PoliticsFox News host Mark Levin discusses the importance of capitalism, socialism’s history and philosophy, and those he says seek to impose it on others on “Life, Liberty & Levin.”
PoliticsFox News host Mark Levin discusses the importance of capitalism, socialism’s history and philosophy, and those he says seek to impose it on others on “Life, Liberty & Levin.”
ScienceTwo researchers at the University of New Brunswick contributed to the first discovery of native sulphur on Mars. On Earth, this form of sulphur occurs around volcanoes and hot springs, while its origin on Mars remains unknown.
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WorldA military judge ruled that the confession of alleged 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed was tainted by torture at Guantanamo Bay and excluded it from consideration.
WorldNepal’s government has withdrawn its earlier refusal of international search-and-rescue assistance. The foreign minister said the country needs specialised support, including tunnel rescue expertise, DNA testing to identify victims and facilities to store bodies. The Nepali Army’s emergency centre in Bidur is serving as a key base for relief operations after the devastating floods.
WorldContinued rain is hampering rescue efforts in Nepal as the search for survivors along the Trishuli River enters its fourth day.
ScienceNASA is preparing to launch the $4 billion Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope to investigate dark energy and dark matter, chart galaxies across enormous regions and search for thousands of exoplanets. Its sharp infrared observations and field of view at least 100 times wider than Hubble’s will enable much broader cosmic surveys.
World20:07Catastrophic flooding in Nepal has killed hundreds and left thousands missing as rescuers search the rubble for survivors. The broadcast also examines President Trump’s extraordinary deal to control a large share of Venezuela’s oil, a deadly blast at an explosives-packed warehouse after a Russian strike in Ukraine, and divers’ effort to rescue a bride-to-be.
PoliticsOntario Premier Doug Ford responded Saturday to President Donald Trump’s “Lake America” decree by putting a billboard-sized sign on the Canadian shoreline reading “Lake Ontario. Now and Always.” Canadian leaders reacted with ridicule rather than outrage.
World22:12Three days after deadly flash floods struck the Himalayas, authorities in Tibet and Nepal remain on high alert for more mudslides along the border. Officials say more than 670 people have died and nearly 3,000 remain missing after a glacial collapse triggered the devastating deluge.
PoliticsSecretary Rubio described the Venezuela-US oil deal as a “huge win” for both countries. Fox News chief Washington correspondent Mike Emanuel explained how the agreement would give the United States a stake in Venezuelan oil.
CultureMitski says she is looking forward to future editions of Olivia Rodrigo’s Daisy Chain Fields music festival, which supports nonprofits focused on women and girls.
PoliticsCanada’s relationship with its closest ally, the United States, has gone through one of its most turbulent weeks in recent memory. An Ipsos poll conducted exclusively for Global News offers a look at Canadians’ views of the escalating trade war and Prime Minister Mark Carney’s response.
WorldDozens of Israeli settlers attacked a home in Qusra village, throwing stones as residents sheltered inside. The residents were tear-gassed and detained by Israeli forces instead of being protected. Homeowner Luay Bayruti says he and six others were handcuffed in an army vehicle for more than 40 minutes and beaten. Residents say settlers also set fire to nearby land before soldiers let them leave.
WorldFox News chief correspondent Jonathan Hunt reports from Tel Aviv on rising tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, where the United States and Iran each claim to control the situation.
WorldCanada and the United States are facing serious strain, following the collapse of trade talks and a series of sharp exchanges. Their deep interdependence has not prevented the relationship from repeatedly shifting. Colin Robertson of the Canadian Global Affairs Institute says the current frustration is directed at the US administration, not the American people.
WorldFormer US national security adviser Mark Pfeifle assesses Donald Trump’s threat of “total economic warfare” against Iran. He says China is the key test: since the war began, it has cut Iranian oil imports from about 1.5 million to 500,000 barrels a day, though it is unclear whether the shift will last. Trump has sanctioned 60 entities but not banks.
SocietyA new generation of young people in China is entering the funeral industry, where specialised university courses and personalised farewell ceremonies are creating fresh opportunities. CNA speaks with young professionals about their motivations and the reality of their work.
SocietyAn expert panel discusses the Lindsay Clancy case on Hannity as jurors pause deliberations until Monday while weighing the trial’s evidence and key legal questions.
PoliticsTexas Democratic U.S. Senate nominee James Talarico and businessman Mark Cuban join moderator Jessica Tarlov for a live podcast recording in Fort Worth, Texas, focused on healthcare reform.
EconomyFormer Chief Agricultural Negotiator Gregg Doud and American Iron and Steel Institute CEO Kevin Dempsey discuss the U.S.-Canada trade war, focusing on the major beef and steel products coming from Canada and concerns over beef prices.
WorldMahendra Gupta, a 68-year-old Brampton, Ont., man, disappeared after a flash flood swept through the area while he was trekking in Nepal. His son Yogesh says the family last heard from him Tuesday evening and is desperate for answers about what happened.
WorldAlok Bohara, founding director of the Nepal Study Centre, says floods have completely destroyed Timure near the China border and the community hub of Syabrubesi. While pledged aid of roughly $4bn to $5bn is substantial—nearly a tenth of Nepal’s GDP—he argues the country must rethink its future rather than simply rebuild.
WorldThe Trump administration has quietly reached deportation agreements with at least 35 countries, often involving millions of dollars, according to Third Country Deportation. The investigation examines where the money goes and what happens to migrants sent to countries they have never visited, including 18 people shackled and sent to Africa and an Iranian activist deported into dangerous circumstances.