Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberal Party narrowly missed a majority in Canada’s Parliament, securing 169 of 343 seats amidst challenges from the Conservative Party, which won 143. The election was heavily influenced by President Trump’s tariffs on Canadian goods, shifting public sentiment and leading to Carney’s success despite being a first-time candidate. Moving forward, Carney must navigate a challenging agenda while defending Canada against potential economic repercussions from U.S. policies, emphasizing the need for cooperation as independent nations.
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Progressive Dem taking blame for surge in shoplifting in America’s largest cities
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles!GOP candidate Maud Maron criticizes Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg for policies she claims enable criminals and contribute to a significant rise in shoplifting, with the National Retail Federation reporting a 93% increase in incidents since 2019. Bragg's campaign disputes these claims, citing reductions in other crime categories, while Maron insists his progressive policies have led to a lack of consequences for theft. Explain It To Me Like I'm...
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