAL), presenting the idea to senior government officials. The move, if pursued, could reshape the U.S. airline industry, which is already dominated by just four major players. While no formal process or overtures have been confirmed, the […]
Venezuela Oil Output Surges to 1.2 Million Barrels Per Day, US Energy Secretary Says

Venezuela’s oil production has soared to 1.2 million barrels per day, a 25% increase over the past three months, as stated by US Energy Secretary Chris Wright. This marks a significant rebound for a nation with the world’s largest crude reserves, signaling potential relief for global energy markets amid rising prices. The output surge comes […]
Nvidia Denies Rumors of Talks to Acquire Major PC Manufacturer

Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) has categorically denied rumors that it is engaged in negotiations to acquire a major PC manufacturer, pushing back against speculation that has swirled across markets and media. The denial comes amid reports of a potential blockbuster deal that could reshape the computing landscape, though the company insists no such talks are underway. […]
Rep. Eric Swalwell Resigns from Congress Amid Sexual Misconduct Allegations

Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., has announced his resignation from Congress following mounting pressure from both Democratic and Republican lawmakers over allegations of sexual assault and misconduct. The decision, revealed on Monday, comes as the House Ethics Committee launched a probe into the claims against him. Swalwell addressed the situation in a statement on X, emphasizing […]
As Washington Squeezes Cuba Into the Dark, Turkey Keeps the Lights On

A Turkish floating power plant has docked in Havana, bringing emergency power to a capital that went dark three times in March alone — the latest challenge to a US energy blockade pushing Cuba toward its worst crisis since the Cold War. The Belgin Sultan, operated by Karpowership, arrived at Havana Port on April 12 […]
France Turns to Botswana for Uranium as Niger Ties Collapse Amid Energy Security Push

France is ramping up efforts to secure uranium supplies from Botswana as it grapples with the fallout from losing access to key assets in Niger, marking a significant pivot in Europe’s nuclear energy strategy. State-backed nuclear giant Orano is spearheading this shift with a diplomatic and commercial push into the southern African nation. Botswana holds […]
No One Likes JD Vance—And This Weekend Proved It

It has not been a good week to be modern history’s most unpopular VP.
Critics Torch Globe And Mail Article Over Boomers Whining About Luxury Retirement Costs

A Globe and Mail article drew criticism after presenting rising retirement travel costs through the lens of a retired Calgary banker with a second home in Mexico and annual Europe trips, a framing critics cast as wildly disconnected from the economic stress facing most Canadians. The article centered on Kelly and Brenda Robinson, with Mr. […]
The Pearson Gold Heist Finally Has Its First Conviction

One of the suspects in Canada’s largest gold heist has been sentenced to four years in prison, three years after 400 kilograms of gold vanished from Toronto’s Pearson International Airport. Arslan Chaudhary, 44, pleaded guilty to theft over $5,000 and was sentenced April 9 in a Brampton courthouse. He also received a 40-year order to […]