FCC chair says U.S. will defend interests of its tech giants as European rules stoke tension

The Giants signed a veteran quarterback before the Eli Manning Era, who had previously won a Super Bowl and was a two-time NFL MVP. Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll are now looking for a similar quarterback like Kurt Warner, who had a winning record before Manning took over, to help them win games and buy time for developing a future quarterback under Daboll's guidance. Full Article

Premier Doug Ford is considering implementing "buy Ontario" legislation in response to potential tariffs from the United States. He is urging retailers to prioritize Canadian products and is prepared to legislate the initiative if necessary. Ford is also exploring other retaliatory measures, such as stockpiling nickel and imposing surcharges on energy exports to the U.S. Full Article

Former South Australian Liberal Party leader David Speirs has been charged with supplying a controlled substance other than cannabis, facing a maximum penalty of 10 years in jail. Negotiations are ongoing between the prosecution and Speirs' defense team, with his next court appearance set for March 27. The charges stem from a video showing Speirs allegedly snorting a white powder, leading to his resignation from parliament and accusations of state government involvement in the case....

out of the summary. A Porsche SUV was stolen during a home invasion in Vaughan, as captured on video. The incident was reported, but the video failed to load. Authorities are investigating the theft, and the investigation is ongoing. Full Article

Actor Khalid Abdalla has been asked to attend a police interview following a pro-Palestinian protest in January, part of an ongoing investigation into alleged breaches of Public Order Act conditions. Abdalla, known for his roles in The Crown and United 93, is a vocal advocate for Gaza and has attended several pro-Palestinian demonstrations. The Metropolitan Police has also questioned former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn and former shadow chancellor John McDonnell in connection with the rally,...

Huawei is re-entering the international smartphone market with the launch of the Mate X6 and Mate XT devices, but analysts caution that U.S. sanctions may hinder its ability to compete with Apple and Samsung. The Chinese company showcased its products at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, aiming to differentiate itself in a crowded market of similar smartphones. Despite its efforts to stand out, Huawei's success in the global market remains uncertain due to ongoing...