Politics3:07Early voting has reached record levels in key states. Trump is campaigning in traditionally Republican states as voters worry about rising prices, while Obama is also appealing to voters on the campaign trail.
Politics3:07Early voting has reached record levels in key states. Trump is campaigning in traditionally Republican states as voters worry about rising prices, while Obama is also appealing to voters on the campaign trail.
Other19:26The broadcast covers James Comey facing criminal charges again, the final stretch before the midterms, flooding in communities along both U.S. coasts from king tides, and an urgent search for an escaped inmate, among other stories.
WorldKatie Livingstone, who covers Ukraine for Military Times and Defense News, assesses recent shifts in the war.
Politics10:53Keanin Loomis was elected Hamilton’s next mayor after a closely contested campaign. He had finished second in 2022, losing to Andrea Horwath. Loomis told supporters the victory was about more than winning an election; it was about believing again in what the city could become.
Politics4:00After losing the Mississauga mayoral race, incumbent Carolyn Parrish told supporters the outcome was not what they wanted, “but sometimes the world changes.” Unofficial city results showed Alvin Tedjo leading with 71,025 votes. With about 97 per cent of polls reporting, Parrish had 49,779 votes and Bonnie Crombie 41,383.
PoliticsWilliam A. Booth, a Latin American history lecturer at University College London, analyzes Brazil’s runoff elections.
Politics10:10Israel is set to vote on Tuesday (Oct. 27) in its first election since the Hamas attacks of Oct. 7, 2023, putting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s political future at stake. Carnegie Endowment for International Peace senior fellow Aaron David Miller says the vote is both a referendum on Netanyahu and a contest over Israel’s future direction. An opposition win by Gadi Eisenkot could prompt domestic changes, including an inquiry.
WorldIsrael says an assault operation in Hebron displaced 2,000 Palestinians. Phyllis Bennis, program director at the Institute for Policy Studies, analyzes Israel’s blockade operation in the occupied West Bank.
Economy5:54Anthropic’s annualized revenue could top US$100 billion by year-end, says Brett Winton, chief futurist at ARK Investment Management, whose venture fund has held a stake in the company for years. Winton argues that fast revenue growth makes Anthropic’s high valuation reasonable ahead of its planned public offering, while discussing concerns about shareholder control and AI safety.
PoliticsVoters ousted David Eby in B.C.’s 2026 provincial election, called two years earlier than necessary. After losing to the BC Conservatives, led by Lorne Doerkson, Eby said he intends to resign as BC NDP leader. The result adds to Canada’s history of early elections backfiring.
PoliticsPatrick Brown won Brampton’s 2026 mayoral race, securing a third consecutive term. He said the election was a chance to advance the city’s major building plan and noted that Brampton is undertaking the largest investment in its history.
PoliticsThe Justice Department is seeking to prosecute former FBI director James Comey for a third time, alleging he disclosed national security information in 2016. With eight days until the midterms, early voting is at record levels in 47 states as Trump campaigns in traditionally Republican states. The broadcast also covers powerful king tides and dangerous surf and rip currents on both coasts.
PoliticsCNN examines the growing number of Republicans opposing their party’s Texas Senate nominee and endorsing Democrat James Talarico. The segment also addresses anti-Paxton sentiment, a former South Carolina Republican governor endorsing a Democrat, and Republican reactions to the DOJ sending 1,000 election monitors to every state.
SportsHockey players are often known for giving cliché-filled interviews, but Calgary Flames goalie Devin Cooley is bucking that pattern. In his two seasons with the team, his postgame remarks have gone viral several times and drawn new viewers to the sport.
PoliticsFox News contributor Jonathan Turley and legal analyst Gregg Jarrett discuss the federal investigation into Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota on ‘Hannity.’
EconomyBlackRock Global Fixed Income CIO Rick Rieder discusses the outlook for global interest rates and bonds, along with fundraising prospects as companies seek capital to build AI infrastructure.
EconomyBNY Global CFO Dermot McDonogh discusses his outlook for the bank’s growth and business strategies, and how he is monitoring AI to avoid overspending on related tools.
PoliticsThe U.S. is increasingly divided along party lines, but many voters appear united in opposing AI data centres in their communities. Construction continues nationwide despite near-unanimous opposition in affected communities. The report focuses on backlash against big tech in Red Oak, Texas, ahead of the 2026 midterms.
PoliticsMississauga city councillor Alvin Tedjo won the mayoral race by a landslide, defeating incumbent Carolyn Parrish and former mayor Bonnie Crombie. Speaking to supporters Monday night, Tedjo said people had urged him to sit out the contest, but he wanted to fight for the city.
PoliticsFox News host Greg Gutfeld and the “Gutfeld!” panel discuss recent insults by former President Barack Obama against President Donald Trump.
PoliticsGlobal News projects that Olivia Chow will defeat a field of challengers led by Brad Bradford to win re-election as Toronto mayor in the 2026 Ontario municipal elections. The victory gives her a first full term after she won the 2023 mayoral byelection.
OtherThe Trump administration has indicted former FBI Director James Comey for a third time. Tennessee officials are searching for an escaped convicted murderer, and a man has been convicted of stealing and swallowing Tiffany & Co. jewelry.
CultureLinsey Davis talks with actor Liam Neeson about his five decades in the profession, growing up in Northern Ireland, the influence of fatherhood on his career and his new film, “The Mongoose.”
PoliticsUS War Secretary Pete Hegseth launched the Agincourt plan to establish a four-star-led Autonomous Warfare Command by October 1, 2027. The plan also calls for a new procurement model connecting autonomous technology and robotics companies directly with frontline forces.