
Canada Forms Advisory Committee for US Trade Negotiations
Canadian PM Mark Carney announces 24-member bipartisan advisory committee to prepare for upcoming trade talks with the United States.

Canadian PM Mark Carney announces 24-member bipartisan advisory committee to prepare for upcoming trade talks with the United States.
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that Michigan's lawsuit to shut down an aging Great Lakes pipeline section will remain in state court.

A recent survey found that 71% of U.S. public school teachers work at least one additional job, reflecting broader economic pressures.

A data breach at 7-Eleven compromised personal information including names, birth dates, addresses, and Social Security numbers of more than 185,000 people.
The United States allowed a waiver on Russian oil sanctions to expire after Democratic senators urged against renewal.

Iran executed a man accused of spying for Israel while displaying apparent ballistic missiles at a Tehran rally amid ongoing regional tensions.

Wyoming legislators are advancing new abortion restrictions, with supporters arguing the measures are needed to address the state's declining population.

President Trump endorsed Rep. Andy Barr for Kentucky's Senate race after Elon Musk-backed candidate Nate Morris withdrew to join the Trump administration.
China lowered its policy loan rate to a record low while advancing infrastructure partnerships with Kazakhstan and Pakistan.

Rapido, an Indian competitor to Uber, secured $240 million in funding at a $3 billion valuation by focusing on motorcycles and autorickshaws.
Canada is deepening defense cooperation with Nordic countries in Arctic region following recent geopolitical developments.

Ibrahim Traoré, who took power in a 2022 coup, told state media that democracy is not suitable for Burkina Faso.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced new rules excluding artificial intelligence-generated performances and writing from Oscar consideration.

Economists express growing concerns about labor market stability and artificial intelligence's potential workforce disruption.

The Trump administration has secured agreements with Uganda and Costa Rica to accept migrants deported from the United States who have no ties to those countries.
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